Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-29 00:00:00

lONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening Although the sales of Cotton to-day were not so large as on yesterday, there was still an active demand,and pi ices were very firmly maintained. The sales were 15.000 hales, including 3,300 on specu lation and for exportation. Messrs. Wright, jun., and Co., in their circular for transmission per the Europa, make the following remarks upon the movements in the trade thenehout the past week : (hr last circular report was dated 21st inst , and for warded per Asia, at which time our Cotton Market ruled very firm, with a large buinerss progressing, and prices sending upwards. We are since in receipt of advices from the United States to 10. h instant, up to which time not a single bale of mew Cotton held made its appearance at any of the shipping ports, sufficistaly evidencing the back wards nes; of the season, and consequently making more pre carious the probable extent of the forthcoming yield. Bad weather also prevailed, awoke had dwindled down to insignificance. the einantity at sea for this country did not exceed.3l,ooo bales, stud prices were above the parity cf our anotations. 'These advice.; arriving in the face of holdings here so far reduced as tobe equivalent only to about ten weeks' consumption, caused a spirited inquiry, which en larged as the week advanced, and in which Speculators and Exporters havo been free participetors. Importers have met the demand with liberal efferinge arisiog from the Tact that the limit at which murk has been held is now attained. There is, however, nct only a total abeence of. pressure to sell, but advancing rates have daily been established until, at the close, quotations must be elevated id per lb. The present position of the raw res.erial in connection with that of the spinner and manufacturer, who are equally devoid of stocks cf production, admits of no anolegy and as money matters are tot likely to become more stringent-, and harvest prospects promise to impart encouragement to trade ; generd confluence is the para mount 'feature. The total sales of the week amount to 110,50 C bat., of whicver3,o7o are American. Speculators have taken 33,700. and exportrs 3,030, leaving 73,776 bales of all-kinds to the trade. The import for the same time is 27,232 balee of which 4,032 are Amerie:n. The quantity known to be at sea from American ports is about 31,000 bales. •DZIIIES TO-DAY. litew'Orleans Fair.. trid 51i , Iling• • B i‘i Ordinary...6V to 8, 3 ,1 „ „ 13-15 d „ ..6i4 to 8.1,1' Atl.mtie ~81r1 ~ ..64,1 to Sid Tow - I taken for ConsVti , n,lBs7 1,419,80) balea.lBs6 1 42-090 bales. „ Export t - dztual) „ 209,720 „ 136,711 „ American /Anti' Eto , ptiln E India NV India Total Eltiszk this day .314 G?G 17,8 , 10 12,7T0 41.40 f 310 385,830 Sacle time W6.613,25:1 49,910 53,880 46, , .50 1,440 752.:z00 There was but little doing iu the Liverpool Share market to-day at the close. Caledonians where higher, whilst other Stocks were rather lower. The die's transactions were as follows :- Clledoniaris,*:..4o,*4l, -101, ; Eastern Counties, 11 Z-16 e East Anglian. 5; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 31 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 998 ; London and North Weszere, 100 k, 100 ; 'Manchester, Sheffiel3, and Lincolnshire, 39, 39k; Midland. 821, 82; North Eastern,. 231. •231, 24 234: Dovers, 2 le„ 211 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 12 15-16 ; Great Western Of Canada; 211 ; loyal Insurance, 31 p. The weekly Trade Returns, received up to this afternoon, were as follows :-B: dale and Leburn 1461 ; Belfast-and B illymena 1,3901 ; Biikenhead, Laucaehire, and Cheshire 3 2991; Thaekburn 1 0141; Bristol and Exeter 7,321/ ; Caledonian 14 7861; Chester aid Holyhead 7,2111; Cork and Bandon 2601; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 3331; Deeside - 1571; Dublin and. Belfast Junction 1,3051; Dundee Perth. arid Aberdeen Junction 1,184/; Dundalk and Enniskillen 4 , :nS/ ; Dublin ant Drogheda 1,77051 ; :Dublin and Wicklow . and Dublin and Kingstown .:2,182/; East Anglian 791/ ; Eastern Counties and Eastern Union 24,656 ; East Lancashire 7,5831; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunfermline 4,4974; Edinheagh, Perth, and Dundee :38361; Glasgow and South Western 7,5111; Great Northern of Scotland 1,534/ ; Great Northern 22,745/ ; Great Southern and Western 6,6211; Great Weetern 32,4971; Kendal and Windermere 4111; Lancaster and Carlisle 7,521; Lancashire and Yorkshire 98,5281; Lianelly Reit wey and Dock 4931; Ikeadon, • Brighton, and South Coast 17,6561; London and North Western 71,2611; London and e South. Western 18,0981; Manchester, Shef feldeand Lincolnshire 11,542/ ; Manchester, South -Junction and Altrincham 1.4761; Maryport and Carliskl,o96/ ; Midland :33,6101; Mielene Great Westeen 3,3861; Newcastle and Carlisle 3 871/ ; North • British 6;4241 ; North Eastern 40,5201; North Staffordshire Railway and Canal 7,4551 ; North Western 1,1441; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhemeton 4,033.1; St. Helen's Canal and Railway 18501; Shrewsbury and Birmingham 1,8171; --Sezrewsbury and Chester 3,377/ ; Shrews bury and Hereford 1,.6361; Scottish Central 3,4191; Scottish North Eactorn (late Aber deen) .4.1431 ; South Devon 3,009/ ; South Eastern 24,0571; South Wales 7,8881; Ulster 5,1611; Vale of Neath 1,7401; Warrington and Stockport 308/; Waterford and Kil kenny 647'; tWaterford and Limerick 1,4601 ; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3,3251; White haven end Furness 413/; Whitehaven Junction 41; Buff do and Lake Huron 708/ ; Dutch Rhenish 4,0491; Easter's of France (late Paris and Straehurg) 37,7311; Grind Trunk of Canada 8,7391; Great Luxembourg 1,0051; Great Western of Canada 6,982!,; Northern _ of Fiance 39,3021; Orleans, Bourdeeux, and Branches 42 .`4'47/ ; Paris and 'Lyons:3s,l26i; Sambre and Meuse 1093/; Western and North Western 35 3111. Thejtunds to-day were depressed, and a further decline _of a per cent, took place. Consols for Money.olosed at 901: and for the Account at 90; to 90e. Exchequer Bills, 4 die. to 1 pm., and the New Three per Cents at 901 to 91. In the.lesndon Railway Share Afar yet there was not much business done to day, and prices were hardly supported. The following were the closing prices :-Caledonian, 801 80-; 4 ; Eastern Counties, I.li. 1. l ; East Lancashire, 96, 97 ; Great Northern, 96, 07e Ditto A, 89, 91 :. Great Western, 53 3 / 4 , 54 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 19, 991; Leeds Northern, 48 49; London and North Western, 100 e ecx div ; London and South Western, 921, 9.3 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Linceinslre, _391 ; Midland Stock, 81t, 82 ; North British, 471, 484; South Eastern and Dover, 714 ; York, Newcastle, an d Berwick, 931-, 9A3 ; York and North Midland, 771 781 ; Great Southern seed 'Western, 103, 105 ; Mexicans, 211, 221 , Northern of Francis, 24',1, 241 ; Paris and Strasburg, 271 . ,; Paris and Lyons, 35i, 35f,-; ; Russian, 1.12, 114; Paris and Orleans, 57, 58; Western of France, 28. 29 ; Grand Trunks, 121, 13 ; Great Western of Canada, 22 ; Do. New, .4, ; Oswestry, - Worcester, eet., 31, 32 ; Sambre ant Meese, 74 ; Namur and Liege, 7i, 7! ; Great Ltitembourg, tip, 1.; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 54, 6,-te Dutch Rhenish, 31, 3i; Lombardo Venetian, 41. Inj.'.fanlhester all hands era so fully employed into he future that a general desire exists to sus pend operations until. present contrasts are further advaaeed. Goods are difficult to obtain, owing to the inab . ;.lity of manufacturers to procure Yarns, orders for the latter being only partially taken at per lb. .advance on last week's rates. Our Grain Market partakes of the dullness which the retest propitious weather is everywhere exercising, afld, with only a limited demand for all articles, prices of each are 'against the seller. Ccrreat quotations can scarcely be given, to-day's market elosinf,7,.,,Tery tamely the meeting of the south Eastern Railway Coral any, the report was agreed to. The following is an .extract fromit :- The a::counte for tha half-Tear eieling the 31st July last show that the grass receipts for that period have amounted to £502 L2e 9s 61, b.:ice., a decrease of £6:5:3 lie Bd, as coniptred seiji the correspundin,a period of 1865. The ' work;no4 expenses of tile halt-year atnounted to £197,069 12e 3d ; the rates, taxer, tolls, and Govern ment duty, to £35,033 194 .51 ; and the working of the se am packet service to £lBOlB 141 3.1. After providing for the d chart sin respect of rent, in'.erest, annuities, preference) divideees.„ & thcre remains a net balance at £118,538 13s 9d avaeable for dividend on the ordinary consolidated stock of the company. A dividend of 95. per £3O stock, or at ties rate of £3 per cent. TYr annum, will absorb a sam of £111,50.5 los, leaving a balance to be curied for.varj of £7 033 3' Q i ; and this rate of dividend the din-eters nc ;amend to b. paid on Thursday, the 3rd of September next. The meeting of tree Bristol and Exeter authorised a dividend at the retie of 5 per cent. per annum, and a pension of 500/ ,!.0 the late secretary. The directors of the !Slaueiaoster, Stu flield, and Lin colnshire Railway have issued a voluminous state ment respecting the breach of agreement between them and the London and Niorth-Westeru Company. THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL ) SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1857. They contend that the London and North-Western Company have not performed the stipulations of, and have broken the agreement of. July, 1854; that :he London and North-Western have pursued towards the Sheffield Company a general course of bad faith ; that they have attempted unauthorised negociations for an injurious territorial division, &e, without the knowledge or concurrence of the Sheffield Company; that the London and North- Western Company have, on various occasions, assumed a hostile attitude towards, and refused arbitration when urged by, the Sheffield Company ; that the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire directors were therefore justified in treating the agreement of, July, 1854, as terminated by the London and North-Western Company The Sheffield directors further state that the London and North-Western Company have since repudiated agreements and refused arbitration, and that the proceedings which the London and North-Western Company's management is now adeptieg are neither 'wise nor dignified, nor likely to advance the interests of their own shareholders nor of railway property generally. The Man , ehester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company con tend that they have honourably performed their part of the agreement. In conclusion, the Sheffield directors appeal to their own shareholders and the public, and state that they have acted through out as honourable men ought to act-under circum stances of extreme difficulty, and their consola tion is that, mot only is the course they have pur sued right and just, but that it will, in spite of all temporary obstructions and embarrassment which an angry and powerful opponent can bring about, redound to the advantage not only of their proprietary, but also to the greater interests of the public The following are the latest quotations of Foreign Exchanges :—Amsterdam, short, 11 16 to 11 17 .; do. three months, 11 19 to 11 194; Rotterdam, do , 11 19 to 25 40 ; Antwerp, do , 25 35 to 25 40; Brussel?, do, 25 35 to 25 40 ; Ilamburgh, do., 1' 7 to 13 8; Paris, short, 25 171 to 25 25 ; do , three months, 25 57 to 25 62i; Marseilles, do., ,25 53 to 25 65 ; Frankfort. do., 119 f, to Ima; Vienna, do., 10 30 to 10 32.; Trieste, do , 10 30 to 10 U; St. Petersburg, do., 361 to 301; Madrid, 481 to 49. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cep. 32, for the Week ending August 21, 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. Credit. Notes issued .. £25,039,490 Government Debt Other securities 3,4159,9Jt: Gold Coin and Bullion £25,039 490 i Total , ... £25,039,490 BANKING DEPARTMENT. Debit. • PrOprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 5,793:,03 Other „ 9,765,803 Seven days, and other bills 727,692 Credit. Government se- curities £10,593,654 Other securities 1.7 3:53,'8.5 Notes 5 830,885 Gold and silver coin Total .... £34,443,565 I Total £'4,443 ; 565 Compared with the returns of the previous week, we have the following results : Active circulation Decrease 11,239,131 28,794 Rest ..... 3,598 203 Decrease 37,044 Seven day and other bills . 727,691 Decrease Public deposits Increase Other deposits Decrease Government securities 10,593,654 Unchanged Other securities . 17,353,385 Decrease Notes unemployed 5,830,885 Increase Bullion.. Decrease . . .It would appear from the telegraphic despatches that the exchange at Calcutta on London is rather worse, and that at Bombay a little more favourable to this country. At Shanghai no change has oc curred, whilst at Hong Kong the tendency is still rather unfavourable. Business in silver for ship ment to the East by the Indus, on the 4th September, is restricted, pending the arrival of the letters from India and China. It is still thought that the Indus will not take out so large a quantity of silver as was despatched in the last steamer. A telegraphic message quotes the price of the Company's 4 per cent. paper at Bombay at 17 per cent. discount, showing some improvement, It is also stated that the government will accept sub scriptions to the three million 5 per cent. loan, half in cash sad half in 4 per cent. paper at par. This would naturally tend to diminish the discount on the latter stock. The Tea market yesterday was firmer, owing to the telegraphic news from China. For common Cougou is 2id was paid. It appears from the telegraphic intelligence that the shipments of Tea from China up to the 30th June (the end of the Chinese year) were 27,500,000 lbs. less than in the previous year, and that the quantity of the new crop arrived at the ports was very small. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday the case of ssrs. Evans, Hoare and Co , was adjourned until the let of October, the accounts nos being filed. The joint liabilities are stated at about 25,0001., whilst the assets are rather uncertain. ith reference to the market for American se curities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son and Co., report as fellows : "During the past week no change has taken place in the market for American securities, and our report continues to be prices nominal, nothing doing." LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Auo. 28 The market has been unusually excited throughout the week, and the trade have supplied themselves to a larger extent than at any period for many years past. American descriptions of the more current qualities readily command fully id, and all other sorts Ito f 1 per lb advance on the closing rates of last week. Brazil and Egyptian sold very freely, and are Id dearer. A ♦ery animated demand has been experienced for Surat, which is also id higher : for all descriptions to arrive the same advance is readily offered. Speculators have purchased moderately in American. but extensively in Surats ; their purchases consist of 18,330 American, 1,960 Maceio, 710 Egyptian and 12,700 Surat. Exporters have taken 1,640 American, lu Egyptian, 1,3C0 Surat and 80 Bengal. The market to day closed strongly, with a good demand; sales about 10.1'00 bales, including 2 000 for speculation and export. The total sales of the week were 110,500 bales. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Auc. 28 • SUGAR: The market remains quiet, and we have only to report 30 hhds Jamaica at 51s 6d, 30 hhds grainy Demerara at 573 6d, and 70 hhds Cuba at 503 6d per cwt. MOLASSES: The holders havinr , accepted rather lower prices, the sales are considerable, comprising 450 pun cheons:of indiroct:import, at 22s for Cuba Muscovado in store, and at 20a per cwt for Trinidad, ex quay, including also some clayed Cuba, of which the price has not tran9pired. Rum : The sales consist of 230 puncheons Jamaica and 40 puncheons Demerara. the prices not reported. RICE : The market is still quiet, and of 6,000 bags Bengal offered by auction, only 1,500 bags were sold at IOA to lOs 31; but for arrival, 1,500 tons Rangoon anti Necransie, afloat for the Continent, are reported at lOs 9d per cwt for the latter. GINGER : 1,100 bags African sold at 30s per cwt. NICARAGUA WOOD: 60 tons inferior brought £lB to £lB 2s 6d per ton.. REVIEW OF THE WEEX. SUGAR There has been an improved dem'and this week, especially for refining desoriptions of West Jndia, which have become scarce, and prices have advanced le per cwt; the sales comprise 1,000 hhds B P. at 47. 6ci to 52s 6d, 1,400 mats uncleyed Manilla at 44s 93. 200 hhcle Porto Rico and Cuba at 49i 6d to 50s 6d, and 200 cases, 4,000 bags Brazil at 33s to 35s per cwt in bond. Nior.Asszs No sales to report. COPFLE : A good demand still exists, and full prices have been obtained for 160 tierces Jamaica, w1,i.311 brought 65s to 723 for ordinary to fine ordinary, and 1084 64 to 1123 for a few tierces superior fine Mountain ; of P;an tatiou Ceylon, 40 casks have been taken, and .in the sales are limited to 140 bags Rio and Bahia at 51s to 56s per cwt. Cocoa : 460 bags Para sold at 87s. GINGER : 1,100 bags African at 30s per cwt. PEPPER: 170 bags Singapore black at bid per lb, and 80 bags of white, price not reported. : The market has been dull, and only a very limited business, done at about' former rates ; the sales are 1,500 bags Bengal. at. 94 93 for Ballam, and 10s 6d for low middling, 1,500 bags Arracan, at lOs 91 for Necrensie, and 500 tons for distant arrival at I is per cwt- Pzaua SAGO : 200 boxes realized 22s for large, and 23s 6d to 23s 93 per cwt for small grain. Rum: There is no change this week ; the sales consist of 230 puncheons, including a fine mark of Demerara, at 3s lld for punchetns, and 4s for hhds, and J.4.2.swards at 2s 51 per gallon for proof strength. Taal: Throughout the week the market has been very inactive ; some small sales have been made in good common Congou at IS 23 per lb, but in other descriptions the transactions are very trifling. The telegraphic accounts received yesterday from China, stating that the exports for the season 1856 and 1857 were only 60,500 000 lbs, and th2.t there had been no further shipments of the new crop. caused a much firmer feeling, and the news is calculated to strengthen the market materially. Linea(); Nothing reported. SHELL LAC: 150 chests sold at 533 6d to 563 6(1 for blocky, 69s 63 to 714 63 for free liver, and 80s to tis 3 for rood to fits orange, also 80 chests orange to arrive at _ _ LAC Thirp : 70 chests Native have found purchasers at 5i4 per lb. • GAMarsa : The sales are limited to 250 bales, at 16s 9d for sea-damaged, And 17s for heated. SAGO FLctua: 800 bags have been sold at . l6s 9d to 17s per cwt. SALTPETRE: The only , sale is 300 bags afloat, reported without price. NITRATE OF SODA: The trisiness on the spot is 450 tons at 21s to 233 6d, and 700 tons to arrive at 20s to 20; 61 per cwt. LOGWOOD: 30 tons Cumpeachy at £7.153 to £B, 50 tons Jamaica, at 44 103 for all faults, np to . £4 15s for sound, anti 10 tons Honduras at £6. FUSTIC: 7 tons Honduras at £3 2; 63, and 40 tons indirect, to arrive, at £6 123 6d to £6 153. SAPANWOOD: 10 tons Marini, all faults, at £lB 103. CA)rwooD: 8 tons at £37 to £37 123 6d. LIMA WOOD: Small lots at £25 to £25 10s. BA:Rwoop dra 2s 6d to £5 5s per ton. ROSIN: Sales to•th3 extent of 4,000 barrels made, at 4s 31 to 4s 51 for common, 8s to 15s 61 for medium to fine, end a parcel extra fine at 25s to 263 per cwt. TAR : 1,000 barrels Stockholm reported at 163 6d per barrel. TURPENTINE : No sales reported. Astus : 200 barrels sold at 42s 6d to 433 per cwt. LtNsEEn : There is a fair inquiry for arrival, but -parc , .l3 landed meet with little demand ; a few small lots -of Bombay sold at 663 6d to 67s per quarter. RAPESEED very dull. HIDES: The sales compriso 1,500 'salted New York at 631 to 7.1, 500 Australian at lid, 425 dry Monte Iridee at 15t I to 16p, and 4,000 Manilla Buffalo at 63.1 per lb. BRIIIIITONE has sold to a moderate extent, the sales being about 250 to ,s at .£8 to .E 8 2s 6d per ton. -7Aacots remain in limited demand, and the only sales reported consist of 3C eases Perugia h t 773 6d to 80s. TARTAR has been rather more inquired for ; 5 casks Cream sold at 100.3 6d to 102 s, a small parcel of dis coloured at 97s 63. 10 casks brown at 735, with 8 casks, all faults, at 61s to 645. SUMAC has been dull; only about 400 bags taken at Ils to 12s 3d. BARK : 200 bags sold at 12s 63, 1,000 bags to arrive, pri , e not reported, and 19 hhils Philadelphia at 15s to 16s. MADDER; boors: A small parcel of French has been taken at 55i, and about 600 bales Bombay at 30s to 38,, according to quality; in Turkey, only retail sales at previous rates. MADDER: 150 bars Spanish reported at 52s 63, and 20 bags Garancine at £7 lOs per cwt. ANNATTO: Sznall parcels are returned at 9d to 914 per lb. OLIVE OIL continues in steady demand at advancing rates; the salei reach 103 tuns, at £5B 103 to £59 for Galipoli, .£37 103 to -eSS tor Seville, Malaga, and Lisbon, and .e 5.1 per tun for Mogadore, SEAL OIL: BO tuna, on the spot and to arrive, have been sold without change in price. SPERM : 10 tuns sold at .e 92 per tun. COD OIL continues dull. LINSEED OIL is in moderate request at 403 to 40s 61 per cwt. RAPE : Pale sold at 50s to 51s 6d per OWL GINGELLY OIL : 33 casks realised ..t"-12 12s 6tl per tux. SPIRITS or TUUPENTINE : Small sales are reported at 375 per ewt• PALM OIL : 250 tons on the spot sold at £46 lOs to £47, and 330 tons at £45 for distant, and £46 to £46 106 per ton for near arrival. TALLOW has been in moderate demand, at 63s to 64s for Petersburg Y.C., and at 64s per cwt for North and South American. LARD : Only small sales are reported at 693 to 70s 6d per cwt. JUTE : Rather lower prices having been accepted, 4,250 bales have been taken at 03'21 15s to £27, the market closintt without animation. FIBRE : A small parcel of Mexican is reported at £3O per ton. BEEP : A quiet retail demand. met freely by holders, has taken off, ex ship, a portion of the recent arrivals at last weeks prices, and the market for the present seems a shade stronger, the late receipts and the shipments on the way, together being,not considered more than enough for the wants of the trade. PORK is a slow sale but the stocks are light and prices are .supported ; the dealers, however, anticipate lower rates as soon as the new Irish appears. • _ _ BACON : There is no new featiii-e, the demand from the country and from Ireland is of a very retail character. but the market is quite as good in tone as last week, being relieved to a sensible extent by the quantity shippped and shipping back to America. IlAms and SHOULDERS in retail request. . . LARD : The demand is very slow and we reduce quota tions Is per cwt, the sales for the week do not reach fifty tons. CHEESE Good sells readily, but inferior:is quite neglected. GREASE BUTTER in steady demand. RNsIIING SALES BY AUCTION. Tuesday. Sep. 1. e 1 cask. 67 bags Ceylon Coffee ; b 2 bags white Pepper ; 700 do yellow Mustard Seed ; SOU do Linseed 250 do Rapeseed ; 326 bales Mexican Fibre, all faults. Wednesday, Sep. 2.: 348 bales Bombay Madder Roots ; 123 bags Saltpetre; 10 casks Annatto; 116 cases Tincal; 9400 bundles Rattans. Thursday. Sep. 3. 1,850 bags Bonbayiltapeseed ; 1,150 do yellow Mustard Seed. Tuesday, Sep. 8.: 5,000 East India Kips ; 20 tons Myra bolams. Wedatsday, Sep. 9.: 357 pockets Seed Lac. Thursday, Sep. 10.: 55,000 Ox and Cow Horns. Thursday, Oct. 8.; 20 tons African Ivory. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-Aug. 28. Per stcne, 20Ibs. Per 00114 s. a. d. a. d a. d. s. ri. Potatoes. Pink Eyes() 0 to 0 0 Hay, 01d...... '0 7} to 0 91 Ditto, Kcmps .... 6 0 to 6 6 Ditto, new.. 0 7 to 0 81 Ditto, Wh.terocks. 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, clover 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, Balshaws 0 oto 0 0 Green Clover 0 2 to 0 3 Ditto, Beldrums 0 0 to 0 0 Vetches 0 21 to 0 o' , Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 St to 0 Per ton. Ditto, oat 0 31 to 0 4, Turnips. Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 OiCarrots Oats, In straw 0 0 to 0 0; )tangle worse I %I/inure 4 0 to 6 0 LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKET.-AUG. 28. BALM THIS WEEK. Average. Per lb. Tare. 10 Salted M.V. Bull Hides . . 41 „ „ Ox Hideo, gre nsy ...........58/ „ 6d. 5 „ 2 .• ~ ~ ship damaged.... „ 61. 5 „ 1782 „ B.A. Cow Hides (via New Yort ).. 48 „ 80. 4 „ 655 „ M.V. Os Hires 477 " New York Ox Hides ... 703 „ 73. 6 „ 665 „ ~ 43/ to 45} „ 73. 4 „ 133 ~ „, Kips. • • • 32 11 ” Buil, .....e.." 126 ' ~ darnitzsd Ox ....561 to 75 „ 61c17. , 9 „ 303 ~ Californian C/o Hides .. 550 „ Ba nos Ayres Horse Hides ~ I.eated, Sce 2 3 8 8 ~' 14s each.. 48 „ M.V. 502 ~ New South Wales ilides 6s 1-6„ 731. 5 lbs. 425 D y River Plate Ox and Cow Hides, nar row stretch, fresh flesh .... 291 „ 160. Eroad rretcb, stale flesh.. . 333 5„ 15 d. Narrow do., :testi tia•a ...... •• • • • • • • 2 ii " 16/d. Broad do., stale flesh ...... ..... ... "21 „ 161. City damaged . - " 130. 4044 Manilla Buffalo Hides, I.t heavy —243 io 26; „ 63d.t061d. 2nds . . .. _ „ 41d.ta4/d. . .. aids .. • .. . „ 4d. lit light . .. 2nds - 1, 4/d. 3rds ............ .. . . - ” 4d. It. s. d. 75 Tons Smyrna Valoneo, good ....... at 0 0 to 16 0 0 per ton. 25 „ If fair to good ..15 0 to 15 10 0 „ 280 Begs 138 „ Catnativa ... .• .. .. . • • . .. ... n 16 0 to 16 10 0 „ 48 Butts Horse Great° fait ...... ...... 0 0 to 2 2 6 perewt. 240 Tons S.A. Bone Asti, comma n ...... 0 0 to 3 15 0 per ton. 50 „ „ Bones, 11rghi............ 5 15 to 5 17 6 •• G. F. MAsTio. 760 qrs ; pease, 739 qrs ; 'corn, 3,064 qrs; oatmeal, 327 sacks; flour, 3,834 sacks 1,150 brls. Exports from the 25th to the 27th August, 1857, inclusive :—Foreign Parts. —Barley, 13 qrs ; malt, 5 qrr; ; oats, 12 - , ors ; oatmeal, 105 sacks ; flour, 370 brie. Ireland.—Wheat, 365 qrs ; malt, 31 qrs ; Indian corn, 1,776 qrs ; flour, 586 sacks 175 brls. C iastwisc.—Barley, 12 qrs ; Indian corn, 434 qrs ; flour, 56 sacks 62 brls• R. MAKIN & SONS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Ato. 23 Our market this morning was better attended than of late, and we had several Irish buyers for wheat ; the business in this grain was to a moderate extent, and though the value of middling descriptions dropped at one time to the extent of Id to 21 per bushel, the tens of the trade subsequently improved, and we quote the finest qualiTies quite equal to last Tues lay, with only a slight concession upon of her sorts of foreign ; new wheats sold at irregular prices, but generally without much difference from our last currencies. The flour trade is slow, but without change in price. In barley and beaus no varia tion. Old oats and oatmeal support previous value, but new are again rather cheaper. Indian corn does not alter in value ; the qualty on offer is unimportant : the sales limited in amount. Arrivws from the 25th to t: . e 27th August, 1857, inclusive:—lnto Liverpool from Ireland.— Wheat, 564 qrs ; malt, 12 qrs ; oats, 1,426 qrs; pease. 4 qrs ; oatmeal, 318 sacks ; flour, 1,218 sacks. Coastwise. 610 qrs ; oats, 18 qrs : pe-ute, C 49 qrs ; flour, 204 sacks. Canala and of her British Colonies out of Europe. _lNheat, 1,995 qrs ; beans. 760 qrs ; pease, 80 qrs. United Sate: —Vi heat, 6.t 42 qrs; pease. 6 q ; corn. 2,504 qrs; oatmea.t. 9 sacks ; flour,ll brls. Europe, bee.—Wheat, 2,827 qrs ; :herlkey, 3,419 qrs ; corn, :60 q-s ; flour, 2,412 sacks 1,139 Ws. Egypt,-819 qrs. Total —Wheat, 15,047 qrs ; barley, 3,419 !3rs ; malt, 622 qrs; oats, 1,444 gra ; beans, Flour. 16,0 barrels. - Lacks, LONDON AVERAGNS Wheat, GU 3d: Barley, 45s 31; oats, Os Od ; Rye, OA Od; BeaHs, 42s 81; Pease, 42s Od. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Auo. 28. There is a good business still doing in yarns at advancing rates. Gao is, excep: Inslian kips, were also in demand. LONDON PRODUCE II IRIZET.—Atra. 28. Suctan : The market showed a decided improvement. both in the demand and prices, at the commencement of the week, but a heaviness came over the market towards the close, and our quotations of last week remain unaltered, yet a full atnount of buciness has been done, and the trade operate with more confidence than they did last week. The refined market steady. Lumps, 629 to 659. COFFEM The public sales, which have not been large this week, have gone off steadily, and coloury descriptions have shown a slight advance, but, other sorts have scarcely supported last week's prices. TEA: The market was dull at the commeneemen of the week, and a few sales of common congou were made at Is . 21; but an advance of about 4.1 took place after the arrival of the telegraph, and there are now buyers of common congou at 13 2;21 RicE hes been dull or sale at a decline of 3d. Rum : Prices are unaltered. COTTON: A very large business has been done this week ; about 8,000 bales sold chi fly at il advance. SALTPETRE : An arlyance of 2s to 3s has been established in this article, and large purchssas made by speculators. but the demand has subsided the last two .days ; yet prices are supported. NITRATE OF SODA has advanced is to 2s, 22s having been. SErcEs have sold stea , lily at previous rates. INDioo: Holders have asked higher prices, which checked business. Dauos sold without showing material alteration in prices. In other articles no material alteration. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Auo. 27. The market is firm at the following quotations :—Tow❑ tallow, 61s net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 635; September, 63; October to December,'6os. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Auo. 28. The market is in a very quiet state. Tne fine weather is said to be in favour of the crop, still it is reported that the flea and mould increase. Duty .E155,t.00. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Ara. 28 Although the arrivals of foreign wheat and flour this week have been small, the trade ruled very dull to-day, and to have made sales of importance. a further decline must have been submitted to. Barley maintained last Monday's quotations, and with oats the turn in price was against the buyer. Beans and peas unchanged. :ifiRIVALB INTO L')ND , N FROM AUGUST 24 TO AUGUST 28 Wheat Barley Oats ...... . Malt English and Scotch 3933 140 703 1160 Foreign. 3320 IMPERIAL AVERAG KS. Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Pease. July 18 .. ri3s 8t13 7 s 9 1275 9 425 7d 155 11,141 s 41 25 .. 1625 7. 38s 3 ii 275 8d 41s 3 , ),453 6(1,42s 8d Aug. 1 .. 1593 8d!335 5:'1183 7,:393 5(1'461 5d 41s Id 8 .. 8s 10i9.5 Id 28s 2(' 385 10,1 46a lld 40s 10d 15 1595 2d,403 Od 27s 8d 401 54 473 1(4405 10,1 —22 1595 104113 gs 10d 275 116 395 11+; 47s sd:4ls 5d 6wk'sAg.4v. !605 7d138.3 II d 28s O.l 40i 5 , 415 6:1 41s 10d LONDON CATTLE MARKET.-AuG. 28. We have a large supply of beasts, but the demand has increased, and consequently Monday's quotations are on the average rather exceeded. The number of sheep is also larger ; trade is, however, brisk for them at fully Monday's rates. Trade is heavy for lambs and calves at late rates. From Germany and Holland there are 441 beasts, 1,620 sheep, and 454 calves. Northern and Mid land Counties, 330 beasts and 13 1 mulch cows from the Home Counties. Per stone of 81bs. s. d. s, d. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Best Scots, Herefords 4 10 5 2 Brat Dos & Hf-bred 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 8 5 t 3est Long-w 0,15.... 4 10 5 0 Second quality beasts 3 8 4 6 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves Pigs Best Uns & Hf-breds 5 2 5 4 Lambs 5 0 5 8 Bea+ts at market, I,IEB ; sheep pigs, 320. and lambs, 11,020 ; calves, 641 ; LONDON - MINING MARKET.—Aua. 28. In the market for home mining stocks to day there is an increased demand For Wheat Edward shares, which are marked a. In other descriptions no business is reported in the Stock Excbagne. Prices remain steady. Duu Mountain Copper Mining shares have been dealt in at par. Foreign and Colonial mining stocks are generally inanimate. WAKEFIELD CORN M ARKET.-AuGt. 28, We had a very tame market to-day, and new wheat declined 35 to ss, and old, 2s per quarter ; fine parcels were in fair demand, and other description were difficult of sale. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—Ate. 28 New produce is coming to market very rapidly, and buyers are holding off and refuse to purchase except at reduced rates. Wheat is nominally lower is to 2s 6d, and bere Is cheaper, but oats and rapeseed supported the currencies of Tuesday. The samples of new barley offered were of various qualities, and taken at 18s to 20s ; old grain moved off slowly at late rates. Indian corn was dull at Is to 2s qer quarter decline. CORK CORN MARKET.—Auo. 28. The supply at to-day's market was fair, and the following prices were realised : —White wheat, 24s to 34s ; red wheat, 24s to 31s; oats, 13s tid to 17s. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Auct. 23. There was over 1,300 kegs and firkins offered for sale to-dav, and the following were the prices current : Firsts, 103 s ; Seconds, 1033; Thirds, 98s ; Fourths, 90s f Fifths, 80s ; Sixths, 633 per cwt. BANKRUPTS• By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. Thomas Bennett, Derby, miller. Frederick Latris, Surrey place, Kensington, surgeon. Joshua Horner Holds, Birkenhead, broker. Frederick Rickards, Farnborough, Hampshire, carrier. William Hart,Charlotte-terrace, Blackfriars, wine merchant. Christopher Banks, Liverpool, ship-chandler. Charles Henry White, Southampton, glass dealer. Charles Walker and Frederick James Walker, Commercial road East, drapers. Caleb Pizzie, Safforn Waldon, carpet manufacturer. Charles John Carr, Belper, nailmaker. Thomas Brooks, Witney. John Davies Gotch and Thomas Henry Gotch, Keltring, bankers. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Telegi aph. I - SWIC El RAC ES. -YESTERDAY. COUNTY MEMBERS' FLAIL Yeller Gal ...1 1 Impatience. —.2 I Queen of the East. Five ran. IPeWICH HANDICAP. Barbarity I I Agra 2 I Qleen or. South. Five ran. WALTER CUP. Amelia walked over. SWEEP3TAKE3. Impatience QUEPN'S GITINPA S Pole Star ... I Saraband 2 I Clarendon Three rap. TWO YEAR OLD STAKES. Maggie Lauder. ..1 Clutnee,...2 i Qaarter Back , , STOCK CON RACES.—YESTER DAY. THOR:NI:Ur, Y SCURRY Pr AXES. Minnie 1 Ptto 2 I Gammon Nine ran. NURSERY lIANDICAR. Ri5t0ri...........1 I Meta..... ....2 I Interciana S x rpn. Z,TLAND BIENNIAL STAKES, Lady Alica I I Terrific 2 Flebatica Seven ran. Won in a canter. BOY'S CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE, At LEWIS & COMPANY'S. Rauelull street. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I IVE RPOOL, AIIOIIST 29. WI I) YESTERDAY, N N.W.—Mlderate. Rita WATatt—burn. 5 25—Even. 6 4—Height, 9 ft. 6 in. ARRIVED. vliz Ifary Benfield Jar.aica Swift .... Mary Marsden..... ......Gonaives I Guancho eneriffe iClayton. . St. Pctersburgh Ambassador Corinquen . .. Barcelona Windsor Forest Cronstadt Dauntless ....... Antigua ICaromanael .. John Barb nir Welbonrne Ant. 28. Nonpariel .......... Philadelphia sir K. Pee 1............ New York .1 uthr. ........ Jura (R.M.S.S•) ....Southampton Ellen ....................Belize UTWARD4. Hermione .... ...... Pernambuco Azoff .. .. ...Danzicl . St. John, N.B Henrietta & Rebecca ...St. Thomas Bertha .. ........ Valparalso, &c Et LOADING. Aug. 27. Mersin Calcutta' Cronstadt da S•vitzerland `t. Stephen' Jehn Quelsrc Eleanor Chapman ..Valparaiso Anc 28. - Baltic /11.'..11.8 ) .. ...New York C . .Glo,ter, N.R. Persian Quebec England Quabee Caspian St. John, N.B. Ang. 27. Cadiz (s 5.).. • • ........Havannih . Micah (s.s.) Qa eel of the Isles Tiger .Archangel CLEARED Aug. 27. ^rbona ...... Cape Town Faith ...... Conqneror La Gulyra, Ric Triton .. Bra‘i tan -rva. ENTEitED Aug. 27. IFrederich VII ..........Ko'ding Elizabeth Ronneberg ....Calcutta Cakuttal , Ann MKeane Dalemain........ ..... ..tema, M' Keane —.Malaga Lad Fri nk lin . • Cape of Elope, Sze , Queen Monarch .... .. New York Pyrenee .. ...... .. ....Cherbourglitobert L. Lane........ New Yo.k Nagave Jara (a.) ...... • Ba'bee (a.) .. .. Havre' 'oachtlida l'arbara .. Rio Janeir ) C escencia .. Maria ..... ...... .... ....Iceland Anna. ..... .. ~ .... San tiebastian OUT PORTS. Bello', Aug, `7.—Arrived—The Ensgket from Stettin—Elizabeth, Crops`)' rg—P.oeder.cap, Paragon, and Paulina—all from Quebec. 28—Sir H. Pottenger, Quebec. Sailed —Ossean (a.), L ndoa. Ritngstown. Aug. 27.—Arrived—The Old England, from Quebec. Queenstrwn. Aug. 27. Arrived —The I.iff-3y from Barbados—Al ary Ozhi, Pugzah—Waterloo, 1 ,ndo n— Mecbeas, Ibrail —Penguin, fagaurog—Armenia, G latz, Effa t, Rowe, Wallace. 28 —Tuilans, Taganrog-131n , her Tag nrcir. Falmouth, Aug. 26.—Arrived -The Vanuldenbarnevald, Alayboom, from All) ab—ncandia, Johnson, Pangoon. Off - The Calsar, Rio Grande—Trent, E versen, Afoul mein—both for Hamburgh. • Waterford, Ang. 25.—Arrived—The Hope, Putter, from Cork, with los3 of anchor and chain—Cogs tet„P.nchee Galata. Holyhead, Aug. 26.—Put in—The Amy, Hadgrafs, from Liverpool fir Harlingen. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL. Anaust 28, . _ Tne John Barbour sailed yeste'd iy for Melbourne. In go'ng through the Crosby Chaim], got in contact with the Lightship, which will be brought in - o port for repai,s, and in the meantime be replaced by a dupl cato lightship. Tho John Barbour proceeded. Cambda (R. 51.5.), from M3rseide3 st Matto, Aug. 21, with no AnAralian mails from London, which kft on the 17th for Alexandria in the It.M.S S. Jura, for transhipment in the 11.11.5.5. Enlopean, at Suez. VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the Cidunatus, arrived here from Bombay. Spoke. In lat. Lon June 28.. Canton, Singapore to Bc &aux ..28 5.. 9 E. July 10.. Flamingo. Moulmein to Falmanth . . 5 5..17 N. Ja'y 13.. Scandia, Rangoon to Falmouth July 16.. Edward, London to Calcutta .. , July lg.. Elizat,eth, Calcutta to Bremen ...... .......12 N.. 24 W. Ju y 21.. Dirkje, Adams, hence to Bombay July 27.. A ffel Jnly 31 .. Kind,ochat, Algoi Bay to London... Aug. 4..10nia. Batavia to Rotterdam . ...., 3l N .40 W. Aug. 9.. A trato••.. Report by the Euphrates, arrived here from Calcutta. Spoke. In lat. Lon July 9.. Oriental, London to Now Zealand 9 N.. 23 W. July 10.. H west Home, London to Sydney ...... lu N.. 22 W. July 17.. Melville (11.51.5.), Portsmouth to China l3 N.. 25 W. July 17... liza Hunter, for L .ndon July 18—Maria Ariva, Rangoon to Falmouth July 18.. Helen Chapman, Valpaialm to Liverp001......14 N. 28 W. Report by the Bal (U.S M.S.), Corwtock, arrived here from New York; sAiled, Aug. 16:— Spoke. In lat. Lon Ang. ?3.. The In-, ani Montre it Aug. 27.. The Valetta, and the Mitch,.ll. Report by the City of Palaces. Noring, arrived here from CaHogs ',stern : Sp'ke In lat. L•in. July 20.. The Kindrochar, Al goa Nay for London 13 N.. 26 W. July 20.. The Ja on, Batavia to Rotterdam. Report by the Memphis, Conner, arrived here from Maceio : Spoke. In lat. Lon. July 28—The Lcodiannah, Calcutta to Liverpool ......17 N.. Aug. 5.. The Senator, Ma - ras to London .. Report by the Linda, Wallace, Paraibo to Liverpool : Spoke. In lat. Lon Aug. IG.. Esmeralda, Madras to London . . 45 N.. 19 W. Aug. 17.. Balgownie, Coquimbo t 5wan5ea............. 46 N _lB W. Ang. 19.. Amaranth, Boml)ay to Falmouth Aug. 25 .Tany Yn, hence to Shanghae Report by the Merlin, arrived here from Calcutta : Spoke. In lat. June 22.. Off Cape Good Hope, signalled the ship Tay. from Calcutta, 71 days out. June 23 —Off the Cape, signalled the barque Colinda, from Niottlniein. Aug. 18..Signalled the Britiih barque Daedalus, Falmouth for Qiebec ....... .... .... 46 15 N.. 18 30 W. SPOKEN. In lat. Loo. Msy 21 ..Clara, Sin-spore to Liverpool .......... .....,. 23 5..63 W June 23.. Locomben Castle. Alcoa Bay to Falmouth 38 S.. 14 E July 1.. I ady Sainhs, Vagapatam to Liverpool 2O S.. 01 E July 24.. Napoleon 111. • . . . . ll N.. 26 W July 21—Agues Jones, New Orleans to Liverpool...—. 55 N.. 43 W July 25.. Areqnip?, hence to Bahia.... N.. 26 W Jaly 25.. Wm. T,ptcott. Bonny to Liverpool.. ..... 32 N.. 40 W Aug. 13.. F. A. Moore, Valparaiso to the Clyde 43 N.. 2 W Aug. 19.. At ey, hence V ISIT WHITEMAN'S NEW BRUNSWICE: HOTEL, CLAYTON SQUARE. DINNER AND ALE, ONE SHILLING. FOREIGN PORTS. Treffery, Jenkins. hence at Rouen. A. M. Elizabeth, hence at Nienstadt. Norman (a.s.), sailed from Cualfiven for L'verpool, Aug. 23. Freeland milled from . , Archangel, Aug. 1 ; Saxon, Aug. 6—both for Liverpool. Thali (a.s ), sailed from Leghorn for Naples, Aug. 13. Monarchy, for Liverpool; aid Fleetwood, Francis—both from Akyab at Calcutta. leaky. Benarcs, rut back to Calcutta leaky. Thomas Varcoe, Kellow, hence at Warkworth, making water having struck on racks off Warkworth. Janet Pitblado, Simpson, from Bird Icland: Caractacus, Aylward, and Caroline. Al anek, both from Bomba►, with part of cargo thrown overboard—all t St. Helena and sailed for Liverpool. Maid of the Tyne, from Akyab at St. Helena, with decks swept and captain lost. Kate, Young, from Calcutta at St. He'ena for London. Emperor, Birkett, from Moulmein at St. Helena, with loss of boats, bulwai Ica, Ric., and sailed for Cork, July 8. Admiral, from Akyab at St. Helena, with decks swept and part of cargo thrown overboard. Devon, off St. Helena. Aga, Decker, from Calcutta at Akyab, lea':y. AMERICAN SHIPPING. New York, Aug. 15.—A barqtte was seen ashore July 25, east of the Fortugas, with wrec• ers around her. —The brig Roberts, of London, fro . n Cadiz, on shore the niAlit of the 13th on Long Island (supposed to be bilged). Leopold Ist, from Antwerp at New York. Monkolla and Abraham, from Liverpool at New York. Liverpool, from Liverpool off New York. Protector, Cnttmg, from Liverpool ; Carrido, Newton, Rio Janeiro ; Lizzie '1 hompson, Kelly, Cardiff—all at San Francisco. Eliza Bain, Co:rigal Argaum, Edmondson; tiutliz, Lentil; Se =dins Albizari—a l from Liverpool at Havanaah. BIRTHS. On the 23rd inst., at St. Leonard's-on-Sea, at the residence of her father. Earl Cathcart. the Lady Elizabeth Done" of a son. On the 24th inst., at Peartree, uear SJuthampten, the wife of Robt. Hoiketh, k sq., late her Msj -sty's Consul at ?lie de Jane ro. of a son. On the 26th inst., at Belmont, near Edinburgh, Mrs. Jamey Hope, of a daughter. Oa WEDNESDAY next, the 2nd September, at TA elve o'clock at noon, on the east side Brunswick Dock, Liverpool, 529 Logs Pitch Pine TIMBER, of large average and superior quality, ranging. up to 68 feet long, and 25 iaches square, measuring 39,221 cubic feet. 6.013 Superficial Feet Pitch Pine PLAKS, being the cargo now landing ex Sardinia, from Savainah, N U. S. A. 01 account of the importers —For farther particulars apply to A. F. & D. M CK AY, Brokers and Measurers. East side Qu en's Dock, Foot of Parliament-staeet. MARRIAGES. On the 21st inst.. at Helensbargh, N. B. F. W. Janningi, Esq., banker, Leek, Staffordshire, to Jane, daug hter of the late Septim us Ellis, I‘ sq., Glasgow. On the 25th inst., at Burnham Church, by till Rev. J. Macnaught, 'neural ent of St. Chr‘sostom'a, Liverpool, assisted by the Rev. the vicar of Burnham, Richard Hal Say, EN , of Swaffhim, Norfolk, to Ellen Hannah, only daughter of Edward tvans, Esq., of Boveney Court, Bucks. On account of whom it may concern. On WZDNRIMAY neat. the 2ad SeptemAr,atOne o'clock, at the P n blic Salesroom, Exchange-buildings, 125 Ba'es and Cases, and Loose, 3,300 Pieces very Valuable DAMAGED MA ‘UFACPURED GOODS. Consisting of Linens, Woollens. Printed and Plain C Stuff Goods, Blankets, also 98 Firkins Butter, 47 Boxes Tin Plates, 2 1 Bundles Hoop Iron, 14 Cs-ks Hardware. 13 Boxes Candle-, 2 cases Machinery, I Large Fly Wheel, 6 Crates Earthenware, 10 Ship's 2 Chain Cahles, 2 Anclio , s, a quantity of Rigging, Medicine chest, and other Ship's Stores and Materials, b ting part of the cargo, &c., saved from the wreck of the Emperor, bow .d hence to Bahia; pill La•ge Anchor, saved from the wreck of the Samuel M. Fox, bound hence to New York. Goods per Emperor lying at the Sheds for Wrecked Good-, north-east side Princes Dock.—For further pa' titulars, per Emperor, apply to Messrs. Brice, Friend and Co., Mer chants; and for the whole, to PERCIVAL. CAMPBELL & CO., Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association. DEATHS. On the 26th list., at 25, Orsett-terrace, Bayswater, Ann El!pelt Wa ton. late of Barba lots, aged 80. On the 26th in•t., Mr. William Lows, of the firm of Watson, Lowe, and Bell, Old Kond-street. On the 26th inst., at Croydon, universally beloved and regretted, F. S. 7 horn e, EN , aged 63, Secretary of the Public iiecord Impart ment, and for thirty-one years a faithful and devot3d servant of the Goverment. 1:7. Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted whet sent to our Odice duly autL•enticated. BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE At LEWIS & COMPANY'S. Ranelagh street. Er ECTRO-PLATIT Coot s.—Th.re are few lirwichel of art that more perfeett , in has been attaincl in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the mos: belatiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and eth.r table articl.s cf the sort, may le seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23, Synth John-street, ho, to his other branches of business, has added a department for the sae of these articles, having been appointed ag ult to cne et the first manufacturers in Eirmingham. The designs in these articles ere teautifu', the quality very superior (nearly as good As silver), and the ':rice, con icLiting all th se, moderate to a degree' An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.-IVortherts Times. Tel 5p00n5........ . ........ P's. per Dozen. Dessert Do. . . 189. „ Table Do .... ...... . 24s. ~ Dessort Forks Table D 0................. •• • • 345. Exclusivrlyfor CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 20. Years. LEW IS & COMPAN. R,j , ntazia street. WIRE RIGGING. THE UNDERNOTED VESSELS are at present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGING •f GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture— Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING VESSELS—Building bi John Laird, Esq. JAMES KENNEDY (new Steimer, —Messrs. T. Vernon and Sonar builders. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT Ship BOGO fA ..Messrs. Blythe and Troughton, wners.- Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and Douglas, owners. New ship LLAMA Mcsssa. Batty and Szar.ght. ownaa• NEW slur. . NEW 5H1P.......... •• at YP.raiouth, N. NEW BARQUE.. • Building at Bristol. NEW SCHOONER • • • Building at Also, a number of VE •SELS being FltfE I) with WIRE S PAYS , The advantage of WIRE hOi.E for SHIPS' RI GGINU is now sc l. generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter—consider' ably cheaper—more durable—and less than half the bulk of Hera Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to wind ward. CARD of Comparatire SIZES —and PRICE LIST—on application GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO., MANUFACTURERS OF e 3 A 8 1 a c e H E L A h p s E - s s 17R 1 p ar.re LIVERPOOL. LsRR. 36 AND IMPROVED PATENT' CORDAGE AND WIRE ROPE, MANI7FACTORY-WAVERTBEE-ROLD. A full Assortment of WIRE RO On, :,nd E SIP, MANILLA, P— COIR ROPE and. HAWSERS always in Stock fo: Export and bai2 B" use. Printed and Published by CHAHLEs WILLNII4,It, of attorc: street, at hls Genlral Printing and Stationery Establisbn ae" 1 9, SOuth john-street, Liverpool. SATURDAv, AUGUST 29, 107. Commtrtfat Saleg. NEXT WEEK. MONDAY On MONDAY next, the slat instant, et E!oren o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, 15 Tons New Shetland COD FISH. Apply to GEORGE BADENACH & 'N, 18, North John-street. ,On MONDAY next, the 31st instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Liver-chambers, 56 Bales COTTON (repacked), per Abner St , tson, from New Orlea- s; lying in iiraneker's, Dublis street.—Apply to ROGER i & CAL, ER, Brokers:. TUESDAY On account of whom it may concern. On TUESDAY reXt. 14 S•ptemher, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office”, Eschance-chambers, 326 Bales Me7icsn FIBRE, all faults. now landing ea Euphemia, from Tampico.—Appl to Messrs. Leeds Harrison and Forwood, Merchants ; or to FRANCIS J. EATON, Broker._ On account of whom it may concern. On TUISDAY next, the Ist Sept^mber, at H. H. Goldin's Saleroom, C'rn Exchange, Brunswick-street, About 2000 Qrs INDIAN CORN. ex Wallachia, from Odessa.—For further parti-ulars apnly t+> J. M. HARNETT. Brokers. WEDNESDAY. On WEDNESDAY nest, the 2nd September, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Salegroom, Exchange-buildings, 500 Bags New Palermo SHU At , , ex Euphrates and Milan.—Apply to Messrs. Vi tuna, Chapple ana Co , Merch.nts ;or to RO, KE, OKELL & SPENCE, Brokers. To close an account. —lf rot previously disposed of. On WEDNESDAY next, the 2nd Septerni‘er, at Twelve o'clock, 1000 Bags Genuine SHUMAC, 176 Bags sHUM AO, all faults, ex Euphrates and Corinthian —Apply to ROOKS, OKEL r. & SPENCE, Brokers. On WEDNESDAY next, the_2ncl . September. at Twelve o'clock, at Us, __ .. _ Public t:aleroom, 250 Bales MADDER ROOTS, ex Zouave, Albert Dock.—Apply to Messrs Nicol, Duckworth and Co., Merchants; or to T. & 11. LI r FLEDAIA: & CO., Brokers._ AFTER NEXT WEEK, On Timmy!, the Sth S ptember next, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2. Dale-atreet, 5,000 Tons East India KIPS, 20 Tons iwYRABOL SS. ' BROW:VE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers. Apply to gar ,aft. BEST SILESIAN ZINC PELTE B, IMPORTED DIRECT. WICHELHAUS & BUSCH, 3, York-buildinee, Sweeting-street, Liverpool. Apply to PATENT ASPHALTS ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. W. '27. POWELL. Office and Warehonse-8. rABLE.STREET. GARDEN SEATS ! GARDEN SEATS 1 rrHE Subscribers have just got to hand a largo Assortment of GARDEN SEATS, IN NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS. C. D. YOUNG & CO., CASTL E-B UILD I NGS. DEBBY-SQUARE• ' FILTERED ICED DRINKS. T it CAMERON, V • WATCH AND CIIRONONIETEU 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVPRPO/L. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR 'PRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHARTS, &C. KEITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ROOMS,- 34, CASTLE-STREET. ARE NOW RE-OPENED. W. K. takes the present opportunity of thankiag his friends and the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been favoured, and at the same time to inform them that to accommodate his ra pidly increasing business he has built an entirely new operating ioorn, which is admitted to be trio flosst in Liverpool. With the increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects that his Pictures will not only Bust .in the high char actor they have already attained, but even surpass his former productions. 34, CASTLE- sTILKET, LIVERPOOL, Opposite the Bank of England. WHAT is COMING to LIVERPOOL on the 31st instant?—Why, THE GREtTEST NOVELTY IN THE WORLD ! WHERE IT TO BE SEEN? THAT'S THE QUESTION. Pr. I RE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES D. ANDERS ON 5,-CASTLE-STREET-5. P 0R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five vaars 45s per Dougt , In bond, and fit for immediate use.... In Pints. , . • . .. 241 „ SHERRY.—First Class, Pale and G01d........ CLARET. —St. Ju ien, lour years iu bottle.. .... .... 42a „ CANARY, Twenty Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S.