Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-09 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Thursday Evening The demaiid for - Cotton continues rather active, and with but a poor.selec:iOn in the Intake, pur chasers are obliged to pay very-full prices. The sales to-day were about 10,000 bales, chiefly all to the trade. The Liverpool Share Market has been dull all the day, and although the increase 1.1 the Bank rate did not produce any marked effect, prices have grat3u dly given way. The dab's transactions were as follows:-Caledonian, 42, 42t, 42k; Eastern Counties, 11, 111 ; East Lancashire, 91; Lancashire and Yorkshire. 94, 041, 944. 041, 944, 94, 93i; Landortand North Western, 951, 951, ‘.)54, 954 951; Manchester, Shefftid, and Lincolnshire, 40, 404, 401, 40; Midlands, 80, 84 814,84; Dovers, 19, 19 7-16 ; Warrington and Stocknor , , 7 7 9 . 10 ; Grand Trunk of Canada. 10. 10 3-16, 104; Great Western of. Canada, 204. 204, ; Ditto, new, 204 d ; Bar..k. of Liverpool, 24 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Company, 84 p. The following were the closing prices :- Blackburn, 74, 8; CheSter and Birkenhead, 654 66; Caledonian,42 3 16 x i 42 5 16; Chester and Holy head, 164,1E4; EaFltern Counties, 11 3-16, 115.16; East Lancashire, 91. 91i; do. 9T. shares, 4, 9-16 p; Great Northern, 249, '444; do. A shares, 11, ill: Great Western, 53, 534 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 94, - 944; d 9. 91. shares, 4, 4 ; Liverpool, Crosby, and . Southport, 184, 184 ; London and North Western, 951 9-11; Manchester ' She field, and LincOlnshire, 40, 404; Midland Stock, 804. 81 ; North British, 114 xd. 114 ; North Stafforthli.re, 41, 4d ; North Eastern-Berwick, 224. 224 ; York and N'.rth Midland, 38, 384 ; Leeds Uapitnl stock, 2r4, 244 ; South Eastern and Dover, 10 7-16, 10-4 ; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5.4 54 d ; do. new Shares, 58, 51 d ; Dutch Rhenish, d ; Great Western of Canada. 204, 204; do. new shares -4, H d:; Great Luxembourg, E 4, 64.; Grand Trunk of Canada, 104 , 10 3 T. _ The Money Market is light ; and the Directors of the Bank of England made a further vise of per cent in the rate of discount, at their meeting this day, makicg the minimum rate now at 6 per cent As this was generally anticipated it had not so much effect .on the Stuck Exchange as would otherwise have been the case, ya the feeling among that body is very gloomy. Messrs. Little dale and Co., in their circular, published this afternoon, rueful/ : Though the past month has been a pea , d of much anxiety to he commercial community generally, cuts: quent upon the course evet.ts might take in the East. and neces sarily th? infl ience c•f their rile upon the values of ma , y of our leading articles of export atd impart—we cannot but be well satisfied at the steady prices which our staple articles generally have maintained—thr flue•uations having been, with the exceptions of i; digo and raitpetre, immat rial —and as we may now hope to receive by succeedinr India mails more chezring and satisfactory accounts, may not unreasonably anticipate that fear the future our trading operations will be conducted on a sound basis. The late abundant harvest has Un ioub•e"ly secured to ori- menu• factnrers, generally, an excellent and remanerative home trade—there is a good export dem ind, and as the prices paid, to h-r Cotton trade par icu'arly, leave a fair average result, we fear there cannot he expected any decline from our present high scale of pricer—the question of future supply of C rtton to meet the world's yearly increaing requirements has now become of paramount interest, and urgently demands imme , lia e and prompt measures to increase its production wherever possible. The gradual and steady rise in the • last twelve months is quite unprece dented. Money has been in increased demand throughout the'month—the. severe pressure in New York, continued shipments for the Continent and India, hiving been sufficient to prevent the slightest relaxation, in fact, the pest few days the rruirements have been so large as to render an advance in toe !Mk rate not improbable. The frock of bullion by the last .return was £1.1,276,088 against 411,50,587 on the 29.11 August. The. reserve of notes has mot verLd mate, ially. • Messrs. Brcwne, Huilter, and Co., in allusion_ Co the same subject, say : The latest intellic,re:ce from India has exercised no furl.her infl rence uor u o•ar produce markets, although i's details are considered in a light far from satisfactory. In the event r f the mutiny extending to other districts, the eff,et upon imports from the East will doubtless he more generally manifested, the only articles hitherto Enhanced in valu•- b ire Saltpetre, Indigo, Sdffiower, and Shell Lac. The Money Market continues in the same positi.,n as it bas been for some time past ; anal although th•r last bank returns were of a somewhat mere favourable character, there does Lot appear any prospect of a reduction in the rate of intere.t, as the demand for money to meet the large requiremen's for trade and the drain of gold for the C n tinent are considerable, which tend to check improvement. Looking to the in obablity of a loan for India, an ad►erie movement is rather to be apprehended, it having j ist transpired that the East India Company are negociating with the Bait of 'England for a loan of one mill:on ster' nag._ Thedec;ine in tho market for the public funds and securities to-day, was about per cent.,Consols for Marley- closing at 891 to 90, and for - the Ac count at 90 to 90f ; after official hours they receded to 89a to 891 for the former, and 906 for the latter. In the London Railway Share Market there was very Fttle business . done to-day, and prices generally exhibit a de( line. The following were the closing prices :—Caletioniae, 84k; Sastern Counties, 111, 111 ; East Lancabliire, 03: Great Northern, 95, 96 ; Do. A, 88. 90; Great Western; 524., sat Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931, 94 ; Le e d s Northern, 48, 49 ; London and North Western, 951; London and South Western, 981, 99; Manchestvr, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 39i, 40 ; Midland Stock, 809, 81; North BrHsh, 47k; South Eastern and Dover, 64k, 65 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91 ; York and North Midand 76, 77.; Grand Trunk, 109, 101 ; Great Westetn of Canada, 201. 20f ; Ditto-New, I, The Produce- . Markets remain inactive, but prices are generally well sustained. Holders 'of Sugar would possibly accept lower rates to effect business, otherwise there is no change worthy of notice. The Liverpool \\Toll sales will terminate on Saturday. Messrs. Littledale and Co's. circular contains the following respecting them The Liverpool Wool sa'es commer eel on the 30 Ii September, and aro now grAng on—the quantity advertised to be brought forward were 1.000 bales Australian,•ls,ooo balfs East India, and about 6,000 ba'e; miscellaneous, consisting of Entre Rios, fine Spanish, Egyptian, Oporto, Mogadine, Notwiths andin2; the extreme buoyatry of the Wool Market had slightly subsided, and English Wools given way 1 , 1. --to d. tier lb., the Australian Wools, which opened the series, att acted a very numerous attendance of buyers, and the whole sold with great spirit at from par to id. per lb. advance on the closing rates of the last London sales ; for fir eS, aiis' and Entre Rios, &c. the etttnpc tition will limited, and nearly the whole were withdrawP. Respecting East India Wools, the circular just .quoted says : There is an unusual attendance of East India Wool huyerc, but the large quantity originally advertised and considerably increased by sirriv,ls since, combined with the unf.voorable news from A.me , .ic , . have materially checked the spirit of the sate-, and a decline in price o ► many quAlitics has tren the consetrience ; the quantity disposed of up to date amounts to 11,562 bales; and while Carding Wools, best and second whites and yellows, and Persian Weyyli have fully maintained previous rhtes, there is a declir e of id to ld per lb on middle and low whites and fair yellows, to :11 on middle yellows, id to 111 on middle to low greys and yellow locks, and 4 , 1 to id on native greys and blacks. As we have previously stated, single bale, lots rarely meet with full competition, ar d the decline on these ia, in many instances , cyan greater than quoted. Miscellaneous woofs have not yet been brol g ht forward. The meeting of the Great Western 'Railway of Canada has just taken place, and has passed 'off 'with unanimity The report was taken as read, and the chairinan, Mr. Crdl, alltided to the forthcoming dividend being at the rate offs per cent. per annum. which he thought very 'satisfactory. The arrange ment with the Canada Government was highly favourable. He alluded, in conclusion, to the propriety of their aiding the Detroit and Milwankie Railway Company, which would so much increase the traffic on their line, to Wain their required loan, not exceeding 150 0001, for the completion of the works. The report was adopted after some dismission The (West India) Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, have chartered the Austrn'tan Royal Mail Steam Company's screw steamer Victcria, for 12 months certain, with the option of purl:nal on k r arrival in India, whither she is now proceedinl THE NORTHERN TIMES.- - -LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER g, 1857. with troops. The charter commences on the land ing of the troops. She will be empl...)yed on the Indian and Australian line, The Adelai , i e, anothrr of the Australian Royal Mail S,team Company's vessels employed in the transport service to China. will probably be retained in her Mkj sty'a service, baying passed survey for that purp:mtl. The remaining two vessels of this company, the Sydney and Australian, will either be offered' for sale on their arrival in Indic, or engaged as passengtr ships for the return voyage to Europe. The 114ster of the Rolls has made a further call of 1/ per share, payable in two instalments of 10s. each, on the contributories of the Electric Telegraph Company of Ireland, now winding up. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LTVERPOOL. OCTOBER, 9. IV% • D rESTgkDAT, S.E —Fr..ah Breeze. RIG WATEu.—Murn. 2 47—Even. 8 1 I.—Height., 15 a. 0 in. ARRIVED Indian •(R.VM.Q. .) .....-Vontrea Braganza (s.a ) Op rto 'rnsader Archangel 3,1 ec Cs s) . ..... Havre rau us (i.s.) ID. A.ena Oct. 8. White Star P E. Island Giyn Castle Tener:ffes (s.s ely elan Poi to Rica an grioo ....... .. ........ Gijon Caroline 4 arhus Cincinnatue Oct. 8. lAnda Pernambuco Alinora a MolboLrna Zamps Lubeck Antilia liono• Wu lfartabon vy Calcutta Alfred Storer ryrer 3witzerLnd Sa•dinia Rhone (s.s.) Fredrick Gustav Danzicl Robert Parker Apalachicola' Temperance Star Antwer. A nna Venice Z ,uave ..St. Michael sl Wm. Thomas , ierra I eone methyl - Bomba) Timendra 'arah M.... Melbourne Mariner ~...Rouen. TTWAHDR. Montezuma St. John. N.B. 'onfneins Sh .n hae Rapicb San Fi anmsco LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—OcT. 8 There has been a very g0r.,1 Marta for cottlo to-day, th 3 d 'Mind has been active, and with* a poor selection, prices er - firm. The sales--'ncluding 453 Po'rnstoburos 10Id to 11d, 170 BAhl , s 10/1 to 1014, 100 51aranham, 10d, 2.0 Ezyptians to 13id. 1,500 Sures 6d to —a e repolled MOO bales, of which 4,003 are on specula tion and for export. LIVELPOOL WOOL SALES. The 11th, 12 b, 13 h. and 14th Catalogues of the Fourth glarterli Wool Sales fir 1857, being the. etventh day's sale ef Foreign Wool—consisting of 4,354 bales, including 1,600 East India—were offerei for. competitiou yesterday. The latter all sold, and a slight decline may be noticed in the prices of the lower qualities. The attendance was rather better yesterday. mzisas. LAW AND WrLiit'S CATALOGUE. 168 Bales EAsr INDIA, 36 „ ALBANIAN, 16 „ CHILI A.N, 747 „ PERUVIAN, 3 „ SUNDRIES. 168 Bales EAST INDIA. EAST INDIA WOOL. Lot. Bala. Per lb. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. s. d. 1 7 0 81 36 2 0 7 2 3 0 8 t 37 1 i 0 7 9 3 1 0 8.1 38 2 4 1 0 6 39 : 2 0 41 5 1 0 .94 40 1 . passed 6 8 0 81 ,41 • 1 Pickings - ditto 7 1 0 . 71 42 2 0 9 8 8 0 61 43 . 6 0 81 9 5 0 44, 1 44 8 0 7z 10 1 0 I/ 45 7 0 7/ 11 3 0 51 4G 1 0 71 12 1 0 51 47 5 0 61 13 1 - 0 24 48 4 0 51 14 1 Pickings 0 31 49 4 0 4i 15 10 0 9 36 Biles ALBANIAN. 16 . 7 0 84 50 to 56 passed 17 2 0 9 18 8 010 19 7 0 93- 20 1 0 8 21 2 0 71 23 3 0 74 23 1 Pickings 0 3 24 8 0 7 25 8 0 7 26 1 All faults 0 5 4 27 8 passed 28 1 0 3!i 29 5 passed 30 1 ditto 31 1 0 5 32 5 0 8 33 1 0 6 34 2 0 41 35 1 0 44 747 Ballots PE fIUVIAN SHEEPS'. 57 to 69 passel 70 30 1 3 71 8 passed 72 1 1 0 73 1 1 3 16 Bales CHILIAN. 74 3 White 0 11 75 3 Ditto 0 11 76 3 Ditto 0 101 77 4 Ditto 011 78 1 Locks .0 91 79 1 Mixed 010 80 1 Black 011 81. 1 Eng Fleeces passed .82 1 Ditto 1 3 83 1 Ditto 1 01 LOBINSON . B CiTALOI47E. MICSSRS. PERRINO AND 505 Bdles EAST INDIA 193 „ SPANISH and PORTUGAL, 457 „ OPORTO, 139 „ SFAX and MOGADORE, 67 „ BUM() i AYRES and C RDOVA, 5 „ ENGLISH, 115 „ CHEVIOT and WaCTE II IG ELL AND, 35 „ EGYPTIAN, 22 „ RUSSIAN LAMBS; 9 „ ICELAND, 19 „ ITALIAN, 33 „ GOATS' HAIR, 15 „ SUNDRIES, 6 „ WOOLLEN 8 „ SHEEN' SKINS. 430 Bales EAST INDIA. EAST INDIA WOOL, Lot. Bales. Per lb Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. o. 8 d. O 71 276 1 0 6 O 9; 277 1 0 51 O 91 278 2 0 51 O 9 279 1 Pickings. 0 51 O 71 280 2 0 9i O 10; 281 1 0 8 2 O 101 282 1 All faults 0 61 O 81 283 3 0 7 1 O 81 284 2 0 B' 3 O 8 285 6 0 71 p 81 286 2 0 71 O 7i 237 1 All faults 0 61 0 6 288 1 0 61 O 6 289 1 0 61 O 61 290 2 0 6 O 6 291 1 0 51 0 51 292 1 0 5,1 O 5 • 293 1 All faults 0 6 294 12 . 0 104- 295 3 0 81 296 9 0 li 297 2 0 71 298 1 0 6 299 1 0 7 300 1 0 77 3 ,- 301 6 0 7 302 8 0 6 303 1 . 0 61 304 1 0 5 3:)5 2 0 5 306 7 1 2 307 6 1 0 308 1 Pickings 0 5; 309 1 ditto 0 6: 3 13 BAGS SPANISH MOUN LAIN. 310 13 Passed 6 • BALES WOLLEN RAGS. 168 1 All faults 169 10 170 10 171 11 172 7 173 8 174 7 175 1 176 1 177 5 178 3 179 1 180 3 181 1 182 3 183 3 184 1 185 1 186 2 187 1 188 1 189 1 190 1 Pickings 191 3 192 1 193 5 194 2 195 10 196 5 197 2 198 7 199 2 200 1 201 4 All faults 202 9 203 9 204 8 205 3 All faults 206 .8 207 2 208 3 209 1 210 1 All faults 211 7 212 1 213 1 214 12 215 3 216 2 217 1 218 2 .-- 219 2 220 11 221 1 All faults 222 7 2c3 6 224 2 225 1 226 2 Pickings 227 3 do. 228 1 229 6 230 7 231 4 232 1 233 2 234 6 2:35 1 236 9 237 • 1 238 10 239 2 240 3 241 1 212 1 2-13 1 All faults 244 1 245 1 All faults 246 1 do 247 1 248 1 All faul s 249 2 All faults. 250 1 Ditto. 251 2 252 2 253 1 All faults. 251 2 255 1 All faults 256 1 Ditto. 257 8 258 2 All faults. 259 4 260 1 261 1 262 1 Pickings. 263 1 Ditto 264 1 265 1 All faults. 266 3 267 1 268 1 269 1 All faults. 270 5 271 4 272 3 Persian. 273 1 274 2 275 3 All faults. Per cwt. 311 1 Coloured 15 0 312 1 ditto 18 6 313 4 Waite 30 0 314 to 331 passed. 77 Bags MOGABORE. 332 5 0 9 1 Bade BUENOS AYRES. 333 1 0 5 5 cheats English FLEECE and LAMBS. 335 1 1 3i 334 336, :337, not arrived 338 to 347 pa sad. 15 Bags SUNDRIES. 338 1 0 61 349 5 0 21 :150 8 0 5e 14 Bales EGYPTIAN. 351 1 0 81, 352 1 0 81 353 6 Black 0 10; 354 0 Q 101 21 Ba'es EGYPTIAN. 355 2 0 6 356 4 0 51 357 passed. 358 2 0 91 359 1 360 1 0 9 0 91 361 G 0 10i 362 369 passed. 94 Bags WEIITE GREASY _ _ di'ORTO, Selected 370 24 0 6 371 to 403 passed 17 B iles MOGADdRE. 404 9 1 1 405 8 1 1 33 Bales GOATS' HAIR. 406 7 0 2 407 and 408 pissed 22 Bales RUSSIAN LAMB Y. 409 7 010 410 7 010 411 7 0 101, 412 1 0 101 9 Bags GREY ICELAND. 413 9 0 8i 414 to 433 passes 75 Baits EAST INDIA. 434 1 0 9 435 4 0 8 436 11 0 7i 437 11.. 0 71 438 1 Two torts 0 7i 439 4 0 5i 440 3 0 4 1 . 441 1 All faults 0 9 442 13 1 1 443 1 1 0 441 2 0 101 445 1 0 81 446 3 0 6 447 5 0 11 1 448 0 91 449 10 0 10 450 2 0 7i ME , S2S LITTLE]) ILE AND CO'S. CATALOGUE. 680 Bales EAST INDIA. 67 „ CHILI. 127 „ SFAX. 7.5 „ MOGADORE. 61 „ OPORTO. • 20 „ SPANISH MOUNTAIN. 362 Bales EAST INDIA. EAST INDIA WOOL. Lot. .Bales. Per lb. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. e. d. 1 01 914 8 0 8 0 101 915 9 0 8 1 0 91- I 916 9 0 8; 911 3 912 3 913 8 CLEARED Msnsanitto Castine, A.S. . Norcllyset.. Christiana, tkc Mid is Honolulj R LOADING. 3odavery Madras Island Maid Antwerp i dagbtrate...... ....New Orleans Ge,estemande Bray': tlbert Gallatin New York Na'alia lto r bay IC..ntarion New York Joseph Taira t North At'anr tc C tic•itts iantnrce Porto h ico Aral Iran ... Const in tinot 1( tctif ....Port an Prince Eagle .. Dnnki 1, relegraph... ....St. John's, NF. nenty Time Guernsey ENTERET) F OUT PORTS. HOLYHEAD, October 8 Wind, E. , .6.—Fresh Breeze. Queenstown, Oct. s.—Ar.ived 0.2 t. s.—The John Edwards, and Basel,, wits loss of ba'wa ks, boats stove, Bcc., both from Callao — New nalan 1, Honduras—Victoria, l onstantinople. Off—The Thames, from 3t. John, N B. Gloucester: Pct. 7.—Arrived—The Java, from Mirarnichl. Card ff, act. 7. —,ailed—Tbe Belle du NEU, for Cuba. Cowes, Oct. 8 —Arrived—The Qneen of May, from Foo Choo Foo. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8. A flat aground near No. per chart £O, at 9 a m., has no aigna's of distress flying. Quebec. rept. 25 —The City of Toronto sol I fir at 735. The Queen Victoria (a.) has returned with a portion of the cargo in a damaged stare, and two schooners are on their way up with cargo, sirptir material, Brc. Dublin, Oct. S.—' he !Argue Emily, Poach, from Liverpool to Val parai,o has put into Kingst wa with pumps choved. She must discharge, or return to Liver 001. Kit eybegs. O:t. 4. —1 he Mary M.iler, from Liverpool to New founaland, having on board the a. cond mate and four men of the London, of Sligo, which has foundered at sea, was spoken to/ the Perce, arrived here on the 31 inst. The L.aington, from Traiee to Liverpool, has put back to Tralr e Bay, and rem hied there on the morning of the sth inst., the weather bei. , g very bad. The Harriet Wi d, which sailed for Liverpool on the 224 o` Sept. for M ramichi, and put into L• ughswilly wi.h loss of sails and leaky, has returned to this port. Brgh on, C ct. 8. -1 he Tilgrim, of and for Portsmouth from Middlesborough, is ashore here, and i.ke y to be a wreck ; crew saved. Swarma, Oct. 6.—lt has beeii blowing ga'd from the south-east; several lease's have slipped and run asho eat the blunahles. VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the Indian :s.s ), Jo es, arrived here from Montreal and Quebec; sailed from Quebec Sept. 26. Set.t. 26, at Orleans Island, spoko the Glasgow, and Hampton, both bound up. Same day, in the Traverse, the Margaret rolock, and V - e Rainbow; bound down Same day, off the Pi'grims, the Ailsa, and China, from . Liyerpool, both bound up. Sine day, at Hare island,the E-pindola, and Mont , znma. Sept. 27, in let. 49 N ' lon. 65 W., the Abigail, from Brl.tol, t et. 1, in lat. t 3 DT ., lon. 47 W., the Anglo-Salon (s.ss.), hence to Quelarc. SPOKEN. In lat. Lon. Aug. 4.. J. M. Wood, Bombay to Liverpool, cff Capa of hoed Elope. Avg. 28 ..Cambodia, hE nce to - Sept. 1..31 , r,,ing Light. hem t, Melbourne.. .. .....10 N.. 26 W Sept. 1 „Hants, hence to Rio Janeiro. ..11 N.. 22 W Sept. 5.. Dectrca, Calcutta to Falmcu h .... 14 N.. 24 W Sept. 17 sylvla, City Point to Live pool . 37 N.. FOREIGN PORTS. New York Packet, Thompson. hence at Quebec. Melbourne. Pia% ter. 1 ence at Quebec. Aron, Lord Metcalf, Columbiana, and 7ort Glasgow—all in the St. Lawrence. Ad. Gaudin; and Canada, Foreman—both hence Pt Gaspee. Adds, Antonia, Hesperus, De is, Verbina Louaon ; and Margaretha —all 14en:e at t ronstadt. Scamander (s.s ), hence et Malta. Alps (s s.). hence at G braltar, and c'earei for Constan'inople. Karnak (s a.). hence at Gibraltar, and clAred for 1 eghorn. William Word, and Coonett both hence at Gib-altar. Doris sailed from Cronetadt tor Liverpool, bept. 24. . , BIRTHS. On the 6th Inst., at Glrst.gell Che hire, the wife of Henry R. Daglish, of a son and heir. On th' Bth inst., at ttn 'grea.e-plac., Egremont, the wi - e of Wm. Mad loik, Etq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES On the 6th inst., at Welton Ch , r , ch, Walton-on- 4 he-11 11. by th t Rev. Mr. Tattersall Mr. Robert 'ail itms, eldest -on of John Wi'lisms, Et.q., of Southport, to Agnes, eldest daughter of the late air. Robert Dobie, joiner and bu lder, cf Evertor. On the Bth lost., at St. John's Church. by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Mr. George M'lsa c, of Birmingham, to France , , yotngest daughter of the hre Norny, West Derhy. DEATHS On the 2401 nit., it IA, St. James'F-p'ale, rfatchsm, Wm Herbert, youngest child, and on the 4th inst., Katherine, wife of Gearge Scott Keys, and daughter of James Hooptr, Eaq., of Bath-place, Peckham —both of malignant tore throat. On the 6th inst , Rich non'-terrace, Everton, after aL w days' illness, age 1 30 years, Loaisa Jane, the be:oved wife of Francis J. Eaton, Esq. ffir Births, Marriages, and Deaths, ara only inserted when sent to our Office dn'y authentieattd. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WRFXIJAM RACES.-YESTERDAY. PLA•PJWRR HANDICAP. Mixture. 1 I Chester.... v 2 I Conrad :3 Four ran. GOLD CUP. Kenady l Blight Two rar. The Bryn-y-pass Maiden Stakes did rot O. JUVENILE STAKES. T. P. Cooke..l Br f uur of Alegara ..2 S L'in Stone.. 3 . Four rat. RUNT FAS' RA CE. Baronet ..-..1 I Wild Maister 2 I Brown 805..3 Three rar. At LEW rq Rr COMP kNY'S,'Ranelagh-street. BOYS are C LIMO from the Ages of Six to INranty Years. NOTICE. ELECTRO-PLATE GorDS.--1 hers are few branches of art that more perfeetbn has been attaire : in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the most beantifnl specimens of spoons, forks. goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may he seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23. £l,.uta John-street, who, to his other b •anches of business, has added a department for the rale of these articles, having been appointed avnt to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Times. Tel Spoons Dessert Do. . 18s .. • 9 2 Table Do. .... ... ... . . . .... .. Dessert Forks • Trita.e Do. Sent carriaget ree to try I art of the country. Exclui:rely for Ct.° Pill G from Six to Twenty Yea, LEWIS & COMPANY, it.nelagh-strut, ROBlitny eV COMMUNION PLATe FR at A Cliniteit Du G DIViNs SERVICE.—On L4unday m ,rning last, whilst Divine service was beirg ptr"ormed in t h e p . rish church o t Wore! borough, and whilst all were intent upon their devotions, some thieves broke into the vestry and s'ole therefrom the silver p.ttten belonging to the communicn se' vice. Tie thieves, netwithsfanCirg grit there wire a great number of persons close to the vestry, succeeded in esca l ing observa tion, end got clear off before the dhcovcry was made. Thr plate was about twenty-two inches in circumference, seven inches in di meter. and three inches iii height. It was an old relic, and had been much ns:d, the top part being bent downward. A reward of £5 has been cfGred fur the apprehension of the parties guilty of the very impudet t robbery, and it is hoped that they si'l not only be dimmed, but that the plate itself will be teitored. LIVERPOOL PRODUCiI MARliET.—Ocr 8. SIMAIL.—Lower prices having again been Fmeptart, we have to report 50 hhds and 60 brls Antigua at 48s to 51s, 50 brls Honduras at 48s, and 4,100 hags Paraiba in bond, at 30s per cwt; besides which, 450 tons clayed Manilla two teen sold to arrive, t r an ontport, the price of which has _n t transpired. locassEß —We have no tiansaetlors to notice. Rum.—B) 7,u .cheons Demerara have been taken at 4s ld per gall n, 37 per ceDt overp . xca.—The n atket remains flat, and ()ply 1,65) bags Bengal sold at lOs to los 9d, and 40 ► bazs Neura ,sie 1.3. SAG() Flo, a.- 380 bags are reported at 17s gd to 183 per cat, and 390 bogs, all faults, broneht its 6d to 173 for tint c Ira. • Game' rt.-260 bales lo; ght 16s 6d to 16; 9 i for heated. SALTPETRE. —LO bag.. all fauPs bro fight 45s to 573 per cwt. Ftsric - 75 tons indirtct Epanish, brought /6 15., a few ions JamaiL a 4'7 23 6d. BONT.-A small lot of,r. en brought t 7 109 per ton. lIIDE'. 86,510 Ri - er Vide oz and cow horns offered, 64,80 so'd; B. A. & M V. heavy ex, average 201 to 211 oz, at 72$ to 723 6d; mids average 14 to 141 oz, at 40s to es; light, average 13t to 131 oz, at 37s to 38. ; rough, a‘ e age 31 to 37 oz, at 4Si 61 to 81 ; cow, average 11 to 111 oz, at 293 to 30s ; do triplets, average 131 cz, at gla 6d p smal, sverave 91 oz at 181; ox and cow, per.shed, average 61 to 81 cz, at llsttl2s. 18;17 Bradt ox and eow horns off• red and so'd cx, average 20 oz, at 50s; do, average 1t to 13 oz, at 2'.9 61 t r 28s; ox an ► cow. average to 121 ez, at 2.6; tow, average 71 to 91 oz, et lOs 6d to 161 per 123. 33.01 e Australian ox and cow horns offered, 28,010 sold,' ox. average 191 to 101 rz, at 733 to 70: ; Ught, ay. rage 10 to 112 oz, 'at :34s to 40s; cow, average 8 to 01 oz, at 2ls to 255; do small and picked, at eruge 81 ez. at 21s (id; ox, R ith s ugs in, average 291 < z at 663 to 75s 6d ; ox and eow do, at 25s to 33s per 123. 52,898 East India buffalo horns offered, al•crit 46,400 sold. Sirgepore's, average 452 to 56 oz, at 404 to 434; Celen ta's, a 'ems 34 oz. ut 33s ; Bombay's. average 311 oz, at 31s rd ; Madrses,averta;e 91 oz. at 27s to 27s Ed; d't!o wormed, a' 20s to 23s 6d per cwt. 4,'00 Madras deer horns, a,erage 204 oz,,at 5 s per cwt. 13 tons tustr ian skins and bones soh at £lsss to 16a Ed per ton. 9 , ons Australian leg bores sold at d 9 121 6d per ton. 5 tons Australian common bones cod zt st 6 lea per ton. 10 tons Australian and N,,rth American cattle hoots sold at ,E 7 to weB 17a 6d perton. 15 tors Newfoundland hcrn shavings sold ut -€6 per ton. Since the sale, 4,20 u Singapo:es, good, average 51 lbs, at 46s 6d, average 31 Its, at 433 per cat AGRICULTURAL PRODUVE MARKET.— Ocr. 8. Per stone, 201bs. Per gOisss. s. A. s. .1 s. d. P. d. Potatoes, Pink Eyes 0 0 to 0 0 Hey, old .. . 0 7 to 0 8a Ditto, Kemp; 4 0 so 4 2 Ditto, new.. ..... 0 6 to 0 8 Ditto. Whyterocks. 3 4 to 3 7 Ditto, clover .... 0 6to 0 7 , Ditto, Bi'shaws 3 st' 3 8 Green Clover .... 0 0 to 0 0 alit°, P. Farmers 3 9 to 3 10 Grass. 0 la to 2 0 Ditto. cattle 1 u to 1 3 Straw, wheat. • 0 33 to a 4; Per too. Ditto. oat ......... 0 3/ to U 31 Purnips `s 0 :I 26 6 Ditto, barley .... 0 3 to 0 o,Carrots Oats, In stray: .... Utoto 0 0! Mangle wurtel Manure 4 0 to 6' 0 MANCHE STER TRADE REPORT.—OcT. 8 Them r' et h a been very steady to-day notwithstanding that the B nk of Eng a• d raisf d its rate fdi count one half per cri.t. Yarns and goods a e tot') so high that merchants ex -r ise much caution, and the Emonnt f bukbaess done is con.egnently limited. 111 ANCII ES7 ER CO RN M A ET—Ocr. 8. Th. attenclane- st to-day's market was limited. Sect runs of Eng -111,11 wheat were he d with drmness at last week's ptic s, but mi' ers were unwi ling buyers. Secondary torts were neglected, althou4ll offered on lower terms, whilst American must be called 3d to 4d ter 70 lbs cheaper. There is little inquiry for flou-, and it is norninaly without change. iv ew oats are Id to 2d per 45 lbs, and oatmeal is per load cheaper. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—OcT• 8. sre R.—The putlic sales are going off without showing a.iy mate rial alteration in prices. CorEgg —The pub ic sales 're again large today, consisting of Costa Rica and Plantation Ceylon, and there appears to be a went of spirit in the bidding. TEA.—The market is quiet, but we cannot alter grreral quotat . ons. SALTPETRE.- 2,500 bags were offers d in t nbli- sale. and sold with out reserva , refraction 91, 525; refraction 11 to 121, 50s to 523, which was a dezline of fully 54. COTTON No sales of importance reported. g.-1,3C0 nags of Bcneal were offered in public sale, and partly said from 12s 61 to 131, 2,000 bags of Aioulmein were also offered and bought in at 115 61. Rum —.The market is dull. In other art c es no motarial alteration. LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Oar. 8 The mat ket is steady at the subjoined cootaiions: —Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 58, ; October to Deeemebar, 57s 6d ; January to Msrch, 535, bu, ers. LONDON MINING MARKET.—Ocr. 8. The market for Mime millinz stocks to day I dull. Pricei, in most cases, are nominally supt oited, but this i'epattment of the market al ogether engages, little at ei.tion. Alfred Conso's shares have been deal , in in the Stock Fach - .nce at 134 to 1311, and Sortridge Consols at 21. No other transactions are reported horn that estabashment. Si John del Rey sh Tea ere marked 111, and the shares o'' tte Genera: Mining Company (No , a r.cotia) 174 and 17. BIRMINGHAM CORN. NtAipp:r.--Ocr 8. . . There was a limited sup; ly of whew, yet the trade rifled dull all day at r.ther nod r the en reney of this day week Barley was 6d per qr ower. Cats were a slow sale at rather less money. In bans and ea there was no elmnge. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET.--Ocr. 8. The supply of beef and mutton was rather scarce to• day, rot mare than to as i•fy the demand for ti a home market Beef was fully 20s a-head higher than last market. sheep as to 5s ech In advance. The pig mai ket was la•ge, and on foot sold at 56s , er cwt. LIVERPOOL TIMBER TRADE. Since the date of our hist, arrivals hove continued large, and.we have n .vr to report the influx of not less ihan 210,192 tons registet empl , yed in the wood trade since the Ist of February last, as com pared with 182,694 tons up to the same Ter od of 1856. So large an extent of erriv-ls must inevitably have had s a ring tendency to reduce the value or all kinds of wood, a. the consumptive demand for it has not increased in anything like a commensurate degre if the expensive expedient of storing had not been largely resortel to. This expellent has fortunately had the effect of pteventing the serious loss which under the circumstances must have foilowrd the large impor tation, if the cargoes had been immediately thrown upon the mai ket. The check to downward prices thus in'erposad has be , n the means, rof merely ot,vi iting the declining teticlem yof the market, but it hes to some , xtent at le ist effe. ted more. Encouraged by the c m paratively small quantity push, d for sale, individuals generaliy presumed to act with caution, and to brave a fa r amount of informa tion on the stilijeci - , have appeared In the mrr et in the cat achy of what many believe to be apeculdtive purchasers. This movement has, for the t me being, h. d t e effect or in, rea ing confidence among those not fu ly inforrred anti the actual state of matters, and even in a alight degree to stimulate prices, which in some few particulars have made a small advance. That 'he last stated opinion is well founded seems bone out by many cirennstances Most of our markets have for some time been fluctuating and precarkus, while mannfirtnres of ne irly every kind, actas on by the depressing influence of the news from Indl have bee - me stati nary, if not actually depressed. The home markets for most of our staple commodities laugn sh under the weight of nn certaln'y which hangs over our foreign re'a ions; and nothing sfrods reasonable grounds tor the expec ation of full and or( fi able employ ment for oar numerous population hut the highly enemy - antis r accounts of the h "r est from every quarter, not of Britain alone, bat of Europe and America. With this animating rrospect before us— with a reagElable enpectat on of plentiful an I cheap food—th - re is great rea , on to h'spe for a s •tiled an I i rosperons trade, if the affairs• of t ur Ea tern I , mp're can be b ongh• speedily t) a satisfactory con clusion. et the wors , there cause to hope, that with steady and w.ll iegu'ated c , ution oa the pa. t of shippers. the conclu , iim f the 3e sr may be more stitisractory as resdects the trade in wood than its opening gave promise of. AMERICAN T-MBER. Pinz TIMBER still continues much It was at the date of our last circular. Ihe arriva's have not been such as to excite remark, or even attention, while the dem,nd fro the conimmers in the provinces has not been such an to warrant a y expected the in value. Not withstanding theses weal-known facts, some amount of r mark.has been reused by the in den offer on ape ulation of comparatively large prices for cargoes from Quebec of mld.l.ing quality, which still remai in the mat ket. To publish these prices might prove deiusive, as they are equal to, if not above, the reta 1 value of the article. From St. John a itw carp es and pi rceis have come in ; 18 inch average foreign string measure has t rought 20i3 per foot. • Part of a cargo 15 inch a; erase sold at 154c1; while a p ;reel of a similar aver age was sod to a specula*ot at lid '0 181 pt r 'row. RED PINE.—In this article we have no alteration to notice. AK AND Emit.—Oak frt eh and of good average ieworth 23 3d to 24 4d. Elm of 31 fret average has been sold to speculative bu ,ers at 20d ; but the ordinary r too have not gone beyond from 171 to 181 per foot. . Heanwoon.—A good many parcels have latily teen sold, St Joh I's 15 inch at 1811, IG Inch a: 20&d, and other averages in pro p rant'. _ _ N. B. AND N. S. PINE AND SPRUCE DEALS from their large aniva's would ha•e been th•own on the market to an extent which might have seriously interfered with their value, if the balance had not ben mtintained by extensive storing, which as has been referred to in oar opening rem•-rks, has had the effect of prevent ng com petitive sales, 1114 even slightly improving their price. A fair idea of their north may be learned fro c• our gno'a'ions. Qua axe DEALS —Pine of second qualty is currently worth from 410 10a to .£lO 15., and thirds from £7 153 to £9 per standard. Hk AIL , CH LATIIWOOD has been sold at 40i with cargo, alone at from 43 108 to 44 7a Gd according to quality. PITCH PINE remains almost without change since our last. Al the impbrt of ads article- has been comparatively limited, some improvement lo its value may be looked for in a few months hence. TEA [IWO 0 D.—A cargo of this article h a lateiy c)mo forward, part of which has bi en sold from the quay, on terms which have not been reported. GREENHEAT.--Of this there has been no sales. Sizes cur Annual Circular, dated Ist F .bruary, 263 vessels, 191,818 tons register, wood-laden, have arrivad from British North America, viz.. 19 from Quebec, 93 from St. John, N. B , and 71 from other ports ; at the same date hart year. 215 vessels, 1b8,231 toes had a:. ived. TAB From Ist F. OF IMPORTS. .bruary, IS;7, to this date. • . 4 ; A .•1 •c I IMPORTED bt . tpOir . e Mi. ) ct 6 j 'MOM 467. :i ce .46 3 —C4 m; ——— Quebec ,46736 4320 4C84 34'6 337 483 31070 .. St. John, N.l , '21784 6749 1726980 17429 Other Port, 2599 .. 7810 859029 .. Total... ,71119 1320 4084 310 G 337 15047 2946079 17429 Same time la,t year. IMPORTRD 7,11 e l z Y,9 ..dc :".;.; FROM 0.74 CA. c cif ..0 04 .4 0 • .4c4 -------. Quebec 37931 4143 2977 43.i3 111 231 2 , f080 St. John.N.B 230 3 .. 6784 1527093 9174 Other Ports 5.;96 .. 5003 675003 .. —— Total ~6550 4143 '2977 4383 411 12017 2407236 9174 - BALTIC TIMBER. A cargo now 'and', g from Datzic, of good quality, has be n sold, the price not to transpire. DL.i.s AND PATTAI - Is.—Of these there is a la"ge supply In the market. Tin y continue to be chosen for export. LATIIWOOD.—With this article the market is well supplied, but ales are slow. Since Ist February 51 veseels 18,373 tons, have arrived, against 46 yes e!s, 14,463 tots, t 3 date la.t year. A. F. &D. MARYAT. WOOL SALES EAST INDIA WOOL. CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. 917 9 0 81 918 1 Ail faults 0 51 919 9 0 61 920 5 0 71 921 7 0 6 922 1 All faults 0 31 ; 923 2 0 51 924 1 0 3 925 11 0 0 9.1 9 926 11 927 2 All faults 0 51 928 10 0 7 929 10 0 01 930 4 0 41-, 931 1 All faults 0 4 932 1 0 5 1 933 5 0 8i 934 5 0 81 935 8 • 0 81 936 2 0 7 ; 937 3 0 81 938 1 0 61 939 5 0 51 910 6 0 5 941 2 0 5 942 3 0 4 1 943 7 0 91 941 3 0 7 945 10 0 7 916 9 0 71 947 3 0 943 6 0 5 949 5 0 5 930 3 1 1- 9.51 7 1 0 952 7 011'? 953 2 0 91 954 1 0 9 955 1 0 7 956 1 All faults 0 71 957 4 0 9 958 1 0 8 959 1 All faults 0 61 960 11 0 7:1 961 11 0 7 962 11 0 7 963 8 0 964 8 0 6 1 965 1 All faults 0 3 966 3 0 5 967 8 0 111 968 4 0 101 969 2 0 81 970 3 0 61- 971 1 0 9 972 5 0 9 973 1 0 8 974 3 0 7; 975 3 0 61 976 3 0 6 977 1 0 5 978 10 0 81 979 10 0 8 980 10 0 8 931 7 0 51 982 3 0 5+ 983 Pickingq 0 4 Lit 984 , 0 1 199 no lots. 318 Bates EAST INDIA. 67 „ CHILI. 1200 2 0 11,- 1 ,- 1201 3 All faults 0 7j, 1202 6 0 91 1203 6 0 9 1204 8 All faults 0 51 1205 - 2 0 7 1206 3 All faults 0 4 1207 3 0 61 1208 2 All faults 0 41 1209 4 0 7 1210 2 1 0 12;1 1 All faults 0 81 1212 3 0 91 1213 1 All faults 0 6 1214 3 0 94,- 1215 1 All faults 0 7+ 1216 3 0 7.1 CONTINUE D. EAST INDIA WOOL, CONTINUED. Lot. Male. Per lb. s. d. 1217 2 All faults 0 5 1218 2 0 71 1310 1 0 7 1220 3 All faults 0 51 1221 1 0 51 1222 1 0 51 1223 1 All faults 0 .31, 1224 1 All faults 0 31 1223 1 0 51 1226 4 - 0 111 1227 1 All faults 0 61 1228 2 010 1220 3 0 8i 12:30 2 0 81 1231 12 0 91 1232 11 0 91 1233 1 Al! faults 0 6 1231 9 0 8 1233 13 0 8 1236 1 All faults 0 51 1237 13 0 6 1238 14 0 6 1239 1 All faults 0 31 1210 7 0 6 1241 1 0 6 1242 5 0 5 1243 5 0 :3 1244 2 0 9 1243 1 All faults 0 51 12-16 4 0 81 1247 3 All faults 0 51 1248 1 Do. 0 6 1249 3 Do. 0 51 1250 5 0 8f 123! 13 0 7 1232 13 0 7 1253 9 0 N -1254 1 All faults 0 51 1255 1 0 1256 4 0 5 1257 6 0 101 1258 1 0 8 1239 5 All faults 0 7 1260 5 0 7, 1 3 1261 6 All faults 0 61 1262 1 Do. 0 41 1263 1 0 6 1 T 126-1 2 0 51 1265 1 All faults 0 3i 1266 2 0 8 1 1267 1 All faults 0 5 . 1 1268 5 Do. 0 4 1209 1 0 51 , 4 , 1270 1 0 31 1271 1 All faults 0 31 1275 l 0 33 : 1273 1 Ail faults 0 2+ 1274 1 1 2 1275 8 1 1 1275 3 0 103,- 1277 3 0 91 1278 Pickings 0 54 30 Bale 3 EAST INDIA. ON ACCOUNT OF MESSRS. HARPIN AND CO. 11 0 8 2 2 09 71 32 0 5 4 3 0 51 53 0 7 6 5 0 31 7 6 0 31 8 2 0 4i 9 1 0 11 10 5 0 2 67 Bites CHILI. 1279 1 Merino 1 01 1280 1 Mestizo 0 9 1281 to 1288 pissed 127 Bales SFAX, „ MOGADOR, 61 ~ OPORTO, 20 „ SPANISH MOUNTAIN. 1289 5 Sfax 1 22 1290 to 1320 passed MR. EDMUND BUCKLEY'S CATALOGUE. 274 Bales EAST INDIA, 212 „ CORDOVA, 149 „ BUENOS AYRES, • 35 „ WASHED OPORTO, 11 „ DONSKOI, 14 „ ENGLLSH SKIN, 31 „ SHODDY, &e. 274 Bales EAST INDIA, EAgi I' INDIA WOOL, 11 „ DONSKOI. CDNTINUED Lot. Bale.s Per lb Lot. Bales. 5. d. O 91 O 8 O 6.1 O 8. • 91 O 7 O 7 O 6 O 6 5 0 5 4 No. 48, 2 srts. 0 41 9 0 81 12 0 71 6 0 61 7 0 61 5 0 5 1- 0 6 2 No. 86, 2 arts. 0 4 7 1 01 13 0 81- 11 0 8 11 0 7 10 0 71 10 0 7i 4 All faults 0 6 0 81 O 51 O 51 O 51- O 51 Per lb. e. d. 99 4 0 4 100 7 0 5 101 4 No. 332, two sorts 0 41 101* Damaged pick ings 0 5 102 11 Donskoi 0 10 58 2 59 2 60 1 61 1 62 13 63 8 &I 9 65 3 66 2 67 63 69 70 116 Bales BUENOS AYRES 165 Bales CORDOVA. 35 Bales OPORTO, washed. 11 Bales SHODDY and MUNGO. 14 Bales ENGLISH SKIN. 103 to 118 passed _ _ ,_ 10 10 10 10 10N). 231, a little grey 0 3 0 7 0 119 2 Repacked 0 9 120 to 124 ' passed 125 Damgd pikgs 0 5 126 to 137 pasted 138 1 0 10j 138* Damgd pikgs 1 0 2 All faults 0 10 0 9 0 (buyers to find tares) 0 71 135 6 passed 140 8 passed 141 1 0 11 141* Dame pikgs 0 1 142 to 145 passed 146 3 Black 0 91 147 to 156 passed 47 Bales CORDOVA, 33 „ BUENOS AYRES 14 SUNDRIES. 157 to 168 passed 20 Bigs SUND RIES. 169 7 0 3 170 6 0 2 171 1 0 01 172 4 passed 2 All faults 0 7 0 7 . 0 173 2 Florence lalb; 0 6 At LQWIS & CO (IPANY'S, Ranelagh-street. BOYS are CLOTdED from the Ages of Six to T Renty Year AN ATLAS GRATIS WITH THS"DISPATCR."—Oa and after Sundry, October 4th, 1857, each espy of the Dispatch will be accompanied with a map, a chart, or the plan of of a pi incipal town, so as to furuish to each subscriber, gratis, the most comprehensive, comr.lete and generally useful Alas hitherto published in Great Britain. The size of the engravings will be that of one page of the newspaper, six maps and twe plans, in each year, will be of doub'e the size— 17 inches by 25. The ordinary map will be correctly tinted, the charts will be priperly relieved ' in blu ‘, and the plans will be printel in a rich colour. The double maps will be the object of great attention in the desire to make them beautiful specimens of maps colouring. It is hoped, in the course of nu unroasanably protrac-al time, that the Dispatch Atlas will contain more names and positions of places than any other English publication of the kind. The counties will be given se parately, and Isbe: - e they ara large and populous, as in the case of Lancashire, each div'sion of the county will occupy a pare; again, the Sta'es of Italy will be the subject of six distinct maps. The names of the draughtsmen and engravers will be the best guarantee for perfect accuracy. The snaps will be as full as clearness and reference will allow. Correcroas and discoveries will be given from the best au'horities. The engravings will be in the highest style of art, many thousands of pounds being devoted to their cost, and they will be taken from original drawings expressly prepared for the series. Directors of mechanics' institutes, the conductors of all educational establishments, the proprietors of hotels, reading-rooms, and cofTe -houses, will, iu ;were-sing the Dispatch Atlas be supplied with a daily want. The money value of the comrleted work may be best ascertained by incriiiing the selling price of any large and trustworthy collection of maps. The Dispatch Atlas wifl •be forwarded with the numbers of the paper at the usual prig, 51. per copy, or 6d. stomped. On he fist issue some hints s.si Ibe given for preservicg, indexing, and binding the Atlas. Orders received by every news-agent and bookseller in the king dom, and at the Dispatch office, 139, Fleet street. The Friday evening edition may be received in the most distant part of the kingdom on Saturday morning. At LEWIS & OMPANY'S, Rane'agh-street. BOYS are OA.O HIED from the Ages of 3:x to Twenty Years. Commaatt . ( satel, THIS . DAY THIS DAY, she 9th instant. 450 Barrels American ROSIN, Apply to BROWNE, HU N • THIS DAY, the 9th of October, at Four o'clock, 500 Bales E. I. WOOL, V 26 Do. Egyptian DIP 10. CO gr og % Apply to BROWNK, RUNT RR Tuffs DAY, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Verde'sOfli , 013.RTcemap.: t est•hoY 29 , 3 hales WEED' Broker just arrived ea Rattler. Apply to JOHN ROWLiNsO. Tuts DAY, the 9.h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at 0 10 Brokers' Offie,, ApFlev-build'ngs, Oldhall - str eet, 3l3Bags NI l RATE SODA, ex Union, from Hamsurg:LApp:y to • J. E. BADLAND; or to Brokers. EDWARD ( OX Rc Sol,_ Tuts DAY, t he 9th in , tant, at Twelve o'clock, at Vie Broke:B' Office, IS, Hackie's-hey, 150 Bags LINS ED, 184 Bags LI , SEED CAKE, Me °' now landing ex Centurion, f:em New York.—Apply to M . A.ndrews and Cunningham, Merchants ; or to vt ker/* SILL & 111F.UGE....N , -------'.° . _ Tuis DAY, the 9th of Octobe,, at Four o'clock , at the Brokers Saleroom, 25, Temple-street, 500 Bales P.ast India 500 sheets English Skin and. Fleeee, WUOLS. 1,000 Bales Turkey, Egypti,n, Iceland, Russian, and other Low 2,000 Bales. y o kes.- Apply to W. CREA Sr, C 0.,, TO-NI it 0W To•rdLniaow, 10th October, at the Brokers' SAleroOra, Atherton-buildings, Dale-street. 1,500 Bales East India, 170 „ Buenos Ayres, ‘l. VOW.. 501 „ Egyptian. Mugado-e, Sfax, Oporto, Russia, Turkey, &c., 10 Bags turkey uOATS' HAIR. 1830 Bales. For catalogues, &c., apply to kerg' HUGHES ez RONALD, Wool E_!__9/ LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. TO .MORROW, the 10,h Octobe•, at Two o'cloe'r, at the Cotton Salesroom, Bro Bags Laid Cheviot t viroo l ' 700 Bags Turkey, Mogadore, Chilian, Smyrna, Btc. • 1500 Bazs. For particulars app'y to _,Oll B:tADBURY he COOT, 11, Dale-street, Llyeir" and 17, Babinghali-street, London. NEXT WEEK Cn MONDAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, st the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, Li r g, About 140 Tons Thin Oblorg Amricon I.INS!!:ED OIL"' — ,,,101 1 " 'And: ng ex Excelsior, from N,w York.—Apply to Messrs. Cal la Johnston and Co., Merchants; rr to Bra J. H. RAYNER & Ca On TUESDAY next, the 13th instant. at rwese o'clock, at the Brokers' Offic , 1019 Bales JUTE, Tl Oll. just arrived ex Aracan, Prince's Da,k.--Apply to hfessrs. and John Brocklebank, Merchants ; or to t °* T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., pj c t ty On WEDNESDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock. as Bro..ers' Oitic?, 2, Dale..treet, 30 Tons Siam SAPANWOOD, 11 Cases E. S. WA X. 800 Bags Bombay SALTPETRE, 300 Bags BRO TURMERIC. Apply to WNE, MUNI' TER & On WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant, at the Broker's Saleroom' Exchange Chambers, (To follow the Sales of Horse Hair,) PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FoOT. w. PO • Office and Warehouse-8. CABLE.STREET. JR CAMERON, • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, pinn ,.. 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVER MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE. oa SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BM W "' CHARTz.4, &a. KEITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT 11- OCIS S 34, CASTLE-STREET. ARE NOW ,RE-OPENED. ..ant W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his frienfott the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been fad and at the same time to Inform them that to accommodate h. pidly increasing business he has built an entirely new . „ O P! t V - ttlf loom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. v',l„t t ly increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects ", a 4l Picture, will not only sustain the high character they have 11 " -- attained, but even surpass his former iirodnctions. 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL , Opposite the Bank of Eng and. WIRE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES DA N D E R S o () S,—CASTLE-STREET-5. P T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years l4Es pet - in bond, and fit for immediate use.... I In Pints.... SHERRY.- First Class, Pala au Gold CLARET. —St. Ju ien, four years in b0tt1e.......... 423 " CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS , ANDERSON S. __ ~. A o 1 Ptßate, AN/ . a; itott it til l trnko r,,, 11 4 Iv' Dt ,rott, ct, ti F7 ll di k r l n t l ' v d , Z a ! Ten; t „tt k`kmt -41 R e ' —0 ; Gi kat Ito "'nati Ivt b , 4 Ni l Y 4 be °I th44,Avte,n I)44nd tN T , s,rdePsimi ' C. Pi . l!! r. : kpo ti p, 115 4v .Nd ; '" a d, de utrle r,p e 44 :1 1'4 D k r t , b r ; , : 1101 tie ti Cll'4:flee 44 1Itt e t :q c. E opltTh. 'h. c R Sta r tti 7ERAMEI 19th U¢;, Itad e F Ilne G A isr11,11(Isell 111 : 4 4 41'e ll i dil 41 31 i'ltr P?Ill ii k t t hil k ilhd. , r I Nit,gero 700 Bales MEXICAN FIBRE, new crop, now landing, suitable for Bru.h Making, Seating, f Apply to Messrs. Leech, Harrison, arid Forwood, merchants; - o arolceP F. J. EATON, •-•• • On THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at tIP Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 1630 Bags BORATE Or' LIME, J. landed ex Jonge Leiffsrt, tront Amsterdam —Apply to Messrs Schroder & Co., Merchants; or to ILO J. H. RAYNER.& CO., - On , the instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street. . 167 Bales Mexican FIBRE, ex Mountain Eagle.—Apply B Br °l ' e HUNTER, & CO., f,'; ........ ...... ACETATE OF LIME, IRON, AND RED LITIOtt , , T , VEGETABLE NAPTHA, PRINTERS' ACETIC: h•C'"" WOOD CHARCOAL. Apply to JOHN EVERETIEL, 0. App'ey Bridge Work., near WIRE RIGGING. UNDERNOTED VESSELS - 90 0 6 present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGO of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture— ifigo Three SPEAVERS and Three SAILING• VESSELS..BuiId" John Laird, Esq. JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer, —Messrs. T. Vernon a° builders. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT Ship BOGOTA ..... .. Messrs. Blythe and Trought ,, n , „ ° 4aor,,,, Ship LADY HEAD Messrs.'Stuart and DonglaSe of ,- New ship LLAMA Messsy. Patty and SearigliG ° o l4, NEW SHIP.— NEW SHIP. • . ....Building at Yarraolq;49l,. NEW BARQUE .. . „ Building 0„'; NEW SCHOONER lA Also, a number of VE-SELS being FITTED with WIRE f lI pA The advantage of WIRE hOPE tor SHIPS' RIGGING 7,,,psit - d generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter- 4 ;4lin: ably cheaper —more durable—and less than half the bulk.,," fp' Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating ward. CARD of Comparatire SIZES —and PRICE LIST—on aPP BO' GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO., MA OF IMPROVED PATEN P N UFACTURERS CORDAGE AND WIRE SAILMAKEIIS SHIP- CHANDLERS, 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-SIBEET, LIVERPOOL. ao t Arf UFA - • l• oho A full Assortment of V, IRE ROPE, and CTORY—WArENTHEE-ROAD EMP, MAN (I P OIR ROPE and HAWSERS a l wa y s ba'Stcck for Export r MSS. • • / °t; • FATAL ACCIDENT IN A FACTORY AT BRADFOIL- . Thursday an inquest was held at the Rose and Cre w 7or near the Infirmary, Bradford, on the body of Joseph c m e iyetl f nor, 16 years of age, who had died from injuries r e cen t° by falling down the open part for the ascent and d i e' Co ri a hoist or " sacktacklr," the mill of Ward anu n vil Purtland-s reef, Manchester Road, oa the m cs aist leptember. The deceased, accompanied by a gir l nn the Auu Elizabeth Brayshaw, had gone into the room " b y tft; ' third story, both anxious to ride to the upper Stull votive hoist hoist instead of going by the stairs, when he ends e n incill to raise himself to the swinging platform by 6" 1 . ; ,,,rg 013 4 his arms or elbows upon the sire, and then eleva, -- 0 61P 0 , knee. There, however, his hands and arms slipPo' st orel was precipitated to the t ottom, a depth of thre e c e r tsi n i ; He was conveyed to the Infirmary, when it was 3s bis ed that his jawbone was severely injured, and o ceri, thighbone broken. Every effort was used for his re ain eye but in Yair, and he expirel on Monday. Fru it ' bl'T, o deuce it seemed clear that no person was so ranch t th as the deceased himself, and in some dcgrce the Y ° l dea th • bad charge of the hoht, and a verdict of ''.Acciden ts was retuned. o% l° $f „ f Printed and Published by CHARLES ‘WILLMED, . 4 ,10 0 0 0 street, at hi s Elen2ral Printing and Stationery - 19, South John-street, Livernool. FRIPAY, OCVOBE 9, 1857.