Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-09 00:00:00

FRIDAY On Friday next, the 11th instant, at Brokers' Office vivo o'clock, at the 150 Bales JUTE, K Diamond GS&Co 3, just landed ex Peerless, Albert Dock. Apply to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brok On. Friday next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 139 Bales Bombay HEMP. BROWNE, HUNTER. & VO., Brokers. Apply to On account of whom it may concern. y next, the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 400 Bales Surat COTTON, all faults, just landed ex Sovereign of the Seas, from Bombay. Apply to BROWNS, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Frida: totinscrtial THIS ; DAY, This Day (Wednesday,) th4th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Bushby and Co.'s °dice, ManchesteNbuildings, Tithebarn street, -.-: " • 50 Bale= Surat COTTON, all faults, ' ex Shakspeare, from Bombay; lying in Stanley Dock Ware *- . • For, farther part ic ul ars app l y to Messrs. Forbes, s and Co., Merchants; or t o BU S I IBY & CO., Brokers. T ay (Wednesday,) . the 9th instant, at 'One o'clock, at the - u- -"-' °thee, 30, Exchange . -alluy North, cunt)). , all faults, ea Fanny Forsyth street. Apply to Al or to This DAy (Wednesday.) the 1 Brokers' Office Apply to ag for inspection in Dobson's, Vernon ;. Thoina4 Cardwell and Cu., Merchants; SHAND, HIGSON & CO., Brokers. 'clock, at the Exchar T. & LITTLEDAtE &c CO., Brok.ers This 'Day (Wednesday,) instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ' . the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, _ 7 Cases ASS'ARETIDA, 13 Bags S.I.I.TPETRE, all faults: 0 Bales B3mbay MADDER ROOTS, 5 Bales „ GARBLINGS ROOTS, 0 Bales• ~ DITTO, all fault A, Quantity SAPANWOOD BROWNE, HUNT Apply to & CO., Broken This Day (Wednesday, Brokers' Office, L per Patriot Queen, from Cal and John Broe!dehank,.‘feri This Day (R' . ^dnc+l 9th:inst., at Twebi ',moo' and London Chamber o'clock, at the Apply to Mess. &ants ; or to %SOT & TAYLOR, Broker .CCOUNT OF 'WHOM IT MAY CONCE: ?ostponed from Friday, the 4th iust. initant, at One o'clock, at the • Br6kers' Ofti&e, 30A, Exchange-stiwt East, • About 72 Cask.s OLIVE OIL. 16 Barrels, 28 Bags and a Quan tity Loose GUM, 1,200 SIIEEP SKINS, 220 HIDES, and 3 Barrels BEES' WAX, saved from the wreck of the Victoria, from Mogodore to Liverpool; lying at the Sheds for Wrecked Goods, north-east side Prince Dock. At sonic time, One SHIP'S' BOAT, lying on the Quay, north-east side Prince's Dock. Apply to PERCIVAL. CAMPBELL, & CO., 3n9 Brokers to the Liverpool UndurWriterS' Association Vedr This Day sday), the 9th instant, at '..rwelve o'clocl e Public Saie-romm, Exchanze-builcliatzs. 357 Bags . fine SALTIcETRE, 150 Hogsheads GINGELLY OIL. T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers, Apply to This D sday,) 9th inst., at,T Commercial Sale-roc .ve o'clock, in thi Landing ex Cairo (s.s V'tfistis on Sate. FOR SALE, k very ..uperior NEW SHIP, . . Now building at an o - utport, about 567 tons N. 314 and 590 tons builders' measurement. Length, 142 _ feet 6 in. ; breadth, 29 feet 9 in. ; depth 19 feet 6 in. Is thoroughly yellow-metal fastened, and classed A, 1 for 13 years at Lloyd's ; has poop 45 'feet long, and topgallant fore castle ; will carry about 900 tons cargo. Will be sold with hull, masts, spars, &c.. or East 'lndia outfit and coppered, at purchaser's option. Can be launched irt.a month. Apply to ctSARD, WItSON, & CO.; Broerti, FOR SAIL, 4, A The well-known andr substantial) TAM O'SIIANTER, am Wei 270 tons register. Length 93 feet; breadth (ex .--xe.trenie,) 27 feet ; depth, 17 feet. Built at Work , ington irr 1836, originally classed A. 1 eight years, specially sur veyed in 1855, and continued three years red star; will be '-built Barque To-morro the Bro Chursda Oi!La, ;] TO-MORROW, Lie 10th inst e o'clock; at aser, Tr ex Emma, from Charleston holm, and Co., Merchants; To-morrow Apply to per Patriot Qt J. Brockkhan' sorrow (Thursday,) 14th instant, a Brokers' Office, 2, Dal, ex Fanny For BROWN On account of whom it ma To-morrow (Thursday,) the 10th instan. landed from th lying in Hollins 10th instant, at Tw 3rAcers' Offi )n1 .Bombay, and now and CO., Brokers, To-morrow (Thnrsda 700 Bags Fine Bombay LINSEED, Appl, to just arrive T. and IL LITTLEDAI To-morrow (Thurida 10th instant, at Twelve O'crock, at the 1;000 Bags Heated ) Noci ansie RICE, 300 Bags Damaged • now landing cx Sardinian, Prince's Dock. Apply to 31,ssrt Holderness and Chilton, Merchants ; or to T. and H. LITTLI DALE and Co., Brokers. On account of whom , it may: concern. - To-morrow (Thursday), the 10th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildings, Hackie' 8 Bales Alpaca WOOL, ex Eleanor Dixon, „ LiMa DITTO, ex IrrumlaY damaged b rater. Apply to . - PERKINS & ROBINSON, Wool Broke To-morrow (Thursth at the BrAer's Office ay) 10th inst., at Half-past Twelve o'clock, e, Virejnia-buildings, South Chapel-street. 229 Chests CONG 907 Boxes Scented ORANGE PEKOE, 811 „ „ CAPER, 36 Half-chests GUNPOWDER and JAVA TEA Apply to 11. R. WHIST ER & CO., Brokers. NEXT WEEK By Order of the Executors of the late John H. Nicholson, Esq. On Monday, the 14th inst., at Twelve o'clock, on the ' Premises, Blackstock-street, Vauxhall-road, About 1,600 Limed Buffalo PICKER BENDS, GLUE PIECES, and SIZEING. 70 Dry HIDES, large STAGE for Drying, POLES, BEAMS, WEIGHTS and SCALES, OFFICE FIXTURES, OLD IRON, &c. Also, a HORSE, CART and GEAR. For further particulars and catalogues apply to GEORGE FREDERICK MARTIN & CO., HIDE BROKERS, 4, Lancaster-buildings, Tithebarn-street. On Tuesday, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-rooms, Royal Bank-buildings, 5,322 Bags Costa Rica COFFEE (part Damaged), Just landed ex Hidalgo, from Punta Arenas. Apply to Messrs 'Fred. Huth & Co., Merchants; or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, & CO., Brokers. On Thursday, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Saleroom, Exchange-buildings, 100 Chests Bengal INDIGO. For further particulars apply to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers. On Friday next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 18, Hackin's-hey, 200 Tons RAPESED and other OILCAKE, W. 0. WOODS, Broker. On Si*. TO EXPORTERS. ON SALE, 100 doz. Jars RefineST, in lots to su it , puo rchasers; suitable for a t Tble he Australian, China, &c. markets. W. RACKLIFF, d • Rigby-street, Oldhall-street. . TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE. F § IN M. SALOMON, I mporter of every description of TOYs, L MERCHANDI SE andEATHER GS, MUSICA L INSTRUMENTS, y OOD sale an TOY , S d [Or Export, 73 and 75, DlikE-of Every Ki n d , Wh o l e- STREET. The above goo d s can be had in bond. errs is bt! Unless previously disposed of by Private On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Three o'clock c una at ~,, Wil s on, and Co.'s Saleroom, Brigantine Exchange, Liverpool, The ALBION, 14' VN 95 tons register. L en g th, 69 feet 5-10ths ; breadth, .Jitli - 4 4 20 feet 5-10ths ; depth, 10 feet. Built at Lamas- Ameter in 1815, was doubled from keel to covering board, and thoroughly overhauled at a cost of £570 in 1857, when she was classed red star; carries about 140 tons on ten feet water, and is well suited for a coaster. Apply to CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. Peremptorily and with Out reserve.—By order of the Morgagee. - . On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at g.._. - 11 4 k " Three o'clock, at Cunard, Wils on, and Co.'s • datirg Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpoo l, The well-known steam-tug -....-__-. r - ...... , ROBERT BURNS; 95 tons gross measurement. Length, 84 feet 6-10ths ; breadth, 15 feet 8-10ths ; depth, 9 feet 4-10ths. Built of wood at Gateshead in 1837, and has been well taken care of. Her engine and stores are in good order, and she may be inspected at Tramnere, where she now lies. Apply to CUNARD, WILSON, and CO., Brokers. on Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broke,' Sale-roont, Walmer-buildings, Water-street, A Quantity of WRECKED STORES, N te,,f,', Consisting of Anchors, Chains, Sails, Standing i fr p,M , .„A,N. and Running Rigging, Boats, Masts, Spars, &c., saved from the wreck of the schooner Char - "yrneld. Lying in Messrs. G. Robertson & Sons' Warehouse, Ansdcil-street • Masts and Spars lying- on the Duke's Ground, Duke ' s Dock . Apply to CURRY, RELLOCK & CO., Brokers. rhursday,) 10th inst-ar Broker's Othoe, 22, Toy 60,000 Scut .I.inurican 0 3 Buffalo 1101 IN Mereha: SAMUEL y ' o Messrs. Ih H J. IIAS SILI SAMUEL BECKWITH, Brok, Apply to M Apply to Ca• ♦illy 1/1/tilt, where she can be inspected. For inventories and further par ticulars apply to CLTNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. FOR SALE, 'he Barque SALACIA, Length, 106 feet 3 lepth, 17 fee 0.4.4 1 4,,,, 333 41-100 tons reg JUE'hiy breadth, 24 feet 1 it, height between deck: _.,—as she now lies in the Victoria Dock, Hull. She was 'thoroughly repaired, stripped, and sheathed wit 4 felt and zinc in December last, and released ./E 1, and in May last was surveyed and fitted tor the couveyance of passengers to Quebec, under the strict provisions of the Passengers Act. She has houses on deck for cabin and crew, and has a cOm, J inches i pletd 'iliveptory of stores, , . sails and running gear being nearly all new. * For inventories and further particulars apply on board, or to Robert Garbutt and Son, Ship Brokers, Hull • or to D. A. B. :11URR. ' Y, 110, Ruchannan-street, Glasgow. CURRY, KELLOCK, and. CO., BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE' OF 'SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS AND APPOINTED BROKERS xo Tux HIGH e.,'OURT OF ADMIRALTY Walmer-buildings, Wathr-street. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL LIVERPOOL Tuesday Evening The Cotton Market to-C v was quiet, without material change in price& The sales, which were' sluggish, amounted . to 5,000 bales, o were for export or.taken on speeulatin In the Liverpool Share Market very which LOOO business was done, the market bein,; , in idle state, but without any, material alteration in its leading features sufficient to provoke remark. The business transacted included the sale of heads, at Great Westeru, Lancash London and North - ,ancasinr Liverpool, 19 Life Insurance and Yorkshire, 961 7 esterft, Midland, 1061, ; South Great Luxembourg Con4it per cent. pref., 140; Bank. of and London Fire and iverpool 71 62-, 4 4411 CLOSING PRICES. Ches. & B'head.. 77 774 N. Stafford .... Caledonian .... 92 92, 1 , N. E.Ber. Stock 891 E. Counties 11 1-16 11 3-16 York capital , Stock 74 74 E. L. Stock ".... Leeds Stock .... 46 464- G. N. Stock .. Great Westhns Lan. and York .. 96 Ln. & Nor. West. 951- 9641(4t 9qi IG. T.Ca'da ?,3 'l-16 2 M. 'S. and Lincoln 35 3 Midland Stock ..1051 N. Bi ,t hew shares 61- 6SI ST T,, :4CI 9 g 14 1471 106;} I 59i Great Ship In their monthly circular tnd .11. Pro general Littleclile and G GENERA.L Lron 4 5y 14/6115/6, of this da Messrs C 2 respect to the SeldoTn have we known our produ( e m irkets to remain so , uniform in tone for such a lengike i d period as we hate lately experienced. No life in anything-" is the daily remark ou . 'Change, significant of that total absence of speculation in all articles alike, which has been the marked feature of this year's business. It must not, however, on that account be inferred that no business is being transacted, for there has all along been a'steady and tolerably extensive trade demand from day to day, coupled with an almost equal steadiness in. prices, and there being no prospect of an early improvement in this latter respect, importers have continued to sell freely on arrival.* • The mere nominal freights at which produce has been. brought home has increased the supply and were it not for the healthy state of trade throughout the country, and the extreme cheapness of money, prices would have ruled lower, and stocks acctimulad ; as it is, we think the lowest range has been reached, and that improvement is more probable than decline. A very large amount of produce has been- destroyed during the late severe storms, and the desuctiori of 'shipping is, without parallel ;. this, latter must have its infl freights during the coming season perhaps SUGAR.—We have a better state of thing:, to report in our Sugar market, and the buying has been. pretty general, at an advance of ls. per cwt. The, deliveries for consumption have been satisfactory, and the stocks in the four ports- have been reduced by 5,000 tons in the month, and now stand at 125,000 tons, against 130,000 on the Ist October last, but against 105,000 same period last year. The accounts received from America yesterday fully confirm the injury done to the growing crop in Lousiana, and estimate the loss at 120,000 hhds., or 60,000 tons.; this doubtless is a large item to place against the increased stocks in Cuba. and the Brazils. Thy last few' days there has been less activity in the market, and we are approaching the season of the year which is invariably dull. Molasses have been in fair demand, and holders of good and fine. are asking higher prices, though there is little change in value to quote. _ TEA.—The past month has been the most inactive we have experienced for a long period, and the few sales made in congous, especially the flavory mixed leaf kinds, have been in every instance in favour of buyers. The chief feature of the month was the arrival in London of the Ellen Rodgers, ou the . 24th ultimo, from Foo-chow-foo, with new crop Kaisows,. and some sales were made from 2s. sd. to 2s. Bd. for chests and half chests, and 2s. 10d. for boxes ; but after the Fiery Cross was reported off the coast on the 25th ultimo, these rates were not maintained by this ship. and other recent arrivals, and prices may now be quoted 3d. to 4d. lower for the finest grades, at which reduction the dealers have bought rather freely; these Teas so far are very deficient in strength, and very few of them true Kaisow flavor. There have been two mails from China ; the letters by the last were delivered on 31st ultimo, with dates to 3rd September from Shanghae and Foo-chow-foo, and 12th September from Bong-Kong, stating exports for the season to be 10,787,164 against 4,262,060 same period last year, and that Teas were arriving freely at the shipping ports. This has increased the previous dulness prevailing with the country dealers, and transac tions are on the most limited scale for old imports. Blacks : Common congous are very scarce, and prices are nominal at ls. 41d. to ls. 5d., with little inquiry ; the few transactions made in the flavory mixed leaf kinds are -td. to Id. lower, whilst the medium blackish leaf up to fine and finest Moning and Oopack sorts are more difficult of sale, and quotations are not supported ; there has also been less doing in common to good scented caper and orange pekoe, but the fine to finest kinds continue saleable.—Greens : The improved demand noted in our last for Canton-made kinds has subsided, and they are now difficult of sale ; good to fine hyson, young hyson, imperial and gunpowder, are in good request at full previous rates. On comparing prices with the Bth ultimo, all descriptions of congou of old imports are id. to ld. lower, and the new crop Kaisows imported into London have declined 3d. to 4d. from the °Pening rates ; in all other descriptioni of blacks and greens there is not much change to notice, but nearly all in the Unit e d . are more or less difficult of sale. We estimate the stock q7LsnOtiOty,o9llbost Kingdom at 49,500,0001b5., against afloat, 19,000 and 80,500,0001b5. in 1857- 177,4,300.01b5., against 1858, and 11, 9,835,9601b5. in SILL—A steady d en ; a l li n d l h B a s s 7. c continued throughout the month, principally for home The tradeon arrivals s u h p al i , e o o n piurn w e i cwha th s o sie iu l any material change in p r i ces. bemg held for higher rates, the more freely from the old stock which is relatively cheaper. The deliveries for the past month are 6,760 biles . o China and 1,350 of. Bengal. We call attention to the reduced stocks of Chinas and Ben al g—s (now nearly the only descriptions used,) of the former only 15,675 an d quota s there i s the latter 7, 840 bales, being much smalle r than for a long period past. In Bengal Silk the demand still con tinues. t t i in ons ue . s foi n th l e ta b li e an st , descriptions,Russa, an at our previous sians feature—stocks remain extremely small not any new . and hardly a transaction in an y of these Silica 14 , notice. he b East India and China Silk Pi ece Goo ds : At t p uff li sales, held on the 2nd instant, 64,000 pieces of Coraba were brought forward —only 10,000 of which were sold, and these at a reduction of 6d. to a per piece. In Choppahs and Bandannoes there was a fair demAd, most of which were sold at previous rates. Foreign Gum Waste and .Knubbs and Husks: The Waste spinners still continue to be fully employed, in conse quence of which prices have been well sustained, and all recent arrivals readily disposed of. Good Turkey and Italian Kmubbs and Husks are extremely scarce and much wanted—though relatively higher than any other description of Waste Silk, which has brought home made Waste into more general consumption. WooL.—The fourth and last series of the year, of the Liverpool public Wool sales, commenced on the 19th and closed on the 27th ultimo : the total quantity brought forward was 23,841 bales, composed of 628 bales of Australian, 1,600 sheets of English, 13,442 bales of East .India, and 8,271 bales of miscellaneous. As usual, the Australian Wool, despite, its small quan tity, influenced a numerous attendance of buyers, and sold with the utmost spirit at an average of ld. per lb. advance on the last London sales—thus confirming all previous experience of the peculiar fitness of this market for this kind of produce. Why then should it suffer such marked neglect ? buyers, we have seen, support it, and, moreover, are loud in their wishes that it should increase—proximity to their works,. cheapness of carriage, and general convenience suggest this ; in fact, all the arguments that a Manchester spinner would urge in favour of Cottons being imported into Liverpool rather than London. are applicable to Australian Wools and Liverpool—and still the enigma exists. Are we to attribute it to some inexplicable indifference to self-interest, or to some unwarrant able prejudice on the part of importers or shippers ? English Wool also commanded good competition, and sold at about current rates; during the last week:how ever it has grown rather shaky ; running orders for Goods and Yarns are beginning to expire,, and spinners and manufacturers show a disinclination to make to stock at the present high rates for the rem material. East India Wools drew together a full average attend ance of English buyers—but foreigners were less nume rous than usual, nor did those present operate with their accustomed spirit. Considering the enormousconsunap tion at present going on in low Wools and the paucity of stocks on hand, opening prices scarcely equalled the general expectation—but improving as the sales pro gressed, they ultimately attained an average advance of Id. to hi. per lb. on the July-August series, this-advance being materially assisted by purchasers, of Carding Wools, who descended to a lower range of qualities, both in whites and colours, than they had ever done previously. Of the miscellaneous Wools, a, larger quantity than usual found buyers, and mostly at• satis factory price* The London Colonial Wool sales will commence on the 10th instant, and include about 43,000 bales. 'Cotton has been in active-demand during October, the sales averaging:lo,ooo to 12 ; 000 bales per day, and.prices of the useful grades of American about middling • and upwards advareed gradually 7 i - d. per lb., while the im provement in the leafy, dusty, and discoloured Cotton was trifling. Spinners, whose stocks were exhausted, bought very freely ;. and when a great change in. the temperature here led to the belief of an early killing frost in America, the demand increased consider ably, and the stock in the bands of the trade was increased to about 50,000 bales in excess of what it was five weeks ago.. The advices received yesterday per Africa report C.old and frosty weather; but so far, no killing frost. The market is consequently quieter, and the sales do not exceed 8,000 bales, without change in price. The stock. of clean and good stapled Orleans and Mobile is light, and prices are consequently well :supported. The low grades are very much neglected, and the difference in value between these and. fair cotton was never so great. Spinners who made. large profits, and whose bands are troublesome, must have good cotton, as it works so much better-and faster than the lower kinds. The receipts in, the. American ports are extraordinmilp large this year. Not withstanding the baokwardnessof the crop in the Atlantic States, they exceed those of last. year by 60,000 bales, and are 300,000 bales more than. the previous year: Shipments are also -heavier,. The imports of new . Cotton this year will eXceed, considerably those; of former years. Business in Manchester has been..ex-. cellent, and stocks of Yarns and Goods are lighter, now than last month, andmost spinners still under contract. East India Cotton has :improved la. to Ad. perib. during the month, but mostly in. the better grades. There has been little change in. Low Cotton, whieh. is , becoming more abundant.. Steeks are now hewn!, aud. will, gradually increase.. Shipments were beginning to, fall off at Bombay, 'and the quantity is 471;Dfl0i against 256,000 last year. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE Tuesday Eren The English Stook:Market/was not very aaive to-day, but a satisfactory- tone prevailed toithz end,. The price or Consols.. was well supported, the closing prices being, slightly in advance of that of last night, whilst! the. latest current value for. this morning is 961 to 1 for money and:De cember account. Reduced, Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 941,.94T. 7 .94; Five perrCent Annuities, 1101; India. Stock, 225, 2231 ;,•:. ditto Debentures, 961; ditto , Bonds, 2 pm. ; and Ex chequer Bills, 325.. and. 295... pm. In the English Railway Market the binsiness cisme though limited; was. steady, at the current prices. London and Nodlk-western, together with Berwicks, were. slightly firmer.. Other stocks offered no. material change. The Market for FOreigp SecuritieS has. shown but a moderate amount of business, and, the best prices of yesterday were. not altogether. main tained, though the actual: extent of variation was scarcely, if at all: quotable. Mexican stock may be considered steady ; but Portuguese ) , Spanish, and Sardinian show ftatuess. Original Turkish have been done at Tot and 79, and. the New Sixes at 682 and 68.. New Victoria Loan is quoted 1104 4,and New Indian Ditto + 103'4 to 104 French Routes were a fraction! better, the: quotation at twenty minutes past twelve being at 70f. 10c., and. subsequently 701, 15c., with a rather firm raarhet. Con. Money If Account MILE FUNDS.-CLOSING num& icheqtter Bills. 29 Bank Stock Three per Cents. 941 : 5 Next Account RIIIIVAI SHARES A. Not. & R.J. . . Caledonians, . Dutch Rhenish. Eastern Counties East Lancashire. Edinbgh..ez Glas Great /Corti:tern-1 „ A. Gt7Western Gt. W. Canada . . Gd. Tk. of Ca.. . Gt. S. and W. . . 1 ILane..&Yorkshire 90 7 L.& N.Western. 94 L. and S. W.... 95 Leeds Northera.. 461 Man.Sheff.&Lin. 352 6 Midland Stock . . 06 North British . , 591 I- N. Staffordshire, --- S. E. and Doyer. 761 71 York,New &Ber. 891 90 ; ; York &N. Mid.. 744 ; 5 78 79 .014 21 88 9 64 14 -1 FOREIGN K Amsterdam, short Do., three months Rotterdam, do. Antwerp, do Brussels, do Hamburg, do Paris, short Do., three months. Marseilles, do Frankfort, do Vienna, do Trieste, do Petersburgh, do. Madrid, do KCHANGEa. 11 131 to. 11 /3f 11 15. i to 11 16 11 151 to 11 16 25 .25 to 25 30 25 25 to. 25 30 13 51 to 13 Si 25 7,1 to 25 15 25 32 to 25 37 25, 32 to 25 37 117 to 1171 12 55 to 12 65 12 58 to 12 68 33; to 341 49f —to 49a The following appeared in a portion of our im pression of yesterday : THE MONEY MARKET The improvement on the Paris Bourse, on Saturday, caused the English funds to open this morning with much firmness, at an advance of k p er cen t., a lth oug h the statement that England and France had settled the basis of the proposed Congress is alleged to have been premature. The demand for money has been less active to-day, but the general rate continues at 28 per cent. In the Stock Exchange advances on Government securi ties can be obtained at 2 per cent.—Times. The funds retain remarkable firmness. A fresh im provement of 1-16 toe per cent. was therefore occasioned. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there was a fair p roport i on o f i nves t men t s; and the ten d ency of prices was rather upwards notwithstanding the con tinued absence of speculation. The Bank minimum is ggll Flour. INTO ,§), LIVERPOOL, FROX Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. .Sks. Sacks. Brls. Ireland 2lO 263 1345 ... gi74 1776 ... Coastwise Canada, &c ... 1038 . . 260 U. States ... ... 3096 Europe, &c _..5320 15 ... 3900 ... . INTO Total 1092 273 6685 2975 1038 3900 5774 2158 5698 •RXPORTS TO For. Parts . 7 861 ... 5 125 310 . . 10 Ireland 3OO . . . 62 ... 1144 . . 199 0 648 Coast - wise 217 4 233 4 45 0,•196 158 .. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, Nov. 8. s. d. s. d. Hay, old Ditto, new Ditto, cloTer 0 94, .... 0 10 Green Claver, 0. 0 ... 0 0 Vetches 0 0 ... 0 0 Straw, wheat . 0 ... 0 5 Ditto, 0at....... 0. 0 6 Ditto, barley.. 0 1 ... 0 4i Oats, in straw. 0 0 ... 0 0 Potatos, frakes 0. o'. ... 0 0 s. d. s. d Potatos, kemps 3 2 to 3 4 Do. Seedlings. P 0 ... 0 0 Do. whiterocks.2 0 2 2 Do. Balshaw . 2 2 ~. 2 3 Do. Doldrums, 0 0 0 0 Do. cattle Turnips :22 0 ...23 0 Carrots 4O 0 ...45 0 Mangelwurxrl22 0 ...23 0 Manure• 5 , 6 ... S LONDON' PRODUCE MARKEL—Nov. 8 SUGAR..--Tho• public sales are progressing: heavily, but the importers show firmness, amid, are hying in freely. Refined lumps , are quoted from 485.. Gd. to. 50s. COFFER.:—The' public sales are gain- off without showing any_ material alteration in, prices. Tr4..—Piiblic sales are decletrfor to.-morrow, tnd the market is-inactive. RICE remains steady. Rox..without alteration. SALTPETRE. steady. Markets generally have a a-de_aßpeftrance. BOROUGH HOP MARKET Nov. 8. Good andifine new hops in somewhat improved requesti at fiill.priees ; otherwise the demand rules heavy. —Nov. 8 LONDON TALLOW MARKET The market is quiet, at the following prices 60s. nett cash ; Potersburgh Y.C. on the spot, 595..; all the year, 58s. 6d, ; December, 58s. 9d. LONDON MINING MARKET —Town -Nov. 8 The Mining Market retains a steady appearance. East Wheal Russell shares. continue in demand, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 11. East Basset have been. dealt in at 154. There have also been, a fair number of transactions in shares in North Downs, Wheal Harriett, Wheal. Mary Ann, and Wheal Tre lawney. foreign and. Colomal Mining Shares were quiet. Marquita hava.been dealt in at and a. MANCHESTER. SHARE MARKET, Midlands, 1061; Berwicks, 90i. --Nov: 8 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Noy. 8, A firm market at extreme quotations of last week. Trade appears to be well engaged, and business, conse quently, was more limited than it otherwise. would be. HULL. CORN MARKET. Moderate supply of English Wheat,, which sells readily at fully last week's prices. In sonic cases ls. per quarter advance is easily realised. Barley rather higher. Oats no change. Beans Is. to. 25., and Peas and Indian Corn each Is. per quarter higher. NORTIMN bAILY not generally accepted by diseoubtora except upon the choiceet paper. There were no gold operations at the Bank to-day ; the £75,000 by the Direga was pur chased for exportation. The Orwell has arrived from Melbourne with £169,000 in gold, and the Africa from New York with £290,000, ruling . a total of £469,090, which has yet to be dealt with.—Ditily 117" ms. COMMERCIAL The commercial ad-rices from Australia, to Sept. 1711 i, state that there has been almost a total suspension of transactions of importance, in consequence of the uncer tainty felt as to the comae which would ba pursued by the mother country with respect to the Italian war. The suspension has been announced of Da Costa, Da Brath and Co., a respectable house connected chiefly with the River Plate trade. Their acceptances amount to about £50,000, and are all foreign. A circular has been issued. holding out the prospect of a satisfactory LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Nov. 8 We have to report a quiet market for Cotton, without material change in price. The sales, including, 230 Pernambuco, 83d. to 84d.; 200 Egyptian; 7Z-d. to 9d. ; 800 Surat, 41d. to 54d. • are reported 6,000 bales,. of which 1,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAREET.—Nov. 8 SUGAR.—The market keeps steady but rather quiet., being confined to 150 hhds. 110 barrels , Antigua at 38st, and, 1,000 bags Paraiba- at 21s. 11d. per ewt. in bond,. both from the quay. , MoLnasEs.-130 puncheons Antigua.are reported at 17s, 6d. per cwt., ex shi,P. RIUM.-175 puncheons Demerara have changed hands, but the price is not reported. Ric.. - --A fair amount of business has again been done in Rice, the sales, comprizing 4,500 bags OLVRangoon at Bs., 1,500 bags Necransie-at Bs, and 2,loo*bags Bengal at 11s: to 14s. per cwt. ; 4000 bags Ballatn, offered at auction , were withdrawn. Swims.—Of the Seeds brought to public s&e, the da maged portions only:found buyers, with the exception of 500 bags sound Rape at 435. , f0r fair brown, ancl39s. 6d. to 40s. pet- cwt. for middling yellow Scinde. DYEWOODS.—No sales reportde. DELYSALTHRIES, &C.-5 casks red Oporto Argots, at 438. ; 6 tons Catch, at 265. ; 20 tons Brimstone, at £8 ss. for thirds, and £8 15s, per ton for seeords ; small sales of Ashes, Pots at 275, 6d . ., Pearls, 276:. 9d ; 95 cases fine- Ptsra India Rubber, sheet, biscuit,. &c, at 2s. 4d. ; 15 , tons American Linseed Cakes, at £9 - 2s. 6d. ; 3,000 bag -Ground Nuts at £lO ss. to £10.75. 6d. 300 baga b Sago , Flour at 15s. 3d. to 16s. 3d. Ginger : 150 bags African at 325. to 323; .6d., duty paid. OILS, &c. , --Palm £45105. to £46;. Tallow unchanged: P. Y. C. 60s. 6d.; South American 595. ; small sales of Malaga at £5l. BoNns.—£4 15s. refused for common. LIVERPOOL CORN 14A,REET.—Nov With a better attendance of the trade at otmCorn. Exchange this morning than we have recently hadkcca sion to notice, there was more confidence evinced on. the part of both buyers and sellers i s and a fair amount of business tooklalace in Wheat at an advance of fully 2d. per cental from the currency of this day se'nnight. Flour was more easily disposed of,- but without much improvement.. Barley, Beans, aTul•Pear. realised former rates, the two former meeting inure attention. Oats are held with increased firmness, and there is more disposi tion to buy Calmed at a slight improvement. Indian, Corn meets with a speculative inquiry, and commands an advance of Is. per quarter from the prices of Tuesday last. RIVALS AND EXPORTS let to the 7th November, inclusive From the gortkern rbiints WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1359 THE DAY'S NEWS We notice with pleasure the arrival of their Royal Highnesses the Prince • and Princess Frederick William of Prussia, who arrived yes terday at Dover, in her Majesty's steam yacht Vivid. Tne Royal visitors were re'ceived by Lord Alfred Paget, Equerry to her Majeßty, and the Prussian Ambassador. Their Royal High ness having reached London, proceeded by special train to Windsor. The Zurich Treaty still hangs fire. At the moment when it' was about to be signed, a ones tion. was raised, it seems, by the Austrian Pieni- potentaries, which rendered references necessary ; and until these are obtained the document is.put aside. When, at length, it is really signed,' sealed, and delivered, the' convening of the Congress is immediately to follow ; and the report now is, that it will be held in Paris, and that England is to be represented by a plenipotentiary - charged by Lord John Russell with some most stringent conditions regarding the future -disposal of the Italian States. Whether it be owing to this circumstance or not, we cannot tell ; but it is now' understood that neither the Emperor of Russia, nor the Prince Regvnt of Prussia, 'will consent to a revision of the Treaties of 1815, and will be prepared, if not to resist, at least to restrain as much as possible the adoption of the principles which the English Government are understood to insist upon. Although no war has yet taken place, and it is hopetrwill not now take place, between either France or Spain and Morocco, yet both those European, Powers have assembled large bodies of troops on the Moorish frontiers, which, according to the last accounts,• must be in a very bad con dition a mutiny having broken out among the Spanish soldiers, while the French forces are being decimated by cholera. The Pope would not seem to lose confidence in Louis Napoleon ; or, it may be, that he finds it expedient to make a virtue of necessity ; bat his Holiness has requested the French Emperor, it is said, to. allow his troops to occupy, for the pur pose ofTrotection, those portionso of the Roman States. which have thrown off the temporal authority of the Popedozn. Should the request be complied with, it will be a proceeding utterly at variance with theivhole course of policy which the 'French Emperor's faithful ally of Sardinia is pursuing, towards that portion of Italy, and which, it was understood, was approved of by his Imperial Majesty of France. The' Vines of yesterday - devoted a leader to Mr. John Bright 's 'latest manifesto on taxation, exposing very forcibly the absurdity of supposing, that the working classes are alone qualified to regulate the national finances, and direct the national taxation. Our contemporary, no more than ourselves, has any faith in it at all, and no respect; apparently, for Mr. Bright, as the author of anything so- preposterous. "He tell us ' the leading journal observes, " they would emancipate their own class from taxa tion ; that is, they would have tea, coffee, sugar, beer, spirits, and tobacco duty free. Per haps they would." He adds that they would do this by""laying it on the richer classes—that is, by increasing the Income-tax, which Mr. Bright calls odious ; by increasing fourfold the Succes sion Duty on real estates.; and other similar expedients. We will frankly say that we should think this a high price to pay for cheapening gin and tobacco. As for the hope that 'the house holders are the men to stop- war and reduce the establishments, particularly when they are to pay no taxes, and leave that to their betters, it is qualifications . ntrarYtoe oxp! mr. experience." personal Jt al the author and director of a polity so destructively then the s democratic, is • thus dissected :—" Though pro 'fessedly a man of peace,. he has far more of , the lLigAhtndhimse th wolf than of the lamb in his composition ; and when he expatiates on the horrors of war, and: 'denounces the profligacy of those who think it necessary to be prepared for it, we cannot help suspecting that'some portion of the bitterness which he displays may be due to the feeling-that the agitator's voice is drowned amid the din of arms, and that, in the face of a common danger, civil discord must, for a time at least, be quelled." All this is quite true. One's only wonder is, that the intelligentworking classes cannot see through it all, and refuse to be carried headlong towards the vortex into which the "Brummagem" agitator would hurl them. The Board of Trade has exercised a wise dis cretion is deciding upon making an official inquiry into the loss of the ill-fated Royal Charter: The inquiry will be commenced on Tuesday next, in St. George's-hall, in this town, when, doubtless the fullest and most authentic information—. meagre as it must necessarily be from the circum stance of all the officers being drowned—will be elicited by the nautical acumen 'of the assessors, not only as regards the question as. to how the Royal Charter got on shore in Red Wharf Bay, but also as to the construction and general effici ency of the vessel. It will be seen that a sub scription, in aid of the families of those who perished, has been commenced in this town, and that Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co. head it by a donation of two hundred and fifty pounds. WE wish our Conservative friends to be fully alive, especially this week and this day, to the fact, that our local Council, like the national one, is marked by the presence of a Brightean' section of politicians, by whose p arted. activi tv many of its deliberations disturbed, and a sinister aspect given to its otherwise innocent and useful contests. We said, , some short time ago, in speaking of Municipal politics, that men cannot split themselves mentally into two ; and tha therefore, the Borough voter could not be ex pected to divest hiniself of political prejudices in the discharge of Municipal functions. Now, if this is true of all men, and of even moderate par there par tisans, it is true in a much dee p er sense of tha t band of ardent factionist s,—we might almost say, conspirators,—Who are ben t on p rosecuti ng zeal ously their crusade ag ain st everything that s. is " some soul of goodnes In all thing s evil, we are to believe,, Every a genc y, p er .. nicious as its main object may be, P'erforma unin tentionally and, unconsciously SC 1e work that LEEDS CORN MARKET.—Nov. 8 Wheat sold at - the extreme prices of Friday ; but business passing was not extensive. Barley, no change. Beans, oats, and shelling fully as dear. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET. '—Nov. South country Wheat firm, at fully Saturday's rates : business not large ; foreign in more active demand, and most millers more willing to meet the views of holders. Flour a better sale, prices well sustained. Malting Barley as Saturday's rates. Oats firm; prices unal tered. Beans and Peas unaltered. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—Nov. 8 Farmers' Wheat, Barley, and Oats, very small supply, and an advance of 6d. per barrel has been realised on last week's quotations. Foreign Wheat, large number of sales would have been effected, but sellers' ideas of price exceeded the rates buyers were willing to pay. Maize in retail demand without change in price. Wea ther fine and cold. CORK CORN MARKET.—Noy. 8. White Wheat, 245. to 265. ; Red ditto, 245. 6d.; Oats, lis. to 13s. Od. GLASGOW IRON MAR.BET.:—Nov, 8 Market active. No. 1,51 s 6d to 51s 9d; warrants, 51s 6d to 51s 7d ; makers' iron, 51s 3d to 51s 6d ; No. 3,51 s 3d to bls 6d. Shipped this week, 9,100 tons ; last year, 8,700 tons. The HUDSON'S BAY SEAL SKIN CLOAKS and JACKETS, Own GUINEA each, at the New Shawl and Mantle Warehouse, 40, Bold-street.--Siama.Ann and HODGSON, Proprietors. n 26 redress slightly the evil it intends, ifut it would puzzle most Moderate politicians of everY party, to find out what imaginable servicein , the political or social system is , ministered by . th e led democrats of the north. Birmingham— have Arguses as keep-eyed as they, to ferret o' 9 the abuses of the state. We have philanthrolo as wide spread as theirs to take-intn account st classes of the community. We have knovdedP more . solid and profound, we have . abilities . mo subtle and acute, to apply good principles pr i nc iples to th necessities of the nation. But with al tug, have the regulative sprhig of political; action ; desire to- adapt a Constitution, and not to estal lish a democracy, THE DERBY BANQUET. Now ready, in a separate form, Price A REPORT of the SPEECHES 'at the Malin BANQUET. The object of this Publication is to meet the demand which still continues for Monday's Northern Times, containing the Report of the Banquet, our large impression of which was all exhausted by Monday afternoon. • Published at the Northern Times Office, 13, South John street, Liverpool. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Short letters are encouraged on matters of public' interest. They should be legibly written on one side of the paper only. Under no circumstances can we insert communications not accompanied by the author's real name and address, not e necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. NOVEMBER 9, 1859 Without this, the mcd earnest zeal is revolutionary, the 1116315 sistent motive is unpatriotic; the best ear° success is confusion and ruin less and torturing desire for a new 01 " . things, poisons•all the efforts of the nevi 6°ll°l_B' and disqualifies•them for exertion on the Piv" stage of politics, It produces a , temper of which exercises as. pernicious art influence , ol Upplied to the treatment of social' or relig olls ' o f municipal questions,. as to the considera o n . p . the political doctrines of a pa r ty or Ifill e r ' It can be satisfied with no reforl"' sophy pitiated by no concession, won by lo ' 6g e pathy. Satisfied with no reform ; b eci o reformnOt only 'falls , short of destracto ll ' coo differs from it in kind.- Propitiated. by 11°._.4 cession ; because in the creed of-the rel;o111-6°. while anything is kept back, nothing is•o° llce ; Won by no sympathy because its &rug / 0 are entirely its own, and wholly withou t 0 range of ordinary apprehension. Its char°, t istic is a malignity and a hatred, which power produce revolutionary excesses sumption despises all question, and rejec ts appeal, and'. pooh-poohs all arg,uments; • b eesl e 3d Only by personal and class antiPatili in spir the seat of which is not in a false real© °' in misdirected passions, and envious We ask any one who has been accustomed' the speeches of Mr. Biticar, whether 014 ,,_ not discern a prevailing tone-in all their critic° and invective, which imparts a character' °f 2. sort to all his advocacies and his oppositio o : o But, to come to the point ; we ask, Ir e much confidence, whether there are t evident 'and very demonstrative traces ot. . Town Council of Liverpolg spirit in the of $ representatives may be few; but is it 11 0.4 d? that, noisy and venturesome, and clete l ; i Does it not grow in confidence,—seize eavd portunity to show its distorted feat' -Orb° make its ugly accents heard ; and oc'' possible, all useful deliberation, and all et a los tious opinion ? Our readers will not be a; smo te 0 to single out those few fiery and u-sc things upside down, and d ra w pub lic spirits, whose self-imposed mission is Dr tion ~ I 'themselves, supreme am ong - the . ruins ; who cl i e 'ear" all sympathies with those mho are not. t 'tirely of their following ; who.give 1 10 ex edl oiie i good intentions, and will scarcely- eve n ~ and additions whieh th e y -have not o':,/ :nated and devised ; who are, presuniPtli°llo, arrogant,—vain ;. who. addres s their- Ps of a'Ward like the constitu ents of atten. rough ; refer to their past conduct 0 the imperial policy - of a great - leader, and t 0 future plans, as if to the programme of 13 mar►; and when-all is done, cannot even (15 thank the constituents for their. favour I/ of .those get ing them, conscious only 4 1° which demand the sacrifice o f so much time, and the service Of such dii&tiag abilities! Now, we suy, this is the party.-witjj t l°l 0 0, • te , ullllllll cient education,,and its offensive pe ness ; its limited knowledge and ° to t Il e L, confidence, that i s ever - on the aler t ' b i e ct, tires, that never forgets the male 4seP o, g puts everythi ng . w hi c h, t h e wor ld P" for observation to its own account, ao cl de advantage. This i s , th e s pi r it whic h t o 4 in its efforts, or at least in its wisll es ' 1 0 ct selfish supremacy in the Council--an i' expect will rece i ve a grea t blow and ment this. day Doubt not that every time the battie.e7er or compromised, these active renewed confidence s and secu re a w el ' o , o f advantage. Forbearance is thrown o f e them ; the liberality and generositi spirit, they do) not appreciate; the ° i ll :0 , 1 common interests and common ree t l / 1 There i• 11° ,tt3 they repudiate and scorn it but to accept the declaration of w° r place in the Council for moderate me 011,; political, parties. But for agitstPr3' ev el ei brands—superficial, unconscientio ui, there is no place, and must be Ilu consideration. 10' • ONE. . , : __________.-,-----_ „.esi er , 1 0 unfortunately sent moment, w,,hNiEchorefhetlriemma Majesty's t at difficult question" ,to 6ct' ll eamn b ra u ne ili :: Governmen t datphepau ritl,s_oefsigicotoil Chi t . toiii: es ' to ! r oi :t i:0 1/ 1 : v th er e y rtunately gular u p n e f o a p v l o e u , rithie committed intercourse with them. any That ,crroo P-911i; of our there in (ltir diplomacY `fitli ti:°'litoW i tl t o to j+ only too' much evidet'ee history ls to fr3iend.lf °'ll-,.,,e %* it i s remarkable , one esrain° 0 0 ilr that there Past transneti°- tile a-av s h ou ld apparentlY ha ve ,„„ 0 e%perio'on ,filvt, a People 11)10000 it is almost impossible to force aril are 0 e4°, 1 intercourse. They have habits, Wilich.itacelt;, p"..asta.ntangeeydearriveedevifrdeolythat nature with them, all utterly at "carl yob our ideas of such intercourse--wili l re t; of any people, h owever high their r j t , ' the °e to civilization and greatness ; an— with t 1 1411aci( 14° rial k la.pt 4,t4r0 t, I .t , ti 4tutr , 4°4 t 1 er 7 C' %le s , ho g „ nee 44i lab] Wit t „ i t p ft u; -ko/ e%,,... 4 th • '' t factiirge, tp _ 14Pet tnad e In suff - wants , 4ei ghbc 411 suet tr ee, 1 /t eavi, 3' a °ltt- o f 4 . 114 qUi tttio ~~ ~~ h of 07 8 44d 3 / 4 % 44 rif tare , ev er . tile% fri end at all New i th e. , 4 1 kt erc( la teou All , 1 I ' 4 a d Tide. 1 441 g, , ho h ille• , ra ther N '*lll ?Ie I} +)4 1