Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-11 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. The sales of Cotton to-day were 10,000 bales, of which 3,000 were on speculation and for 'export, the market closing very firmly at the qu'otationa, which are raised 1-16 d to kd per lb. over last Friday. Messrs Wright, jun., in their circular for America, issued this morning, make the follow ing remarks concerning the movements of the trade during the week : We closed our last circular report of 3rd instant on a firm Cotton market, and at very full rates for all classes of American description. The demand in the early part of the present week was to an average extent, and although liberally met by holders, extreme prices had to be paid for such as changed hands, extended sales and increasing animation, at gradually hardeni ng ra t es , b e i ng the ruling feature since the receipt of advicea per Canada, on Tuesday, Which, douhless, influenced a better trade in the manufac turing districts, and which is stimulated by the continued propitious weather for harvest prospects, accompanied by a growing feeling in favour of early relaxation in discount rates for money accommoda tion. Viewing the limited receipts at, and amount of Cotton in, the American seaports, it does not 1 4 8 ere probable a f ter sat i s f y i ng the direct Continental ~e nl end, and furnishi ng d omest i c sp i nners w i t h an average l tu iniite', much will rema i n f ar export to t hi s country, and. ts trashy character in connection with our rapidly dimi nishing stock, and wasty nature of' much that is held, is a !natter calling for far deeper consideration than has hitherto b een directed to it, especially under the unfavourable reports jeopardising the next yield. European politics are rather unsettled, but their aspect does not excite pre eent iou unessiner, although they form the subject of di s - Itss and surmis m es for results. The next India advices, i. l :tv . ever, engross ore attention, and are anxiously looked convnereial circles, the uncertainty of their tenor keepingbeak operations in check, and have no doubt biased the directors in making no change this week in the rate ° I interest, confidently expected by the steady influx of the Precious metals into its coffers. The total sales of the ! w eek amount t o 67 , 120 b a l es, o f w hi c h 41,800 are American. R e _ e ulators have taken 7,110, a n d ex p orters 7,640, leaving e1z,370 bales of all kinds to the trade. The import for same time is 43,530 bales, of which 34,997 are American. The quantity known to be at sea f rom A merican ports is about 3,000 hales' PRICES To-DAY, rte Orleans Fair.. 811 Mi dling..Bid Ordinary...so to 73d 84 0b1le ~ ~ 8.14 „ ..8 1-161 ~ , , 53d to 73d Atlantic ..Bad „ .. 8d ,- ... 53d to 7jd Total taken for 'Coos'ption,lBs7 1,061,330 bales.lBs6' 1,177 990 bales. „ Export (actual) „ • . 1 62,335 „ „ .. 91,209 ~ American Brazil Egyptian E India W Inmia Total. Stock this day .484 990 41,931 19,440 50,780 550 597 69 0 Same time 185 6.577,450 49 380 40,790 32,180 1,380 701,480 The Liverpool Share Market was rather dull to -day, and a decline occurred in prices. The following were the d a y' s sales: -Chester and Rolyhead, . 184; Eastern Counties, 11 11-16; Lancashire and Yorkshire £9 shares, Ip.; London' and North Western, 1031 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshi re , 44 , 43 8 ; Midland, '830; North E astern, 23, 221; Dovers, 221; Great Western of GCanada, 2 tl; Grand Trunk of Canada, 14 5-16, 1; reat Western, Chester 'pref., 10 The follow 8R were th e c l os i ng prices :-Blackburn, 7*, Cased Chester an d Bi r k enhead., 701, 701 ; he onian, 37 11-16, 37-1 ; Chester and Holy; ad, 16 1, 181 ; Eastern Counties, 11*, 111 ; East Lancashire, 97, 971 ; Do, -£9 shares, 1 13-16 p ; Great Northern, 24f, 241;' Great Wes ter n, 648, e).,,,51; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 100 k, 101 ; " i n. £9 shares, 1, and 1 1-16 p ; Liverpool, C ros by, Southpo r t, 191 . 19 Z ; L ondon and North andstern Stock, 1034, 1031; Manchester, Sheffield, told Lincolnshire. 43a. 431; Midl an d Stock, 83f, 831; Northßritish, 10 15-16,111-19 ; North Staffardshire. 'ICI ' 4. 1 d ; North Eastern-Berwick, 221, 23 ; York and North Midland, 359, 351 ; Leeds Capital ! t ook, 22*, 221 ; South Eastern and Dover, 22 ~,"6, 22* ; Scottish North - Eastern, 122, in ; adliffalo and Lake Huron, 4:1 41 d ; Ditto New Shares, 4, - 3* d ; Dutch Rhenish, 31, 31 d ; Great Western of Canada. 21a, 21Z ; Ditto New Shares, l ' i p ; Great Luxembourg, 11 9-16, 11 7-16 d ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 14* 14 The Weekly Traffic Returns up. to thisle.fternoon Were as follows :-Bedale and Le 3 burn 101/; Bel fast and 'Ballymena 1. 2251; Birkenhead, Lanca- Shire, and Cheshire 3.2941..; Bristol and Exeter 6,9791; Caledonian 13,8241; Chester and Holy head 6,776/ ; Cork, Blackroak, and Passage -200 l; beesicle 3421 ; Dublin and Belfast Jantetion 1 ; 2641 ; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,238/ ; DDundalk and ' Enniskillen 4731 ; Dublin and rogheda 1,59 8 1 ; Dublin and Wicklow, and Dub e and -Kingstown 3,0851; East Anglian 1,0411 . , Eastern Counties, and Eastern Union 26,1911; E aSt Lan cas hi re 7,5291; Edinburgh and Glasgow, and South Dunfermline 5,5801; Edinburgh..PertD, an d Dun , l ee 3, 189 1; Glasgow and South Western 7'3881a•, ; 'Great N ort h o f Scotland 1,2791 ; Great Northern 21,5511; Great Southern and Western 66251 ; Great Western 31,5571; Kendal and 'Win dermere 258/ • L ancaster and Carlisle 6,5771; Lan and Yorkshire 26,6941; Llanelly Railway and Dock 587/ ; L ondon and Blackwell 1,5091; J-4endon, Bright on , an d S outh Coast 16,967/ ; Lon- Sdon and North Western 68,502/ ; London and outh We s t ern 17,1361; London, Tilbury, and uthend 2,0581 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and I.,in colnshire 1'1.444; Maehester, South Junction, and taltrincham 1,706; Maryport and Carlisle 1,067/;Mid land 32,5441; Midland Great Western 4,2191; Now. castle and Carlisle 4,195/ ; North British 5,1051 ; North Eastern 35,731/ ; North Staffordshire Rail,. Wa y and Canal 8,6841; North Western 1,0111; Ox ford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,6601; -St. lielen's Canal and Railway 1,6251; Shrewsbury and Birmingham 1,4551; Shrewsbury and Chester 9,7211; Shrewsbury and Hereford 1,3571; - Scottish Central 2,768/ ; Scottish North Eastern (late Aberdeen) 3 ,503/ ; uh Devon 3,8211; South Eastern 21,15 al; South So u t h Y nd River Dun 2,676/ ; South Wales 1 ,424/ ; Taff Vale 5 ,4381; Vale of Neath 1,8241:; Warrington and Stockport 3191 ; 'Waterford and ;Kilkenny 4261; 'Waterford and Limerick 1,1521; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3 4131; Whitehaven and Furness 384? ; Whitehaven Junc tion 4231; Buffalo and Lake Huron 7991; Dutch Rhenish 3,260/ ; •Grand Trunk of Canada 9,657/ ; Great Luxembourg 8831; Great We of Canada 9,131/ ; Sambre and Meuse 1,139/. The Money Marina keeps pretty active, and full rates are maintained. Messrs. browne,' Hunter, and Co , in.their circular, remark :- The position of the Money Market since our eircular of 23rd ult ~ . has gradually improved, and the stoek of bullicn in the Bank of England has been considerably augmented, - I . tud, its returns present other features imparting strength I _2 the • establishment, a further reduction in the rate of amount may shortly be expected. Business in all depart ;Gaits has been very guiet during the past fortnight, and 1 .6 . _ upward tendency m 'our Produce Markets appears to 018u70 eau arrested -a pause which is little cause for sur , looking at the high pricer . ; of the raw materi "Tether w i th the .exorbitant .rates for discount thathave al, prosl'U for such a length of time, for thereby much of the Maed__s that nalght otherwise have been realised by our ex trade have doubtless been absorbed. Whether the v re ile, of the large arrivals of specie that we are at present ehe-elug, in return for our immense exports, will be to a eapen money materially, remains to be seen, the in n of capricious causes having so powerful a bearing "Ann monetary matters. The Market for the Public Funds and Securities to a - aay was pretty steady, and, indeed,' an advance .vas at one time established, but this was afterwards lost. Consols for Money closed at 921 to 92i. and for the Aecount at 921 to 921 ; Exchequer Bills, 3 dis to 3 924 to 921. Pm ; and th e New Three per Cents. at There was little business transacted in the London Railway Share Market to-day, and prices exhibit a downward tendency, The following Were the closing pri ce , : ___ An ham, and East Junction, 51 5 6 ; Caledonian, bergate, Notting- Di, 754; Edinburgh and Gla:gow, 62, 64 ; Eastern Counties, 11 7 -16, 11 13-16 ; East Lan cashire, 97,. 98 ; Great Northern, 991 ; Ditto A, 90, 91 ; Great Western, 641, 65 ; L ancash i re and Yo r k s hi re, 100 1 , 101; Leeds Northern 454. L0nd,451; London and North Western, 103 t, 1031 ; on and South Western,loll,lo2 ; Manchester, "t n : M eld, and Lineolnshire, 431,441; Midland Stock, 11 7,' 83 1 - ; North BritiSh; 43i, 44; South EaStern 13 11 4 i bo ver, 74,1, 75 ; York, - Newcastle and Then ''' l k, 9 2, 93 ; York and North Midland, 714, 72 ; Con oef:et': lalittle alteration to notice,in the posi and woolaltro Market during the past fortnight, limited gthe transactions have been to a ext ent, no alteration in prices has ts.ken place. Our 14th instant .11-et-It public sales commence on till , the quantity to be brought forward Will amount to about 11,000 bales, of which 6,100 India. The sales o f 'C o l on i a l W oo l in bales, London are fixed for the 16th i ns t an t ; th e quantity already arrived amounts t o upwar d s o f are E , as 60,0 Q -0 bales, but the favourable results of the Qorman Wool Fairs, is likely to have a beneficial effect upon prices. • The C)rn Trade remains very dull everywhere throughout the country, and a decline has occurred in the principal articles of consumption. At our Market to-day there was little doing, and pricer were merely nom;nal. At the London Market Wheat was Is. to 2s. lower, and the sales were of a very retail description. New York Flour was offered at 455. per sack. Trade in Manchester is steady, and prices are looking upwards. The accounts in anticipation of the Overland Mail are anxiously looked for. The following are the latest quotations of the Foreign Exchanges :—Atnsterrlam, short, 11 171 to 11 18.; ditto, short, 12 to 121; Rotterdam, three months, 12 to 12-; Antwerp, do., 25 471 to 25 50; Brussels, do., 25 471 to 25 50 ; Hamburg, do , 13 81 to 13 81; Paris, short, 25 221 to 25 271 , ditto, three months, 25 621 to 25 671; Marseilles, do., 25 65 to 25 70 ; Frankfort, do., 1191 to 1191 ; Vienna, do , 10 28 to 10 31 ; Trieste, ditto, 10 29 to 10 32 ; St. Petersburg, do., HI to 36i ; Madrid, do., 481 to 481. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS An Account, pursuant to the Act 7tb and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending July 3, 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. Credit. Notes issued .. £25,341,280 Government Debt Other securities 3,459,900 Gold Coin and Bullion 10,866,280 MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. 'THE NORTHERN TIMES---LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1857. £25,341,280 I Total .... £25,341,280 BANKING DBPARTMENT. Debit. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 7,863,550 Other „ 9,658,616 Seven days, and other bills 678,610 Credit. GOT ernment se- curities £10,326,065 Other securities 19,315,201 Notes 5,372,745 Gold and silver coin Total .... .E36,1G4,587 Total £36,164,587 Compared with the return of the previous week, we have the following results : Active circulation £19,468.535 Increase 325,835 11,516,856 137,891 Rest Increase Seven day and other bills . 678,610 Increase Public deposits .. 7,863,550 Decrease 279,687 Other depoSits Increase Government securities 10,326,065 Decrease . Other securities Increase Notes unemployed Decrease 163,806 Bullion. Increase The bar silver brought by the Atrato from, the West Indies. &a., was sold yesterday at 5s lid per ounce standard, being id below the price r(!alised for the supply by the previous packet, but yet in.. dicating a recovery from the fall which followed the announcement of the reduction in the East India Company's rate of exchange. The 'Chilian. dollars brought by the Atrato were sold at 4s 111 d per ounce, but the Mexican dollars have not yet been disposed of. The recent reduction of id in the East India Company's rate of exchange has failed to attract any sums of importance into the Company's treasury ; and thus the advisability of a further reduction of Id may come under discussion. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 26th ult. to the 9th inst. (yesterday), is as follows : Rate of Exchange. Bengal, £29,332 16s 5d 1 2s 014 per company's rupee. Madras, 4,732 Ils lld Bombay, 1,409 18s 3d 2s Old per di' to. Total, £35,475 6s 7d Mr. James Low, of Austin-friars, London, has compiled the following statement of the imports of gold and silver into Great Britain during the first six months of the year 1857 : From Africa „ United States, including principal imports from California „ Australia „ Brazils . ..........••• .. ~ ~ M-xico, West Indies, Tern, and a portion from California.....G3ld ind silver „ 3,415,000 „ Mediterranean .... 7 , . . 543,000 „ 13,ussla £13,220,000 The above is as correct an account as can be fur nished of the aggregate imports; but does not attempt to estimate the imports from theCaitinent arising out of exchange operations, of which no exact statement can be obtained. The same authority► states the-shipments of th e precious metals to the East for the last six months as follows-: Gold. Silver. From Great Britain.. From Mediterranean Ports 30,408 .. 1,814,091 Total.. . £116,700 £10,489,340 The adjourned meeting of the South Australian Banking Company has just been -held, at which the resolution proposed at the former meeting for an increase of capital was confirmed unanimously. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 15th inst. for the conveyance of 1,033 tons of stores (materials for the electric telegraph) from Liverpool to Kurrachee ; also for the con veyance of stores from England to Bombay, Calcutta, and Madras. The basis on which the amalgamation of the Royal Mail Company, and the European and Australian Royal Mail Company is proposed to be carried out is stated to be as follows :—The capital stock of the two companies is to be fixod at 2,000;000/. Half of this is to be represented by 15,000 Royal Mail shares, at .601. 13s. 4d. each, which are to be regarded as fully paid up. The remaining 1,000,000/ is to be represented by 9,000 European and Australian shares, at 661. 13s. 4d., which would amount to 600.0001., and unissurd stock for 400,0001. On the. European and Austra lian shares 200,0001. has yet to be paid, which will be called for by four instalments. These shares are not to receive any dividends -for a year, reckoning from the Ist of_July, f 857, it being provided that 'any profits from the Australian ser vice, together with the surplus.profits. of the Royal Mail Company after the latter have paid the usual dividend on their shares, shall be carried during that period to a united reserve fund Afterwards, both sets of shares will rank alike. The conditions the are subject to the app rova l o f the s hareholders of respective companies, and also to a proviso for an extension of two years of their existing contracts being obtained from the government. The gre a t est anxiety telegraphic advises fro - m th is expressed for the next e East It is calculated that these mi g h t possibly come to hand in the ordinary cours e by to-morrow (Saturday), but it is by no means improbable until Monday. At Hamburg the rate of discount has advanced to 7+ to 71 per cent. With reference to the market for American Securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : There has been very little Investment in American Securities in London duriog the past week. We mite, however, some disposition to buy stocks and bonis, where they are sold under the influence of fear or panic, at reduced rates. In the present state of railroad matt ers i n the United States, when the stocks of roads, whose position is not satisfactory, are selling at almost nominal prices, and where sound and profitable stocks, paying eight and ten per cent., are selling at ten and twenty per cent, dis count, we are somewhat surprised at endeavours being made to negotiate in London the Securities of new and unfinished projects, which are utterly unsaleable in Ame rica ; and we must counsel our friends wholly to abstain from any such dangerous investments. The Paris Moniteur of this morning (Friday) This week. jP.,cespaid Currt. Prices. Import. Sales. Description. I this week. Mid. Fair. Stocks. --- —_— -- Id. •d, d. d. 'B3Ol 1 82 0, 1 0 0 Sea upl a I n s l c r d ..- 1 4 to to 3 8 1 4 8 15 Ikl s a 1486450 .... 6610 Mobile - .. 74 to 8i 81-15 St 26696 25940 New Orleans' 5 to 10 84 84 4440 4590 Brazil - • - 8 to 10 8i 84 41390 1107 5070 Egyptian - -J 81 to 134 94 10 18890 70 10J West India -84 to 11 8 84 6 0 2916 15193 East India - 4 to 7 54 . 51 49910 43533 67120 Total I 597240 publishes the monthly returns of the Bank of France to Thursday, July 9. We give the most important items, with the corresponding figures of last month, en regard : July. June. Coin and bullion Paris 109,802,656....111,966,862 Ditto, ditto, branch banks .. 152 573,723. ... 172,786,749 Bills discounted, Paris 300,546,085....244,151,088 Ditto, branch banks 284,358,776 255,232,605 Notes in circulation, Paris 552,970,500. . :.513,025,300 Ditto, branch banks . 55,655,200.... 56,058,700 Treasury deposits 114,082,269....113,549,943 Private deposits, Paris 139,748,250 _118,620,896 Ditto, branch banks Advanced on public securities 24,001,936 .. 21,318,436 Ditto, by branch banks...—. 5,201,950 4,98%900 Advanced on railway securities 13,542,600.... 11,69900 Ditto, by branch banks . 6,601,700.... 5,867,400 The discounts have increases by less than 3,420,0001, leading to an increase of 1,581,000 i in the circulation, and of 887,0001 in the private deposits. The coin and bullion have at the same time decreased 895,0001. The aggregate increase in the advances on stocks and shares' is 218,0001. The Treasury deposits present a trifling increase. This return indicates a more active state of trade, but several of the changes will be unfavourably viewed. trommerztai ntelltsencc. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Jury 10. The cotton market opened at the beginning of the week with a strong upward feeling, which was further increased by the advices from the States, and the healthy tone of the Manchester market ; the daily transactions have since been considerably more extensive, at gradually im proving prices, and we advance quotations of American id per lb since last Friday_ ' Brazil in good request, and id per 11 Egyptian very scarce, and id per lb Surat rather dearer. The weekly sales aro 67,120 bales, of speculation, and 7,640 for export. ) dearer. higher. which 7,110 are on LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—JiIIs 10. SUGAR: We have to report the sale of 5,500 bags Ben gal, just arrived, at 58s 6d for good yellow Date, and at 61s per cwt. for yellow grainy. MOLASSES OR RUM : Nothing has taken place. COFFEE: The sales are coufined to 60 bags Bahia, at 51s per ewt, PIMENTO: A small lot has realised 4jd per cwt. RICE is rather quiet, and only 1,000 bags Bengal IT— ported, at 12s 6d per cwt. JUTE : The market is without animation, but the - sales at auction and by private amount to 1,850 bales, at prices ranging from £22 15s to £26 I7s 6d per ton. FIBRE: A few bales of Mexican sold at £6O per ton. RiTIEW OF 'ME WEEK. SUGA=R : There has been no improvement in the demand ; the sales are limited to 150 hhds 8.P., and 550 bags Gur pattah Dates, to arrive, at 57s per cwt; the quotations are reduced in accordance with the business done. Moz.Asscs : There is the same indisposition to purchase; the recent imports are being stored to await the revival of demand. COFFEE : There is a fair demand, full rates are paid for anything suitable to home consumption ; the sales are 60 tierces Jamaica, chiefly ordinary to good ordinary, at 70s to 74s ; GO casks Plantation Ceylon at , 783 6d ; and 1,400 bogs Rio, at 464 for low, and 55s to 57s per cwt for superior unwashed to low washed. COCOA i OO bags red Bahia realised 808 per cwt. PEPPER : '2OO bags Malabar sold at 54d per lb. RICE : A. moderate inquiry has prevailed, and full prices are paid for new crop Bengal ; transactions are 9,600 bags:Bengal, atiOs to 12s for-ordinary to good old, 43s for middling new, and 14s 3d to 14s 93 for fine new ; besides which, 2,000 bags have been sold for arrival at 14s, also a cargo of 700 tons Necransie at - 11s 6d, and 1,620 tons Rangoon at lls 3d per cwt, both: floating conditions. PEARL, SEGO : 600 bexes are reported, partly at 21s 6d per cwt for small. Runt is in limited request, and the sales are only 60 casks Demerara, at a decline of ld to 2d per gallon. TEA : The market keeps very strong for all kinds of black, and prices are well supported, but fronfthe limited quan tity on offer, transactions are somewhat curtailed ; ex. porters, speculators, and the trade have bought freely in the medium to fine descriptions of young hyson, imperials and gunpowders, which may be quoted Id per lb higher than last week. INDIGO OR SLIELL LAC: No sales reported. LAC DYE: A :ew chests DT are reported at 23 •por lb. GUM: 3 tons African red at 90.3 to 62s 6d. GAXBIER : 50 tons, to arrive. price not transpired, and 100 tons in store, at 17s for sound, and 16s 3d to los 6d for heated. SAGO FLOUR : About 800 bags, principally at its 3d to 17s 6d per cwt. LINSEED OIL CARR : .23 tons Atnerican at £9 15s to £lO per ton. - SALTPETRE : There has been rather more inquiry, and 100 tons sold for arrival at 43s for 5 per cent, and 1,000 bags at 33s 6d for 16i per cent, 36s 6d for 11 per cent, up to 43s for 5 per cmt - reiraction. NITRATE OF SODA: ISO tons sold ,at 21s 61 to 2-3 s per cwt, also 340 tons to arrive within the range of our quotations. LOGWOOD: 60 tons Campeachy sold at £S 23 6d to £8 ss, 40 tons Tobasco at £7 I 0:, 80 tons Honduras at £5 17s 6d to £6, 150 tons Jamaica at £4 12sf6d. LIMA WOOD : 70 tons at £32,* with 60 tons to arrive at £22 per ton. Flusup AND BARW0011: Small parcels of each sold at the quotations. _ ROSIN: 2,000 barrels are 'reported, at 4s id to 4s 3d for common, 8s to lOs for medium, and Iss toi6s per cwt. for fine. TURPENTINE : 250 barrels sold at 9s 6d per cwt. TAa ; For 1,500 barrels American Ils 6d to 12s 6d per barrel has been accepted, according to size and quality. Amiss : Pot and pearl are dull, at last week's rates. LINSEED quiet ; no sales to report. RAPESEED: There is some demand, but little remains unsold. MusTArtn Scan : 2,200 bags yellow realised 58s for middling quality. GrizzGELLy SEED: 340 bags brought 62s per qr. HIDES : The sales this week comprise about 4,000 River Plate salted at oid to 101 d, 700 Sydney cow at 7d, 4,000 Melbourne, first class at 6d, second at 6d, and third at 30 per lb. BRIMSTONE has been in fair request, the sales being about 700 tons, at £7 2s 6d to £B, including 160 tons to arrive at .f 7 53 per ton. ArooLs continue slow of sale, and 0n1y.36 casks Oporto are reported at 44s to 475. CREAM or TARTAR : Small sales have been made at 102 s 6d to 105 s, and discoloured at 85s to 85s 6d. SUMAC: There has been more demand ; 900 bags Palermo taken at lls 6d to 12s 6d, 1500 bags Catania at 7s 9d to Bs, small lots of Tyrol at 7s 91 to Bs, and 50 bags. leafy Trieste at 9s. BARR : 200 bags Baltimore sold at 13s 6d. BERRIES : 400 bags Persian yellow sold at 45s per cwt. ARNATTO : 5 casks flag sold at 10d per lb. ()lava OIL : There has been a steady inquiry ; the sales are 110 tons at £5B to £5B lOs for Galipoli, £54 lOs to £55 for Seville and Malaga, £54 to 434 lOs for Lisbon, and £52 per tun for Itlogadore. SEAL OIL : 170 tons pale and 30 Cod have been sold at about former rates. LINSEED and RAPE OIL continue without change. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE : 300 barrels American are reported on the spot and to arrive at 41a to 42s per cwt. PALM OIL : The sales are about 300 tons, all on the spot, at £45 to £46 per ton ; the market is rather weaker. TALLOW : The demand is very quiet, at a decline of 6d to Is on last week's rates; 80 casks Isjorth American (8.A.) brought 60s to 6s 3d, and small parcels of Odessa 59s to 60s per cwt. LARD: 100 tons have been sold at 66s to 68s par owt., according to quality. Jura : 1700 bales are reported at £23 2s 6d to £26 17s 6d, being full prices. HEMP : 150 bales Italian have been taken at £34, 25 bales Bombay at .e2O, and 50 bales Manilla at 4'37 per ton. BEEF : The market has shown increased activity, and the sales for the week are of an extensive character at full prices generally, and very little of really fine quality is left in first hands ; advanced rates are now asked for all descriptions, which will, with the present light stock, likely be obtained. PORK : Small sales continue to be made, but Trish has this year quite the preference over American. BACON: The demand is of a retail character, and holders become somewhat anxious, as the stock is s ill large ; for choice short middles full prices are made, some fine brands of long middles also bring former rates, but for Cumber land cut, and for ordinary short and long middles, lower prices would be submitted to if buyers appeared. LARD: The advance has checked the demand, and the sales for the week are about 100 tons, chiefly at 67s 6d. CHEESE is a very slow sale, especially for the ordinary and inferior descriptions. GREASE BUTTER sells at the quotations.' ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION. Monday, July 13 : 55 tons Sayanilla Fustie. Tuesday, July 14 : 4,936 dry salted Hides ; 3,456 bales Wool. Wednesday, July 15 : 77 chests East India Gum Arabic ; 133 cases Argots ; 9 casks discoloured Tartar ; 5 tons Camwood ; 10 tons Red Saudera Wood 100 tons Bone Ash ; 150 tons cattle Bones ; 412 tins, 97 do. all faults Arrowroot ; 1,014 bales Wool. Thursday, July 16 : 2,060 bales Wool. Friday, July 17 : 3,866 bales Wool. Thursday, July 30 : 45 tons 17 bales India-rubber. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-JuLY 10. We had not many buyers from the country at our mar • ket this morning, but several millers were in attendance from Ireland; The business in Wheat, however, was but, to a moderate extent, good samples of red American hav ing a preference of demand, white and other kinds being comparatively neglected. In the general currencies we make no alteration from Tuesday's rates. Flour scarcely supports that day's prices, and we have very little doing. Beans are held 61 per quarter advance upon the low value lately accepted. Barley without change. Oats and Oatmeal meet a dull sale, with scarcely any quotable change in value. In proportion to the limited quantity of Indian Corn offered for sale out of our reduced stocks, a good deal has been cleared off to-day, and a further advance easily realised. We quote mixed and yellow American fully is 6d, and white is per quarter over the prices of our last market. _ _ • Arrivals from the 7th to the 9th July, 1857, inclusive. — Into Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 723 qrs ; malt, 25 qrs ; oats, 107 qrs ; oatmeal, 2,461 sacks ; flour, 682 sacks. Coastwise—Wheat, 376 qrs; oatmeal, 5 sacks; flour, 10 sacks. Canada and other British colonies out of Europe—Wheat, 7,202 qrs ; four, 125 barrels. Europe, &o. —Wheat, 2,105 qrs; barley, 456 qrs; Indian corn, 951 qrs. Egypt—Beans, 1,453 qrs. Into Runcorn—Oats, 663 qrs. Total—Wheat, 10,411 qrs ; barley, 456 qrs ; malt, 25 qrs : oats, 770 qrs ; beans, 1,453 qrs ; Indian corn, 951 gra ; oatmeal, 2,466 sacks ; flour, 692 sacks 125 barrels. R. MAKIN & SONS. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—JULY 10. Per stone, 201bs. Per golls. s. d. s. d. a. d. a. d. Potatoe... Seedlings 0 0 to 0 0 Hay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 8i Ditto, Pink Eyes .. 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, new. Green Clover Vetches 0 2 to 02i Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 41 to 0 5 Per ton, Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 olCarrots Oats, in straw . 0 0 to 0 0 s , fangle wureel !Manure 4 0 to 6 0 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.-JULY 10. The market is without much change. - A quiet feeling continues, and there is no renewal of the rumours of yes terday, that utifavourable accounts had been received from India, and the advices by telegraph, in anticipation of tlae 'Overland Mail, are anxiously looked for. LONDON PRODUCE M NRICET.-JuLv 'O. Suomi: The market has been uniformly dull this week. A. reduction of 6d to is was submitted to at the com mencement without inducing buyers to operate, and the amount of business done has been-unusually small. The refined market has also been inactive, but prices are quoted the same—lumps, 68s to 70s. CoPras : The bulk of the public sales this week con. sisted of good and fine plantatiln Ceylon, and prices were fully supported, with a good demand. Common descrip tions have been dull of sale. TEA': There has been a steady and good demand, and prices show a slight advance. Good common congou sold at is 2d, usual terms. OOTTON has'been in brisk demand. About 3,500 bales sold at a shade advance; Tinnevelly at fully id. SALTPETItt An advance of about Is has been estab lished, and the article has great confidence. RICE Holders have been willing to sell •at 3d to 6d decline, but buyers have not appeared, and nearly all that ivas offered by public sale was bought in. Rum : This article has been neglected, and sales could not be made without giving way in prices. SPICES have sold steadily at previous rates. In other articles no material alterations. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JULY 10. The market is steady to-day. The following are the current quotations :—Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 57s 6d to 57s 9d rJuly to September, 57s 6d ;August and 'Sept., 57s 9A; October and December, 57s 6d to 57s 9d. BORMIGH HOP NIARKET.--JuLy 10 The accounts from Worcester, Farnham, and parts of Mid and East Kent are rather more favourable; the re mainder, including Weald of Kent and Sussex, continue as bad or worse than 'last week. Duty, £120,000 to ,e 160,000. Market firm. LONDON CORN MARKET.--JuLy le. ..Our market to-day was very thinly attended by buyers, and the wheat trade ruled dull, and in some instances sales were made at a decline of is to 2s per quarter upon Monday's quotations. Flour was , es,sier to purchase. Barley was in short supply, and sales progressed slowly at late rates. Oats maintained their value, but demand was not active. Beans and pease unchanged. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM-JULY 6 TO JULY 10. Wheat barley Oats English and Scotch 1910 Flour. 490 LONDON AVERAGBS —Wheat, ,rle,l; Rye, Oa Od ; Beans, 42s 3d IMP ERIA: I Wheat. Barley. Oats. itye. Buns. pease. May 31 .. 578 8d 41s 10d 258 33 40s 91 443 BcV42s Od June 6 .. ,588 9d 41s 8 26s 2d 4os 10d 44s 33j405 5d 18 .. ,60s Od 388 9i 268 53 36s 03 443 311428 lld 20 .. 1608 Id 38s Ild 268 73 40s 6c1448 102[42s 8d 27 .. 161 s 6d 476 7d Vs 9 43s 4d 455 2d 43s lid July 4 .. 63s 5d 398 Od 278 .3d 41s lid 458 lid 44s 54 6wloBAg.Av. 60s 34 395 81 26s 7d 40s 7, , 448 103 42s 94 LONDON CATTLE MARKET.- JULY 10 The supply of beasts considerably exceeded the demand, consequently prices are rather lower, and several remain unsold. Good sheep are not very plentiful, and our quotations for them remain unaltered, but inferior quali ties are lower. The lamb trade is very heavy, at lo wer prices. Good calves are rather dearer than on Monday. From Germany and Holland there are 133 beasts, 820 sheep, and 42 calves; Spain. 100 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 400 ; and 134 mulch cows from the home counties. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. d. Best Scots, Herefords 4 4 4 6 Best Dna& Hf-hred AlO 5 0 Best Short-horny 4 2 4 4 Best Long-wools .... 0 0 0 0 Second quality beasts 3 0 310 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 6 4 :10 Calves 3 8 5 0 Ewes and..2nd quality 0 0 0 0 Pigs . _ Be - st ti & Hf-breds 0 0 0 o!Lambs _ 6 4 6•O Beasts at market, 1,124 ; shee; pigs. 320. and lamb% 11,420; ealvea,63o; LONDON MINING MARKET.-JULY 10. In the Stock Exchange this morning very little business has been done in British Mining stocks. The only trans action officially recorded, is in Alfred Consols at In. In other departments of the Mining Market the inquiries are steady, although business is still restricted. Cobre shares have been dealt in at 5 . 13 and 51. In other foreign descriptions there is no movement. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Tuts 10 The attendance at our market t.o•day was very limited, and but a slack demand was experienced for wheat, and to effect sales, holders had to submit to a decline of is per qr. DUBLIN . CORN MARXET.-JuLy 10. There was a dal market for home-grown wheat, and the business was of a, retail character, at about late rates. Indian corn was rather scarce, and holders realised an advance in the few transactions which occurred. CORK RUTTER MARKET,-JOLT 10. There was a moderato demand to-day at the following prices Firsts, 101 s; Seconds, 955; Thirds, 925; Fourths, 82s; Fifths, ; and Sixths, 583 per cwt. The supply at market was 2,700 kegs and rking. PARIS, Friday.—The Ilion,iteur of this morning publishe s the monthly returns of the bank made up to yesterday' The stock of coin and bullion exhibits a decline of £895,089 sterling. The total amount of bullion held by the bank yesterday was £10,495,055 sterling, while the bullion has diminished, the bills discounted, and the notes in circula tion show an increase. THE PRIMATE. AND THE CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY. —Another of those munificent gifts, by which his Grace the Lord Primate has so worthily illustrated throughout his lengthmed archi-episcopate, the liberality of his cha racter, and the Christian beneficence of his lire has just been made, and must increase—if that be possible—the esteem and love in which he is universally held, not only by the clergy of lreNnd, but by all to whom his Grace is known. Yesterday, the committee of the Church Educa tion Society received a letter announcing that the Lerd Primate had given the sum of £2OO, to assist the Society under its present circamstances',A gift all the more welcome inasmuch as it not only testifies to the continued support of the venerated Primate, but effort! .l o an incentive ineentive to others to emulate his example. If any p were wanting of r the Scriptural stand taken by this noble :0 •ksitis calculatedcietY of the ad vantages which it has conferred, or the bene fi to bes , ow ' we have it here. By no indhidnal in the kingdom has its progress been more anxiously' watched over than by its most R-v. President. Through ge,•d and evil report, his Grace has sedulously and munificen'tlY supported it, and we most earnestly commend this tributt` of his to the admirable working of the society, to the atten tion of all its friends who appreciate the benefits of Scrip tural education, and the urgent need there is at present to uphold such an institution against the numerous assaults and discouragements against which it has to defend itself. —Dublin Doily Express. Foreign. • 7320 ••• 4930 2600 6200 barrels. 970 sacks. , 67s 7d ; Barley,3Bs 10d; oats, 293 ; Pease, 36s Od. AVERAGES. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, LIVE aPO( HIGH WATER—Morn. 1 43 July 10. J. Guthrie Rangoon Ebro (s.s.) Barcelona Latona Stralsand Ulla Chinchas Fratzroidad ...... Cardenas _ July !C: Mignon Vecchi June 10. Isaac Webb New York Kossuth New York Forresi King New York New York Josephine .• .. A. change! Lizzie II arward 'Trieste J. Wakefield '' riest e ._. _ L, JULY 11. :yen. 2 2—Heireht,ls ft. 8 in, Don Diego Valparaiso, ko Sarah .... Ocean Eagle.. .. .. Florence Nightingale.. .... Dublin Amner .•• ...Swan:ea ISimem Hardy............ Dublin uilllcent NeTfoundland (Sappho • Pernambuzo Atioidla . Charleston Albirsn... . .Vera Cruz Berend Wilhelm .. Port Isabel Ocean Bide Singapore 97staline ......Matanzas Irlam Roganilla Stettin Cheshire Witch Rot t rdam Boma, sand Stalwart Philadelphia Reiman Cortes Pelma Zago a ... . Alexandria Ann and Mary Barrow King Wil lam ill Batavia London Packet ... lpswich neurnerang.... Barbadoes Wiliam .. ....Ulverstone Tat ivera Cal. utta Alice S. C. Grant, Calcutta Adelaide ........ •..... Dum`ries Talavera Belina Rio Grande Elizabeth Ann Bright ....Qr.ebec CIYARED OUTWAIIDS. July 9 F. W. Brune Syrian Ceara Serafin Cienfneros Doncaster ENTERED F., 'Charter Oak New Yark ICArellue ...... ....St. Petersburg Jriy 9. ..Tries e - - • - Inglebor. ugh .............. Aden John Hull .... • • . —Bombay Anelstane —Calcutta Notocio o .llavannah Madagnsc Ila,vannah 7r - yditr win ..........Trini 'ad Prince Arthur (3.) ..C. G. Hope OUT PORTS. , R LOADING j4orceli4 and Alida Legh,rn ICamana American Union ....New Or;eans Xrkwright . Philadelphia William Hutt . Venice itreonshalk .... ..... ...Genoa Falmouth, July B.—Arrived—Cnrphew, _ from Callao —Sphignia, Rio Janeiro , Jnrtn 914. Arrived—Cara, Wallace, from Liverpool for Hamburg. Deal, July S.—Arrived—Auguste, Brandt, from Rostock. Off— Pons Aelia. from Mauritius. Qneeastown.--Arrived—Ultenia, Baker, from Callao, in 71 days. fmblin. July 11.—Arrived—Lydia, Antjmio, from SMyrna. Kingstown, July 10.—Ari iced— ‘lma, from Troon for Cadiz, D-21fast, July (s.) and Wallace, for Archangel Oscar (s.s.), London. Stockton, J,ne 10.— Atli:ad—A' ert, Straaveldsen, from Dram — Jane and Catherine, Gillen, Peterhead—Sea, Greenhill, Boaton— Lacy and Ellen, Neal, Boston—Providence, Nichols, Boston—Jean, Rodgers, Do Jer —Mary Ann, A' trill, Plymouth. B. led—Philomele, Bartells, for Hamburg—Hotinay, Lathe, Baroil—Gertrude, Dinde , boom, Harbur,;— Mary Ann, Gregson, Ba - celona—ri idence, Nicholls, Rouen—Richmond, Lyth, Rotterdam— Denserater, Jacob sen, Tonaberg —Quest, Greenwo id, Hartlepool—John Cock, Darker, London—Lass of Gowrie, Nichols, Rochester— Susanna, Main, London. On TUESDAY next, the 14th instant, at half-past One o'clock, at the Commircia! Sal room, Temple-court, About 300 Boxes American B sCON, now landing ex Belle of the 0 eau. —Apply to Ja•ues !Wllenry sag Co., Merchants, or to JulIN MARQUIS & CO., Broimrs. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOf., Jrtly 10. The steamer St. George was left at Fernando Po, let June, under repairs, by the R.ld S.S. Candace, arrived here. Falmouth, July 10.—The Countess . me'ie (s.s.), of and from Dun kirk to Glasgow, burst her boiler off here; vessel unidored ; chief engineer and stokcr scalded. Cape Coast Castle, June 12.—The Princess Royal has been surveyed, and reported not tc be repairable on this coast, and recommended to be immediately lischtelied. Teneriffe, June 29.—About 220 casks of palm oil, and probably some gingtr, saved from tile R. M.S.S. Niger, will be forwarded to Liverpool by the Betz's, to sail in a Jew days. SPOKEN. In lat. Loa' May s..Alarno, hsnce to RIO Janeiro May 15.. Star oi the West . .34 5..37 W. May 22 .. Wm. Wright .... . .... ........ IS 5..32 W. June 2.. Lindisfarne, hence to Bahia, west of Cape Clear..o7 N.. 23 W. June 19.. hgamemnon Jane 26.. Sir Charles Napi<r, Troon to %lobe:. On Tuunsn I.Y neat, the 16th instant, at Browne, Hunter and Cat. Apply to Office. , 2000 Bales East India 40 Do. Russian WOOL. 20 Do. Egyptian BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers. ,for c,alr. PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. POWELL. Office and Warehouse-8. CA B Lit -STREET. tR. CAMERON, • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTR CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, or HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS. TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS. CHARTS, ,tze, CANADA. —The " TORONTO GLOBE" just arrived, containing Fifty-Six Columns of Reading Matter, in which will be fount Interesting and important NEWS FROM CANADA, together with an accurate report of the Canadian Markets. BUSINESS MEN, and others, should not be without the "GLOBE," as it Is the LEADING JOURNAL IN CANADA. The " G1.03E" will be received each we,k regularly by Steament frau' Canada ; and on Sde at the various News Agents.A PURE PALE CANARY TWENrY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN.' WI NES D • ANDERSON 5, A:S T L'E iS TREE T.-5. Highest class Vintage Wine, five years] p e r er D, in bond. and tit for immediate use .. lit Pints .............. 24s SHERRY. First Class, Pale and Gold.. CLARET. St. Julien, four years in b0tt1e.............42s P3RT. CANARY, Twenty-six Shillings per_Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS. ANDERSON'S. FOREIGN PORTS America, sailed from Bonny for ----, June 5, and was towed fifteen miles to seaward. • Rapid. sailed from Sierra Leone for London, June 20. Sydney Hall (s.), sailed from Bathurst for -, June 17. Jarrow (s.), sails I from Accra for , June 1 ,, . Thornhill, from Bonny at Brea Island, with rudder damaged, and leaky. Rival and Albanian (s s.), hence at Naples. Eliza Ann, hence at Archangel. Leon Hollis, hence at Swinemunde P. Argentina , (s.), from the River Plats ,t Lisbon—for coal. Tiber hence at Trieve, and sailed on her return, July 9. Mizabe:h Renard', hence at Cronstodt. Retriever sailed from Hambro for Liverpool, Ju'y 6. Eudora, Cid, and Germania—all sailed from Cuxhaven for Liver pool, July 5. • Cleopatra '(s.s.), from Portsmouth at Madeira and left for China, Sane 25. Blarney (c.s.),Morton, from Constantinople at Ketch. Karnak (nA), isrownless, from Constantinople a: Odessa. Albanian (s.s.) sailed from ' eghorrt for Naples, July 1. Moaander (s.s.) sailed from. Gibraltar for Genoa, June 31. Earl, hence at Paimboeuf. BIRTHS. On the Sth inst., at Heskin Hall, the lady of Wm. Bretherton, Esq, of son , a,d _ . . the 7th Inst., the wife of Wm. Chadwick, Esq., Everton, of a so: 1. 3" -- n the 9th inst., the-wife of Mr. W. B. Arkle, Fairview-road, Oxton, Ole:shire, of a daughter. On the gal inst., at 40, Weeley-exeet, Mrs. H. Pestance, of a d aughter. MARRIAGES On the 6th inst., at.the Pariah Church, Leeds, by the Rev. Dr. Ho,k, Ffen!ey R. Higman, second son of Rear-Admiral Higman, Esq., 1t.N.,•t0 Jassy, thirdtaughter of the late Jonas Ridout, Esq., of Moor teen-house, of the garish of Whitchurch, in the county f Devon. On - the Sth inst.,. at Brnnswick Chapel, Moss-street, by the father of, the bride, Mr. Thomas Biuks, to Annie Binks Chettle, third dauzliter of the Elev. Henry H. Chettle, Wesleyan Minister. On the 9th inst„ at Llanddulas, North Wales, by the Rev. George Moreland, inctunbent of St. John's, Lancaster, Charles Caa'l•nor, Esq.. merchant, of Liverpool, to Maria lane, only daughter of the late Lieutenant -Colonel „Parke:, of Lancaster. On WEDNESDAY next, the 15th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-streat. 40 Bales Surat COTTON, alt faults, ex City of Manchester, in Green and T,ylor's Shed, Ansdell-street.— Apply to BROWNE, HUN TER Sr CO., Cot on Brokers. DEATHS On the 3rd inst., aged 12 years, John Atkinson, second son of Mr. John lionA hton, Phythisn• sire et. On the 6th inst., aded three years and six months, of hooping cough, Mary E'len, eldest dan,hter of Mr. Wm. Davies, 12, Jane - terrace, King-street, Edgehill. On the 6th inst., at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. J. P. Chew, 82, London-road. aged 66, Mr. Isaac Johnston, copper-plate printer. on.the Bth'i net „ at his residene., 165, Duke-street, Francis Thomas, eldest son of Mr. Edward Holt. On•tho Bth inst., at Bootle, Emma, aged 7 years, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Wa ms'ey, Castle-street. , • On the 9th lost., very much regretted by a numerous circle of friends, for his kindness of heart, and his friendly disposition, Mr. Thomas Jones, aged 57, licensed victualler, Waterloo-road, formerly of the south end. .3- Births, fdarriaqss, and Deaths, are only inserted;when Bent to oar 'Office doh , authenticated. "A Nevxa NessAran.—A new and very ingenious inkstand has been suhmitted to our notice; by a simple but ingenious contrivance the ink is always kept clear and fluid."—Northampton Mercury.— Sold at Is 8d 2s 6d, and ea 6d each.—Advf„ Tus Oentronsuner ?RN.—The everlasting question of "is this good pee" has been answered by Mr. E. T. Hall, of South John stre-t, who has succeeded in producing a metallic pen. which he designates, not inaptly, as above. There is hardly anything more annoying than a had pen—every one knows the misery. The pen made by Mr. Hall. Is fit for any hand to use (light or heavy), and what is of the greatest value, it .does not corrode, but will work with equal facility in any Mi. From experience of metallic pens, we can say that this one, which is polished as gold, and will last nearly as • long, is the hest:one we have, ever used.—Nortkern Times. One box, containing six dozen pens, sent tree on receipt of 2s 6d to postaee stamps. Agents wanted for the country.--Adv. IsIronSIATION RESPECTING CANADA.—The Canadian Government has published an interesting pamphlet en the res iurees of Canadat end the erospeete In store for the industrious of all classes who desire to emigrate there. It has been gratuitously circulated throughout the United Kingdom. together with the two lectures upon Canada. de ivered by Mr. Rollo Campbell, of Montreal, in January last. Every clergyman in Scotland has been supplied with a copy of both, together with the particulars of the Grand Trunk sveteru of Through Booking, and a Map of Canada, upon which all the Railways and their connec tion with the United States are shown. These, and other documents, continue to be issued gratuitously to all persons who apply for them, either personally or by letter, at the offices of the Grand Trunk Rail way Company, 21. Old Broad-street, London, E.O A Lava pOOL BOON EXTZNDED TO LONDON AND MANci;ESTER.— Many of the dwellers in these two derne'y populated cities will no doubt hail with gladness the gratifying intelligence of having placed within their reach, among ot . .er domestic comforts, " the long looke for come at last," in the means of securing to themselves the complete eradication of, and fortification against all obtrusive enemies and domestic pests, such as rats, mice, bugs, fleas, flies, bl rckbeetles, and other noxious vermin, with ease, safety, and cheapness. The • supply of means will em mate from the Anti-Vermin Office in this town, and what with oar own experience, after a fair trial, and the united testimony of others as to the re-1 utility of Mr Greer's eosin- Vermin preparations, we feel assured their introduction to London aed Manchester will there be esteemed a boon like to what th y have been in Liverpool, where. happily, their niscevery first originated. It will be seen from our advertising columns, that Mr. John L. S ravens, 86, Tower Hill, London, is the appointed egent for London, and adjacent counties, and Mr. George IVestmacott, chemist. 4, Market Street, Manchester, is the appointed age-it for that city, of whom may be had Mr. Greer's infallible preparations for the extinction of vermin of every description without danger to aey of the higher order of animals. Both these appointments will save to our London and Manchester niends, the trouble and inconvenience of sending for supplies to Liverpool—See Advt. Emigrants to the UNITED STATES and CANADA, by taring the Through Tickets of the Grand Trunk Railway Company, are conveyed from their port of landing to their destination in less than ONE calaarea OF THE MSC taken by Steam Boats, and at about the same rates of fares. Thus a passenger can reach Chicago from Qaebee, a distance of 1,007 miles, in less than 24 days. whereas by wat e r It Is nearly double the distance and requires from 12 to 15 days, with five or six changes of Steam Boats, daring all of which they are exposed to the arts and machinations of designing persons, whose sole means of living is by their plunder. The Steam Boats, especially when crowded, scarcely afford protection from the weather. Passengers with Through Tickets are allowed the same amount of luggage, free, ason boerd the Win and it is conveyed from the Ship to the Railway Station without any charge Whatever. The Agents of the rand Trunk Company will give Mechanics, Artizans, and Labourers, on their arrival; the best information in respect to employ:cent, the places at which it is to bo had, and the rates of wages. Intending Emigrants can have sent to them, free, a Tariff of passenger rates; and all their enquiries with regard to the sailing of both steamer, a n d sailing ships, Scale of Dietary, &c., will be immediately answered oa application, either personally or by letter, at the offices of the Grand Trunk Company, 2 1 . Old Brati-Areet, Loudon. MARSEILLES, July B.—News from Naples to the sth has come to hand. The official journal announces that the :minds of insurgents who disembarked at Sapri had been atta c.ked at Padula, by the Civic Guards and the 7th bat talion e!Cbasseurs. One hundred of the insurgents were killed in tl'is encounter and thirty wounded. The greeter part of those "ha OSesped have beim eingt 3 . arrested' Cala bria is quiet. trouttnerttat Sides. NEXT WEEK MONDAY. On MONDAY next, the 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial SCefoom. Temple•court, 105 Cases Naples ORANGES. 525 Do. Do. LESIONS, 145 Boxes Palermo ORANGES, ex Rhone; 1 ex Teneriffe ; :A7l Do. Do. LESIONS. 233 Hal-cheat Lisbon L'e.SIO ss, ex Cintr a; 2 19 3 8 5 B B n ox n e d s lo L s is D b o o . n O D N I I 'I O 'T N O S , , 1 23200 Do. Do. D D o o . , L O E R I I O N N G S E , S, 25 Do. Do. DITTO, ex Brag anxSi 30 Casks Naples WALNUrse: Fernandes; 200 Bags Barcelona NUTS. JAMES ADAM, SON & CO., Brokers. Apply to TUESDAY. On account of whom it may concern. On TUESDAY next, the 14th instant, at Halt past On o'clock precisely, at Golding and Nash's Slleroom, Co n Exchange, Brunswick-street, About 600 13ar:els FLOUR, us sundry vessels, from Nsw York. For further particulars apply to J. & U. HARNETT,:Brokers. On account of whom it may concern. On TUESDAY next, the 14th instant, nt Palf-past One o'clock precisely, at Golding and Nash's Saleroom, Corn Exchange, Bunswlcit-street4 About 500 Sages trench FLOUR, ex Ann, from Dunkirk. For further part`culars ap,ly to _ _ J. Az M. IteRNF,IT, Brokers. Cn TUESDAY nvit, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2 Dale-street, 5,234 flues toie JUNK. BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers. Apply to On TUESDAY next, the 14.11 instant, at Hal-past One o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 50 finds. O'Neill, Bayley & Co.'s lIAMS, 800 Boxes American BACON, ex Sundry vessels.—Apply to JOHN MARQUIS & CO., Brokers. On TinniY next, the 14th instant, at Four o'clock, at the Brokers' Salcroom, 25, Temple-street,, 200 Bales Eas', In I a 750 „ Egyptian, Turkey, &c 250 „ Oporto and L.isbon WOOL. 200 „ Peruvian 200 „ Russian, &c. 600 Sheets English Skin 2201) Bales. W. GREAMPI & CO , Brokers. Apply to On account of whoa] it may concern. On TUESDAY neat, the 14th instant, at Fo.ir o'clock, at the Brokers Saleroom, 25, Temple-street, 19 Ballots ALPACA, 26 Ballots PEttUVIAN. 45 Ballots, ex Ocean Bride, from Islay, &c , damaged !,y sea water.—. Apply to W. GREAIIE & CO., Brokers. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. SHIRTS! THE CUIRASS sSHIRT, The Exchange Shirt, The Improved Shirt, The Scapula Tunic Shirt, The Aleppo Shirt, Fancy Flannel Shirts, Boys' and Youths' Shirts, Are includedlin the extensive Stock:constantly kept at the SHIRT WAREHOUSES, :24 and 26,:80LD-STREET. ',P. L• MACTAGGART, Proprietor. lI.ILF-A DOZEN tvel.made SHIRTS for 275, 335, and 395. COLLARS IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES.: oloaltiutle, 1 sTEAm As c e o ra m ge al P u a mi ssa c g A e t r o w ll N ris E to E l T , 14 28 E h E o s urz t . - .w VEIL i-4% .i., POOL, MILFORD, SWANSEA, & BRISTOL ' • - . .h• The Liverpool and Bristol Channel Steam NW ,. gatlon Compatly't Steam Ships SOVEREIGN (reGNftw•ew s.s) s . .s. c ) . C p a ta p i t n a l. in v u c V A . RE B E. EI( Clll7. m TURAL CAIN (s.s.) Captain W. ADAMS. or some other Vessel,is Intended to sal 1 with Goods and Pas sengers (unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence), as follows (with or without pilots, and liberty to tow yesselt. as under:— FROM LIVERPOOL TO MILFORD AND BRISTOL. Landln passengers for SwANsE A a t t h e Mumbles (weather permitting). Saturday July ll—. at 12 o'clock, noon Saturday July 18 .... at 7 o'clock, evening Saturday J a l y 25.... at 12 o'clock. noon FROM LIVERPOOL TO SWANSEA, DIRECT. Wednesday.... ...July 15.... at 4 o'clock. afternoon Wednesday.... J u ly 23.... at kk , 10.} o'clock, morning Wednesday July 2g..... at s o'clock, afternoOn FROM BRISTOL TO SWANSEA AND LIVERPOOL. Tuesday ..July 7. ••• at 6 o'clock, evening Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday .... July 29.... at 10 o'clock. morning 15.... at 10 o'clock, morning 18.... at 1 o'clock afternoon' FROM SWANSEA TO Ju b l l c 21 .. . . 5t EROo L 6 ....c. o e 'c a lo n e i k n , g ev a e t n xi in i g iford,. Saturday.... .... . July 11. .. at 7 o'clock, morning July 22.... at 5 o'clock, afternoOn *Wednesday ....... July 25.... at 7 o'clock, morning Saturday *Wednesday ....• • •••Jaly 29.... at 10 o'clock, meriting a e Saturday d Fares—Liverpool to Swansea or Bristol ,cabin 12s 6d,deckss Liver - mo Ito Ilford M cabin 13s, deck 5s 6d. Return Tickets les, NOTlCE—Return ,Ickets, available for two voyages In thin. steamer. may be had: rem the undermentioned Agents, of the capta in. Liverpool to Alllford,lBs. Swansea o r Bristol, 17s. nesd ay . . J J n u i l y y Milford to Bristol, 131. Goods intended for the above Steamer, from Liverpool, must be at the Trafalgar Dealt Two Hours before th e a d vert i sed hours of salllng• All Goods for Milf or d are landed at the risk of Shippe rs an d Consignees, as reg ar d s H u l k, Lighters, and Boats. AGENTS—George 11. Evans J.] verpo o 13 team-Wharf Bristol' fohu Edwards, Swansea; R. D. Hore, Milford; John Kenvortis and Co..Msuchester.orto FITZSIMONS, APPLEBEE & CO., 20, Water-at., LiverpooL