Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-04 00:00:00

4 Commercial ''alzs. . _____ - Unless previou sly ofst[s bg ,:cluction. ..._ _ . THIS DAY. disposed of by Private Treaty, " • -4------- . •—'.- f -.-- ..-- On Thursday _next, the 6th October, at Three ; This Day, the sth instant, at Half - pa s t One a'clocli, t the i. ,i ..4 :‘ • o' E x e l e t n it , `Exchange, Can a ,e i d r p d o , 01 Wilson, Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-bnildines , 3t "Bags T - hin - liQthlaaa-: The fine A 1 Liverpool -built Ship ~, -• ,i . Oblong : JAN SEED CAKE, now landing ex Cultivator, from New York. Apply toMessrs. .--__ a a-, ,_ - . HANNAH SALKELD, Callenders, Johnston,•and.Co., Merchant , ; or to L,_"=._''' 492 tons 0.3 E., 553 tons late act, and 503- tons , present ' ill BAyNtit &co , Brokers. register. Length, 126 feet 3-10ths ; breadth, 29 feet 2-10ths ; depth, 20 feet 3-lOths. Built at Liverpool This Day, the 4th instant, at 'f we've o..clac• - :...at tine Brokers': . fir 1 & 4 : 1 :,.; and' :then Clagied` ',A 1 twelve years Offie_ a e 16, Exelaangc-buildinga, camitinued for four years in 1857 ; is capper- fastened ,and '3ll Bartels Antercaii ROSIN', - • zaheathed with yejlow metal, is strongly iroit kneed ; has' just now landing.-;---ApPly to• J.-, H. RAYNER Sa,CO., Brokers. been put in firs provisions only to send her to sea:, first-rate order, Dock.e.-4.qlsy to This Day, •the'4th Obtoger, 'at Twelve o'clock, at the •- - • - : - • CuNAnD, aviLsON , and' Co., Brokers. Brokers' Office, 1, Oldhall-s rest, Ta. 22 T ierces i Jaria , ea COT'FF.E By order of the High Court of Admiralty of England, and Frt ' 1 Barrel 't" ' ' ' '' - 7 -I-•- • • i i -pursuant to a decree of sale-at said court. ex Breeze, ia,,gligley, Deck - 51',, ,- ..'..0, 0. Apply to On Thursday, the 13th instant, at Three o'clock, at Cunard I N. 'I -S •:••••,1 -SONS, - Trokertfr " "''''''"" -- - Wilson; St Co's'. saleroom, Exelifinge, Liverfool, 1 The foreign built vessel . , . - Twelve This Day, the -Itis - October, at lialY-past o'clock, ,..,,t.. ' AFI NA VAN - LI NGE N, at Browne, Hunter and Co.'s office, 2, Dale-street, ;.. 141 0 ,,,, Maathius, late master; about 124 tons foreign,! i 500 Bags Bombay LiNsrED, -:. !. 'l , ~:01. . .10..., and 110 tons English measurement ; is said toi 11000 „ „ RAPESEED, ._ .... ___ _ ' .-- ..... have - been built in Holland in 1835, and appearsi 1030 - :. , " ':: VA • • - 1, 4 1 - .ADSEED. . - . . c l a ssed in the Bureau Veritas at '3 TO. Appears-to• be built' 000 Bag ' s (.3aduND sui - F. , . entirely of oak, unusually well kneed, and well found in sails, Apply to t BROWNE, HIYN TER &• CO., Broker'. • w hich are said to have been 'repaired in LiYegob r . 1 1 esningteh b) e slie , ! , - cargo. • . This Day, the 4tli in s tant at TNV elve o'clock, at - the English measurement appears to be about 83 feet, her breadth N&,, a pply:coSolicitors ~ : t o i ro ll , :F s r, to s L . i , L e O r 7: s , :... Brokers' Offlee-, 12CLancaster-buildings, ' ' •-•- - 15 feet; and her depth. l 0 feet: Now lying in the Rine's'. 4 About -2n F,irkins GREASE BUTTER, . - -.. Dock.-For Apply to i ANTHONY WOOD & CO - ., Brokers. . This ay, the 4th _instant, at Twelve o'clock, a . t . .. .. . . - • York-buildtss, • - Dale-street, STEAM VESSEL FOR SALE. 147 Bags Bahia COCOA, On Friday, the 14th instant, at One o'clock just landett-,:alncus.-.TApply to, ...T .-- cLARK, Brokers. ' a t: • : --a- *p.utz,- , en daeartiatheaseetseipat._ the Canal 'PArtrINSON aa •t. &* . N particulars,k, R I r., o s a o r NNs O, Quay, Belfast, --The-Iron Paddle Steamer - - . With all7her Engines and Maclinery, as she now lies.' street,. ..„ GRAND. JUNCTION This D.ay - , - trie - 4 - th Ina ant , at - 11 , s a o l i fti -fa c 'a e s , t I , w i T ai lv e...s at Browne, Hunter; tutd , Co. , ~, 174 BagsGRAIN', for- editor Cattle, Bombay. AP',IY; to • - - • Length oi keel s Length - on 'deck - feet, ex E. Znirlit44l'; rani B° T , I . nu NTEB., & CO., Brokers. feet, ex '`- BEOVs N '., - - : . Breadth of beam ' - 2 l 2l „ ....._.___.___.-------•---'-----' Depth of hold —TO-=-MeRROWT-- 9lO-12 , - There ar - FTif.:7 iiide - Teier - eilifne - S" of "30-horse power — I - en , built by Messrs. Coates and Y o un g , i n goo d or der. To-morrow, at T w elve o'clock, at the Public Saleroom, Exchange- b u ildi ngs , , The, Grand Junction was built for Mr. Dargan, for the 1 Cask 42 Pods fine French VERDIGRIS, -, inland navigation of Lough Neagh ; is a fast boat, and carries -•-:. , a good cargo - on an easy draft of water. 13 Casks (5 Tuns) Olive OIL, lf a satisfactory price be not offered for the entire just landed cx " Ilamburg," from Bordeaux.-For samples,' . . . vessel, &c., apply to T. O. COOPER & SON, Brokers. , the engines and machinery . , will be sold separately, and the hull afterivards.-Toi fiirther pitiiiculars apply to To-morrow, the sth instant, at Twelve o'aleck, at the Brokers' —__ _ ROBERT HENDERSON and SON. Office, 16, xchange-buildings, Denegall Quay , Belfastf 23 r 4 Sept. , 1859 . 20 Hogsheads / line Grouittl Philadelphia BARK, • i now landing ex Tonawanda, from Philadelphia.--Apply I° _- . , , a.- s • s - Messrs. Callenders, Johnston, anti Co., Merchants ; or. I :to _ . . , , iIt4S.CIS • ..011 ,s) att. J. H. RAYNER and CO., brokers. ~- - BY PRIVATE TREATY, To close sales. ' z ' •' • . _ . The splendid new Ship . . To-morrow, the sth' instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the , - --• a ' EGER/A, • " - 4sokars'i Otlice .10, k.:xchang , 3.- buildings,. - ' - ail& ~., 1,066 tons.: register; and: 1,082 tons. ,builders' 2' Tons Angola CAMWOOD. . ~ , . . . -_- - -•,- measuremeat. • Length, 178 feet 5-10ths ; breadth, Per Susan, N. 1, Albert Dock.-ripply to Messrs. alellanish 36 feet 3-10ths ; depth; 22 feet' 9-10ths. Built at Saint John, and Dela Rne, Merchants, or to •._ • - i'•• .- N. 8., this suinmer, by thebuilder of the well-known and favour- J. 11-RAYNER, & CO., Brokers. Re ship Rowena, and classed seven years .at Lloyd's. She is- I . _ constructed of the best seasoned h6chmataek and Savannah' On aes.ount of whom it may concern. . - pitoh pine; her frame is diagonally strapped outside with iron, To-morrow, the sth instant,. at the Brokers' Office, . an d i ron kneed complete on the stocks ; the 10, wer- knees are ;• •".(1 •21 - 6. 4, Rumford-place, • • • . fastened with vellOw Metal belts • has pitch pine inasts,lop- " 100 Bags damaged Sago FLOUR,; ' masts, &c., a beautifully finished Cabin, and-outfit of the best Just landed per Isle o'May; No. 4; Albert Dock.-Apply to Liverpool manufacture, and of extra sizes. She is.fitted with J. a C. BOND;Brokers. Cunningham's Patent topsails, and all recent improvements- To-morrow, sth October, at 'l4velve o'clock, at Browne; ln addition to a very:handsome model, combines great speed with carrying capacity, altogether making her one of the finest ships 134 Bales GAMBIER, all faults, Hunter And C4:!s office, 2 ,-Dale-street, • . ... • . et•er built in - the colonies.=For flirther 'particulars apply to . , -• • Messrs. Liston;•Young, and Co.. Merchants ;or to 300 Bags' MITCH, 5' Bales Bombay MADDER ROOTS - CITNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. d - - • :520 Rags MYRABOLANS. s, • • . • . . s , . FOR PRIVATE SAID:: A Quantity of SATAN WOOD," ~ . 1 , Now building at an outport, and can be ex Spirit of the Times, in Stanley Dock'.---A ply to ' 441 W launched shortly, BROWNE D HUNTER CO., Brokers. _.+- i .l s 4-.. A very handsomely-modelled and useful & '• --••ra. as,-.. - - - ' ' • ' - SCREW-STEAMER, To-morrow, the stb instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the . building under Special survey to class nine years A 1 at Lloyd's. Brbiers' office, Liverpool and London Chambers, Length over all, 204 feet ; breadth, 29 feet ; depth, 17 feet 3 , l9 C‘ors Trr"/' AL, of '"Parior- qua-11L4,- - ------ iodic-,, about-772-ton3-huitttoreme-waretntnt;-about69o-tonk just landed ex Princess Royal, from Calcutta.---For parti- register, and about 550 lens,- :exclusive' of engine room; wM 'cart- about 830 tons dead 'weight, besides about 130 tons of c ulars apply to Messrs. Thos. and Joh n? Broeldebank, bier.; chants; or to JEFFERSON & TAYLOR, Brokers. coaltn:bunkers, on 15 feet.„ 6 inches,draft of water. is flitted , . With water ballast tanks, 'Which inaaabe used either for ballast To-morrovi, the sth instant, at twelve O'clock, at the , , or , egg° ; has two tubular boilers,-Tatted with . superheated Brokers' Office, liirerpeol and Londiin Chambers, apparatis, and direct-acting engines 'of' 100 nominal horse -560 Bags CUTCH, - , , ~. power; has a - half-poop 60 feet long, and a full forecastle 34 landing ex Fort George, from Calcutta : A lbert Dock. feet , Icing ; is expected to steam from nine to'ten knots. The ' 450 Bags Fine Bengal TURMERIC, • - workmanship and quality of material will be found•on insPec- juSt landed. ex Cambridge, from Calcutta; Albert Dock. tion to be of the most unexceptionable character.---For sped- Apply to ,- •... JKFFERSON and TAYLOR, Brokers. I fleations, inventories, and further particulars, apply to ' -----.--. - ' CANARD, WILSON. & CO.. Brokers. Liverpool: zi THURSDAY. :.„ .. '. ." - , , : .i •. The beautiful new Brigantine ' , GRAMPUS ; , • On Thursday next, the•6th October; at-Twelve o'cloek,.. at 226 tans builders measurement, 132 tons per I Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s. Office, 2,' Dale-street, - - ... register ; copper-fastened up to the wales; is of a 4,300 East India Tanned KIPS. • - beautiful model and best workmanship, 'rigged Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, and 'CO:, Brokers. . and filled out - ready for - se; •the-iframework of heart of the • best Denbighshire oak, which is not subject to the dry rot; ,On Thursday the 6th •Ootober„ at Twelve o'clock; at the •vesse-a built of it upwards of thirty years ago are still without Broker's Office, 22, Tower -buildings North,- . -the least indication of the_ disease. Length of keel, 80i feet; 25,000 East India KIPS,- '' • " - ' breadth bier all: 221 5 'feet ; 'depth,.l2l feet ; estimated burthen, ex Princess Royal, from Calcutta.-Apply to Messrs. Thomas 24.0_tonsa draft, 12 feet ;to class nine years A 1 at Lloyd's.- anal John Brocklebank, Merchants ; or to For further particulars apply to Mr. John Roberts, the builder, SAMUEL BECKWITH, Brok:er. Bangor ; - or to - • TONGE & CO. Brokers for the Sale of Ships, 1, Rumford-street. LIVERPOOL RAG SALE. On Thursday next, the Gth instant, at two o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-room, 25, Temple-street; - 150 -Bales Italian WOOLLENS, 150 Bales Australian DITTO, 250' Bales Australian COTTON, 250 Bales Egyptian DITTO, 250 Bales Turkey WOOLLENS, if la'n I,OSd'sS~es `RAGS.=~pP' )n Tlataii Apply to next, the d in time Jat, at, Twelve o'c Claapel-stret, PIMENTO, 6 Puncheons k 20 Casks 9 Kegs Jamaica BEES' WAX, ARROWROOT, HONEY Do. TAMARINDS. ' GRIFFITH SONS and PALETHORPE, Broker On Thursday next, the 6th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Salerooms, 1, Chapel-street, - ___Abonl.3soßsles CQT.3o_zi, comprising re-packs, false packs, pickings, particularrapprirto - - _ 1 TITIIERIXOTM; GILL & CO., Brbkers .--For further On Thursdl text, the Oth.instalit, it Twelve o'clock. at the. Brokers' Office, " 1,500 Bags fine Yellow Ouzerat SEED, 1,000 Bags Bombay LINSEED, now landing, Albert Dock.—Apply to T. & 11. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. CURRY,_ KELLOCK, and CO., o BROKERS . FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF SIIIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS /4. ,' 4, 1: 7 4.,, AND APPOINTED BROKERS - To Tam HIGH .r.,;_, . —., COURT OF ADMIRALTY Wahner-beildiugs, Water-street.- MONETARY AND -COMMERCIAL- LIi"ERPOPt, MoiO4 Evening. The Cotton Market to-day- was favourable,and a considerable amount of business was transacted without change . in ' prices: The - sales amounted to 10,000 bales, of which 2,50 . 0_ 'we're for export or taken on - speculation. • - . The Liverpool Share Market .to-day opened with firmness, at about the prices prevailing on Saturday ; but in the course of the afternoon the blisinesg beeitnaeleai'y', 'with a slight depreeiaiion inzvalue ; the heavy stocks, with the exception of _Londons, closing at a quarter per _cent, belolv those obtainable in the morrilrid.. The transa,c - - dons of the day included sales of the following stocks; at the subjoined . rates, viz.:—Great West ern,' 631 ; Lancaster: .and :Carlisle ',New Third Shares, .16fr p, ; ditto Kendal and Windermere, 134; Manchester, Sheffield, and _Lincoln,_ 35+ Oxford, Worcester, . and. Wolverhampton, 32 .; South-Eastern . 23+ ; Buffalo - and take Huron, ;, Dutch-Rhenish, 44- d. ; Grand Trunk of Ca nada, 9 7-1.6, I, 7,16; Great Luxembourg Constit., Great` Western of tanada,l4t; 'Chester; gua ranteed, 14+ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Black burn Purchase, Fifth Shares 5 per eent., 51‹) TO close an account On Thursday nett, the 6th instant, the Brokers' Office, I One o'clock, at 500 Bags Bextol SUGAR. T. & H. LITTUDALE 8: CO., Brokers CLOSING PRICt.g, Ches. & B'head .77A 77'—' Caledonian 891 E. Counties 11. 1-1611 . 3-16 E. L. Stock G. N. 5t0ck....101-1 102} Great Westerns . .631 634 Lan. and York ..95 . 4 96fr , Li. & Nor. West.. 931 91 „ g I-shares ... . 1 1 „ Icl .. - M. S. and Lincoln 35'4- 35fi Midland Stock. . 105 1054. tritish St. . .. 591 GOI IN.S t afford 4 1 31d ON SALE, SULPHURIC AND MtIRIATIC ACID. BIGLAND, SONS, & JEFFREYS 20, Exchange-buildings. N. E. Ber. c. Stck 0 1 4 York capital Stck . 72 72i Leeds Stock 444 451 South Eastern.. 23 23 1-16 Dutch R'nish . . .4t 41a Gt. Luxem.7 11-16 7 13-16 G.T. Canda . .9 5-16 9 7-16 G.W.Canada .14k 141 new shares 6k 6d Lomb.-Venetian 2 21p new shares LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. . LONDON, Monday Evening. - The English Stock Market opened this morning with firinness i and the.' general tone of business was of an encouraging nature. ConsolS opened at the closing prices of Saturday, and shortly became 1' per cent. higher, *with a -tendency': - to l further improvement, but at -a . later, period an unfavourable - reaction---set----inF-and—Consola- , are . now quoted , 951 to :95t for money , and account. The Government Broker made his usual p i rchase of £5,000 for Shvings Batiks. India Debentures of 1859 are quoted 95 . 1, and the Bonds _wider £l,OOO .at .par. Exchequer ,Bills are 265. .and 235. prem. - The English- Railwity 'Market was also firm with a, steady business, prices not offering-any-material-variation_from these of Saturday. South-eastern have advanced i per _cent., other varieties hive not , sehsibly changed. In Foreign Securities the business done was to ), a moderate patent, and values were l steadily sup remptorily and torte& Buenos Ayres haverisen Ito 1 percent. --- -By order of the Assignees.-Pe Mexicans are firm at previous quotations. New India n Loan is 101' , 1 ,-; and New - --: - ..... • - without. reserve. .. , , , , b i l i li thS. The quotation: for Frene ß h iis ß s e ia n n tes Sc a On IhWuirsty,„„neemosemte.obie.ocworr,. at F T .,, n e r .h ee aTn o ge :c , i_n c e i, k,.. rpoet at Cunard, mutes past twelve was 69f. 40c.,-from then rt e i . 66f. 55e., and subsequently 69f. 50e,. •• ten p e t a o t - SIXTEEN -SIXTY-FOL Rfll SHARES • of the British -built Schooner , 0.:.t..'N DART, ~ .:Consols Money THE FUNDS.--CLOSIN 961 715 -,-, (Three P it ß e ' r ic2 Ce s n . Cents. (shut.) • gait A ... iN, , 118 tons late, 'llO-tons present register, and about Bank Stock .. .. ...... - • ----- 122 tons buiders' measurement. Length, 77 feet RAIL" i s L u a ..r e. r.. sc s y . 9-10ths • breadth, 18 feet 6-10ths; depth, 10 feet 9-10ths. • ~_ Account .... 95i, lat Lloyd's d Exchequer Bills. 2 R 3 .1 built at 'Shoreham in 1852, and classed six years A ork . . . . 95; continued in 1858 for two years, and now appears to be m g" order. Lying in the Casing Dock.-Apply to . _ ' ems . Amb. Not. &E.J. CUNARD, WILSON & CO. Brolcers. , CO., Caledonian's .. . . 881 9 L.& N.W 93i 4 L. and S. W 94 I Leeds Northern 441 5 1 Man.Sheff.&Lin. 351 3 Mid. Stock .. . 1041 51 North British N. Staffordshire. S. E. and Dover. 76 1 7 York,New &Ber. 891 I York &;Nr. Mid Apply is Or BALE Tacked in REFI*TEIt , TABLB I SALT,: ermeticaUy •Sealed,Earthenware Jars, ,suitaide for Sbuth Ainerican, China, India, &c., - Markets. , W. ROCKLIFF. WORKS, RiGBY-STREET. ibs Anstraltam, ON SALE, MANGANESE, SULPHUR ORE, , ARSENIC,- VENETIAN RED, • • SULPHATE OF COPPER; "GEORGE WILLIAMS, 32. Dale-street. To EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE Dutch - Unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty. On Thursday, 'the 6th October, at Three o'clock, at Cuna rd, -Wilson, and Co'*,. Sale-room, Exchange, Liverpool, The splendid British-built Barque , p,...1: \ . SEA ROVER, 234 tons late, and 212 tons new register. Length, 1:4 • s ' 111 feet.B.loths; breadth, 20 feet 8-10ths • ' depth, -,-"'-- ~ ' 12 feet 8-10ths. Built at Mostyn, in 1855, of the yell be't mate r i als, and classe d A I'for 1 3 years . This-fine vessel earrift a large cargo on a light draft, is very abundantly found, and canoe sent to sea at once. In the Prince's Dock.— For inventories and farther particulars apply to CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. Eastern. Counties East Lancishire. Eainbo. & (Gas. 773 Great Northern..lo2 „ A. 851 Gt'Aireat.i . 621 Ot.W. of Canada 141 Od.Tk. of Cna.. 37, Qt. S. and W... Apply tp FRIDAY, On Friday next, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, ao; Exchange-alley North, Ti Plantation Ceylon COFFEE, 17 5 0 oBa e r r r c e e l s s 400 isa.S•Natife CSylon* - COFFEE; - - - jUst landed, ex Hallibokka, front Colombo, Albert Dock. For further particulars apply to , Messrs. C. W. and F. Shand, Mer chants; Or to SI/AND, HIGSON, Sr CO., Brokers. Ou - ' . .01T BALE, . • A Quantity Second-hand_ALE _HOGSHEADS and _BARRELS Apply to • JAMES,STUBBS, PRICE , & CO., , ' ' 'l4 SoutliCastle-street. - • Appby to m. SALOMON, Importer of every description of Toys, LEATiIEIIGOODS,MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS , F iNfreY METICTIAXDISE and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole ale and for Expor t, 73. and 75, DUK E - STREET. The above 6 eOcrs—cin b-Fligi In bort —_ _ titss - eo urtion. In Bankrupts NORTHERN D The following appeared in a part of our impression of yesterday : THE MONEY MARKET. - • Business in ,the Stock Exchange to-day was as stag-. nant as ever. Consols did:not ) vaiy so 'Much as a frac tion throughout the day. The considerable rise which took place on the Paris Bourse was not known tere until some time after the,Stock Exchange had closed. k the Share Market prices likewise nominally unal tered with the exception of a further improvernent in Canadian Railways. The demand for - money at the Bank was moderate. Transactions in foreign stocks hmited. The total value of the week's arrivals of gold 'is £730,000, the. bulk of, which has ,been sent into the Bank. The amount of specie engaged for the East by the Ceylon is £l23,oo4.—Daily News. Owing to the inactive state of business the Funds have been without movement to-.day,-but the general firmness of the market haS twee increasedly.the favour, able character, of the ,revenue,,,and, the continued influx of gold to the Bank. The news of General Scott having been nominated to settle the San Juan difficulty like-, wise had a satisfacto r y influence. The WaterlOo has arrived from Sydney with 2,567 ounces of gold, 'worth about £lO,OOO, and the Sultan front the Teninsula with £2,531. The Tyne also is teleo-raphed at Lisbon from Brazil with .Z 19,658.• About £32,000 in bar gold was sent :to the Bank to-day. No chilnge of importance has taken place in the railway market, but the quota tions of the principal English stocks in. some cases show increased firmness. The railway' proceedings of the week have notbeen:important. A satisfactory amount of business has been done in mining shares during the week.—Times. . • - 4 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—OCTOBER 3. , -- There has been a good business transacted in Cotton to-day, without change in price. The sales, including" 20 bales Pernambuco, at 80. ; 80 Bahia, at 7ad. ; 20 Maranham, at 7 ,1 4 i 7 d. ; 850 Egyptian, at 7d. to 9-3. d. ; and 2,500 Surat, at 4ad. to 511.; are reported 10,000 bales, of which 2,500 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET S TIGA it.—We-have-hu impL ovement - ttr notice - firthe Sugar Market, the transactiens:since Friday being.cone fined , to 90 hhds. Jamaica at 375. 64. to 395. 6d. A small parcel of Trinidad Molasses is also reported at 14s. 9d. per cwt.- , , . COFFEE : 180 bags Rio have reulizecl - 535. per - cwt. .. - Nothing has occurred in Rice or Saltpetre. OCTOB} LlNsEED.—Considerable `business ha's taken place in Linseed, 12,000 'bags Bombay on the spot having changed hands at 475. 9d. to 48s. 6d. per titiarter.; DXEWOODS.-20 tons Campeachy Logweod at £6.155. ; 10 tons Campeachy Fustic at £6 - 12s.:01 ; - 5 ORS Bed Sanderswood at £5 10s. per ton.' • • • DIINSALTERIES, &C.---40 bales Munjeet at 40s. • 450 bags Palermo Sumac .at _lls. 6d: to 135. small ,sales of Tartaric Acid at Is. 6ld per lb. • nothinc- reported in Brimstone ; Nitrate of — ifkady ; -- 600 7 bags cutta. Saltpetre 61 per cent. refraction •at 375. ; 20 barrels of Pearl Ashes at 285.; a few Pot Ashes at 285.; small; sales of Sulphate of Copper at 365. 6d-; 35 tons American Linseed Cakes at £9 to £9 2s. 6d. per ton. Ott.s, ;;£4 . 5 ; Tallow, s€s. 6d.; South American, 565. 6d. ; 580brls. lox medium Rosin at 4s. 9d, per c1yt.,;„30 brls.. Spirits of Turpentine-at Jss. 6d. per cwt. - - 1 PIG IRGN.—Business done at; 615.. 3d. cash:; dosing buyers thereat, with sellers at 5Es-:. 6d. LONDON - PRODUCE --M-k_RICET.—Ocr SUGAR.—Market quiet. COFFEE.—Steady. . TEA —Quiet , common Congou bd. cash RlCE.—Steadv SALTPETRE .--Quiet, but steicVy LONDON CORN MARKET cr. 3 Weather close and gloomy. Supplies of all kinds Erf grain very moderate.: English Wheatin' fair detuan4 at Monday's prices: Foreign firm, at: the advance of Friilay: Barley (malting) in fair.demand, at Mondays rates, Grinding firm, but slow rates. Outs fair tracts at &I to is advance- on Monday last.; Flour firm ati late rates. BOROTTGR SOP MARKET —OcT. 3 Good business doing in fine new Hope, and prices have an upward -tendency. Medium qualities steady, but enquiry by no means active. Old Hops nominal. Duty called £285,000.. LONDON MINING MARLET.---OcroBER 3. The Mining Market this morning has not been active, brit there have been a number of transactions in shares in South Caradon, Sortridge Consols, Grambler and St Anb3n, Herodsfoot; rnited Mines, Stray Park, and North Downs. In the Stock Exchange, Grambler and St. Anbyti Shares are-marked 47 ; Great South Tolgug,' 13i ; and thelshares of the British Iron Company, 10s. Pontgibaud Silver Lead Mining Shares , are still in quired for, and have been dealt in at 71 and.7l-. Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are quiet. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Ocr. 3. . The market in steady at 57s 9d to 58s on tile spot, dud 57s 6d to 9d for last three months. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—Ocr, 3. Supplies of stock rather limited, and trade generally is more - active: Sheep- advaneed-2d-per--8-lbs ; and vale of all otber,atock well supported Beef 2s Bd:to 2 4s 8d I Veal Mutton 3s 2d to 5s 2d ; Perk Lamb Os Oti to Os Od Ss 6d to 4s sa .3s Od to 4s 6il Sibs. - TOTAL SUPPLY. , -4870 Sheep„ foreign. : : -1190 Calves Foreign. foreign foreign . Foreign GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—Ocr. 3 All 51s 2d to 51s 3d. Market.active. MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET.—OcT. 3. Dovers, 23 1-16 ; Trunks, 94 1; Great Westerns, 634 Midlands,'losi ; SlOffields; 35a ; Leeds, 96; Eastern Counties, 11 3-16. GRIFFIN & M'GIIIE, GENERAL PRINTERS, &c., beg to inform ELECTION COMMITTEES that they are in a position to take orders either Night or Day for CiacerA"na, -- rtrrtire CA.vs;romxioce-Bmt-s,-fee., and that they can execute the same with the greatest despatch, having men on their premises during the night. PRINTING OFFICES-15, SOUTH. JOHN-STRERT. Orders may be left after Seven o'clock in the Evining at 40, Leigh-street, Parker-street. , THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, The secretaries of the different committees for managing the Municipal Rleetions are_respectfully requested to forward to the office of , this- paper, in , Leigb-street, timely intimations of all ward and other meetings, in order=that.-.we—may:be enabled to send reporters to - record the proceedings. TO CORRESPONDENTS, Short letters are encouraged on matters of public intetest. They should be legibly written onoae side of the'paper only, and contain (in confidence) the writer's name and address. . Under no circumstances, can we insert communications not accompanied by "the author's real name and address, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. TUESDAY,. OCTOBER 4, 1869 THE DAYS NEWS. Some of the.ltalian State s, . it . w ill be seen, are a no ltgcharrhYt!nndg out, and their revolutionary obje c t s w ith on their own responsibility. At Bologna; for instance, a: Provisional Govern ment have formally adopted King Victor Emma nuel as their Sovereign, -without waiting for any concurrence in such a step, either by. Austria or France, or any other of the Great Powers. It is reported, it will ' be oliserfed, that the Emperor of the French has, for some reason or other, fallen under the disfavour of the Pop e; but no parti cu la r s are yet given. The last n ews f r om British Columbia, as to the threateng position of - affairs at St. Juan, is any thing but sa ti s f ac t or y. The American troops on ni the island'haVe been increased, and preparations had been made to resist, by force, any attack Qa TiIIES. the part of the British. Our admiral on the sta tion, however, has refused to act, until he has special orders from home. From the Continent the straps of intelligence— confused and open to suspicion at beit-L-seein still to -point in the direction of hostilities, as the further means,of arbitrament in the Italian dis pute. It further appears that the iron-plated battery-ships, by which the French navy is being augmente'd, are being pushed forward with an alacrity which is inexplicable on any supposition of An expected general peace. The Provisional Government of Bologna has directed that all public • acts shall In future set forth, in their introductory heading, that they are enacted under the reign of his Majesty King Victor Emmanuel ; thus giving an official recog nition to the incorporatiin of Bologna with the kingdom of Sardinia. The Provisional Govern ment of- Tiscany has also' issued a similar edict, and has likewise decreed that the coinage of Tus cany shall bear the effigy of Victor Emmanuel., COnsequent on these proceedings, it is said that the Pope has given orders that the Count Vittoria de la Minerva, Minister of Sardinia at . Rome, shwald receive his.passports:' ' • - An - important feature in the' local history and general well-being of Tranmere, Oxton, Beb ingten, and the higher districts of the Hundred of Wirral, was ;brought:into operation yesterday, by the inauguration of the Wirral Water Works, which was celebrated with due formality, the Earl - of - Shrewsbury - an - d - Talb - nt takingg - a leading part in the :ceremony. The importance of an ample supply of water to every, locality which is, or which is expected to be, densely "popitlatedi is too well known to require argument ; and, with out entering into any question of details, we hirve much pleasure in referring to a report of the interesting proceedings which took place yester day, connected with the inauguration of those .works, ...ii nit which . he—found. _recoil:les:Lim another column. - • , Al TER the drama of the last General Election, —the professions of purity by the Liberal rims papers, and the false slanders cast upon their opponents the bare : and ill-gotten Parlia- the primunz action, indicate, withot in - all these arrangements; h. is, that while equally unscrupulous owing ou rent t,coute OCTOBER 4, H 5-4. ty of mistakes v - enhances ' be much enhan va . fi, :r 7 . , 7 no delusion in th e Briti s h ShipoShipowner'*Ash. to have the reciprocity 'dailies acted upon again, ---would it be no advantage to the Mercantile Marine; :tliat those high dif ,ial duties of Spain, and -Fr ^ance, which amount almost to abiolute prohibition, should be removed, - and that our :ships should enter theii; pcirts on the same terms - as; ilicirs do ours But tile real pith and marrow of the. attack drip out at the last,—namely, in the pin that the duty bein g taken off tea, sugar, and - coffet: e eommerce will be 'greatly increased, And &greater ainOtinf of oil" .seated ; in- Aret, ing trade .will .7' it matters imt*if:Nte -hav:q-m; navy, no Fenehurch-streef, in reply that. paper, under ti owner The object of Messrs. SEY:eIOUR Co's remarks is to show that the ime'al of the Navigation-- - Laws' .has been productive of ruinous consequences to the British Shipowner, I aid to induce,lar public opini , m, the enfort 'lttent I of the- reciprocity- clauses say,— the opponents, is tnIN :repotitiou of that PrOtedibitist I mentary success, and the subsequent shameful - cry,. in spite of which the disclosures' of the Conamittees,--we are now corm was carried. _ going throligh the ' epilogue. We' • have brought higher rents, farmers make largei:_profits. and. -1 the skill and vigilance of. the law to examine into labourers. are. in a more thriving condition ow. the secret springs of machinery which than, formerly, like results must; forsooth, follow worked so well, last June, that it turned out sui:. the application of the principles of free-trade tc all reptitiously a popular a.nd, useful Government,- other branches of commerce, as those which hare 'and seated the conspirators. in their places. And, arisen ft - lan; the_ repeal of the Corn . Laws. Beat- though it is well the secrets•of corruption should this proposition,-Which the free be dragged to light, not only Liberals, but Eng- announce as an axioin: ianot equal lishmen generally, must suffer in their self:eom-. - applied' tn the Shipping placency. Better, coercion bY the upper classes ; .. a peculiar one--one, as i better, 'motives , of gratitude, tespect, clanship Our contemporary Coinbats the Position takes among voters; khan bribery and awake: — This 133.-; Messrs. SEYMOUR and Co.; . most men are saying ; and it is an instructive is paid . by the-producer, and not by theet. continent on the fresh crusade- for - -a " Reform" Freight dbeS not enter into thd element of price which is to. strengthen and extend,...the venal that is regulated by supply and"..,d6nand. In interest.- irtati9p of Because 1 andlords recelye_ traders would when Interest, bcing, as it is were, su .90aeris that Freigh onsurner Isome exceptional cases it may do so, as is showr The history of detected crime' begins at Gioia nester and as befbre, Liberals :are the Criminals: seizing upon these Very eiceptiOns The mast noticeable and deplorable feature which .corn and coals (coastwise); ; draws - from them a these inquiries seem.to disclose is, that corruption ,general conclusion, that because the Freight in these particular articles enters.into the price of is a regular part of Election organisation; formsan • - important element 2 the Calculation ofehances, and the commodity, therefore it . does so in all ostfallacious and is conductedby mein ofposition, character, and repo- . instances; -.:which' is certainly ra. Iby those ffntlemen,—and the writer the Star which are in tation. The plot that was to carry Gloucester was illogical proeess of reasoning .31,rp presume that what Messrs.. SEYMOUR and:6: ''c'Orktend for, is hatched - at the local. Reform Chilai.and its surgeon , this L—that; in . wheat, and a% few other was the agent chosen to dispense its goldenfavcrars among the electors. Ituiaybe owingto this medical articles of import connection, that one- of ' the staff: of tiro 22.44:rer value of our corruptors on imports tathe consumer ii not "sensilyhr affected falling short in his supplies referred, delicately, by the ruling o _Might Mciwtkets abroad to his necessities,. as an indisposition, and tele graphed for a. repetition of the medicine. Bikt " ruiner .- to state the . cost of his sugar we can go even higher in the scale than this; and " tea, ride,". bread, tobseco, or • other imporr , though such men as Sir WILLIAM HATTER WORld ,4 tant article of _consumption, durirtg the last ten' ~ yearsi-- and they undertake to prove that the scarcely involve themselves in direct schemes- of " market-value has not varied in any way in coa bribery, yet it w.ould be idle to, overlook the-sus sequence-uf a change in%Freights' Whoever piciou,s nature of so high a personage's conneetion ~ doubts-this, will do well to study - the list- a with 'a nefarious. conspiracy. It ,was apt for nothing that the Radical whipper. in found. itcon- Freigtits, and `pt:ices, which is from time to titne venient to take separate lodgings for the-trans-_ üblitlietl; 7 piemising that the- quality of each action of his. election business: at distant places, article 'IS precisely the same in each year. It: will 1.11,d the, therefore 01d1i~... cizallone any con, and :for the:holding,of levees, attended.by,-agents then, be. observed that-we have the Freight , on from all parts - of' the count:'' And it is quite sugar,.. in Septemberi.lBs6; compared with:. Sop vain to suppose that.the not draw their temberi_lBs9, fallen from , Bos. to. 40s. per ton 4 .and own inference from the history of thOsQ , proceed- th e variittioninpricoper cent.,only is. per cwt.; the ings, • which he .himself has been. eornpll,ed - Freight on cotton fallingfrota 655. to 17s. 6 - 41. per to diSelose. Sir WILLIANE HATTER ha 4 'a ton, and the article , rising - in price Id. per lb. l iTe24 again, whiCh. with Freight at 90s, per ton, full knowledge of the notorious character of t h e Gloucester constituency,which - one of the Liberal is sold- for-- 80.--per--lb:i--fetches-ls.--3&-per-lb witnesses described torbg ; such that, since. the. :with the Freigbt at:-30's Reform Bill, he could only mention one election: 'through seriatim. And so might. go naining .articles. enumera- as having been honestly conducted,.and that' was, ted in the carefully tabulated statement we have an uncontested one. lie was fully informed that,, consulted in eonfimatiOn - of our proposition,— - - from one cause or another, it was simply hopeless to expect success without -- corruipt-means. 116r41. that Freight :: is • paid by • ,the , producer, and not by the consumer. In theoryot appears this knowledge, it became his duty ,:to select a very plausible- that' the opposite is • the case "trustworthy" person to take charge of eon- but it is inst . ' one' Of thOs clap7trap Siderablesuin of money for - -eketiowpurposes at fallacies w - hichatiract the :pope iar aitentiOn, and Gloncester. Was he careful to make choice of catch the public an honourable and reputable agent ; or did he ear. " Get 7viinr carrying trade express any anxiety that the money should be " done upon the 'Manchester school of political " economy in the cheap;;St "riarket ; and the eon applied to none but a legi'tifdare - yitp - ese - l — Nnt — g , Sumer will get his goods at lower prices!' in the slightest: He did riot have it sent for the This is what they say - ; :04nd'itigijust one of those purposei of bribery, he- did. n ot- :430minission.- shallow arguments which eaptivate' the -common "Mr.THOANTON" to - tempt the wavering and May 'people, and which arekut forth to subserve the up the venal ? Oh no ! ,tut 'having - Chosen the purposes of political agitators, like- Sous•BitIGIIT agent; he recognises, as a preliminary to the and hisunsci:upulouitiartisans. Messrs. SEY3fOUR diSdiarge of his office, the adoption of an alias ; and Co., ii ,, pi:aptiopt, men, are quite right, and and when asked as to his " suspicions" of the fully justified, in exposing and laying bare this object to which the money was to be devoted, false deduction, that .the consuineilis affected pleads in excuse for his refusal to reply , the by the rates of Freight. • :• general difficulty in giving expression to ones Our Radical eontenaperary-next touches upon suspicions! "When you ,come to suspicions,' ,the Reciprocity question, - undertAing to show,' "you must pardon me• saying - that it is rather that Shipowners have no just groUnd of corn "hard to inquire about a man's suspicions." The plaint, and -that they are altogether deluded in simple explanation of which is, that one so Closely their expectation of any advantages from a system connected with the. head-quarters of Liberalism of, equivalent trading. But this simple query as Sir W.. HAYTER, cOiild not suffer himself to be seems to have entirely. escaped the Writer,— ostensibly connected with schemes of eleetoral If there were no adVantages - likely s to corruption, nor to be suspected of giving instruc- accrue to-us in- opening up the coasting-trade-of tions to his agent in the conduct of this nefarious America from New York to California; 414. is it traffic; but, that well knowing what were the that the people of the United States clOie it necessities of a Gloucester Election according to against us, and reserve it entirely to them Selves ? Liberal estimation, he gave him a carte blanche to . The fact. is, among other considerations, that the appropriate.the money supplies provided, in any trade with British Columbia is likely to be a way that these necessities suggested. The means very important one, from the great developments of secresy sanctioned and adopted, the method of of wealth which ar e takin g place there ; and, fulfilling his, instructions so faithfully ob serve d, with open intermediate ports , along the whole of by the man of two names, when at the scene of ' the West coast of America, our trading there The truth of the matter- , the IAMES GRAHAIkf, and-- othe perverters of the truth, were the their accusations right and left, arid . falsely implicating peers and gentlenien in the hundred thousand pounds subscript on at . the Carlton, to be used in I one gigantieleorruption of the country, there vas f a sum surely and safely accumulating at the head quarters of Liberalism. this sum Was deSpatched for general purposes to, distant and various con : I stitueneies; and agents were employed for its dis tribution, who had to 'change their names 'to save with the recog4itiqn station, adopted those dark their own credit ; and w] of officials in high formalities which attend upon hypocrisy and evil IT is not' very difficult to 'discover from - which class of economists' our Liberal contemporary the Morning Star receives his, inspirations. In an article on the Navigation Laws he expmsses an apprehension that there may be a return to the thoory of" Protection, under which this T country had struggled for the first half of " the present century." The writer then pre deeds to analyse an able letter, written by Messrs,- SEYMOUR, PEACOCK, and Co., shipbrokers, or to one pti?lished . in signature or a " Ship- free in iational defences, no emu/ erd:l'l =rine, so long as these fal lacies of the 'Manchester schbiA:of econo-. rnics. obtain, and gain far their authors - and d sepainators t accciniP43l - iment of their - party purposes did their, personal advantages, NOTES OF TE DAY sreatf of peac4, which wear .e told is to le'eignevi teen done;—Trouid if it has not seen]. to be but a reiteration of the Irig-inalarrangernent .•. „. for a sur , ension of hcstilities_which was concluded:at Villafranctu W? i are n.t prepared, therefore, to expect that it will present anything definite. as to the settle meat of . tae most: imp6riant pointe. of the' Italian 44ttyr„ we are, inclined to think, it will turn a mere treaty 'between AuAtia and Fianna rut to b, .treaty for the se4tlemen,t of the Italy, rat: aer man one havirg!referenee eor at Zuribli, km may rendgr is own dispute - abbut IrehensivelN to the pacification of Italy itself, bj. the - eitiblisrtnent of independence and nationolity, as - it was professed to be the -object-efithe Fled* - Elnperor - "e&ce - .71 To — dif these cireunistanees, one's great wonder is- to fincrViceor Einmanuel so quiet and pasgivi - thing of the'- Italians" theinselies, appear after all to be so little cons as he appears to be ; to Stich a patching up, however, of the d Austriw'and France may beccz never last sworn friencis ; but ae Piedmontese, n Parinc nor the Modenese, nor ,n people; whose Aasted, will ever s wider 'tt It• is that th( T paying a visit to tissue offaiiother td refer aad which, th rathe! a. startling such a have been tints ring NviiiaAvr . .qcl, in Pa Emperofi, return froin i tb.rrit Bordemp r is to be signaliied by trbo $-;., having spmi I Tip eriaL—znanifagt supposed, fp) this occasio' n, to •En-giviid Parisian msips is to t character rumour at r,rmeni be true that44ere,is Louis Napot Lcticative , •of t .ng upart the Italian qtestion iiing, .whil not much credit due But the sahib time, if it =Ling between and Russell, as not: Jae -very much stir- She has 1, for s to promide, it is thscretionary power formidable an armament is . for is said to be: the cage prised at same de probably be Spain is f►econiir Budget an army of 1,00,666 for its increase, as ostensible- object of .the prosecution-of arylctr with Moveoco ; but ,rictilitary agement9.ott, so i t -ascale wcizlci seem to•be quite out of proportion with the necess itch war .by itself: — ft is. belie ea,. therefor s soni( ulterior end lx vial ,nt no ea /meet idea Can be fprnicA A commulication, which iv Be found iri> another part of our ?merit faPres. Churcb,- rate contest at St 11€ ten's ives an explapAion of th( ircumstanccstatt 'cluling it, which erwise appear The' opponents -- the proposed iled in their purposc ould .te. hav:e only su seem, by ce tain stratagems, but for whi4 have been larg.e mnioritv n inst them respondent remarks, tiler 14 , our tor- ers of the poor man's.riglits hale no reasin to be _discouraged by what has ia iila.6a at St„Jieleni, 80 - A 'in order to succeed op...arkotiAer Ision, there must 'evidently be better organisation; and• greater exertiot altogether q)n the :part of those who would - niaiutait poor man'S re was in the privilegesin,his.parish chumh, Allan t late contest:;: and the sooner an it, the bi contest comes on, proper opportunity Lord Reform, at Al} :er will be the ehance -of ameßts are made for .3§' *hen the —as come it will, we- suppose, at the olirt Russell's iratlthi ad :Parliamentary en, appears-to have created great di. satisfaction amon o cially that part of it which,states that a lowering of tilt franchise, '" is still tnatr for consideration and exanii- Ailvanceil4 Liberals,' nation,'" It is not ta such a champion, we are uoir told, that the cause can ba safely entrusted, " which re: quireslor its advocates earnestness, and devotion, 024 singleness Of plirp3se, rater tbon a capacity for refinea speculation, and .a sedulous racoguition of all opposing' difftulties." • The idea of an satension of thnfraaehise 11c4 berg a settled point, may well excite the ire of those. restored Lord John to power, mainly for the purpose of accomplishing bitheasure of reforM in which that poin t ' above all others, sliotild, - be.earried out to its fall extent. The "Advanced Liberals,' . therefore; have , 8: ` rig ht to Cie disappointed ; although, we are pbrauaded, they Wi ll haie much more than this'tO make theni so; — ere"th e y fully-determine to turn Lord John out of office: THE BANQUET TO ,LORD DERBY .• - • MS hesiya deterniined r tliat this banqq o . o6 4 1,0 be held in the Philharmonic as - was announ ce ' by a local contemporary yesterday. One or two P re. liuiinaries have still to be settled ere that point eun a ! e l concluded. The probability is, 'that tile philharna' °. -Hall will be the place; but x few days must still elapo befoie the fact can be known; It is . quite true that most of the di'stinguished colleagues of Lord Derby', 111 0 his Administration, have accepted! invitations to til e banquet ; which no doubt will, as stated, he " 3 8 10 of magnificence never before equalled in LiverP ce in g We believe, moreover, that the statenieut,ofjhoro. e d a great demand for tickets, although unavoidablY his at a high price, is quite t correct - In the course of. cate week we shall probably be in a position to -Cominuni uet iomethingdefinite : as to_ the place where the will be held, andother arrangements. f part ,- ALLEGED DEATH . OF BLONDIN.—The Pays ° + i ce of extracts from the'Neto York _Examiner a long _,,,. ll l" ear c, a performance of Blondin on the tight rope at PI: the the terrible conclusion of which, was a fall raging cataract. The sun, it is stated, cam e ,out I. `"" ari d, • the clouds when hewas half-way across his repf , d not dazzled; he lost his ,was antifell. ha been discovered. - DEATH: OF THE ...REV. JOHN ANGELL / 1/1:25.--- „f Bir -reFret we announce that the, Rev. J.. A. J'arnes S atur day nungl3am, expired at' his residence.there on The mormng. after au illness or only half-an -hour. W ell venerable deceased, who was i n h is 75th year's _ts;„eat k fo n :n wn ear a l s y an p e 7- con . menthers of the Independent body. He has as pasto r, netted with Carr's-lane Chapel, Birminighain,-„aynomi_ author; and as one of the most fifty-five:yeari. the clergy nations Mr. James was much revered, au- was so be deplored which .he not only by the: -body o f Bikrning timguished a member, but by the.PloP a e ham generally. • • /41“.° • - • Ito le fLif • c...„,j e ?I f hiS a:ll loss Will