Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24 00:00:00

. . $ TI -1E NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERI • MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. Dover, 63, 64; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Ocr 23 _ 92 ; York and North Midland, 78, 79 ; Grand Trunk The continnan-e of the fin Axial eifficulties in the United States, of Canada, 39, 40; Great Western of Canada, 181; do. and their reactionary influence both here and on the Continent, LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. phaneing so . rapidly the value of money, have v i us s e a d New, 21, 2; Oswestry, Wolverhampton, &i., 29, 31 ; that ,-,. a t d h t e h e lT' fear ig o r r a e te , t o r f in d g i e se n a t u rn nt ea to u B r g y ce e n re t, lo t n 3 C o tton Market to-day remained very shady Northerti of France, 34-, 3.4 ; Paris and Strasburg, A o he r r al a s n e ' be nee, s-ar, vions rates. The sales are reported at 3 000 261, 27-1 ; do. and Lyons, 33i 33k; do. and Orleans, have cued the cotton mor e', throughout the past week, to rule including 1 501 on speculation and for 51, 53 ; Western of Fiance, 253, 261; Sambre and ? i x in tr it em p el r r ee d s ul o l ? r in i zri w e i 4 t n h : a r ,e sa r c e t c i e o c ii e s d c i u i rt p a er il cl ib to on ttg e n m ar ( rog ie, t. Messrs. Wright, jun , and Co., in their Meuse, 63-, 7 i t ; Namur and Liege, 63, 71; Great Lux- and fully 3d per lb an the lower qualities. Brazil and Egyptian dull or issued for trar.smissi?n by the Canada, embourg, C Ci ; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 5i 6 ; at 3d per I) c!ecline. Swat irregular and fu ,y ..tcl par lb lowcr. The weekl sales are 21,240 bale:, of sshich 2870 are on s;eculation, and the following remarks on the movement of D u t c h Rhenish, 51 ; L.imbardo Ve ne ti an , 2-a ; 490 for y export. ade alli jug the week : After official hours the following were the nominal — This week. P.4cespald Cum. Prices . Persia cony yed our last circular adviceP, dated prices :—Caledonian, 79f 791; Easter• Counties, Import Sales. Description. this week Mid. Fair. Stocks. ______ stant. The improved demand springing up in our 10 11-16, 10 13-16 ; East Lancashire, 891, 90; Great d. d. rt. d market on that-day proved to be of but temporary Northern, 94i 95i; Di to A shares, 861, 87i; Great 791 5 198 se. island - 143 to 28 15 16 n, and we have subsequently relapsed into great Western, 511 51,1 ; Lancashire and Yoiish ' ire, 931, ; / 29 0 Upland - -,73 to 9 7-16; 81 91 161150 94 le. The trade are almost exclusively the only i , ;2 . , . 3 t 52 A N l e o t til &lea - n; 75i too 10 9 i 9 91 London and Nor h Western, 95a. 95' ; Manchester, 93 vs. and who restrict their purchases to pressing Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 38' 34 • Midland 78c , 9 1320 Brazil ---193 to 1100 103 24160 u ents. Cow urnption, however, is not materially , -,.r , . . ~ " 63 Gip Egyptian - -111 to 133 11 114 5440 Sock. 82i ; .eiortn Dri•ish, 44, 471; South Eastern I, and spinners' stock muse, consequently, be . .., , 40) Westindia - 13 to I 93 93 1530 and Dover, 6.3 i, 60 ,2 • York, Newcastle, and Ber- 9718 7 , ‘5 , East India -43t07f 64 63 125790 ing away, whilst our holdings do not promise to be , , • 4,, r extensively augmentel, and this feature induces vitok , 91, 9 ,Y 2 • 0 k and North Midland, 781, 79 ______ 1 318390 nra in sha fntnra_ rnanifeA in the slight and nartial The General Pio I nes MAI kot% hay, llapti PIC'.PPA. 2368 i 21240 I Total I The Cotton Market to-day remained very steady at previous rates. The sales are reported at 3 000 bales. including 150') on speculation and for e xport• Messrs. Wright, jun , and Co., in th-ir circu!ar issued for trat.smissi?n by the Canada, make the following remarks on the movement of the trade riming the week : The Persia cony yed our last circular advices, dated 16th instant. The improved demand springing up in our Cotton market on that-day proved to be of but temporary duration, and we have subsequently relapsed into great quietude. The trade are almost exclusively the only operators, and who restrict their purchases to pressing requ;reuents. Consumption, however, is not materially ehecked, and spinners' stock muse, con , 'equently, be dwindling away, whilst our holdings do not promise to be early or extensively augmentei, and this feature induces confidence in the future, manifest in the slight and partial decline submitted to in rates under such stringent monetary difficulties the Bank have thought it advisable to impobe (by increasing the rate of interest to 8 per cent ), in order to protect its bullion, and which the American financial crisis was calculated to affect. For the time being the question of crop next season is lost bight of, as is also the present position of the staple, but later on this is likely to becomes a prominent feature, any deficiency of supply havirg already excited the apprehensions of all concerned, and wi h any amelioration of existing drawbacks, would be deeply deplored ; nor is it to be expected that a country like America, so rich in the value of the products of the soil, can long tcgtrher be depressed. With returning con fidence there, and the wheels of commerce once again in active motion, a different order of thing• would prevail, and in anticipation here, there is no desire to press sales. A revival of activity would also evidence the small selectioe of good working parcels forming part of the reduced stock now in this part. The market clo es quietly, at a decline of per lb in qua'ities middling and upwards, and id on the lower grades. The total sales of the week amount to 21,240 bales, of which 11,740 are American. Specula ore have taken 2.870 and exporters 400, leaving 17,880 bales of all kinds to the trade. The impart for the same time is 25,081 bales, which 7,001 are American. The quantity known to be at sea from American ports is about 15,000 bales. Dover, 63, 64 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91, 92 ; York and North Midland, 78, 79 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 39, 40; Great Western of Canada, 181; do. New, 21, 2; Oswestry, Wolverhampton, &a, 29, 31 ; Northern' of France, 34-, 3.4; Paris and Strasburg, 261, 27-1 ; do. and Lyons, 33i 33k; do. and Orleans, 51, 53 ; Western of France. 253, 26i; Sambre and Meuse, 61 ; Namur and Liege, 63, 71; Great Lux embourg, C Ci ; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 5i 6 ; Dutch Rhenish, 54 ; Lombardo Venetian, 2-a ; After official hours the following were the nominal prices :—Caledonian, 79i, 791; Easter• Counties, 10 11-16, 10 13-16; East Lancashire, 89, 90; Great Northern, 94i 95k; Di, to A shares, 861, 87t; Great Western, 511 51,1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931, ; London and Nor h Western, 95a. 951_ ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 381, 34; Midland S , ock, 821 ; North Bri'ish, 476, 471; South Eastern and Dover, 6:31, 631; York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, 91, 92; Yo k and North Midland, 78,1 79 The GeneralPtoluce Mat kets have been exceed ingly dull during the week, and lower prices must be noticed in Sugar, Tea, tioffe, Cocoa, Rice, and other articles. Tho same remarks apply to Ilia Provision Market—Pork, Beef, See, &3., showing a decline in prices We take the following from Messrs. Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s eircu'ar ; Our Produce Marke's have undergone a most unexpected and sudden change during the past fortnight, and, not wi hstanding there is every indic .tion in this country of a sound and healthy sate of business, the disastrous position of monetary affairs in America, together with the distur bances in the East, and the high value of money upon the Contineut, have produced almost a panic in commercial circles, depressing the value of produce and seriously affecting other securities, solely on account of the serious advances that have taken place in the rate of interest, in anticipavion of a withdrawal of a portion of the bullion from the Bank of England It may be assumed that, under the existing currency laws, the most stringent measures are required to avert the withdrawal of gold from this country, but it must be manifest that, as alarm is thus created, confidence impaired, and the value of property depreciated, by the diminutian cf a small portion of the bullion held by the Bank of England, the Bank Act of 1844 requires immediate revision. Some considerable amounts of sovereigns are understood to be in course of withdrawal from the Bank for remittance to Ireland. Some amount was also tak, n from the Bank yesterday for transmission to New York, per the steamer Canada, which will leave Liverpool to-morrow, and will probably take a considerable sum We know of one parcel of 16,0001 being withdrawn for this purpose yesterday No bar gol l was taken from the Bank for exporta • Lion to the Continent, but there is a good demand for that Trarter in payment fir silver, of which, as we have before stated, a large amount has already been sold for the Eastern packet of the 4th of November. On Wednesday about 60,000Nin silver reached the Thames from Boulogne and Ostend, per the steamers Rhine and Holland. There is at present no gold on sale in the open market, and as these supplies of silver must of course be paid f)r, the necessity may shortly arise of taking gold from the Bank, unless a supply comes in from Australia. The only important amount of Australian gold actually known to be approaching our coast is 206,0001, on board the ship Avon. The fact that the vessels last in from Australia made unusually (pick passages does not encourage the expectation of any considerable immediate arrivals of the pre cious metal, and whilst the prospect of immediate supplies is thus poor, the Bank of France is under stood to be losing gold at a rate which may impose upon it the necessity of increasing its foreign purchases. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—OcT 2.3. SUGAR —The dulness in t' e market still continn >r, and the salts rte rest.icted to 70 hhds. An•igua, a 43i to 465 6d. 50 hhds. St Vincent 425 61, a mall lot of Madras at 3: s, and 1.,500 bag 3 Bahia, in bond, at 253 61 per cwt. _ _ _ Alinesses, RI:3;, AND CONFEE.—In these articles nothirg has taken place. Cocoa —4O bags of Bahia are •erorted, at 84s 6d to 855 p r RICE.-7 he market con innes very flat, and the sa'es are confined to 2'..0 bags Banal', at 9s 61 per cwt. The cargo of Moulmein advertised for auction was not offere I. JUT —The pnblic saes intenied al•o to have taken place to-day were postponed unti Tuesday. Lo ;WOJD - 80 tons Jamaica are reported, at £3 to £4 5s per ton. MIMS ET.— 25 bales are also leport (1, t 26s 61 per cwt. HIDES. At Amsterdam it is stated that the Ditch Budget just submitted indicates a very satisfactory financial position, and that an estimated surplus will probably be applied to the reduction of the National Debt. At Vienna the exchange on London is creeping up, and has now reachel 10.14. This is a symptom of financial uneasiness. At litimbui•gh the rate of discount on Wednesday was sornwliat eruicrat 9 per cent. The 16,000 Australian sover!!igns brou.,;bt from Sydney by the California hive been sent to- the Continent. The steamer Ripon has brought 28,8501 in specie from Alcxatdria. Letters from Hull refer to an impression that the divilend on the estate of Messrs. Harrison, Wstson, and Co , the bankers, is more likely to be 7s in the pound than lOs as previously stated. The directors of the Scinde Railway Company hare just male a call of 51 per 201 share, payable o❑ the 27th of November. Upon the amount paid, whether on account of this call, or in anticipation of future calls. 6 per cent interest accrues from the day at its being deposited in the East India Com pany's treasury. Inasmuch, however, as a large proportion of the Company's stock has already been paid upon in anticipation, it is estimated that the total amount payable under the present call of 51 will be under 50,0001. A. call of 21 10s sterling has been made upon all the shares of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company, pa} able on the 20th November. The following are the latest quotations of Forei eu Exchanges :—Arns'erdarn short, 11 15f to H 161 Do. three months, 11 191 to 12; Rotterdam do.. 11 199 to 12 ; Antwerp do., 25 50 to 25 55 ; Brussels do., 25 50 to 25 55 ; Hamburg do., 13 99 ; to 13 10i1; Paris, short, 25 279 to 25 37f ; Do., three months, 25 80 to 25 87k; Marseilles do, 25 821 ; 25 87f ; Frankfort do., 1191 to 1191; Vienna do , 10 42 to 10 48; Trieste (13., 10 43 to 10 48; Peters burg 35 to 351; Madrid do., 4 9 to 49. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN'S Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victo. ria, cap 32, for the Week ending Oe'. 16, 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. . Credit. Notes issued .. £23,400,430 Government Debt Other securities 3,459,9,0 Gold Coin and 8,925,430 £23,400,430 200 Salted Monte Video ox hide•, average 48f lbs , at 821 per lb., tare 4 400 &sled Monte Video ex Mies, average 60 lbs., at 721 per lb., tare 5 2,104 Saltei Monte Video , Herm hides, average 36 1-3rd Ibs., at 103 6d each. 1,827 Sa'ted Monte Video hove hVes, average 3 1 lbs., at 10s eac". 1,142 talted Buenos Ayres horse hides, average 28j. lbs., at 105 e ch. 49 Salted Buenos Ayres colts hies, average 1 lbs., 5s 6cl each. 10 ('asks A ust-alian tallow, at 541 gi per cwt. 3 Casts Aus Iranian to 1 w. at 523 fid per cwt. 24 Casks mares greas et 393 per cwt. 50 Tons Smyrna Valonea, fai , *,. at 4 1L per ton. 30 Tons oak bark, at £6 per ton. 20,10'1 Monte Video ox and co t' horns ; ox fair avoragra FS oz., at 593 Gd ; ditto mid. av rage 181 rz , at !Us ; perished average 6# oz.. at 114; cows (ye y poor) average 101' os ,at 183 per 123; Brazil, ox and cox. inferior average 10 oz.. at 14'3 ptr 123 12,100 Australian ox and cow horns; ox aver:ge 201 ca., at 744 ditto averege 12 os., at 38s; con's average 7cz at 15s fid ; cx (most with th 3 piths 1,.). average c 2 1 3- cz., at 75s ; ditto avenge' 21 oz., at 47, ; cows ditto average 131 oz., at 183 per 123. 4'.F00 F.a.st India buff .11 horns; Calcutta average 34 cz a' 325; Bomb .y and Madras average 20 to 22f, or., at 253 to 25s 61 ; ditto, with piths in. at 18i; damaged at 184. ner cv't. 9'300 deer horns ; M a , ras aver +ksi 292 oz., at 403 to eis 6d; Bom bay average 24 or., at 27 , par cwt. 17 tons Australian bones; s' tanks, £'4 t') £2l 53 ; legs, 4 712 s fid, per ton.. 7 tons N. A. cattle Imes, at es 103'0 aErper ton, REVIEW OF Tun WAFX. Suoatrt —Holders having ev 'nee a str mr disposition to re lise, a further coniide - able decline has to be noticed. the only exception beine gra' , g descriptions ; the redurtt'on on the latter is Is, white brown and yellow s , rts are 2s to 3s per cwt. lower; the sales com prise 54') thds. H.P.. 5;510 1 acs B .ng entrs'tt:ng of C ,, ss'pnre at y 63 to 57. 6d, white Benar,s at 55s to 55s Gurpattah Dates at 455, Dummah at 37., and Kanr at 35s 6 I, 253'hags low China at 32s 61 duty paid, and 550' c: see, 10,000 bat, Brazil. the latest sale reported beLg at 25s 63 per cwt. in bond for middling brown Bahia. M LiSSEl.—Lower rates having been accepted, an increase of business has rQsult,d; the ewes amorit.t to 1,160 puneleon., Wally clayed Cuba, at 1413 61 to with in lirect Trinidad' and Demerara at las per cwt. CoFrne —T, e ma ket i. very quiet, and the little business that - has been done is at lower prices; the sates are 3a tierces Jam lea at 60s to 9"). for on'inary to fine middling, 50 rases middling Ma char at 65. to 773 6c£, and a lew bags ordinary Bahia at 46s 6d to 47s par cwt. Coco ow -r prices have been accept( d, .10a bars Para Us/111g sold at 81s per cwt, PEPPER 2€O bags Ya'abar black reallted 55d, and 50 bags S'ima pore 5 d per lb. . _ _ rcz.—:Tll. market re Tains dull, ani prices- have a downers °d tendency; the business ha. Leen unusually small, beinv ' , mite.' to 000 bags Ben al at lOs 9cl 'or short grain, ,nd 15s 3d for very suverior table, sso bats old Nec , ansie at 10i 3d per cwt , and 5',0 bars Madras all faults RUM outinn s in fair r quest, and 150 puncheons Jamaica, and 50 Puncheons Pemerara have realised fall rates. TEA.—Very 11ttle bu•inesi done and that ra es in favour of buyers. especial)! for fair to good common Consort, whieo may now be quoted Is id to Is 13.1 per lb INDIGI OR I ac DYE —I:o••ales reported. SnELL LAC.-100 chests orange brought 92s for free, and e2s Od to 76, p , r cwt for block. CGCHINEAL —l6 serous full ra`es. Gust COPAL 5 tons red st ady t,rices. uastratc.-140 bat, s Madras 41s to 41s 61 per cwt. GAMPER. —l5O hales 16s rd and 15i 91 per cwt for heated. Swot, FLOUR —3O) bags IT, to 17s 3 p.r cwt. MTRAROLAMS.=A f w hundred bags 7:4 6d per ewt. _ _ SALT PEI RE —Th, ket is du 1, and the fe•A sales made nave• be! n a , irregular prik 03 ri RATE OF ODA.-150 tons sold at 21s Cd'M 245, with some ftne at 253 r cwt LonWOOD •-130 , tons St. Domingo, at .e 4 5s for sound, and .34 per ton for all faults. F. sTic.-135 tons at £5 17s 61 t: ! .£6 lOs per ton. NIC A RAGO A WOOD.— log tons solid at •i 20 5s to £2l Si per G aon. Seeesr Wool.-50 lon at 13 15s to .el 4 :vs 64 per on. l'eawoon.-10 tons at 12s rd par ton. Rosin hal been in fair demand, the sales amonnting to. 3,500 barrel-, at 4s 6d to 4s 7d for common, and at 5s t - . 6s per cwt for medium qoa'ity. . _ TAB.— 3 000 barrels Stockholm reported at 14s 6d per barrel'. TURPENTINE.— 0 sales. Asuxs 200 barre's so'd, at 41s to 425 for Pearl, and at to 443 per cwt for Pot. o , r. , EED3 remain very dull. I IN LED —Small sales of East India are reported at 62s to 63s per quay o-. Itles-xsx...LBOo bags Madras real'zed 58x to syi per quaver for good quality. HIDES —At the sa'es on Tuerday there was very little dispos lion to pnrchav, and the who'e were withdrawn, except 2,100 a led Ho. se, which were soli at lOs 63 each Burroms has again said free y. about 00 tons hiving changed llilnds on the spot, at .e 9 15s for go;d thirds, up to £lO to £lO 108 per ton for seconds. Roots —l6 ca ks Oporto red were eispoied cf at 4 , is per cwt. Twaraa.— 7 casks pink, at 82s per cwt• Sumac has bean in limited request, and saes are too small to notice. Quilte TRON PARE.— Nothing has occurred. MADDER Rrors.-250 bales Bombay sold at 34s to 365, and retail parcels of Naples at 57s per cwt. ANN TTO —3 casks fl.ag are reported at %a per Ib. OLIVE IL has hewn more in demand, q.ing to sellers having made cones Ions; the sales are 150 tons, chiefly Lisbon, at £54 153 to £5.1 lbs per ton. SEA! AND COD OILS ara In 1 mlterl request at former rate!. J.! , SEED OIL. c,oatinue ,, dull at 30s 6d to 395. RAPE.—PaIe at 505 to 513. GINGELLY casks real ei 431 per cwt. _ _ SPIRIT 3 OF TURPENTINE.-Ibo h Is. A aerie n are reported at 38s t,38 63 per e fft. PALM OIL is rather lo ver ; the sa'es amount to about 350 tons on the spot, at £4l lOs to £45 103, and 2 0 tons to arrive, at £45 lOs per t n. TA',Low has bee , in go ,d demand, and a fair amount of business has been done at 58s 6 i f•nr Peters nrga Y.O , 583 for Swath Ameri can, and at 433 64 to 34s per cwt. for Aust•alian. LARD 13 Ilia of sale, and prices altogether nominal JUTE is quite ne,lectel, ani the sa'es are very trifling. Cola YARN are ep)rted et .t. 22 to lOs per ton. BEEF.— \t prices again in favour of buyers, for all exeeit the fine tgnttiti-s, there is a fair etail demand, and the week's tales reach nea ly the average eat nt The particulars of the government contract a e not yet correctly known, either as regards price or the quantity taken ; but it is believad the price will average som,:where from 48 104. to 48 153 per tierce. PORK.—The transactions n American are restric'el for want of asiertimnt, new 'rich, however, beinc how cif° ed ac lower rates, the want of American is not felt. The prices given ! y the govern m;.:nt wi'l i robab'y «vsral:e I..l”ttt 4 9 10s. per tierce. B• co v.—The demand has fallen off, an - I prices for secondary sorts have given w.iy abo t Is. per cwt. ; fine qualities, from scircity support ast week's rates. Hams and shoulders eell elow.y at the quotations. . . . . LA RD U elders meet buyeri more freely, and prices have given way I . per owt , without lesang .0 ac hity. EESE. —Fine se la readily ; inferior almost unta - eible. F.NsUING SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, Oct. 26 —45 tons Cuba Fastle. TUESDAY, Oct. 27.-400 bags black Pepper ; 523 do. Manila Coffee ; 7 do. Cocoa ' • 1,35) bslcs Jute ; 500 do. Manilla :-letup We NSSDAV, Oct. 23 —1,00) bap Sago Floor ; 150 bales Gam bler ; 754 bags Saltpe re. . TUESDAY, Nov. 3:-11,003 East India Kips; boo salted Australian Hines. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— Ocr. 23. Per stune, 20Ibs. Per gor.s. ~ d. s. d. s. I.l; , otatoes. Seedlings 3gto 4 0 flay,old ...... 07to 11 SOitto, K , mps .4 6 4 8 Ditto, new.. 0 5 to 0 B,!)itto, Wli.terockl. 3 4 to 3 6 Ditto, clover ...; 0 7 to (I 7/ , Ditto, Ba'shaw• .. 3 6 b, 3 7 Green Clover 0 0 to 0 0 lTitto, I. Farm:r, 0 0 tu 0 0 Grass 0 0 to 0 o )itio, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat. 0 3} to 0 4 Per tor.. , _ _. . Oat°, oat ........ 0 Si to 0 41 1 rur nip% r2 0 .4 23 0 Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 ()Carrots Oats, in Strati .... 0 U to 0 0;11angl, worse! !Manure 4 6 r.• 6 6 Sept. 5 .. 12 .. 26. .. Oct- 3 .. 6wL'aAg.4v :•5 4 THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1857 buy more than their immediate wants required, and most articles are quoted lower than las , week. Suess has declined fu ly is this week, and but a limited bu-iness done. C °rpm —The importers have pressed sales, and a declins of 2 , to 3s has been submitted to. TEA must be quoted Id to H per lb lower where sales have been made. Cot,mon Congou quoted Is id to Is lid, usual terms. RICE. In public ale a decline of 3d was fully establiahvl, and there now appears to he more sellers than buyers at th .t decline. Sat Tvvrltic has further eclined, and sales have Leen made at irregular prices ; the t ecline is no v fully Hs below the late highest poi• t of the market. CoTrom.—Tinnevelly is quoted 4d low-r ; Snrats, id ; with a limited demand. SPICE have about maintal ed previous rates. Ismco.—The demand has 13.?.en extremely limited since the c'ose of the quarterly sale and sales would not be made without submitting to lower r tes In i ther articles no materia' alteration, but mirk3ts generally are dull and depre_sed. Flour. 100 barrels. 24) sacks. LoNoon AvEaecus—Wheat, 58s 4d; Barley, 453 51; oats, 233 sd; Rye, Os 01; Beans, 41s 10 1; Pease, 50s 101. IMPERIAL AVERAG FS. Wheat.) liarley. 1553 8d 42s 5 , 568 9.' 429 3 . 57s 6c 42. I.ld' 56s 3d 431 4 553 8d 433 (Id 1553 104,438 Oacs. tlye. Beans. 263 la 38s 9d 461 01 41s 7d 26s 5 , 1 37s Oo 45s 41;42s 111 53 6 37s 7d 4451 7,1 44s 1" 27i 0 ! 33s 6 45s 6d;43s 4 4 12.53 6akss 71 45s 7,1;434 123 s 6d i 3 s 4• 45 6(1144,,, 125 19. I2Ci3 OC 136 i 8 1451 7d,43s 4d LONDON CATTLE MARKET.- OCT 23 The•number of beasts fre3lii tip so-day is not lrrge, The majority consists of those IPft over from Monday, and of inferior quAiities. Choi e• descript'ons are therefore se ling rather better than on t►'onday. There we very few:slice on sale, but the demand is so very limited, they are with difficulty disposed of at Monday's prices. Calves are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 357 beasts, 1;250 sheep and 411 calves; 500 hes , ts from the Northern and id land, and 118 mi ch Cows Lem the Home Counties: Per stone of 81bs. s. d. i. d Per stone of Blbs. a. d. a. d Rest Scots Herefords 4 8 5 0 Seat Dns & H`-bred .. 0 0 0 0 Best Shoro-born4 4 6 4 8 Best Long-wo 4 10 5 2 Second quality beasts 3 0 3 9 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves Pigs . Be - st Dns 14f-breds 5 2 5 41Lambs 0 9 0 0 Beats at market, 1,178 ; sheep and lambs, 4,224 ; calves, 490; pigs, 220. LONDIN HIDE 11A RKET.—Ocr. 23. LEADENHAIILL —7rices : 56 113,... to C 4, lbs., 5d ; C 4 lbs. to 72 lbs. 5d to 54d ; 52 lbs to tO lb,„ 54,1 to 50 ; 80 lbs. to 88 lbs„ 54ci to 51,1 ; 88 lbs. to 96 lbs., sii to 6d ; 96 lbs. to 101 lbs., 6d t 3 64d. Horse hi !es, 103 to 115. Ca;f skins, Ig.. it. 3s to 5s ; full, 8s to-Ss 61. BEEMONDeM—Sheep skins, p.tWei, Ss 6d to Gs 61; Rena ant I=lB, 43 to 5$ ; Downs, 33 41 to 4s. PRICES TO DAY. New Orleans Fair.. Sid Ali ..9 1-161 Ordinarr...6l to 8d MoSlie .. 9 i • 9 „ ..6, 1 ,d to 8,1 Atlantic .• ••9i 1 • • Bid „ WI to 70 Total taken for C,,r s'pti ,n,1557 1, r 85,710 bales.lB36 1,802 050 bales. Di Export (ac.ual) „ _230,091 , 218 3 7 „ American Brazil Eglptian F, India Wln is Total Steak this day .159,391 25,770 4 810 124,040 1,110 311 220 &One time 1856 3,5,170 32,380 45,210 44,830 j 1,-60.488,850 Messrs. Kershaw and Jardine state : The extreme dullness which prevailed in our market at the close of lsst week has continued throughout the present, and the daily transactions have been very limited. The unfavourable news, per Carada, and a furtter advance in the rate of interest to 8 per cent. at the Bank of England on Monday last, produced a feeling of depress on and some little irregularity in prices, and we must quote American descrip ions id per lb. lower all round. Surats and Brazil are also id to id lower. Fgtptians and Sea Islands are unchanged, but neglected. On the whole there has been no desire to press salts, and the very light stocks have enabled holders to be comparatively firm. There was but little business done in the Liver pool Share Market dining the earlier hours of the day ; in the afternoon, more firmness was shown. The following were the day's transactions :- Birkenhead, Lancashire and Cheshire, 64i c ; Blackburn 83; Caledonian, 391, 393 ; Eastern Counties, 10 11-16, HT Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931 93, 923, 923, 923, 923 93; Do 9/. shares, 7.16 p; London and Not th Western, 954-, 951, 954 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 381; Midland Great Western. 1 shares, 23i ; Midland, 821 82a 82,813,82, 82k, 823; North British,ll 15.16; North Eastern, 22 ,1 ; Dovvrs, 10 1-16, 19, 19 1-16 ; Grand Trunk of C s anada, 9 15-16, 10, 93, 13-16, ; Great Luxembourg, 61 ; North Union, A. 220 ; Pacific Steam Company, 40. The fol lowing were the cicsir'g prices :-Blackburn, 84, 83, ; Chester and Birkenhead, 64, 643 ; Caledc,- niar, 393. 393; Chester and Holyhean, 15, 15, 1 ; Eastern Counties, 10a, 103; East Lancashire, 00. 903; Do. N. shares, I. 3 p; Great Northern, 233, 24 ; Do. A, 101 10 . 1; Great Western, 513, 511; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 921, 93 ; Do. shares, s, 3 p ; Liverpool Crosby, and Southport, 183, 183; London and North Western Stock, 953, 96; Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 383, 384 ; Midland Stock, 82, 824 ; North British, 113, 12 ; North Staffordshire, 43, 43(i; North Eastern - Berwick. 221, 22i ; York and Nt.rth Midland, 39, 393 ; "elects Capital Stock, 243, 243; South Eastern and Dover, 19 1-16, 103 ; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 53 53 d ; do. new Shares, 51, 53 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 43, 43 d ; Great Western of Canada, 181, 183 ; do. new shares, 2 7 1, 2,0 ; Great Luxembourg, 6, 63 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 9 15-16, 10. The weekly Traffic Returns, received up to this afternoon, are as follows :-Belfast and Ballymena 1,193' ; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 3,6o7l;.Blaekburn 1,0101; Bristol and Exeter 6,2941; Caledonian 14,3781; Chester mid Holyhead 7,0011; Cork and Bandon 3361 ; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 2211; Deeside 2421; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,5411 ; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junotion 1,1971; Dundalk and Enniskillen 588/ ; Dublin and Drogheda 1,741/ ; Dublin and Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown, 1,627/ ; East Anglian 1,0561 ; Eastern Counties and Eastern Union 26,762/ ; East Lancashire 6.3681; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunferm line 6,3491; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 3,190/; Glasgow and South Wt stern 7,0161 ; Great North of S;!otland 1,4231; Great Northern 23,6971; Great Southern and Western 7,6201; Great Western 33.0971; Kendal and Windermere 2851; Lancaster and Carlisle 7,3031;• Lancashire and Yorkshire 23,9541; Llanelly Railway and Dock 4141; London and Blackwell 1,3691; London, Brighton, and South' Coast 16,5101; London and North Wt stern 66.504 t.; Loudon and South Western 16 7881; London, Tilbury, and Southend 1,3541; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincckshire 11,393 1 ; Manchester, South Junction and Al trincham 1,6111; Maryport and Carlisle 885/ ; Midland 32,707 1 ; Midland Great Western 4,0061; Newcastle a L d Carlisle 3 403 ; North British 5,216/ ; North Eastern 36,460 ; North Staffordshire Railway and Canal 7,532/; North Western 9911; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,7141; St. Ht len's- Canal and Railway 1,751/ ; Shrewsbury and Bir mingham 1,8721; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,1101 ; Shrewsbury and Hereford 1,5851; Scottish Central 3,4211; Scottish North Eastern (late' Aberdeen) 3,272/; South Devon 2 552 ; South Eastern 23 8991; South York and River Dua 2,3311; South Wales 7, 0301; Ulster 1,541/ ; Vale of Neath IM4/ ; Warrinuton and Stockport 4011; Wa'erford and Kilkenny 3581; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3,538/ ; Whitehaven and Furness 440 ; Whitehaven Junc tion 4401; Buffalo and Lake Huron 3,2741; Dutch Rhenish 2,9531; Grand Trunk of Canada, 10,2821; Great Luxembourg 1,025 ; Great Western of Canada, 12,997/; Sambre and Meuse 1,207. The Funds to-day have been rather flitter. The late advance has led to some sales, and Money is more in demand. On the London S'ock Exchange this • morning, a decline of k to per cent. was shown. An attempt was made to repress prfces still further. bu . t w.s not successful Messrs. Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s circular, published to-day, after enumerating the recent advances made in the Bank rate rf interest, retiarks:- "Such rapid advances in the value of Money cannot fail to increase the distrust and uneasiness that have already arisen ; but whilst the pressure does not emana'e from any local causes, although it *may inflict a serious injury upon a portion of the.. trading community, by liiniting credit and * rendering it difficult to . riegoitia:e ;piper, there is nothing to justify the, .alartn which appears to exist." Consols to-day declined, and el - Fted at the fob -I,,wing prices :-For Money, 881 to 889 ; and for the Account ' 881 to 89. After official hours there w s however, a better feeling, and .the p; ice of the latter was nominally quoted at 88 1516 t 0 ,89 1-16 The London Railway Share Market was rather dull to-day., and pliees were barely suppotted. The fpllowing are the cloing quotations -Cale donian, 79, 80 ;. Eastern Counties, t 3, 54 ; East Great Northern, 94.!, 95! ; Lancashire, ST. 9 1 ;do. A shares, 86, 88; Great Western, 519, 52; Lana shire and Yorkshire, 92i 93; Leeds Northern,.4BU 491; London and North Western, 94, 96; London and . South Western, 889, 991 ; Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, 38,39 ; Midland Stock,,Bll, 82; North British; , 47 . , 48;; South Eastern .and LIVERPOOL CORN 111 kRICET.—Ocr. 23 We have very few buyers at market this morning, and the trade in all its branehes rules exo. edingly dull. Wheats are generally offered Id to 21 per bushe lower than on Tuesday, and at this teluction sales of A - nerican of the better &script on are pectic ihle to a moderate extent, but other sorts move v. ry slowly, and suffer even more than the above nctod depres ion in value. 'I he Fl ur trade is nominally rathe• cheaper, but so MC° is doing It is diffizaft to define prices with accuracy, except for French and the higher clams of American an Canadian. Oats and Oatmea v ary little from our last currencies Indian torn is in less dema d than of late, and prces are rarely suppofe.l. In otter articles no quotable than eis observable. Arrivals from the 20th t) the 22nd 0 toper inclusive—lnto . iverpool from Ireland.—Wheat, 682 qrs ; r arley, 283 q"s„ malt, 6 qrs.; oats 3,133 qrs.; beans, 6 qrs ; pease, 10 qrs ; ormeal, 6,812 sacks; flour, Coastwi;e.—Wheat, 210 qrs ; malt, 15 qrs ; s ats, 195 qrs.; oatmeal, 25 sacks; 11 .ur. 22 sacks. Canada and other ritish Colonies out of Europe.—Wheat, 5,: 20 qrs.; pease, 31 qrs ; fl ur 5 0 racks 4,114 brls. United Sta'.es.—Wheat, 1,083 qrs ; Indian corn, 100 qrs,; flour, 2f.0.) brls. Europe, &c.—Wheat, 750 qrs.; flou , 322 sack. Tota'.— wheal. 8,415 qrs.; barley, 283 qrs.; malt, 21 gist; oats, 3,323 qrs ; beans, 6qi s ; tease, 44 q - s.: Indian corn, 100 qrs,; oatmeal, 6,537 Aar ks; floqr, 1.265 sacks 6,715 brill. Expo. ts from the 15th to the 22nd Oct. In dusty°. Foreign Parts.—Barley, 20 qrs mat 20 qri.; oats, 36 qrs ; oatmeal, 74 sacks. Leland.—Wheat 854 qrs.; melt, 30 qrs.; Indian ion,. 543 qrs.; flour, tB6 sacks 217 barrels. Coas' wise.— Wheat, 373tre • bail,-y, 6 qr s.; lndian corn, 31'; qrs.; Indi a n me a l, 40 brls.; oatmeal, 6.) tacks; flour, If 8 sac. , s 190 barrels. R. Melia; & SONS MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT. —Oct 23. The market continues in the same dull state as previously reported, and tho igh lower prices won d not be accepted, the decline is not ufficierit to induce buyers to come forw.rd. LONDON PRODUCE MARKER—Om 23 Our markets this week have been adversely affected by the sudden adv.,nce in the rate of discount on Monday, which kept all specula tive ha:, ers out of the produce markets, and caused the tra‘:e not to LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Oct 23 The mark , tis ste dy. P,ices are qua:ed as fellows: —Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 55s 91; October and December, 563 61; January and 31..reb, 573. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Ocr. 23. There is still ago 'd demand for all floe hors at late prices. The duty a expatt , d out shortly, an 1 many still think it will fall under .t 200,0,0, wh la oth: rs go higher i their estimate. LONDON CORN NIA RKET.—Ocr. 23. The wheat market was full to day, and to hare made any profr,r,ss in sales a seduction iif fully Is per quarter must have been submitted to. Flour was al-4) Is per sack, and 61 to 18 per barrel (heap r. Fine barley maintained its v.. 143, h .t other descriptions were is par quarter ch , ap.r. Oats were a slow sale, but their value uni!erwcut no meerial alteration. Beans and pets scarce, and quite as dear. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM CCT. 19 TO OCT 23. English and Scotch Irish. Foreign. 1740 8010 1489 5590 )700 1962 Wheat Barley Oats Malt LONDON MINING MARKET.—Ccr 23 The home mining stock market th's morning is unusualiy quiet. From ihe Stock Exchange no tr.msactions wLatever are reperte I. The inquiries are generally limited, but prices are fairy supported. t. John del hey shares are ma ked 12Z. Those of the Mexican and South mericau Smelting Company remain Oat, and are marked 10t (with £lO pa , d). Other fore!gn dose iptions xt-e quiet. Subjoined is the official list of transactions i s the Alining Exchange oil Thorn day. v'z :—Al!red en ols, I3Z, to, 141 ; Great South Tolgus, IG, 161 ; Lady Bertha, •s2t 6d. 231 64; Sentrbige Consols, 2/, In foreign desc;iptio,s the only alt,ratioa w.s an improvement of about bs per share in Santiago. At great South To'gus bi-in ,nthly meeting yesterdsy, the accounts of the mine for Ju y and August showed a balance of £3,058 ISt In in favour of the alventurers' oat of whit i a d-videni of 8s per share (42,400) was declared, leaving .A 135- tai 74 to the credit of the next account. The report , from tt e mine were considered highly sati fictory. Captain Daw states that the new eng:ne s aft is alrealy to the 50 fathom level, and will be comple'e to the 70 in al,out six welks, and that the ra ground is opening wen, and the prospects of the mate r ontinue good The next meeting will show about a similar balance. n t thi- meeting of Wheal Agar adventurers yes'erd y the accounts showed a balance of £ i5O 19t 51 against the mine, and Ahern are arrears of cull amounting to £14.1. A call of 3s per shire was mac'e, pa4ab'e on the loth November. The next meeting will be held on the 17th December. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—OcT. 23 Thcre was a go, d s ipply of wheat at to-day's market. The demand was limitei, and prices dsclined 21 par r. Other articles also teLd downwards. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—OcT. 23. - - - There was a morierate supp'y f all sorts of grain to-day. Pri ne wheat meta ready sale a' the rates-of Tuesday. Malting bar y - sold brisk at last quotations, and oes ani grinding burley were 6d to is higher. Ind_an corn sold in small quantities at a trifling adeanca. BYLVAST CORN ,%1A RKET.—Ocr. 23 There Was a small atb-ndanee at our market, and trade ruled dull, but holders continued very firm in th - ir demands. PDt,toes ate turning cut short of expect'tion, but prices are unaltered, CORK RUETER MARKET.-Om 23 The sat ?'y to-day exceeded 1,80) kegs and firkins. The market wa, atea y at the anncaset quotations Firsts, 115 s ; Seconds, 109 s ; Thirds, 1012; Fouiths, 984 ;. Fifths, 91s ; and S42itas, 03s I,C2' cwt. GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET—Ocr 23 Yesterday being what is c died a fast day, our market W 331 not held till to-day. The broken week, added to a large supply of cattle caused sales to be very au I at last week's decline in prices for the best quality. Middling and inferior almost unsaleable at much lower fli.;ures. ti.heep in fir request. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKE C.—Ocr. 23 We had quiet market to-day at the following pric-es:—Mixed Nos. bu)ers, 603., eel erg, 615.; 'vos 1, buyers 62a; sellers 2s 63 ; Na 3, buyers 683; and wile's 68d per ton. Numerous suspensions continue to bo announced on the Continent, especially acnoLg msnufactur,ng firms in Ger many. . . It has b3en resolved to wini up the London, Manches ter, a►nd Foreign. Warehouse Company. It is believed there w 11 be a return of £2 per share. A LISSON GP. 11,RTALITY —LEEDS BOIWIGH REGIS TRATI3N.—TweIty-five years have now ela; sad since the reform bi 1 ccm.dletest Its memorable struggle through our house of parliamr:nt, and since the first election consequent n that event took place in the borough of Leeds. Messrs. John Marshall, jun., T. B. itfacaulay, and Mr. T. Sadler, were the caLdidates, of whom Baron Macaulay still 3ur vices. The first printed list ef the coleus for the borough coataincd. 4,171 n rues , duplicates deducted. That for the township of Leeds alone, contained 2,724, of which nunV or about 30 wcre dup!icates. The writer has been curious enough to keep one of the printed lie's by him, and to mark off the deaths as they occurred, or became known to him ; and the result, at the end of a quitter of are - Wry, is that of the 2.6 4 electors who took part in that t2ee iag election, 1,587 have n,),:e passed away, leaving, for anything the writer knows to the contrary, 2,777 oil: sur viving'. Doubtless, some deaths will have occurred which never came to the writer's knowledge.—Leeds Mercu i r yt was. Tits SOUTH WALES RAILWAY CoLLISION.— It SYCanSeP, on Thursday, an ducre et on the bodies of Mr. Willi am Ashtnur, of Cardiff, arid Mr Liael, of P i le, which h a d been opened on Fri a last, and adjourned, was resumed be'ore Mr. Charles Collins. Many wt nesses were el,mined, and the it quire had not termina et when oar parcel left. In the telegraphic announcement of the verdict on the inquest at N ath on the lo,Oy of Sarah Ana Warr, briefly slated to be a verdict of manslaughter" against Wbi'e, the Stormy st. filo master. The ful!owing impor tant additim was made to the verdict by the j.iry : —" We find that his (White's) s'attment that he had received a subsequent order to send the down train on the up line is central to the evid, nce. We exonerate Henry Turner, station mister at Port Talbot, from blame, but it would have been more deArab'e if he had g. ne into the station to inquire for an a: ewer b.fo e he started 'he up train. We think there is evidence of cardessnws and incampe tence in the telegraph arrangements, bosh at Port Talbot and Stormy Statior, and that there is b:ame to be attae.ed to the company fur not employirg more efficient servants at truth impor4int stations; and also fur nut taking care that they are propely iestructed in the work Hi; of the ielegtaph on both instiumente. . In Consequence cf a report br•Jught list week by a Spanish brig that there was a dismasted British ship of war with trcor.s on . h and in the Bay of Bi,cay, Port- Admiral Sir Barrington Reynolds despatched from Ply. mow on Saturday evening her M , jesty's paddle-wheeled stet m frigate Va'orcus, 16, Captain BLckle, to render assistance. Mr. T. W. Fox, jun., Ottoman Consul at Plymouth, surmising that the distibl d ship was net Brtisf•, but a Turkish line-or-battle ship, for some time expec ed in England to receive machinery and a screw, telegraphed to the Turkish Ambassador in London, who made application to the Admiralty, when their Lordships sent orders immediately to Plymouth, in consequence of which Sir B. R2yntlls despatched tha paddle-wheel steam ship S!x 6, on Monday nigh', to assist the Valorou.. The judiciousness of these measures was proved by iota i gence received . on Wednesday at Ph mouth, through Capt. Machor, of the schooner Sir Toomas Mansell, whiCh left Corann.. on Thursday, the 15,h inst., on which day letters had been rtceived from i'errol, stating that a Turkish &hip of war was off the coast in distress, having lost her rudder in the revert ga'e. The same letter contained an account of the wrt ck of a D:tch enerc`aant ship, and the loss of all the crew but two. The Turkish line-of-battle ship expected at PYmauth is the Fethia (V!ctory), 9j . ; she left Malta for England some time since: A pertion of her crew wear a military costum., which may have led the Spanish captaiu to report them as troops, £23,400,430 1 Total . BANKING DEPARTMENT. Debt. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 4,833 021 Other deposits 11,132,4 31 Seven day ani • • other bills 869,070 Credit. Government se- curities £10,254,541 Other securities 20,639,565 Notes 3,217,185 Gold and silver coin £34,610,339 I Total £34,610,339 Compared with the returns of the previous week, we have the following results : Active circulation Increase Bullion £20,183 245 193,135 9,524,478 535,516 Rest .. . Decrease Seven day and other bills . Decrease Public deposits Decrease 3,469,305 Other deposits Decrease Government securities 10,254,541 Decrease 339,066 Other securities Decrease Notes unemployed 3,217,185 Decrease 807,215 Decrease BANKRUPTS. British and Irish Aragretic Telegraph. T. Sidden, Rochester, coal merchant. B..Sidley, Birchin 7 lane, mining agent. Thwbeer, Bristol, oil manufacturer. W. Swire, Barden, Yorkshire, and J. Pair, Shipley, contractors. , Dsvies Rontlotjn, Glatnorginah're, grocer. F. W. Fool, Bristol, victualler. J. Lee, Wplverhampton, engire manufacturer. W. Dobson, , and J. T. Dobson, Derby, silk throwsters. T. W. Hardwick and Wm. W. Runelet, drapers. Edward, B. Simons, York, grocer. T. Hassell, Kingston-on-Hull, merchant. T. Chandler; Rotherhithe, surgeon. Thomas Wyeb, Macclesfield, Innkeeper. E. Shaw, Kingston-on-Hull, draper. R. R. Bealey; and B. Bealey, Manchester, sh . rt manufac turers.' SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. oc - roam 24. Him" WATER—Morn. 2 30 —Even. 2 51—Height, 12 ft. 3 in. OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Bergman, fr 3 n Islay —Endyfni 3n, Near York—Marlin, Ant;gua— Express, Bunny—Lillies. ARRIVED Oct. 23. Antelop , (e.s.) Portland, it Loiro (s.s.) tondo MeroD Aky,b Arctic New York Lucy Cape Town Oct. 23. 'en. Favourite Monte Video Maria Cornelia Rio Janeiro Minstrel Baenos Ayres Oct. 22. cerinzapat Ira Valparaiso Chancellor Melbourne I ady Franklin r.". Hope Albert Edward C G. Flop ,, Nita (s.s.) Santander __ _. -- Nfelody Buenos Ayres Eagle Rotterdam Vtle de Agde . Salonica Candace ( 5 . 8 .) Madeira, &c Architect . .Damerara Culicden Bombay Jeha Genoa! Tamaulipas (s.s.) Bordeaux Alt,y Ti Fo, trin a.... .......... Stpttir Mercurius 't. Thomas CLEARED OUTWARD 3. Oct. 22. Fire Soskende Alexandrir Derlime Bomba; Jeune Hayti 7 ernandes Lisbon knnie Laurie ....St. John's, N.F t'allace Wiscasss• Gleaner St. Michael ENTERED F Out. 22. John Clark Baltimore Da, idson's Barbie& Charger Bornba) Benazcs .... Calcutta Bertka lsland cf Candia B Ibec (s 5.) Celina Havre, Sc: Garland Kingst n Cameos .......... Lisbon' Caractacus Me'bour el OUT PORTS. Downs.—Arrived—The Conradine, from Manila. Q seen town, Oo'. 22.—Arrived - The Ormott, and Moira, both from Callao—Zuffer Zorge, Smyrna. 23rd.—The Exact, from Montreal and sailed for Unit. Off. —The Catherine, from Labrador and sailed for Bristol—Elizat:eth, Archangel—Expert, Demerara. Falmouth, Oct 21.—The Alfred, from Pisagua—Mio Toni, A lex -idria—Stad Schidam, Rangoon —Hermann, Rio Grande. Off.—The Titania, from Monte Video—lmperieuse Puerto rebel:, —Concordia, 1 bran. 22nd.—The Gazettee, from Lii.d Island for Clyde—Request, Bromham, from Liverpool for Dordt Piymouth, Cct. 21.—Z rrived—The Imperial Star, Wright, from Liverpool for Antwerp. Penzance, Oct 22.—Arrived—The Reform, from Labrador. A lar2e fleet of windbound vesses are working up to the anchorage. Cardiff, Oct, 22.—Saited —The Margari t Dundao, for Cape of Good Hope—Ramon Itij is, Valparaiso—Taunter, C hqrlestol. Fa mouth, Cct. 22:—Arrived—The Eliza, from; Callao—Gazelln, Bird Eland. Plymouth, Oct. 22.—Arrived—The Emma, from , POrt-an Prince— Gnar ian. Buenos Apes. Off—The Donra from New York for ffamburgh-0, ly Son, PCrnamburv. I )over,Oet. 22 Arrive t ff —The A. Horsey, from Hamburgh for Rio Janeiro. Saved—The Christne for Messina. PorNmouth, Oct. 22; - Sai:ed—The Fence Albert (s.), for Knr melte. Da tmouth, Oct. 22 —A-rived The Claudius Ciocles, from Amsterdim Co'umbia Southampton, Oet. 23 —Arr'ved—The Ripon (s.). from A'exandria. 23rd. The Havre (a.), from Ha-ra—L'Etoila ' Cherbourg—Alarm, and Cara, both from Newport—Atalanta (s.), Jersey —Ondine (s.), London —Teutonii (9 ), Hamburgh. Sailed—rho Princess Charlotte (s.), fir Cork ndine (s.), Dublin. tOravesend, Oct. 23.—Arrived —The Paris and T ondon (s.), from Rouen—Dametrius (s ), Cro3sta it. Sailed—The Samuel Forb3s, for Bombay—Warren Has ings, Madras. _ Deal:Oc'. 23. ^assed The , alopian, from Mtnritius ;: Challenge, Cadiz (in tow) ; Governor A.• Lean, Africa; Phan ician, Sydney (in tow) ; RlizaCavew, Ja?obe ; Berbice, Porto Rtco ; Petit/1h ;owed, and Walter Lord, Callao ; Couradin achmann, Manilla—all for Lon don. Anchored—The Jean van Eyck, from Newcast'e for Lisbon— Barbadian, from L ondon for West In les—Renovation, from Shields for Leghorn. Sailed—Sylph, Secret, and Gymer—all for London. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVE RPOOT , Oct. 23. The Bas`ia (s.s.) hence at Gibraltar, with damage from the gales. The Mar.den, Muth, hence at Reanmeris Ray. towed in by No. 12 pilot boat, with less of tore and main'opma , ts. The Formosa, Garrard, from at Lhbon for Liverpool, pumps choked, having been , on her beam ends, and must p,a.tly ,ischar;.e. Pen • rth Roads.—The Alin, for Quebec, has put back leaky; bore up from 35 W. Pevel,. Oct. 22.—The Sygenham (s.), from Hull and Grimsby tl St. t etersburg, wi h goods, is aground on Nargoe. Ship making water. 11.rwich, Oct. 22.—Th. William and Ann, of Hart'epool, from L ndoa to the North, is ashore o❑ the NFze, w , th rudder brcken and loss of anchcr and chains. Assistance has been taken. ESSELWREPORTS. Report by tle Bele Ponle, arr ved here from Monte Video, S oke. In kit Lon. A ng. 10.. T. e Nertige•m, Greenock, bcund 5.E..... .... 29 W Oct. 1 ..The Cutra Packet; Havannah :o Amsterdam.. 42 N, 32 W Deport by the Tyne, arrived here from Paraiba. Spo e. In let. Len. Sept. 25.. The Baldwin, hi nee to Algoa. Bay (`et. F.side bane:: to - ..........51 N- .07 W Report by the Invincible, arrived here from Africa. t•polce_ _ _ In lat. lon '4 t. 35.. The City of Peterboro;gh, London to Moulmeinos:l 7 Fr. 27 - W . Oct. 19—The Guatamala Packet, hence to Guatamalio ; The Planter, he ee to Ilelbowne and Addison —a.l off the fitnalls. FOREIGN PORTS. Nfas.or, hence at Odessa. Bis , usna (a.s ) ssi el from isbm or Irdia. Oc'. 12. IC,rn4k ,s.s.), Prownless, hence at Naples, and left for Mesabas. I nlego, Obver, hence at Naple.. Ino, Cumming. hence at Gibraltar. Asb,tt, J hason, from Taganrog at Lisban for Queens`own, leaky. Ch..rlotte Linstrora,,hence at Crenstadt. BIRTH S. On the 22nd Aug., at Dlitirm ala, Punj nib, the wife of Captain J. W Younghtubanl, Bombay Army,, Commandant in the rtinjiub Police, of a danelatar. On the 13th hist., at Charlton, B ackheath, the wife- of , Captain Arthur Nixon, Rifle Brigade, of a tan. On the 20 h lost , at lAmei-grove, Lewisham, the wife of W. Symons, E , q , of a clang , ter. - On the 2 .th inst , at the G:een, Tottenham, the wife of William Esq., of a son. on the 20tit in3t., at Yerk town, Fandhnrst, the wife- of Major IL Carey,of a son. On the 21st fast , at 2, Vernon-square, Ilyde, the wife of M ijor Pocock, of a dew, lter. On the 21st in t , at 4, College-road, Highbury, the" wife of N. Rob son Fsq., of a son. n the 22nd inst , at C'apham, Surrey, the wife of S. J. Hughes, Esq., of a ton. MARRIAGES. On the 21st Inst., at Lilesh,ll Church, Shropshire, by the Rev. H. G. Bunsen, vicar, assisted by the Rev. A. G. W. Blunt, incumbent of Crowe-gree.o, Cheshire, and the Rev. G. Burn, M. A., curate of Lil esh IP, Joseph Banks Siaden, Esq., Lieutenant 6th Royal Lanca shire M.litia, son of Dr I . amsey .laden, late Physician-General in the MAras Presidency, to Eli abeth, only daughter of the late Willies Boycott, Esq ~of Doningto", near ivewort, Shropshire. On the 21st inst , at the R 'man Catholic Chapel, Warwick- street, London, and of erwards a' St G:orge's, Hanover. square, by the Rev. Evan Nepean, Captain Edmund de Feyl, of the Austrian Service. to Augusta Clemcntina G aham, daughter of Sir Bellingham Graham, Part.,.of Norton Conyers, Yorkshire. On the 21st inst., at Walcot Church, Bath, by the Rev. T. Leonard Ellll,l heophilns Ws th , n Thompson, Esq., eldest son of Dr. Theo p.. ius Th. mpson, f Pedf rd-square, Londe.,, to Maria Eliza, eldest danehter of W. Abbott, E,q., of Harlington street, Bath. On the 21st inst.,. at Tinsley, by the father of the brLe, assisted by the Rev. G. R chardson, rector of Edlington, Cowles H. Morris, Esq , M.D., of Normanby, Cleveland, third son of the late Rev. W . Jforriq, incntranent of Wye, Kent, to Jane. fourth daughter of the 11ev. John iticharditon, vicar of Tinsley, Yolkshire. Oa the 2:st inst. at St. Alptpage, Greenwich, by the Rev. I. W. North, 111 A,, John Hall, i'sq., of Blac'sheath, to Dymphna fifth .daughter of the late Mathew Fitzpatrick, Esq., formerny of 3“h Regiment Queen's County, I eland, and cousin of the la:e Earl of Up, er Osscry. DEATHS. KiVed in the m .ssiere at Cawnpore, after being brought back severe y wounded from the boas, Captain Athill Turner, Ist Bengal Naive Infantry, aged 37; also, died of fever, in the entrenchment, Ellen, his wife, y. ung st daughter of the lat e Rev. R. Pain, of Aspley Guise, Bedfordshire Their infant daughter is auppased to have died about the same gale. Or, the 12th August, at Buenos Ayres, Charles Atkinson, Esq. aged 58. On the 17th inst., at his residance, No. 50, wellington-terrace, West Darby-road, l i erpool, after a brief bat painful illness, Mr. Henry Ages, one of the official mes.engers of the Court of Bank ruptcy. On the 18th in t., Mr. John Fage, of Twyncross, Leicestershire, brother. in.faw of Mr. Mashiter, of Li verpo )1 . nd Southport. On the 21st hist , Th!resa, the beloved wife of George Kendall, Esq., of `, orwo d, Surrey, aged 63. 6n the 21st insi. ' at C - iirelont, Hastings, in her 84th yea r , M ary , relict of the lute John Cave, Fsq , of Kentish-town, and eldest daughter of .11. Cipt.Th s. Wilson, R.N. , . . On •he 23r1 inst., at . 47, Pemb oko Place, aged 3 1 years, Edith Maude, daughter of Mr. Edward P. Adams. air Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our Office duly authenticated. NOTICE. ELECTRO-PLATE Goons. --Tht;teate few branches of art that more perfection has been attains i in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the moss beautiful specimens of spoons, forks. goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23 &nth John-street, ho, to his other blanches of business, has added a department for the save of these articles, having been appointed agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beantifu', 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. .... Table Do. . . ...... • • 245. Dessert Forks ...... .. 245. Sent carriage free to any part of the country. FATAL COLLIE:IY ACCIDENT AT BARN•LEY.—An acciden took place on Taursday afternoon, at M• ssrs. Day and Twibeil's, Mcunt Osborne C by which a young man med John Marshal was klled. It appears that deceased was in the Get of gettEg coal, and had• undermined the soft bed too far without using " chucks," or pups, which caused a large quantity of coal to fall upon him and k lled him on the spot. Deceased was a single man. BRITISH COAL EXPoRTS F R SEPTEMBER —Messrs. W. H. Laird and Co., in their manthly eta+ htical pamphlet of the British coal trade, shows that the total amount of co'll exported from the Uni ed )gdom during the month of September last, was 658,532 tons, showing an increase of 70,788 tons over the same month of 1856. Tte northern ports contributed 404.803 tons; the Yorkshire ports, 34,461; L'verpool, 48,520 ; the Severn ports, 128,658; and the Sco'ch ports, 42,090. II LOA DING. Pel ePoule . .Monte Video, he lUronia ..Pernaml;wo V. Olitenbarnevelyj Point de Galle C stries. St. I neie +-Wen Priecipio Trieste Gyller.. . Leghorn Isabella .. Naples Angle Saxon (s s.) Portland Hnrmony Savannah Bywater ..Veni,e, &c TUESDAY• --- -- cr „, 00 x, l s , On Tanner next. the 27th instant, at T w elyO O ex S. Carling ; in Cros =ait :r, 0 dhall-street. H ANT & BARC L A ' . .. s ßa j th U -stet- - kPP I Y t° , 13P; k611. 6 il ale. ___.--,-----" _____ PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING F Bl tolia . A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof i 4 ONS PENNY PER SQUARE Fool% .040 VII. tt r ': Office and Warehouse-8. CABLE -91'0g' 'WW I A Large Quan:ity of Smithy or Boiler-ma kers About 480 Gallons ROSIN OIL, 6 Or 4 ~ 120 FIR SCAFFOLDING POLES. DR OP .. Feaparticulars apply to JONATHAN G,lAlrtntreet• 17, South C astle- ACETATE nt Oa ACETATE OF LIME, IR )I , l', AND RED ",Aclv VEGETABLE NAPTHA, PRINTERS' Ac ET V Apply. to WOOD CHARCOAL. . r ,. i rgßTllt file% joHN — A sta App'ey Bridge WoriL-, 2 ship's Patent ANNIHILATOR S, 3 BitAiS SIDE. LI MTS. I IRON (ANN. (about 500 Gallons), I Pair Large SrEELYARDS, Apply to Mr. WILLIAM jos. At Messrs. Whittall, Lenox and Co.'s. 24, No, I - R. CAMERON, xf , t r0t,..,00 1, t/ • WATCH AND CHRONOIIETER -•-•-•- FP WV • 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, watts, MARINE CEIRONONIET6RS ON SALE, ° LtOP SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, '— CHARTS, &c. — ~ - - - - - ----- KEITH'S S 0 045' PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT 34, CASTLE-SIR e; El'. _ A4 lOl ARE NOW RE-OPEN Eliligfrisli`'or W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking 11,:witlisfr the public for the liberal patr,mago with which he ha' na ''",,lsl e rott and at the same time to inform them that to acco' n „ o rg ••itA as pidly increasing business ho has built an entirely' .',. t o t , loom, which Is admitted to be- the finost in LiverWects 0 0 increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. GIP I WO Pictures will not only sust,in the high character they attained, but even surpass his former productions. „ 0 o_:>/ 3 4 , CASTLE-STREET, LEVER.' Opposite the Bank of Eng and PaRE PALE CANARY , Sg• TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DO -7 14r WINES c 0 D ANDER' S,—CASTLE-STEEET ---** . 1 A P 0 R T_—Highest class Vintage Wine, five Yea" f -68 Per F, in bond, and fit for immediate use. •• " 243 ~ In Pints.... .••• ••• ..... •••• •• • '-`• . 42 3 ~ SHERRY--First Class, Pale and G01d.... .. • • •• - • " • 423 CLARET. St. Julien, four years in bottle.. • •• • '"•• CANARY,_„, Twenty-Six Shillings per v° ---- g0 0315' MERCHANTS , NEW DIN I N G ANDERSON S• t WIRE RIGGING... ar e f o r. 5 1.; , ` riIHE UNDERNOTED VESSE.-,, BI G 0 IRP A_ present BEING FITTED with Yi r -..- - 00 of GARNOCK, BIBBY'. and CO.'S Manufacture — Three STEAMERS and Three sAILING VESS ELS od ' John Laird Esq. ,e , JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer) , —Messrs. T. Y e - fo V . builders. 514 ~, ,o• •,s, 11, a IP' Ship PARSEE MERCHANT . R. Bs. - ot; s , r orl• Ship BOGOrit . Messrs. Blythe and rgos l o , tot Ship LADY HEAD, Messrs. Stuart axe ' 0 4 1 ., t , r / ,:,v• New ship LLAMA Messsi. Ratty and ' - ec 04 0 ,0 , . tal• NEW SHIP.. • • Messrr. Baty and ' l , ,,rw o t Id!. NEW SHIP. -Building a . t •itliOg g 00'5' • • .' ' 1 ,11e:: $ r _nli ''' Rigging. The NEW BARQUE.. ...... , •-•.: .1 3 i'L - ilaTgl'iit. known u latter need NEW SCHOONER ...... ••• • • • • •• • • • .- IP 0° sr ••-••-••• • • ' • : Vi ,id Also, a number of VE , SELS being FITTED with OW The advantage of WIRE ROPE for SHIPS' l! l i gillefo o f Oa s a fewgreat comments. e a t advantage i i n il m . : 9 - ' e I) -a p i t ° i _ ably cheaper —more durable—and less than half Lt ee iis. ot 9 o 0 ward. iT --- CARD of tomparatire SIZES-and PRICE x - ri O. e ' Op , GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND - gy MANUFACTURERS OF ... WI la IMPROVED PATEN l' CORDAGE AN" za 9 . 110 1 ' SAILMAKERS —SHIP. CHANDI,,,- , fi ry 0 k t i 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, l' ll , -- • i kll : P ir MANUFACTORY—WAVRILTREE-1,01 14, 1 A full Assortment of Vs IRE ROPE, and Ea?! islA rC 44 OIR ROTE and HAWSERS always in St ool: i'''' - SIP use. 0 • C USTOM-HOUSE pArk; 14' t , 5 SHILLINGS per Ream. 1." . 3, 0 11 CH ARIES WHOLESALE STATIONERY ArT u. " - OP 19. SOUTH JOHN STREET. [O F— r 0 14' ST Y roti PRICE TWOPENCE. . k rtiji 0 t o caTILLM ER'S RAILWAY A i- ' ~ 0 03 6; 0 , 1 , 0 ity 0 . -- ,,a of 01 .4 , VIT BOAT GUIDE, Published by An*".. - h .r iirst t ", si l .,, sin: svery Month, is the most simple and accurate ri - iv al ( s o irsP gsr`,;s It contains the Hours of Departure and ~,A , ,r , f rtsr t „ r si r o ffti Trains out of and into Liverpool; the 1 fOll'S of .i. , -q 11 , ,, - sy "a", s bates, whether foreign or coastwise; 1 .1 , ' s ° A I‘" ad e nllO' Omnibus Time Table; Calendur for the Month; „06 13 :0-,,6,0 DIRECTORY, showing the hours at which all ni.s4vei , rost7 i je , despatched from Liverpool to all Parts of the ha tes ! n a ttier v Tabular Statement of Foreign Post Days, an d ,.letl ° ` _„ 0 0 1 Litters and Newspapers; together with a V ' ..-- t iferr , i i aformation for all classes. 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Merchants, or to JOIIN • On account of whom it may concern. _ the On MONDAY next, the 26th instant, at One o'clock, 11 . , Brohers' Office, 7, Rumford -street , About 180 Ba'es Surat CO r FON; damaged by salt wanteor7l3reiterP tity of i I 2.KIN GS, ex Baron of Renfrew, from lioltbals 36 Bates Ordinary American CO TTON, all tanlts. Apply to HOLLINSHEAD, TETLEY & , ho On MONDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'cloc k, Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-build in g s, 297 Barrels Fine ROSIN, 239 Barrels Common ROSIN. landed ex Madawaska, from Chariest ;n. —Apply to Brolte. J. H. RAYNER St u''' at tea On MONDAY next, the 26th instar,t, at Twe lve o'clock, Brokers' t ffice, Liver-Cbambe rs. About 300 Bales COTTON, partially danalleuzieury, ex Baron of Reu'rew, Shooting Star, and Lydia lit'tno.strei Apply to Bombay. Lying in ' Brantker'RO Gis: s Wareho& CALDEOuse, liar rivg , - grOW ItS the fr 5 67 Oa MONDAY, the 26th inst., at Newshaven, Suss ex ' °ll- of Mr. Wm. Cole, at Twelve o'clock, for the benefit o.f ell concerned, of to BY MR. VERREL, o ter, Part of the CARGO and STORES, dama;ed by salt w tho Prussian schooner Pauline, from Bo deaux, brought in, t jui, 4 C 4,, tlerel.ct, consistin4 of 80 Bags SRUMAC. 1 Cask ".„, GE1 6 ,',01 8 A ItDINE,-, 40 Bags NU rs, 5 Packages COMIC, 3 13°1- IVI g t 1 Cask CAPERS, 26 Boxes FA L IP, a quantity of $ Preserved Firm's, LIQUERS &also B roken , , c, ; and RIGGING.—For further particulars, apply to .0 6- . South 1 °" iV On MONDAY next, the 26th instant, at Eleven o'cloc Commercial Saleroom, Temple-coati, 90 Cases Naples t E M oNS, ex Corinthian 104'; 89 Cases Palermo LEMONS, 7 Boxes j ex Tiber (L od 9 Boxes Do. ORANGES, 20 Half. chests- Lisbon LEMONS, 13 Ha f-boxes Do. GRAPES, 111 C tra 11 Half-boxes Do. TOMATOES, • ex 3g Boxes Da. ONIONS, 40 Bags Naples WALNUTS, 1 0 Bags Parealona NUTS, 100 Sacks Spantsla , NUTS. Apply to JAME 3 AD 1111,, SON -