Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-07 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Evening A good business was done in the Cotton Market t o -day, and prices had an upward tendency. The sales to-day were about 12,000 hales, including 4.000 on speculation and for export. The New York market, when the Baltic left on the 26 . h ult., was not so active as at the departure of the Eurep , , and prices were merely nominal A considerable business was doing for export to Liverpool. In the Liverpool Share Market, there was not any change for the better today-indeed, on the contrary, the market was dull, and a heavy decline occurred in the price of several of the leading Stocks. The following were the day's sales:- Caledonian, 42! ; Eastern Counties, 11 5-16 a ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 941, 941, 95 947. i, 91i, 917 Lo odon and Norih Western, 064, 951, 954 951; Dit o, 1 Shares, 1 d , Manchester, Sheffield, and ald Lincolnshire, 401, 401 401. 407, 404 ; Midland, 814, 911 811 ; Dovers, 1191, 19 9.16 ; North Eastern. 221 ; Grand Trunk of Canada. 101 10, 1 ,-; Great Western of Canada, 204, 20a, 204. 204; Royal Insurance, 4p. The following were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 71 8; Chester and Birkenhead, 654 66 ; Caledonian, 421 xd 424 ; Chester and Holy head, 164.181; Eastern Counties, 111,111; East Lan cashire, 911 92 ; do. 9/. shares, 3, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 244, 247 7 ; do. A shares, 11. 114: Great Western. 534. 54 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 944. 94i; do 91. shares, 1, 4 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 18,1, 184; London and North Western, 954 951 ; Manchester, Sher field. and Lincolnshire, 404, 104 ; Midland Stock. 801 Si! ; North British, 111. xd. 12 ; North Staffoi &hire. dR, 4 d ; North Eastern-Berwick, 224. 224 ; York and North Midland. 381, 383 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 244, 244 ; South Eastern and Dover, 191 19 9-16 ; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron. 5 , 7- 4 54 d ; do. new Shares, 58, 54 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 3Z, 341 ; Great Western of Canada, 20j, 20,4; do, new shares d ; Great Luxembourg, 64, ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 10 3-16, 10i. There continues an active demand for Money, and fears are entertained that the Bank of England. at its weekly meeting on Thursday, will raise the minimum rate of discount :o 6 per cent. This impression has had an unfavourable effect upon the public funds to-day, and the market elcsad with a very dull feeling. Consols for Money were quoted at 904, and for the Account at the same figure, Exchequer Bills closed at 8 to 2 dis. The London Railway Share Market was very dull to-day, and wih few sales taking place, lower prices were submitted to. The closing quotations were as follows :-Caledoniar, 844, 851; Eastern Counties, 114. 1 ly ; East Lancashire. 91, 93 : Great Northern, 97, 99 ; Do. A. 89 91; Great Western, 534, 54; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 944. 041. ; Leeds Northern, 49, 49 ; London and North Western, 954, 954; London and South Western, 894; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 404 ; Midland Stock, 814; North British, 474; South Eastern and Dover, 653 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91, 92 ; York and North Midand, 77, 78; Grand Trunk, 104 ; Great Western of Canada, 30,1,” 304 ; Ditto New, 4 dis. After official hours, the business transacted was at the following prices :-Caledonian, 841, 85 ; Eastern Counties, 114, 11a: East Lancashire, 91, 93 ; Great Northern, A. 89, 91; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 944, 913; I ondon and North Western, 951, 954; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire., 403 ; Midland Stock, 811 ; North British, 474, 49 ' South Eastern and Dover, 654; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91, 02 ; York and North Midland, 774. The Manchester Market is rather dull, owing to the high price demanded for both Goods and Yarns. It is said that Messrs. J. and J. Beard and Co., of that city, has failed for some 40,0001. They were engaged in the silk trade. The Breadstuff trade is dull, and prices to-day suffered a further decline. Western Canal Flour is quoted at 31s per barrel in the Liverpool Corn Exchange. It is stated, on good authority, that the Bank last week consented to lend the East India Company one million sterling, the latter lodging securities in duo course. These are believed to consist of India Bonds. A telegraphic message from St. Petersburg quotes the price of Tallow at 175r0. on the spot, and for all the month- The Boston, Sleaford, aui Midland Counties Railway Company, are in want of 30,0001, for the construction of the line to Boston. The accounts received by the Baltic, arrived here this afternoon, are depress:ng. The Now York Money Market was extremely tight, and loans on call were very difficult to negotiate. The panic had spread to Philadelphia, where three of the banks had suspended payment; and it is even said that the directors of all the banks in that city had held a meeting, and came to the determination of closing the whole of the banking houses there. Several failures are reported in Philadelphia, Boston, and elsewhere. The Cotton Market was not so active. Breadstuffs were firm. Provisions dull. Freights inactive. We understand that the London agents of the Central Illinois Railway have forwarded some £220,000 to America, consisting in part of advances made to the company by English houses, in order to enable them to meet the peculiar but temporary difficulties of the American Money Market. The traffic returns of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending 12th September, show a total receipt of 9,7361, against 4,9161., corre sponding week last year, being an increase of 4,8201. The weekly traffic returns of the Great Western Railway of Canada, present a decrease of 2,9771. The public debt of Russia is stated by the Patrie , to amount to 6,933,000,000 f., about 277,320,000/. sterling. From a circular issued by the London directors of the Norwegian Trunk Railway, it appears that the receipts for the past year have been $176,278, against $144,221 in the preceding year, and that after paying the interest on the 5 per cent. prefer ence shares there will be a dividend of 3 per cent in the non-preference, and a small balance to be carried to a reserve fund. The Glencoe has arrived from China, with 917.500!b5. of tea. The following are the latest quotations of Foreign Exchanges :—Amsterdam, short, 11 151 to 11 16 ; Do three months, 11 18i to 11 19; Rotterdam do., 11 184 to 11 191; Antwerp do., 25 323 to 25 373; Brussels do., 25 323 to 25 371 ; Hamburg do., 13 81 to 13 82; Paris, short, 25 17i to 25 273 ; Do., three months, 25 573- to 25 62;; Marseilles do., 25 573 to 25 621; Frankfort do., 118:3 to 119; Vienna do, 10 32 to 10 35; Trieste do., 10 33 to 10 36; Peters burg 354 to 351; Madrid do., 49 to 49i. Business in the market for Foreign and Colonial Produce is rather inactive, and the intervention of the Fast-day will probably render them quiet throughout the week. Superior grocery kinds of Sugar are in demand, and other sorts remain at about previous prices. Coffee is dull, Tea steady, and in Rum very few transactions are recorded. In the Market for American Railway Securities, yesterday, there was a dec'ine in the shares of the Michigan Central and New York Central Compa nies, in answer to the discouraging accounts received from the New York Share Market; but Illinois Central and most other descriptions were fairly supported. C3nsider able activity continues to prevail in this market, and at the low prices now established there is no diffinilty in effecting sales. BANKRUPTS. By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. Francis Brewer Coleman, Brompton, draper. William Anderson Ratcbffe, plumber. Ledbury Joyce, St. Neot's, timber merchant. William Harries, West Bromwich, corn dealer. William Greaves, Halifax, carpet manufacturer. Bernard Seale, Sheffield, plumber. John Price, Liverpool, victualler. Martha Price, Liverpool, victualler. John Shaw, Dukenfield, machine maker. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. John Townsend, At P , Greenwich, auctioneer. LIVERPOOL COTTON M ARKET.—Ocr 6. There has been a very good demand for cotton to-day, and prices are very firm, wt h an upward tendency. The sales—including 429 Pernambucos 101,1 to Ind, l2O E.ryptians lld to 130, 3,000 Snra.a Sid to 70—a e reported 12,00! bales, of which 4,000 are on specula tion and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUC MARKET.—OcT. 6. Sroaa —The ma ket terrains q, let, the business Leing confined to 35 bhds Barb does at . sls 61 to sta 6 1 , 50 Ws Jamaica at -83 5 , 1 to 495, and 430 bag; Rio Grande, in toad, at 30i 9d per cw.. from the quay. Mc r s ES —We have no transactions to notice. Rum.—Only 30 puncheons Demerara reported at steady rates. COFFEE —1 he public sa'e of Jamaka went off without animation, but, including some subsequently sold by private, about 50 tierces and 30 brls Lund bayers 1t 603 to 97s per cast. Pact —The better kinds cf Bengal sold wilt spirit at anc ion this morning, ribrut 10,200 bags, part all faults, being d'sposed of, at 10s to 13; 9 per civt for sound. JUTE.—The pub i^ wile went off staadil,, 1.000 bal:s of well-known marks realising £2l 12s 6d to 17s Gd per to.r. LIVERPOOL (Sconn) PIG IRON MARKET.—OcT. 6. Our market for wa rants closes at 67s 6d to 634, ca - h. Shipments from Glasgow, last week Do. Do., correspcnding week, 1856 Do. Do., corresponding week, 1855 Total shipmentg from Glasgow from Jan. 1, , 1857, to date 427,e13 Same period, 1858 increase.. Price this time last year, 673 01 .35,138 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— Ocr. 6. Per stone, 201bs. Per pol'os. s. d. s d s. d. e. 0 Potatoes. Pink Eyes 0 0 Lc 0 0 Hay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 8} Ditto, Kemps .... 3 11 +t. 4 2 Ditto, new.. 0 1 to 0 7,}1 Ditto, VG hqerocks. 3 0 to 3 3 Ditto, clover . , 0 5 to 0 71Ditto, Ba'shaw; .. 3 0 to 3 2 Green Clover 0 2 to 0 Ol Ditto, P. Farm?ss 2 11 to 3 1 Vetch, 0 0 to 0 01 Ditto, cattle Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 3 Per too. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 2i to 0 3 Carrots Oats, in strata .... 0 V to 0 011ang1t. wurtel !Manure..... THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1857 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.— Ocr. 6 'T he m trket to-day has been very thinly attended, and we have to note a very dull inactive trade. With a mate liberal show of wheat samtles offering from the ship, this grain is further depressed since Friday, and we reduc- our quota ions generally 3d to 4d per bushel on the week, being almost confined as to d mind to our own imme diate district. Flonr, from compartive scarcity, toss t pro dortionatel y cheaper, b the decline must be noted Gd per barrel and Is t.er sack. In bar:ey and Leans no material ‘hange. Fine oats are held at pre vious re es, but to elect sales Id less should be taken, and all other qnaliti s are II to 2.1 per bushel lower. Oatmeal, being off-red in considerable quantity, has declined 2s er load trom the rates of Tuesday last. The basinps in Indian corn is s•rictly in retail, at a decline of nearly Is per q on mixed and yellow, and of 2s on white Am rican. Arriv ds and apirts from the 29th Sept to the sth Oct., 1857, inclnsive :—lnt ) Live I), ol from I:emits—Wheat, 1,273 qrs: barley, 63 :Fs t malt. 11 qrs ; oats, 6,812 qrs ; beans, 8 qrs ; pea., 7 qrs ; Indian coin, 50 qrs; oatm al, 11,0 , 6 sacks ; flour, 3,6'5 sacks. Coastwise—Wheat, 452 qrs ; m It, 82 are ; oda. 93 q-s ; flour, 935 sacks and 100 rls. Un ted Statvs —Wheat, 4,050 qrs ; Indian corn, 514 qrs; flour, 1 515 brls urope, &c.—Wheat, 1,430 qrs; beans, 700 qrs; Indian ecru 2,600 qrs ; flour, 1 920 sacks. Egypt— cans, 1,555 qrs. Total Wheat, 7.185 qrs ; barley, 62 qrs ; malt 93 qrs ; oats, 6,9 5 ors; beans, 2,263 gra ; pea., 7 qrs; Indian corn, 3,164 qrs ; oatmeal, 11,06 qrs; flour, 6,510 sacks and 1665 brls. J"xports to Foreign parts—Oats, 250 gra flour, 90 brls. Ireland—Wheat, 1257 qrs ; malt, 70 qrs; Indian corn, 1,713 qrs ; oatmeal, 3) sacks ; flour, 1,104 sacks and 979 brls. Coastwise—Wheat, 156 qrs barley, 50 qrs , beans, 40 qrs ; Indian corn, 510 q s ; oatmeal, 25 sacks; flour, 380 sacks and 170 brls. It. MAKIN & SONS, MANCHESTER. TRADE REPORT.—Ocr. 6 The market has been inactive to.dAv, owing to the high prices asked for good. and yarns. In the latter there was soma Wight bu.ki ne,s done, and notw,thstanding the unwahnguess to operate, prices mast go higher. LONDON. PRODUCE M ARKET.—Ocr• 6 SPG kit. —The market has opened with a steady appearance, and the Berbadoes public save has gone off at full price. The refined market firm. Co?' FE —The 1 irge public sa,'es are progres.ing heavily. TEA.—The market rem ims uull but quo.uloas are unaitered. RICE continues steady. Rum.—Prico, aro suppo ted, with a limited busine is dane. SALT ETRE —The bulk f the pablic sites vas bottet,t in, and the small part sold showed a slight decline. fiefractLia 10 to 11, 57s to 58s. SPIC s remain firm. COTTON.—A brink demand sprang up late yesterday, and 10D0 bales sold at fall prices. In other articles no material alteration. LONDON TALLOW NI kRKET—Ocr. 6. The mailtPt is qn'et at the snbj Ailed quotations Peter.burg Y.C. on the spot, 57. 6d; Oztober to December, 57s 3d ; January to March, 57i ad to 57s 9i. LoNDON MINI \*G MARKET.—Ocr. 6. The market for home mining stocks to-day is quiet. with little alteration in p7lce. Alfred Consols shares hive b-en dealt in at 13} ; East Bassett at 7d; and Tin Croft at 43. There is a little inquiry for St. John Dal Rey shares, which are marked 123. In other foreign descriptions no change has °camel. Subjoined is the official list of the closing price in the Mining Exchange on Monday. At the prices quoted there are, respactively, buyers and sellers. East Alfred, 31, 3 ; East Basset, 75, 773 ; tiedmoor, 103, 123 61 ; Sortridge Consols, 2 3 16, 5-16 ; South Caradoo ' 3373. 3473, es city, : South Carn Brea, 6, 63; Wheal Grenville, 2gs, 31s ; Wheal Trclawney, 243, 253. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET.—Ocr. 2 Best beer, 7d to 71d; middling, 6d to 6id; cows. 5d to 6d; best wedders,7id t 8} i ; ewes, Gd to WI ; lambs, 7d to 81 ; calves, 6d to 7d. Beasts at market 1,437, sheep and lambs 4,630, calves 117. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—Ocr 6. There was a good supply of farm rs' wheat to-day. The sale was rather slow at Satu.d.iy's pr es!. In South Country there was very little passing, millers supphing their wants from farmers. Holders o' foreign wheat were firm in their demands, and the bn..iness doue was consequently 1 ratted. NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET.—Ocr. 6 The supply of beef today comprised 931 head, and prices being reduced 3d per stcne, trade ruled active. There were ,890 sheep offered for sale, but trade was inacti e at about #d per lb decline. There was a good demand for p,rkers at full rates. We quote—Bcer, 6s 61 to 8s 31 per stone ; pork, 6s 6d to 8s per stone; mutton, 6id to 7d per lb. LEEDS CORN MARKET.—Ocr. 6 We were well supplied with wheat to-day, and the finest dry quali ties were h ld firm y at the rates of Friday, but tittle progress can be made in saes without a slight concca;ion in price, and interior and damp samples were almost unialeable. Fins barley was very scarce, and maintiined its value. Other aorta rather lower. Beans, oats. and other articles unchanged. HULL CORN MARKET—Ocr. 6 There was a fair attendance at the market to•diy, and prices of wheat ruled steady. Oats were rather lower. No change in the other articles of the trade. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—OcT. 6. At the opening of the market the general tone of businesi was much about the same as on Friday ; towards the close, middling and inferior samples of oats and barley ware very difficult of sale, at lower rates, and several parcels remained unsold. Indian coin as last quoted. CORK BUFTER MARKET.—Ocr. 6, The supply at market to day consisted of 2,403 kegs and firkins, Which sold at the following uric -s :—Firsts, 118 s; Seconds, 112 s; Thirds, 103 s; Fourths, 100 s; Fif hs,l36i; Sixths, 63s per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.—Ocr. 6. The market was quiet today at the following pr.ces :—Mixed N 03., buyers 67s 6(1, sellers 683 ; No. 1, buyers 68s 6d, sellers 69s ; No. 3, buyers 645, sellers 64s 6d per ton. BALLINASLOE FAIR.—OcT. 6. By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. A limited supply to-day caused a great in rease in the p ices of sheep. Wedders ave aged 3s, and ewes 2s higher th,n yesterday ; and tho demand would have taken np fully 20,000 mwe than were for sale. Horses ant cattle are coming in, and it is expected that the former will bring very high prices. A MaecueSTEß FAILURE.—The Manchester advices mention the failure of Messrs. J. and J. Beard and Co., in the silk trade, 'with liabilities to the amount of about £40,000. WIDOWS.—They are the very dues. There's nothing like e'm. If they make up their mind to marry it's done. llknow one that was terribly afraid of thunder and light ning, and every time a storm came on, sh 3 would run into Mr. S pith's house (be was a widower), and clasp her little hands and fly around, till the man was half distracted for fear she would be killed, and the consequence was, she was Mrs. John Smith before three thunder atoms rat led over her head. Wasn't that dillomatic. —.American Paper. Tans CASE OF MPS MADELINE SMITH.—We qu •ted a paragraph from the Belfast Mercury in reference to the reported death of a servant girl in Mr. Smith's family, and giving some " startling disclosure" wi_ich she had made on her death-bed. We have now been assured, on what we believe to be " reliable authority," that the story is a tissue of absurdity, and that Christina Haggett is a' the present moment in the enjoyment o: the best of health —Glasgow Daily Mail M. Soper, in his Culinary Campaign, speaks of the curious method which the soldiers had of marking their different lots of meat. " Some," he says, " used a piece of red cloth cut fro n an old jacket ; others half-a-dozen old buttons tied together ; old knives, forks, scissors, &c. ; but one in particular had hit upon an ilea which could not fail to meet with entire approval. , It consisted in tying a pair of old snuffers to the lot. All this rubbish was daily boiled with the meat, but probably required more cocking. On telling the man with the snuffers that it was a dirty trick to put such things in the soup, the reply was, 'Elow can it be dirty, sir ? Sure they have 13;.ei bailing this last month.'" FIRE IN FARRINGDON-STREET —On Friday night a fire broke out in a lofty pile of buildings in Farrington-strete, formerly the composing rob es for Lloyd's London News • paper, but at present occu iemt by sundry person, amongst whom are Messrs. Dobbs, the prin'ere, of Fleet-street; and Messrs. Routledge, the we 1 known booksellers, of Far ringdon-eireet. The fire commenced in the top floor, amongst a large nu mber of reams of paper, and for some ti threatened very serFus consequences. The fire could not be subdued until the greater portiun of the stock in the e upper eteek flhoeolrow by was destroyed, The buildings belong to theend serious damage done to th Messrs. Harrill, the printers' roller makers, and are sup posed to be inured in the fina Fire-office. LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. Yesterday, the ninth and tenth catalogues, being the sixth day's sale of foreign wool, amounting in all to 2,994 bales, of which 2,664 bases were Esst Indio', from Bombay, were offered, every lot of which sold with the spirit ususl in this favourite wool ; the highest price is 16d. per lb , showing no fill in prices. The export h -uses keep buying. Some of the sorts were low qualities, which can scarcely be conceived to came from sheep—but some unknown animal. M. JOHN L BOWCS'S CATALOGUE. 323 bales EAST I NDIA. 136 „ ITALIAN 72 „ MOGA.DORE. 58 „ SFAX. 42 „ LISBON and TURKEY. 5 „ SYRIAN 3 „ TURKEY. 22 „ FRENCH SHIDDY. Lot Bales. Per lb. s. d 1 15 0 81 2 8 0 71 3 2 All faults 0 5 ; ) 4 12 0 61 5 7 0 51 6 11 0 51 78 0 5 8 5 0 4/ 99 0 6 10 15 0 6 11 15 0 6 12 1 0 8/ 13 9 0 81 14 1 All faults 0 41 15 15 0 7 16 1 All faults 0 31 17 2 0 4 18 4 0 81 19 8 0 7 10 2 All faults 0 51 21 5 0 51 22 7 0 51 23 6 0 4 24 5 0 7 25 1 All faults 0 32 26 5 0 5 27 11 0 4 28 4 0 21 Lot. Bales. Per lb s d. 29 0 0 71 30 15 0 51 31 15 0 51 32 1 All faults 0 3 33 1 Ditto 0 31 34 12 0 41 35 1 0 91 2 36 1 Two sorts 0 61 37 3 All faults 0 51 38 9 0 8 39 13 0 5 1 40 1 Two sorts 0 41 41 3 0 11 42 2 0 81- 43 1 0 71 44 5 0 74. 4i 2 0 61 46 1 Two sorts 0 6 47 1 0 6 48 1 0 6 49 1 0 5 h 0 9 0 81 51 2 0 5 52 1 0 41 53 6 0 4 1 54 Pickings 0 3f 55 to 104 passed MESSRS. BROWNE D HUNTER 2,341 Bales E 1 AND CO 'S CATAL001:11. .ST INDIA. Lot. Bales, no 5 521 3 Per lb a. d. 0 7 0 5 Lot. B %les. Per lb S. A. 659 3 0 11 522 1 Two sorts 0 6i 523 2 0 9 524 1 0 7 660 2 525 1 Oil damgd 0 3 0 81 526 2 527 1 528 1 0 51 0 2i 66! 1 662 1 o 6 0 3; 663 1 Damaged 0 2i 664 7 0 31 665 1 Pickings 0 51 660 1 0 104 667 1 0 81 668 3 0 91 669 1 Damaged 0 61 670 13 0 94 671 2 Damaged 0 61 672 12 0 8t 673 12 0 81 674 12 0 81 675 11 0 8 676 1 Damaged 0 51 677 3 0 84- 678 4 0 8 679 9 0 6 680 8 0 6 681 3 0 sti 682 1 Damagel 0 41- 683 3 0 5 684 1 0 4f 685 2 Pickings 0 51 686 2 Dsmaged 0 91 687 10 0 11i _ __ 688 1 Damaged 0 7/ 689 14 0 10 690 5 0 0 691 5 0 8 692 4 0 71 693 2 0 7 694 1 0 9 695 1 0 8 696 1 0 7 697 4 0 71 698 1 Picking 4 0 5/ 699 1 Damaged, fine white 0 71 700 6 1 1 701 8 0 101 702 1 Two sorts 0 9 703 3 Damaged 0 71 704 15 0 101 705 1 Damaged 0 61 706 5 0 9 707 2 0 8 708 2 0 61 709 1 Two sorts 0 7 710 7 Persian 0 71 711 1 Do. damg'd 0 51 712 4 Do. 0 6'4 713 1 Picking; 0 51 714 10 0 71 715 2 0 61 716 2 _ 0 4 6 717 1 Damaged 0 34 718 5 0 6 719 9 0 5i 720 8 0 5/ 721 3 0 9i 722 5 0 21 723 3 0 5 724 2 Pickings 0 51 725 4 0 9i 726 4 0 81, 727 8 0 8} 728 8 0 84- 720 1 0 7t 730 2 0 7 731 5 0 5/ 732 1 0 51 733 1 0 1 734 1 0 21 735 1 Damaged 0 61 736 8 0 84 737 8 0 81 738 12 0 7/ 739 7 0 61 740 I Damaged 0 3 741 4 0 5 742 1 Pickings 0 51 743 1 0 81 744 6 0 81 745 1 Damaged 0 5 4 ' 746 1 0 51 747 3 1 0/ 748 6 0 8i 749 3 0 7i 750 1 0 6 751 1 0 61- 752 2 Damaged 0 9 753 5 1 754 11 Damaged 0 8/ 755 12 0 1111 756 3 Damaged 0 51 757 11 Do. 0 7 758 7 0 9/ 759 2 Damaged 0 61 760 1 0 761 8 Damaged 0 61 762 2 Do. 0 5 763 2 0 7 761 1 Damaged 0 3 765 1 0 5t 766 1 Damaged 0 4i 767 1 0 7 768 1 0 61 769 3 Damaged 0 41 770 1 0 5 771 1 Damaged 0 31 772 1 0 5 773 1 Damaged 0 1 774 1 Ditto 0 21 775 4 Pickings 0 5 t 776 2 0 8 ,t 777 4 0 71 778 8 0 7 779 3 0 6 780 1 Damaged 0 1 781 8 0 41 782 3 0 4i 783 5 0 781 1 Damaged 0 1 785 7 0 1 786 4 0 31 787 1 0 3 - i 0 4 WOOL SLLE; EAST INDIA WOOL, CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. 797 10 0 6 798 3 0 6 799 1 0 4 800 2 Damaged 0 3 801 2 0 11 802 1 0 8 803 3 0 41 801 1 0 11 805 1 Pickings 0 5 1 806 2 1 2/ 807 9 1 1 808 9 1 1 809 1 Damaged 0 8 810 9 1 0/ 811 1 Damaged 0 8 812 7 010 813 1 1 1 814 1 Damaged 0 9 815 4 011 816 2 0 9 817 1 0 81 818 3 1 0 819 1 Pickings 0 51 820 5 0 9 821 9 0 8 822 8 0 8 823 1 Damaged 0 5 824 10 0 61 825 9 0 61 826 3 0 5 827 2 0 5 828 3 0 6 829 1 Pickings . 0 51 830 2 Damaged 0 61 831 - 4 0 8/ 832 3 Damaged 0 6/ 833 1 0 7 834 3 Damaged 0 61 835 11 0 7 836 10 0 7 837 2 0 7 838 3 0 71 839 6 0 51 840 1 Damaged 0 3/ 841 2 0 4 842 2 0 31 813 1 Pickings 0 51 844 4 Damaged 0 1 815 12 do 0 41 846 4 0 6 847 1 0 9 848 1 0 51 849 1 Damaged 0 1 850 Bdo 0 14 831 2 0 9 852 1 Damaged 0 4 853 9 0 7 854 9 0 7 855 5 0 7 856 3 Damaged 0 41 857 16 0 51 858 2 0 5 859 5 0 4 860 1 Pickings 0 51 861 15 0 8 862 3 0 91 863 4 0 71 864 2 0 91 865 1 Damaged 0 51 866 1 0 5 867 1 0 5 1 868 1 Pickings 0 5/ 869 1 Damaged 0 7+ 870 5 0 10/ 871 2 Damaged 0 7 872 5 0 81 873 9 0 81 874 1 0 71 875 2 0 6 876 3 0 61 877 1 0 9 878 1 Damaged 0 5 879 15 0 71 880 14 0 7 881 2 0 6 882 2 0 51 883 1 Damaged 0 21 884 5 0 41 885 1 Damaged 0 21 886 I 0 41 887 6 0 6 888 1 Damaged 0 3 889 2 0 5 890 1 0 1 891 1 0 1 892 1 0 21 893 2 0 7 894 1 0 7 895 1 Two sorts 0 41 896 2 Pickings 0 51 897 1 Damaged 0 5 898 5 0 91 899 7 Damaged 0 41 900 8 Ditto 0 3 901 2 0 8 1 2 902 2 Damaged 0 11 903 6 Ditto 0 31 904 11 Ditto 0 3/ tO5 9 0 71 906 4 Damaged 0 2 907 7 Ditto 0 2 908 2 0 41 909 3 Damaged 0 2 910 1 0 4 911 1 0 81 912 1 Damaged 0 31 913 2 0 6/ 914 1 Damaged 0 1 915 1 0 41 016 2 0 8/ 917 7 0 74 918 2 Damaged 0 4 919 1 0 71 920 2 0 21 921 2 0 91 922 2 0 41 923 5 0 71 924 8 0 71 925 1 Damaged 0 2 926 6 0 O 927 8 0 5 928 4 0 4i 929 1 Pickings 0 930 1 011 931 2 0 83 932 1 Damaged 0 5 933 12 0 9 934 2 Damaged 0 51 935 2 0 81, 936 1 Damaged 0 4 937 I 0 71 938 1 Damaged 0 3. 656 4 v 0 71 940 5 0 7f, 941 2 Damaged 0 3 942 5 0 61 '943 1 Damaged 0 41- - 941 9 0 6 C aNTINUED. EAST INDIA WOOL, CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb. a. d. 945 7 0 51 946 1 Damagei 0 21 947 2 0 41 943 1 Two sorts 0 81 949 2 Pickings 0 54 950 2 011 931 3 0 81 932 6 0 61 953 1 0 4/ 954 4 1 4 935 8 1 3 936 4 1 bl 2 sorts 1 21 957 3 1 1 958 2 1 2 939 8 1 21 960 1 1 01 961 1 Pickings 0 3/ 962 13 0 10 1 a 963 15 0 81 964 1 Two sorts 0 7! 965 5 0 61 966 4 0 6/ 967 7 0 101 968 2 0 9 969 7 0 91 970 15 0 81 971 14 0 81 972 8 0 7A 973 12 0 61 674 1 0 71 975 4 0 101 976 4 0 9 977 7 0 8 978 7 0 6 979 3 0 81 980 9 0 81 981 1 Pickings 0 51 982 1 0 91 983 11 0 9/ 984 9 0 81 985 9 0 8 986 1 Damaged 0 6 987 1 Ditto 0 31 988 9 0 61 989 9 0 61 990 2 0 91 991 1 Damaged 0 6 992 9 0 8/ 993 9 0 7 994 8 0 7 995 2 Damaged 0 41 " 996 3 0 6 997 1 Damaged 0 31 998 7 0 6/ 999 1 Damaged 0 4 1000 4 0 5/ 1001 3 0 41 1002 1 Pickings 0 51 1003 5 1 Ot 1004 1 0 81 1005 2 0 9i 1006 1 0 9 1007 1 011 1008 8 1 11 1009 4 1 1 1010 12 0 101 1011 3 0 91 1012 3 1 01 1013 2 0 9} 1014 1 1 0; 1015 2 0 101 1016 9 0 8 1017 11 0 7/ 1018 10 0 7 1019 8 0 6 1020 2 0 4! 1021 No lot 0 0 1022 4 010 1023 1 0 81 1024 12 0 8 1025 10 0 71 1026 2 0 6 1027 3 0 5 1 1028 1 Picking 3 0 5/ 1029 1 0 11 * 1030 4 0 74 1031 12 0 61 1032 .11 0 6 1 1033 11 0 61 1034 1 0 61 1035 3 0 31 1036 2 0 4 1037 1 0 3/ 1038 2 1 1t 1039 9 0 11 1040 1 Damaged 0 4 1041 9 0 8 1042 9 0 8 1043 3 0 5/ 1044 2 0 7 1045 2 0 7 1046 1 Damaged 0 31 1047 12 0 6 1048 11 0 6 1049 6 0 74 1050 6 0 8i 1051 1 0 5 1052 7 A 4 1053 1 0 41 1054 1 Pickings 0 54 1035 1 - 0 81 1056 2 0 7i 1057 3 0 61 108 2 Damaged 0 1 1059 5 Burry 0 2 1060 2 0 34 1061 3 Damaged 0 7 i 1062 1 0 8 1063 1 Damaged 0 7/ 1064 '2 0 8 1065 1 0 6 1066 3 0 7 1067 8 0 61 1008 7 0 1060 4 Damaged 0 22 1070 6 0 5 1071 2 Damaged 0 11 1072 2 0 2 1073 1 pickiugs 0 54 1074 9 . 0 51 1073 0 64 1076 10 0 64 1077 1 Two sorts 0 71 1078 4 0 6 1079 3 0 54 1080 3 0 81 1081 5 0 5 1032 . 1 0 3 1083 1 Pickings 0 51 1084 5 0 91 1085 2 Damaged 0 44 1086 6 0 7! 1087 9 0 64 1088 8 Locks 0 61 1089 6 0 54 1000 3 0 5/ 1091 1 0 2 . 6 1092 1 Pickings 0 54 To-morrow's Sale, Bth October, will commence at four o'clock 1,628 Bales, Perkins and Robinson. 1,600 „ T and li,Litledale and Co. .. 700 „ Edmund Buckley. 1,500 „ Law and Wylie. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. Ocrossa 7. HIGH WATEH—:Morn. 1 16—Even. 1 38 —Height, 18 ft. 11 In. ARRIVED. Oct 5. I Elizabeth Waterford Sidon Mazat'an Nester Grangemouth Trent Buenos Ayras,Spbyn , c Newport littrit•mbranc. NI web, Ann . . White ',tar P E. Island Gi soy Drogheda Bwra Prince Rio ..Constantin,ple Pet Woodend Ilellark Seville Plenty Time Jersey Sax .n Archangs) Oat. 6. Castilian Maid Darzie Baltic (U.S.H.s.) .. ....New York S de I opez Hamburgb yren Maroiem progress Ostend Ntaneens Earl Grey Queenstown Excelsior New York Gipsey Queen Punc't Newry Gorstermonde Bremen Lady Z . tland Emily Valparaiso Lai,/ Raglan Sav,nnali Anna Ag ,tha Havre, &c Challenger Rotterdam Goede Ver watching Ba avia Crescencia Havannah T. Carmen Savannah ... Alrha Gen3a l A-manitta Ramilto, alanchorter ........ Londoni llouchlonden .....Kirkcudbright Pilot Belfast William and Mary Barmouth Mllge Mewry Four Brothers Carnarvon Glaova Dublin E.iza Juke Dublin 'naineible Melbourne Lady Head .. • Point de Guile OTWATinc. trit;sh Queen (s.s ) .. Havre '3arthaz,ena _ fro,sides .New Orleans Neptune New York Z nave St. Michael's Anna Venice, tkc il LOADING. IcuTICZ. ELECTEO-PLATE GOODS.—There are few branches of art that more perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may be sees at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23. South John-street, a ho, to his other b finches of business, has added a department for the sale of these articles, having been appointed agent to one of the first manuf,icturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, con.idering all these, moderate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.-IVorthern Times. Tea S poons .... 10s. per Dozen. Dessert Do. .... Table Do. Dessert Forks .... Tab.e D 0.... ..... 245. Sent carriagef ree to any part of the Country. THE 'SCOTCH MILITIA.—It is suggested that, with five Scotch regiments on the Indian strength, it is surely time that some regiments of Scotch militia were embodied. LOAN OF ONE MILLION TO TILE EAsr INDIA COMPANY. — It is stated in the Times city article that it transpired yesterday (Monday), that the Bank have just granted to the East India Company a loan of one million sterling, on India bonds. Th 3 Times publishes a private letter, stating that a stea mer, c)nveying a detachment of the 5,h Fusiliers, passed Ghazeepore on the 10th of August, and reached Allahabad on the 17th of that month A letter, dated from Allahabad, August 18th, written by an officer who accompanied the detachment, and despatched via Bombay, has been received by his friends. General Havelock will, therefore, have possibly reseived an earlier reinforcements after his return to Cawnpure, on the 13:h August, than other accounts have led us to expect. CLEARED Oct. 5. Berwick Walls Akyal Timm ira Catharine C G Hope, &c Ebro (s.) . . Corunna, & • Cincinnatus Gnsno Velocity . Gnernsey, &c ENTERED F' England Mobile Henry Cooke New Orleans 'lttrmah New Orleans Ell,a Hinds Pernambn• o ttrevida 3yz ntiuni 110)1. Pactolas (s.s.) Alexindria, &c Merchant Prinee ......Melb , leanne ...Hayti Oct. 5. Earl of Harewood Barbadoe.s Europa (R.M S.) Boston, tke Aracan Calcutta Lequeitio Cienfuegos Europa (a a.) Corunna, &c Mountain Eagle Cuba Ennqrdal.? OUTPORTS. Portsmouth, Oct. 4 —Arrived—H.M.S. Melpome, from Pembroke —Emily, from Akyab for Hannburgh, crew sick, and short of provi sions. S dile I—The BAHana (s.s ). for Bombay. Swansen, Oct. 4.—Arrived—The Brealalbane, from Quebec—Rana Fracana, Cape de Verde—Spartan, Brest's. Clyde, Oct. 4. `ailed—The E 'inburgh (a a.), for New York. Plymonth, Oct. 4 —Arrive I—The Ilec:procity, frlm Demerdra. Cork, 0 ‘t. 3.—Arrived—'l he Erie, from St. John, N.B. Q iecnstown, Oct. 3.—Arrived—The Conference, from Manilla Lucelle, Demerara. SA'l d—The %Vilhelmine, for C. G. Hope. Off port—The Winterthur, from Akyab for London. Southampton, Oct s.—Arrivel—The Adeiphi, from Berdinski— El iz , Woodbridge—Gory, .1 er , ey. Sailed—The Fox, Mary, and Marchioness of Bets all for Sunderland. Graveser,d, Oct. 4. Arrived—The Alma. faom Hasa—Raleigh, Odessa Sailed—The Wyvern. for Lisbon Br;tanni (,), Gibraltar —Art Fmnn, Bilboa. Oct. 5 —Arrived —The Fendroght, from St. Petersburgh—Vi l le lie Monte Video, Mauritius—Dolphin, Antwerp Moscow, Cronstadt. Dud, Oct. b.—Passed—The Lctonia, from Sunderland for the Cape uf Good Hope, MARITIME EXTRACTi. LIVERPOOL, Oct. G. The Laurel, Ric lards, for Ardro.san, and the Coronella, for New Orleans, have put back having been In contact last night off the Formby t ight-ship. The Laurel lost tinvrapt it, figure head, &c„ and the Coronel a had stern damaged, and has docked for repairs, which will clqtain her two or th-e. days. The Queen of the West, from Boston at Charleston, dismasted, and with lo,s of pa•t of s ils and deck load, bound to Havannah. Fame, and Banshee—both from ttio at Baltimore, with loss of fore molts in the late gels. Yarmouth. Oct. 4.—The Stadwell, from London for Shields, put in here with damage, from being in contact with the Maid of Kent, which also received dam age. VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by t`42 Albro, arrived here from Rio Grande. Spoke the Lady Ann. of London, for Adelaide, all well, 39 days out, in lat. 18 21 S., ion. 32 41 W. FOREIGN PORTS. Ivanhoe (s ), Lone° and Newfoundland at Halifax, 3ept. 26. BIRTHS On the 2nd inst., at East Mo'eiey, Surrey, the wife of Jas Brother ton, Esq., Rec siver-Ge aeral of Inland Revenue, of a daughter. On the 3rd inst.. at Loaghsll, county Armath, the wife of Captain Atkinson, late 72nd Hiehlanders, of a daughter. On the 3 , d inst., at 11, Eaton-p ace Ssuth, the Hon. Mrs. Char:es Spnrig. Rice, of a daughter. On the 4th inst., at Princess-sq 'are, Plymouth, the wife of Nicholas Were, Esq., of a son. Oa the 4th inst., at Balhsm, Surrey, the wife of William Churchill Longman, Esq., of a daughter. Oa the 4th inyt., the wife of F. T. Haggard, Esq., the Mall, Chis wick, of a son. MARRIAGES On the 30th ult., at Nenchatal, Switz. rland, according to the civil law, and, on the same day, at the Parsh Church, Serrirres, by the Rev. M-. Lars. - ±e, Mr. Wm. Orton Bradley. merchant, of Sunderland, to Miss Eliz +bath Dorothy Jones, late of Philade'phl4, U.S. On the 3rd inst., at St. Mary's Church, Stoke Newlng.on, by the Rev. Wrn. Bullock, 8.A., Mr. John Hepburn Ga'e, of Stockwel', Soucy, to 9nnie, eldest daughter of W. S. Wyman, Etq., et Ketter ing, Northamptonshire. Oa the sth list., at St. Mary's, f:itchen, by the Rev. 0. F. Stuart, Mr. Wiliam Davidson, Stock Orchard-crescent, Holloway, to Martha, youngest daughter of Mr. John Cook, El ill.end, Herts. On the 6th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Everton, b the Rev. S. B. Sutton. ass•sted by the Rev. R. R Moore, Mr. John Paton, of Belfast, to Susannah Charlotte, eldest daughter of Mr. John Young, surveyor, Poiti trid-place, Everton. DEATHS Killed, on the Bth July, at lruttyghnr, while gallantly defending the Fort again -t the attacks of the mutineers, Lient-Col. Tador Tacker Bth Bengal Light Cavalry, only sur giving son of the late Bear-Admiral J. T. Tucker, C.B. ; also, on the 15th July, at Cawnpore, Louisa Isah..lla, wife of the above, and their four children, and Annie, the beloved eldest daughter of the late Rear-Admiral J. T. Tucker, C.B. On the 27th July, in camp before Delhi, from a wound rereiv,el in an attack on the batteries on the 'loth, Thomas Eden Dickies, 1 ieut. Bengal Artillery, Lurth son of Willia a Mains, Esq., of Charington, Warwickshire, aged 25. On the let inst., at Lancaster, Francis B•irton Denby, M.A., chap la n to the Lunatic Asyl , m, Lancaster, aged 45. On the 3rd inst., at his residence in Victoria-park, Manc'aester, John Relit° rt, I , F q., aged 85 veers. On the 4111 inst., at Wentworth Woodhouse, Earl Fitzwiliam, K.G., aged 71. On the 6th inst., et 5, S indon.stre,t, aged three weeks, the infant son of Mr. W. J. Harris. Mr' Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our Office dilly authenticated. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Teteg, aph. CHEST ER RACES.-YESTERDAY. £5O PLATE. Master 8ag)t....1 I Wetham....2 I Catherine Logie..3 Six rap. WVNN,TAy HA.NDIcAP. Physician Nine ran. PAID FORFElT.—Keys'oue and English Rose. CHESTER AUTUMN HANDICAP. Saunterer ..1 I Ke5tre1........2 I Lawn 3 Ten ran. Won in a center b 3 five lengths. A head between second and PAID FoRFEIT —Pryor, Alice, December, General Wil• liams, Cultivation. Lady Tattoo, and Bashi Bizouk. GRAND STAND STAKES. T. P. Cooke 1 I Ai‘entur,r ....2 I Thornhill .....3 Three ran. PAID FOAFFIT.—Fea ful and Keystone. TATTERSAWS. -YESTERDAY. LATEST BF,TTING. CESARWITCH. 6 to 1 agst M. Dobler (7 to 1 taken freely) 12 .. 1 .. Warlock (taken) 100 ... 8 .. Plush colt (taken) 20 .. 1 Lima (taken) 25 .. 1 .. Martinet (aken) 33 .. 1 .. Aster (t.ken) 33 .. 1 Poodle (taken) 40 .. 1 .. Tasmania (taken) 40 ... 1 ... Apathy (offerer, THE DERBY. 20 to 1 agst Clydesdale (taker,) GOVERNMENT Pa ,TECTION TO EMIGRANTS FOR CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.—As SOOR as an emigrant ship reaches the emigrant station in the St. Lawrence, at Grosse lite, a few miles blow Qu bee, she is b arded by the Government Medical Offic , r. If there are any sick on board they are landel and remain at the hospital, at the expense of the Government, until they are cured. Imme diately on the ship's arrival at Quebec, Mr. Buchanan, th- Government Emigration Agent, goes on board. He ine quires into all complaints, and EQEI3 that all the conditions of the Act of Parliament fur protecting emigrants have been strictly complied with. This he is able to do in a most E ffee ive manner, as, whenever an emigrant ship leaves a British port for Quebec, the Government Etnigra ticn Officer at the port forwards to him, by mail steamer, a list of every passenger, with their names, ages, sex, trade, &c. This list is always received by Mr. Buchanan a fortnight before the shi/s arrival. He thus possesses every particular that may be useful to him in protecting the emigrants, and directing them to where they can at once get suitable erupt yment. If there be any just cause of complaint against the captain of a ship, justice is afforded by a very summary law passed for the purpose, and Mr. Buchanan himself superintends the prosecuti ,r. The Gover, ment of Canada has issued a pamphlet upon the resources of the country and the prospects in store for the industrious of all classes who desire to make it the land of their adoption. Teis pamphlet, as . well as full par ticulars of the Through Basking system, by which emi gi ants aro protected from the time of their landing until they reach their destination, together with maps of the Canadian Railways, showing their connection with those of the United States, continue to be issued gratuitously to all who apply for them, personally or by letter, at the cffices of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, 21, Old Broad-street, Londor, ES).; or here to Sabel and COI tiS Allan and Gillespie ; or Weir, Cochran and Co. 529 7 0 31 530 7 0 2i 531 4 0 23 L'32 2 533 4 534 3 535 3 536 1 O :21 O 31 O 51 O 3! O 3 537 8 Damaged 0 41 538 4 0 41 539 8 Damaged 0 3 540 5 0 31 541 1 Damaged 0 71 542 2 0 9a-, 543 1 0 81 544 6 Damaged 0 61 545 6 0 9 546 12 Damaged 0 5 547 7 0 7 1 548 1 Damaged 0 4 549 1 0 5; 550 1 0 4f, 551 1 & -4- Damgd 0 3k, 552 20 Pickings 0 51 ; 553 16 0 8 1 _ _ _2 551 1 Damaged 0 5 555 8 0 t_3.l 556 2 Damaged 0 5 557 5 0 74 558 1 Damaged 0 5 559 4 0 81 560 12 0 7 561 3 0 51 562 1 Damaged 0 5,1 563 1 0 61, 561 1 Pickings 0 5,1, 565 3 010 566 3 0 8 1 _ _ _4 567 3 Damaged 0 51 568 2 Oil Ditto 0 7i, 569 14 0 9 570 13 0 94 571 2 Damaged 0 6 572 11 0 8 573 1 Damaged 0 4 574 1 Oil Ditto 0 41 575 15 576 3 577 1 0:1 Dimzd 0 5 578 5 0 5/ 579 1 o 51 580 5 0 51 581 1 Damaged 0 3 582 7 0 3 583 1 Damaged 0 21 581 3 0 2's 585 2 Pickings 0 5.1 586 1 0 9i 587 9 588 9 0 81 0 81 589 2 Damaged 0 az 590 9 0 81 591 14 0 6 592 3 593 3 0 5i 0 5 594 2 Pickings 0 Si 595 No lot 0 0 596 5 Damaged 0 91 597 10 0 Ili 598 10 1 0 599 13 Damsgel 0 8 600 13 0 10;, 601 13 o IN 602 1 Damaged 0 6i 603 5 0 601 1 Two sorts 0 81 605 3 0 81 606 1 Damaged 0 5i 607 6 0 76 608 5 Damaged 0 63 605 9 0 81 610 2 Damaged 0 44 611 8 0 7 1 _ _& 612 1 Dam Persian 0 6i 613 15 ditto 0 8 614 5 _ 0 615 1 Damaged 0 51 616 3 0 61 617 1 Damaged 0 5 618 3Do Persian 0 6 619 2 ditto 0 7 620 1 0 s_l 621 1 Dam Persian 0 63 622 3 ditto 010 623 3 Damaged 0 5 624 9 0 6i 625 6 Persian 0 11 626 16 ditto 0 81 627 4 ditto 0 7 628 2 0 61 629 1 D amPer.ian 0 63 630 1 do do 0 51 631 11 do 0 71 632 11 do 0 7i 633 10 0 7 634 1 0 5 635 6 Pickings 0 51 636 2 Damaged 0 71 637 0 0 9 638 1 Damaged 0 61 639 10 0 81 640 1 Damaged 0 43 641 4 0 71 642 1 0 7 643 1 Damaged 0 41 614 5 0 51 645 1 0 5 646 1 Two sorts 0 7 647 1 Damaged 0 54 648 6 0 64 649 5 0 51 650 1 0 4! 651 1 0 4 652 3 Pickings 0 51 653 2 1 21 654 3 1 11 655 8 1 01 656 1 010 657 1 0 9 658 3 1 0 788 3 789 1 Pickings 0 51, 790 6 0 5! 791 2 0 7 792 2 Damaged 0 5 793 14 0 6i 794 6 0 51 795 1 0 9 796 1 Damaged 0 54 Commtrtfai On account of whom it may concern. ~,e Tuts DAT, the 7th instant, at One o'c'ock, at w Brokers' Offics. 30, Exchange-Alley North , .._ 2 Bales and 1 Half-halo Su - at CO TTON, all faUlts, " if t ad a Quantity of PICKINGr 7 , vv" ex sundry ships Apply to Messrs. Thomas Cardwell an d j oief ch >nrs; or to SLIAN ', H 135013. St Co., _--- , To-miaaow, the Bth instant, at Tw• lye o'clocK, •• Broker,' Office, 5585 BUFFA.I.O HORNS, ex Wildfire, from Bombay,—Apply to ON;. 13° 0 EDWARD COX & - • e TO-MOAROw, the Stk instant, at Twelve o'cloc k at Broker.' Offi , e, 16, Exchange-buildingsr 190 Cases Fast India TALLO W, landed ex Eliza Pirrie, in the Stanley Dock.—ApPl9 fife J. H. RAYNER • Is th t To-sionaow, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'cloc, Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 300 Qrs. Egyptian LINSEED, , r , 200 bags Yellow MUSTARDS J. H. RAYNER & ucg~ rte To-moartow, the Bth instant, at Twelve Bromers' Offi.!e, 2, Exchance-bui l di n g s, 31 Tons African IVORY, .. to for inspection in Wapping Dock Warehouse A.—APP', g. W. W. SM y pt tye To Bios, w, the Btts instant, at Twelveile c 1, Brokers' o.fice, 18, Hackin's-hey , 3il Bags Ye low 51US CARD SEED , „AS now landing ex Culloden, in Albeit Dock.—Apply to , 0, pry A. & S. H. sL E .-- .. l ",riitki TO-mokaow, the Bth instant. at Twelve o'cic 6- ' Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-streat, 3 Tons Deer HORNS, :_.:,/ ..0 10 Do. Buffalo DO. - A ca, V" B IROWNE, HUNTER, and sli ck To moasow, the Bth instant, at Four o'cloiii' Public Sate-room, 10 1 0 Bales East India, 1 WOO LS : Fr 400 Bales Sfax, slogador, Chili, Oporto, &c.',o , BO Apply to T. de H. LITrLEDA LE & u . 0 0 0 To-montow the Bth instant, at One o'clock, B okers' Office, 9. Temple-court , ydi 252 Barrels New CURR . NTS, es Rho t ly, Pg' HOUGH . 0 1 & I'''„ . , 0 11° To-moittso v, the Bth instant, at One &cloy"' Office of the Brokers, 9, Temple-cour t, 77 Skeleton Cases 1 00 111 200 Boxes New Turkey. FIG ', 0 %1 2000 Half and Quarter Drums Sultana RAISIN 4, 30 Cases Parsian Do. DITTO,L i fr„ ' 50 Boxes New Jordan ALMONDS, ex , bro. „ I sr, al - Apply to HOUGHTON &L. 0 01 '1 ia-si oaaow, the Sth instant, at One o'cloCk, __,A,Commercial Saleroom, 540 Barrels NEW CURRANTS landing ex Rhone (s.s.)—Apply to Messrs. F. Rae r n s, 11 chants; or to GEO. BADENACH & '''' iii 0 0 'I o sioaaow. the Bth instant, at One o'clock , Commercial Saleroom, ~,,g. 50 Cases Boxes New Eleme Turkey .c.'"" 500 Drums New Eleme Turkey FIGS, . gri 60 Cases New Sultana RAISINS, just landed ex steamers.—Apply to It 3 V .' GE , HIGE B kDENACII & c° ' Apply to Apply to to atoanow, the Bth instant. 300 Ba!es East India 200 Bales Cordova WOOL• 110 Bales Buenos Ayres 100 Bales Oporto and other EDMUND BUCKLEY. To-stonaow, the Bth of October at F,cl?etei, Brokers' Office, Victoria-bni our o ldings, Hackie 560 Bales East India 64 Do. Laid Cheviot 354 Do. Greasy Orono 147 Do. 0,:orto Skin and Mountain 100 Do. Cordova, Iceland, and Egyptian 139 Do. Mogadore and Sfax 40 Da. Russian Lambs', and Tnrk.y 33 Di. Goats' Hair 6 Do. Woo leu Rags 8 Do. Sheep :kills 710 Saes. Apply to 1451 Bales Apply to PERKIN 3 & ROBINSON, FRIDAY. On FRIDAY neat, the 9:n instant, at Twelve D'- -$5 Broker's Office, 13. Tempest hey, 296 Bales Cape Verde ORCH LL tA r D 4 6S,, Just arrived ex Rattler. —Apply to JOHN ROWLI'' On FRIDAY, the 9th of October, at Four o 500 Bales E. I. WOOL, fir? 26 Do. Egyptian DITTO. Apply to BROWNE, HUNTEI" On FRIDAY, the 9th of October, at Four o'cl°' Brokers Sa'erootn, 25, Temple-street, . 500 Bales Ea‘t India 500 Sheets English Skin and Fleece, virooo 1,000 Bales Turkey, Egyptian, Iceland, - Russian, and other Low W. GREAME & j 2,000 Bales. Apply to Apply to , the instant, at Twelve o'clocic, Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street. 167 Bales Mexican ex Mountain Eagle.—Apply ß (0 p,. rO , ROWNE. HUNTER, l'• PATEN r ASPHAL FE ROOFING r.", -fo so o A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproo f 02 ONE PNNNY PER SQUARE p 0 W. 30ffice and Warehnume-8. T R. CA NIEKON, „ iig git , ti • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER A.. - p / -,. 1, 54, SOUTH CAS TLE-STREET , -Silt '/, H iis MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, 0,- A gOr sErraNrs, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, P'" ca A ltT , , &c. KEITH'S $ OO9 PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT I 34, CAS rLE-srite.: ET. :. ei l I V ARE NOW RE-OPENS P p is 04 W. K. takes the present opportunity of thankia 0800% the public for the liberal patronage with which he 1 10 '100 4 4vd and at the same time to inform them that to ac c , o ., - 00 1 9 ' pidly increasing business he has built an entirely 0 1. o i l loom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverr ne cts, increased facilities new at his disposal, W. K. espy" Picteres will not only sust ,in the high character they l , I attained, but even surpass his former productions. _ p 0 0 34, CASTLE- STREET, LIVE R . Opposite the Bank'of Eng and. P'' RE PALE CANARY , / 4 TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS TER nzs WINES AND ER S A - S,—CASTLE-STREET --- ad / 6• 1 r P T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five yea— - 4 in bona, and fit for immediate use.• • • 94% In Pints... . .... 49 , SHERRY. - First Class, Pale and Gold ........ ..... ' 455 CLARET. —St. Ju ien, tour years in b0tt1e..... • • '• CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per DO.ten• 0 $ ' f Cl / MERCHANTS' NEW DINING - ANDERSON 'S. to 4 HE U T NDERNOTED VESSE -LS O rap present BEING FITTED with W.— .007; of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture Three STEAMERS and Three nAILING VESSE L pr John Laird, Esq. „opt' o ff JAMES KENNEDY (now Steamer, .. Messrs. T. T so p e ori builders. BONO' eV Ship PARSEE MERCHAN Ship BOGOTA Messrs. Blythe and 7 , to j Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart all" 50 1049 New ship LLAMA Messss. Batty' an Se' $00,5,41 1 NEW SHIP.... ........ —Messrs. Baty an", 1 4 ' 1 1 0 it NEW SHIP.. •....... ..... ....Building a a dill o g 0) NEW BARQUE.. ...... 0 NI NEW SCHOONER• f il t•1013 0 1 Also, a number of VESSELS being FITIE. wt The advantage of WIRE I.OPE tor slurs' is h . v otro d v generally known needs few comments. It is Ai ," if r o , ably cheaper —more durable—and less than OW - .11 Rigging. The latter a great advantage in lO i r" ward. CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE Ir;` GO.' Of' GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND $ I MANUFACTURERS OF VrIS IMPROVED PATEN 1' CORDAGE AN' os, 0 1 .`" BAILMAYEAS siIIe•CIIAND L y zi t 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, L 1 ,14 1 ,,V MANUFACTORY—WAVENT. P A full Assortment of V+ IRE ROPIc, and I ".r . '"" zse OIR ROPE and lIAWSERS always in Stock for use. WIRE RIGGING' Printed and Published by CHARLES WI I4 I°' street, at his Gen 3 ral Printing and Stat ioner 19, South Joh W n-street. erool. gi EDSES , `A Liv v, p OC MIME 7, toll k en , Poy 4: 4 ,4e4 zt t ,111 kiss Char] A es kusienn, 0 1 Dire, 0 11 ;,_ Op iTbA 011 T H l r n r ii 15, 0: t t l 7 Thyrda. ST• C S r( OPt lta,r , _Ci 0 ? G 0 11Q 1 , 01 Atv E It% tii, tptoiti LA ST ti Xi( Z°l '444 tea t e iP At] 1 11, 4 bt On SATURDAY, 10th October, at the Brokers' Atherton-buildings, Dale-street. 1,500 Bales East India, 170 Buenos Ayres, I WO . 50) „ Egyptian. Mogadore, Sfax, Oporto, Russia, Turkey, &C., 10 Bags furkey uOATS' HAIR. 1830 Bales. W I" For catalogues, &c., apply H to UGHES at RONALD , ,41 .. . , .. . HUGHES as RONALD! 4 LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. 1,, OI T On SATURDAT, the )oth October, at Two o'c -,0, o ok Cotton Salesroom, 800 Bags Lad Cheviot c ,) 700 8c 700 Bags Turkey, Mogadore, Chilian, Smyrna , N I 1500 Bags. _.+. d For particulars app'y to IJ C BAADBURY & C00K,211, Dale- , tr7 0 0. and 17, Rasinghali-street. 1, " 1 ,__ NEXT WEEK .: ____<, On WEDNESDAY , the 14th instant, at the Brolseeti s'l Exchange Chambers, (To follow the Sales of Horse Hair') 700 Bales MEXICAN FIBRE, ceBP) new crop, now landing, suitable for Bruit Making', ;:f Apply to Messrs. Leech, Harris,n, and Forwood, raereD3Ptsor F. J. EA T(); : t tV Ott , the instant, at Twelve o'clocX.