Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-03 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.. LIVERPOOL, Frilay Evening. The Cotton Market was more steady to:day ; th e eA lea_were about 6,000 _bales, including 500 o n speculation and for export, at prices within the last Friday's cino'ations for gra d es range of middling and below. Messrs. Wrigh%, Jun , & Co., in their circular, remark on the movements of the trade during the week : In our circularadvic s of 25th ultimo, per Niagara, we eported a considerable falling off in . the &mama, and a uiet market at the c'ose. The week nryler review pre:ems few features of lov-city; the daily sales have only been moderate and principally confined to the trade, who continue to draw from holdings in their possession for the surplus proil , iction of their mills, and which are still fully trap' , yed working up contracts on hand. Oar import of American for the weck is very limited, and stock gradually diminishes, which induces holders to display equal in diffe'ence with buyers to extend operations, the exception being where maturing financ7al engagements influence transicions. The political news from India is not viewed favourably, and tends to tighten money matters in the face of a filling off in the revenue returns, bat the export of specie eastward is not sa large, and for the past two days leis apprehension is manifest in this regard. The time that must elapse before say supply of new Calton can b! received, the doubt still attached to the forthcoming -crop, and the cost ncc, ssary to influence it to this market, inspires confidence, at least until it is more apparent than at present that the existing currency is no longer wa - ranted by circumstances. The total sales of the week amount to 20,770 bales, of 'which 15,290 are Arnericir. 'Speculators have taken 6 710, and Exporters 2,650, leaving 17,410 balsa of all kinds to the trade. Toe import for same time is 61,229 bales, of which 6,833 are American. The quantity known to ba at sea fro n Amedcan ports is about 18A00 bales. PRICIN TO DAY. New Orleans Pair.. 91d Mt cluing ..9 3.16 a Ordinary.'..64 to Bid Mobile „ 91d ~ .9} I „ 7d to 8i I Atlantic ..9j t .. 9 15-16 d _Gil to 81d Total tliken for ,bons'pti , n,lB67 1,509,510 bales.lBs6 1652'981 bales. „ Eeport (actual) '.223,216 „ 179,077 „ American Brazil Eg,ptl.n E \V In Is Total Stock this dar..193, , i43 2 ,203 5 850 110,810 410 335 900 • Sane time 1856.457,290 e 9.9 8 ,1 50,120 64,070 1',950 623 580 In the Liverpool share Market there was rather more activity to-day, and in the earlier part of the day a decided advance occurred, but at the close some dulness prevailed. The day's transactions were as follows:-Calelonian. 421, 3, 21 4 4, ; 'Zast Lancashire, 92 2 c; Lancashire and York shire, 97, 61, ; London and North Western, .181, 4. 74 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin-Coln shire, 41; Midland, 831 4, 31, 4, 4 T r , 4. y, k ; North British, 124; North Eastern; 23k, 4 4, # ; Leeds Capital Stock, 214; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 164; Dovers, 194 7 15-16, 13a6. 1, 11-16, 13-16, 4 - 4 , ; Warrington an Stockport, 74 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 11 9-16, 4, 9-16,-'„ 7-16 ; Great Lux-Jnburg, 611- Great Western of Canada, 22, 14, 2; 14 - 1 N ' eW, p ; Liverpool Borough Bank, 8 ; Liverpool• ' and L Indod 'Fire and Life, p ; Liverpo tl Exchange Buildings, 275. The following were the closing prices: -Blackburn; 14, 8; Chester and Birkenhead, -654 66 ; Cale &mien, 424. xd, .424 ; Chester and Holyhead, 165. 164; Eastern Counties, 11 7-16, 114; East Lan cashire, 914 921; do. 91. shares, 4, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 24k, 244; do A, shares, 11, 114; Great Western. 544, - 55 ; Laneathire and Yorkshire Stock, On'a 964; do. 91 shares,'l,4 p ; Liverpool. Crosby, end Southport, 184; 184 ; London and North Western, 974. 974; Manchester, She . - field, and Lincolnshire, 401.-404 ; Midland Stock, 89. '834 ;- Noah British, 124 xd, 12;1; North Staffordshire, 44, 4d ; North Eastern--- ; ,Berwick, 234. 235 ; York and North Midland, 394, 394 ; Leeds Capital Stook, 245. 244 ; Smith 'Eastern And Dover, 191, 191 Scottish North :Eastern,! 11, 12; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 54. : 54 d ; do. nest Shares, 5/, 54 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 34, 311; Gietti Westeris of Canada, -214, 21'1; do. new shares 4, ' p; Great .Lnketnbourg, 64, 64 ; Grand Trunk of Confide; 11 8 9;10 The Market for the Public Funds and Seen ities opened with a much beticr feeling, but in the afternoon became dull, and closed at tiro lowest quotation o; the day. We quate Consols fn. Money, 140 k to 901, and Consols Icr the Account,.9ol to 95i. ExcheqUer Bills closed at 9 to 4 dis. There was a considerable degree of huoyaucy in the London R tilway Shire Market this afte_- noon, but the advance obtained in prices Avis not maintained. The following were the closing prices :—Caledonian, 811, 851; E linburgh and Glasgow. 62, 63; Eastern Counties, 57, 58; S'lst Lancashire, 91 93 ; Great Northern, 97i 984 ; Do.. A, - OD, - 92 ;• Grew:. Western, 511-, 5 ; Lancashire . and Yorkshire, 96k, 961; Leeds Northern, 49i 50 ; London an:l North Western; 97-17 - 97 _Manchester, Sheffi-ld, and Lincolnshire, 40i, 41 ; Midland Stock, 831; North British, 48k, 491' ; South Eastern and Dover, 651, 664 ; York, New made, and Berwick, 921, 931-; York and North Midland, 791 ; Grank Tiunk, 45, 46 ; Great Western of Canada, 211, 211 ; Do. New, I, After offi2ial hours, the following were the nominat prices.:—Caledonian, 851; Eastern Counties, 11 1-16, 11 916 ; East Lancashire, 91, 93 ; Great. Northern, 97, 98; Do. A, 92 ; Great Western, 544 55 ; Lancasbire and Yorkshire, 961, 96t,-; London Aud North Western, 971 97,.; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, lot: ; Midland Stock, 831; South Eastern and Dover, 65, 661 ; York, New- , •sstle, and Berwick, 921 ; York and North Midland, 78. . _ . The trade in the General Produce Markets during the week has been limited, and prices of the leading articles are decidedly lower. In Sugar, CJITee, and 'Tea a m3derate businoas has been done. The only article in demand is Brimstone, upwards of 1,000 tons of that article clinging hinds within the week, There has not been much business doing in tht. Provision Markets Beef is dull, awl slightly lower• Pork steady, and Bacon rather higher Fine Cheese is Is to 2s per cwt. dearer, but laud is 6d to is lower, We take the following from the Tobacco circu'.ar of Messrs. Grant, Hodgson & Co., of London :-- Sales 1 ist month may be est'inated at fully 040 blids., Consisting; cf 12.0 hhd. Virg'nia Leaf, and 6 hh Is. and tiere, a of strips ; 140 Kentucky Llaf, and 450 hhds. of strips; and 170 blids. of Maryland. Sales of otter gr.'wths have been etftced to a c imiderible to ent at full prices, and in some inetancrs at a slight advance on pr'-vious rates. The general character of the market for American .descriptions has not pro3en'ed star change, a• d we have resume-1 oar former (potations. Manufacture's havti pur chased more freely than for some tina.! . paat, and 'litre his been a fair inqu'ry of good and fine sorts fur f xporta i ,n. Latest accounts from the UM:ed States speak forouratly of the growing c'vp. . - . ?Jr. Thomas Thorburne, .af Glasgow, has just publiShei his quarterly repcirt of the S Iron Trade. Fr3m it we make the iollowing interesting extracts : The Iron Trade continues in a sound and pro,-erous position. The average number of furnaces in bias', during the quarter ju,t closed, w. re ore hnnlred and twenty. eight, and produa-d about 217 000 tons of Pig Iron Though the production is a few thousand tons le , s, when compared with .the preceeing three (myths, still it is slightly in excess of the exports and local consumption, which in the aggregat.e amouute.l to 208,000 tons. The ,stocks have thus only increased 9,000 ton., and are now 112,000 tons laying in makers' and warehouse-keepers' 'stores. In the almost entire abse:ceo'spi•culative operati partly owing to the military rev, I. in India, prices have tended downwards, hav:ng aveya!ed in Illy 74 4d, in August 704, and in September 67s 91, for mix-d numbers Worthy of obec vation that, whilst No. 1, G.M.B. has declined curing the quarter nearly 7s 6d, G rtsheriie has scarcely receded 33 per ton, and is . soll in demand at 76. 'to 775, chit fly for the Continental and American mark ts. :Within the last few days there has been more ir.q dry for Pig Iron, and the shipments are extending. The quotations are 6-m, at 723 61 for No. 1 Calder and Coltuess; 71s No. 1 G:eigirnock and S immerlee ; 69s No. 1 G.M.8.; 68s for mixed number ; 673 to 683 for Ayrshire brands; and 67s 61 to 683 61 for East Coast brands. The bar walkers and founders being generally fully employed, have, in cons qu-nce of the fall in Pig iron, barn enabled to slightly reduce their prices, which are as follows :—Bars, 8/ 103 to 9/; Plates, 101 0 101 7s 6 , 1; Sneete , _ 101 5s to 101 15 1; R a il s , 81 6 5 t o 31 it); ; C a st l io n Pipes, Si 5s to 61; Railway Oilcans, 953 to 140,. Messrs. Pilkington Brothers, in their Freight Circular say With the exception of C,►al Freights to the East tidies-, which continue to advaLco dai;y, ttere is lade nimation in the fright market. The intention of sending troops by the overland route, natead of by the Cape, may operate as a check upon the demand for coal ships; but this does not appear to stay the upward tendency at pressnt, and the fe:ling is general that coal THE NORTHERN TIMES..---LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1857. freights have not yet reached their maximum, particularly that no adequate empl , yment howewards presents itself, Tie only business doing in homy freights, is an occasional incuiry from Bombay at £2 12s. 6 1 . to £2 lbs. per 4nn to Liverpool, the ship.paying loading commission abroad; at this rate a ship or two can be placed to day, and from the Riee - Ports, say Akyab, Basein, Rangoon. or Moulmein to the United Kingi'ena or Cantinent, £3 Ibs. for the United Kingdom, and £4 for the Continent, is obtainable for small ships. Fr in the Malabar Coast, Tellicherry, Calicut, or Cochin, £4 per ton to Liverpool or London. An A 1 ship may bts placed to-'ley at five-eights of a penny' for the round, New Orleens and back to Liverp-01, consignment commission as customary. From a port in the Chesapeake Bay to Qaeenstowa for orders to discharge at a safe port in the United Kingdom, a small A 1 ship is required at 6s. per quarter and ?rill:age, for Wheat or Indian Corn, option of Santander or Bilboa at 10 per cent. extra. With reference to the Matket for American Secttritiee, Messrs. D. Bell, Sol, and Co. remark as' follows There is no particular change to notice in the Market for American Securities There has been rather•more inquiry for the various state stocke, whilst the amounts offering for sale are very limited. In railroad securities there has been very little doing, excepting in Illinois Central shares, for which there is a renewed demand. The following are the latest quotations of Foreign. Exchanges :—Amsterdam. short, 11 151- to 11..16; Do. three months, 11 18i to II 191; Rotterdam do. 11 181 to 11 191.; Antwerp do., 25 35 to 25 40 ;. Brussels do.. 25 35 to 25 40 ; Hamburg do., ,13.84 to I 3 83; Paris, short, 25 17i to 25 27'3 ; Do., three months, 25 57• to 25 623; Marseilles dO ,25 57 to 25 021; Frankfort do., 1184 to HOS; Vienna do , 10 32 to 10 85 ; Trieste d)., 10 35 to 10 36 ; Peter:,- burg 351 to -361 ; Madrid de., 49 to 40t. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS . Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, far the Week ending Sep. 25, 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. Notes issued .. £25,156,280 Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,9,10 Gold Coin and 10,681,28) £25,156,280 Total . £25,156,280 'ARIIf ENT. Credit. Government se- curities .610,593,653 Other securities 19 . 719,700 Notes 6 014,160 Gold anctsilver coin 594,808 Total .. f 36,922,321 BANKING D Del t. Proprietors' ca pital Rest . 3,921,524 Public deposits 8,464 993 Other deposits 9,190,690 Seven day and other liilts.. 789 114 £36,922,32; Compared with the returns of the previous week we have the following results : Active circulation Increase ....... £19,142 120 240,9J5 11,276,188 87,528 3,924.524 9,868 789,114 13 556 8,464,993 419,894 9,190,690 1r.‘8,066 10.593,653 Bullion Increase Rest Increase Seven day and other bills . Decrease Public deposits ..... Increase Other deposits Increase Government securities No change Other securities Increase Notes unemployed Decrease .. 19.719,701 757,619 .... 6,014,160 91,57 0 LIVERPOOL COT CON MARKET.—Ocr 2 A very listless tone prevailed in th, cotton market in the e , ,rly part ()gilt week, azd with an extremely.ti•nited basine,s, prices vh;rd very irre:nlar at a decline of 1-161 per ;b; yesterd ,y, a lightly improw.d d, maud was exper,ecced, ant with a more hopeful feeling in the future, less cl.,cposition to iealizs exists. anu the market for Americ,n c'oses at about last week's currency. B ezi' and ,Egypt an ou'et and easier. Surat in p'entifid suppf , and irregular. The weekly sales are 26,770 bales, of which 6,710 are on speculation, and 2,650 fur export. This week. Import.' Sales, P. mespatd[Uurrt. Prices. l Description. this week I Mid. Fair. Stocks I- - 1 -- . d. rl. d. d.! Sea Island -10 to 23 161 17e/ Upland - - 7 to 911 9 91 1 teOG2O Mobile - - 7} to 9il 9} 9 il New Orleans , 61 to 11 i 9 3-16 9ftl Brazil - - - 94 to 11 110} 1611 168 , 10 Egyptian - -10 i to 141!I1ii Ili , 6481 West India -—to 19# NI 1360 East India -q o 8./i 6 5-10 6/ 1 112.5 u _—..., Total ' 1 1 340190 260 51;0 1260 8 00 1830 217) 1 26710 43 . 12 5428 778 1198 48603 LIVERPOOL pRODUCP, MARKET.—OcT. I. Sco —1 he market hay been qniet, and we base only to report 20 hhds Porto Rico' at tea, and 120 bags Gnrpattah dates, at 51s 6d per cwt bIus.ASS 8 AND hint —NOUN g has taken p'a'•e. (:OFFEE.—A small l ar el of Jamaica, by auction, realised 6n , to 783 for o.dinary to middling quality, and 630 bap Ma lrai ^2. 61 to 76s 60 per cwt. Bice.—The tales compri a 3,00') bags Bengal at lN 90 to 133 61 and 750 b,gs Ballam at I Os per cwt. Loowoon.—Nothing was done at the p , iblie sale attempted this morning. REVIEW OF THE WRkK. SCG 1R —A fair amount or business has leen don., brit a. holders su)ply the market very freely, former pries have scarcely been r alined ; the sa es comprise 400 hhds B P. 1,800 bags East India, at 393 64 for Khaur, and 555 to 58e 31 for grainy, 550 bags white SqL at 55s 6d to 57. 4 - ,2C0 bags Native Madras at 425, 100 hhd s P or : o Ri co at 47s to 493 di, 420 landsCuha to arriv from New Yor , r, at 45. 91, 730 bnxes ,Ilavana at 47e to 478 9d ditty paid for Nos. g and 10, and 4,300 bags I.l:azil, at 31s 3d to 31 6d for Pernams, 328 for Bah a and 30. to 3330 d per cwt in bonl for Ceara. Sloteser.s. l -Th! large .to'k, c i fly consisting (.f the lower kinds, are almo,t unsaleabie excepting at very low pric 8,17 e 6d having ben attceptel f.r 150 plnneons inferior Detn, a a, whll4 450 pun cheons An'igus?nave brought 23s 23s 61, being an advance of is per cwt. on previous rates. COFFEE -There i, nl (tinge to report 'n prices, and with a m rate inquiry from th • home •r , cls, busines boon res - riet dto 101 tierces Jamai a, chiefly at 64, f r ord nary, up to I.Os peir cwt for good m'dll,mt, with 27 begs Bal - .la ant 70 hags Si() at the quotations. • Cocoa. -35 be a Trinidad sold to th 3 trade at 96a per cwt, Par? a..-50 bags Singaprrs b'ack brought 531 par lb. Biog.-The market remsins haetive, an - I on'y a aery moderate busicess don., without change in rrices; the sales c•ompri•e 11,60 bags Bengal (2 •rt all faults), at Os 91 for B t lam, 9s 9 1 to lOs g I for broken to middling, and la. 31 to 134 9 1 for gos.l to fine, 1,(.400 bag s Bang,o, and 5,300 bag: Airscan, bath with all faults, and '25 tierces Ca•oli• a at 21s per ewe they p • id. PEARL SAoo.-Nothing of nv merit done. Runt -1 he - e Is a gco l &salami, and vary litt'e offering, coasts. (panty the sales are unimportant. TEA.-The mark t has , i3en very inactiva roigh ut the pint wee'4 for all deseriptions, and where sales have been made, prices were in favour of bay-rs. Immo° -Nothing reported. CAsIPHOR 350 boxes brough' 81s to 81s 61. Bo max.-154 b.ske:s sold at 555. PLAT .< I AC -147 nag sold at 713 to 763. Sag L LAC.-100 chests sold at 80st a 93 , according t quality. (-ems., a.- 4 1 10 bales sold at 17s 3 for sound. Gu Acia.c.-30 ch sts mix d East Int a sold at 134 s per cwt. C STOs ('IL-20 can a sold a• 61 i to 61d per lb. SAFFLOWER -70 bales Bengal, to attire, sold at £lB 10r. MADDER r oOrs.- 400 be es Bombay sold at-37a to 403 ad. FLED LAO - 350 pockets told at 40s. S coo FxtUtt --I 260 hags sold 17s 9d.to 18s 3d NITRATE (IF b 0.3 sold at '•24 Gd to 255. SAL PETRE -400 bass o.n Vie spots Icl at t 2 gi. to 653 61 for 51. ant 100 bags to arrive at 654 ter cwt to: per cent refraction. LOGWcOD -70 tins campeachy sold ate 6 1 7s 6d tor indirect. and Xi 153 for dtect, 50 tons 1-le.n.,uras at 46'6, 100 tons St. Domingo a .4' I 10s. . Fusrin -60 tons Spanlah sold at .47 to £7 ss. LIMA Woon.- 71 tons Po'd at. £25 51 to .t 25 per ton. 13A ne 0 D, SA, AN 1S 00D, AND RED SAUNDERS WOOD, SO'd at the (110teVons. Roses has been in goad reqn.at. and the sale: of the weak reach 5,000 barrels'. coal on at 4s 6d to 4s 73d, and fine quality 16s 6d to 133 9.1 per cwt. TUSPE TINE.-2.10 barrels reported at 103 Gd par cwt. Asirgs.-L , O b trr,•is soli at 41s to 42, per cwt. ('IL ' lED3 h li sited demand. 11AP YSF ED.- The only sales reported are 330 bags Michas, which sold at 635. MO TA +D SEED.-5' 0 bags yellow sold at Gls per qr. HMI:S.—The mar' et is Gun. and p - ic2s birely maintained; 1,200 dry satiql Brazil have been sold at HO to 113 d, 3,000 salted Buenos Ayres at WI to 91 , 1, 1, , 0 Ri Gra,de CO:v at 911. 130 Newfoundland at 531 to od , an:] ,2 0 dry West Irian at 1131 to 121 t per lb. Balm,To E has been much inquired 6 , r, and prices have advanced owing to li ht stocks; the sales are 1,000 tons (including two cargoes to arrive) at La 153 to £9 1. a, and the markt t closts at £9 15s to 4,0 per ton. Aa,ots.—The sales are 5 ca ka Sic Ilan at 6 s, and 5 casks Oporto red at 45s to 45s 6d TARTAR —There has only been a reta.l demand; a few casks yellow 'ak n at 85s to 87s 61. Sint 3c has been in fair request, and 500 bags Palermo disposed of at 10s t.. 123 61 203 hags Gergenti at 8,4 1, and a small larcel of Tyrol leaf at is pe:• cwt. Guys rrr, hay been in moderate demand. at 462 far Ca'ipoli, £6O fur SiAly, £5B 103 to £59 , or Spanish, and £5B to 459 per tun fm Melon, the ales be ng only about 80 tune. sExt. OIL-50 tun on the sp it and to arrive. Coo OIL.- 30 tuns have been sold at the quotations. LINSEED ♦ND fIAPE OILS are in moderate request, without chimp in prise. Emirs TIMPEN.INE.-200 barrels American are reported at 389 6d to 39 per c t. PA , M OIL -L-250 tow; •ol•i at 445 to 446 per ton. TALLow ha• been in fair demand, at rid down to 691 for Y.C., and 19s G 1 to 54, per cwt for interior eu,trallan. If Ak Dis dull, and on y small Rile. reported at 71s p-r cwt. krx.—There has been more done in the market, and the better qualifier have bee in good demand; 2,5.0 bales hive sod at £l9 for very common up to £2ll 53. HEMP.-1,150 bales hianitli have been taken at fcom .4'33 to £34 per ton, the latter for very good roping qua'ity. BEEF.— A sery quiet week, the sales being co , sl'erab'y under the average extent ; quotations have sot further receded, but holders are pressing sellzre. Poag, becoming, low in stock, is firmly held, but the demand is quite of a retail character. BACON.— the market continues firm, with a fair extent of business; for toe bust sorts n w left, holders ask rather more money, and in 801116 insta ,crs a further advance 0' 13 per cwt has been pa d. Hams and Suomi) KES are more sought after. I Aste.—The demand is slow, and there being increased disposition to stn, a redu Iron of 6d to is is tnbmithici to. Cazisa.--Fo r due t in advents sif Is V2s er cwt is readily obtained, but in the ingedbr and ont-e-condition parcels, there is no Improvement. BMA:TING SALTS BY AUCTION. SATIMIDAY, act.l 2,000 bales wool. MoNoe4, Oct. 15.-300 tons Jamaica, ISO do St Domingo LOg'WOod; 53 do Ft:Ls:Jo; 40 do green ebony; 318 bags nitrate of soda. Tuestwr, Oct. 6.-3 tierces, 2 casks and 1 barrel Jamaica coffee; -1.127 bale. Jute ; 100 tons Bengal rice; 2,700 bales wool; 47 , 200 kins 36,419 ox, cow and buffalo hides, and calf and deer skins ; 673 bags rice. vitSDAY Oct 8.-120,400 and 13 tons, ox, cow, deer and buffalo horns ; 28 tons black edged mo , her-of-pearl shells; 50 bales B mute madder roots; 7 pipes lemon juice ; 20 chesl Lac Dye; 3 boxes tortoise shell ; 1,451 bales wool. „- - - FRIDAY, Oct. 9. 222 cases Manilla gum ; 28 ton; ivory ; 1 box tortoise &hell ; 296 bales °rebels weed 74,300 sheep and lamb skins; 2,1176 ba'es wool. _ _ . WEDNESD %7, Oct 14.-300 bales Bombay madder roots; 161 bale*, 28 bags h .rse and cow hair. Tnunsnalr, Oct 15.-1,100 bags rapeseed; (89 do. borate of lime. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Ocr. 2 We had. scarcely any buyers at our market this mornine. ant the wheat trade has ruled eteeedin ‘ ly dull; in a few retail sales of tins American wheat Tuesday's prices have been nearly supported, but purchases of any quantity could have been !nee at a decline-of 2d, or even a greater reluction on the •gener •1 sorts of foreign; while new In h continues unsold, Viongh offered 3 I per bushel under osr last quotatons. At the fir.ners' market to-diy a moderate show of home wheat appearad, and a decline of 21 per blishe' was submitted to, whi.e realizing 8s 61 to 9s, red 7s 91 to 814 d per 70 lbs. Flour must be noted 61 per - barrel and Is par sack cheaper, with a limitad demand generally. Beans are a trifle easier to buy. No change in barley. ine heavy oats command nearly late pric a, but inferior and nniried parcels are azain soma- , hat lowerin value ; and oameal sells very a osly at a de - line of is, new Irish rating at 31s to 313 per load. Yellow and mixed InAan corn is offered at 6 i an 1 white at 14 per qr redact, n, with only a retail bisiness. Arrivals from the 79tit S3pt. to the 1.1 Oct , 1857, lulu ive.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland Wheat, 868 qrs; barley, 46 qr. ; malt. 5 tin , oats, 4,920 qrs ; be ns, 6 qrs; In iiaa earn £0 qrs ; oatmeat, 6,268 Sacks; ibur, 2,094 sacks. Coastwise.—Wheat, 232 qs; oats, 93 qrs; flour, 145 sacks. United Sta'es.—Wheat, I 550 q - s ; Hoer, 1,5 5 brie. Fu ope,' &c.—Wheat, 1,4e0 qrs; beans. 700 qrs; Indian corn, 2,100 qrs. Egypt, beans, 825 qrs. Total —4,050 qrs ; barley, 44 qrs ; malt, 5 qrs ; oa a, 5,813 (Fs; be ns, ~533 qrs ; Indian corn, 2,6:.0 qrs ; oatmeal, 6,268 sacks ; H ur, 2,240 sacks 1,1:65 brls. ii. MAKIN & 301(8. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— Ocr. 2. Per atoue, 201bs. Per gOr4s. a. d. a. a. d. s. 4.lPotatoes, Seedlirg .3 6to 3 8 Hay, 01d...... 0 7,11 to 0 811 Ditto, Bempa ..... 3 1 0 u 4 2 Ditto, sew.. 0 5i to 0 71i Ditto, \Vhiterocks. 3 0 to 3 4 Ditto, clover U b o 0 761 Ditto, Ba'shaw4 .. 2 10 tf. 3 1 Green Clover 0 24 to IP OlDitto, Beldrom4 2 9to 3 0 Vetch., 0 n to 0. %Ditto. cattle u 10 to 1 2 Straw, wheat 0 3* to 0 Ni Per ton. D tto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 3 to 0 u;Carrots Oats, In strati 0 0 to 0 0 Mangle wurtel .. 0 0 to 0 0 tlanure 4 6 to 6 6 LIVERPOOL TIME MAIIKET.—Ccr. 2. SALES THIS WEEK. 491 salted Buenos Ayrea ox hlde3, average 63 lbs at gid par lb tare 5 lbs. 305 saltel Buenos Ayres ox hides, average 47 his at 9P per lb, tare 4 lbs. 1,101 salted Buenos Ayres ox hide+, average GO lbs at 9ji per lb, tare 6 lbs. 661 salted Buenos Ayres ox hVes, average 49 lbs at 9sd per lb, tare 4 lbs. 5 saUed Buenos Ayres cow hides, average ag lbs at 9a I per lb, tara 4 lbs 8 .alted Buenos Ayres bull hides, average 9i lbs at 9d per lb, tare 7 lb+. 1,2 1 3 salted Rio Grande cow hides, average 47 lbs at 9/d per lb, tare 4 lbs. 100 salted linenoi Ayres horse hides, average 32 lbs at 143 6d each. 1,200 dry salted Enna hides, ceases, average 32 I.sth lbs to 33i lbs at II id to llid par lb ; heavy, average 52 lbs, at 1119 per lb ; average 17} His, at no per lb ; first, dam," and city datmged, at 1021 seconds, at 911 ;dry, at 131 per . . 218 dryestlndia hides first claw., average 24 Ibs, at 11 I per lb; wormed,' it 93d per lb; damp, at led. Booked, average 34 lbs, at 1211 per lb ; wormed, average 1.4 d per lb; damp, at 9d per lb. 12 bales S. A. sheep skins, average 26, Ibs, at 130 per lb, average, 561 Ibs, 84d per lb ; average 451 lb., at 7i 1 per lb. 80 casks Australian tallow, at 54s per cwt; dreggy, at 493 6.1 per cwt. 7 bales hide cuttings, at 3id per lb. 40 tons Australian grinding bones, at £7 per ton; dirty, at £6 les pe, too. _ _ 30 tons bone ash, good, at d 6 153 per ton ; 105 tons fair, at .45 15s per ton. 35 tons Smyrna Valonea, at £l5 15s per ton ; dragromestro, at £l2 par ton. 15 i tons Smyrna Valonea, ein 10;*per ton. 200 bags S.nyrna Valcnea, at £l5 17a 61 Ter ton. 85 casks mares greasa, at 41s 6.1. per cwt. G. F. MARTI g. „ - , • , . MANCHESTER TRADE . REPORT.— day: 2... There was a fair demand for toth,goods and arse t 3 day, without any t hange in prices. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET 2 Stioxa.—Our market his been quiet this week, but the trade have paid last week's currency for Rood and One consuming qualities, and bought rather freely, yet all descriptions have been but in limited demand, and rather lower trices submitt:d to in orthr to effect sales- The retluer market steady ; 13m; s quoted at 63a to fi6s. COFFEE. —TI eqn nt ty ffred in public sale this week has again exceeded the demand, and prices have decliced Is to 2s. Tes.—Thera has been a want of activity In this market, but the news by the China mail strengthened the tone of ihe market. RlCE.—tn advance of fully Gi has been established with a full amount of badiness done, and for low qualifier have been in large demand. Eum.—A fair amount of business do , e at previous rates. , . . S ALT PET AZ. —The Fpeculapve demand ha; not been glite so activa as last week, yet prices in many instances have snown an advance of ls. . .. . PILES have sold at previ. us rates. oTroar —The market has become dull, and with the exception of MadrAs, prices hive gisen way abort -Id per lb. INDIGO. —This aeio e has an advancing tendency. 10.000 chests are now declared for the next quarterly sa:e, the 13th inst. In other articles no alteration. LONDON TALLOW M ARK ET—Oe r. 2 Thv iu,ricer 1 qu'et to-clhy. To rn tallow Is gu , te I 57s ne, cish Peterburg Y.C. on the spot, 573 61; October to Decembei 573 31 ; January to March, 57J 91 BOROUGH HOP MA RICET.—Ocr. 2 The demand for fun Sasiex and Weald of Kent hopscontinnes extensive, but the supply is very limited, the planters expecting better prices after the elect q'ation of duty. which many thinl is estimated too high at .e100,(.00. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Ocr. 2 The wheat trade vi as steady, brit not active, at Monday's quota tions. Kerley sold on much th 3 sam 3 term. as earlier in the week, bat demand not brisk. Oats were takzu cff slowly, and the r rains was mit hanged. ARRIVAL 4 INTO LOND')N FROM PEPr. 23 TO OCT. 2 Wheat.. 1-1,1ey.. Oats.... Malt.... English and Scotch 1670 1580 C4O 155.) Forel qn. 3830 8!0 G 930 724) Flour. 50 barrels. 370 sacks LoNuoN AVICRIAGLS —Wheat, 58i 7d; Barley, 433 21; oats, 31s 51; Bye, 0. 01; tleatis, 41a 1.1 ; Pease, 493 7d. IMP EttIAL AVERAGES. Barley. Aug. 22 1591 106!3Js lud 29 .. 403 46 1 42,1 8 - Sept: 5 .. 58s 4d .12s 761 12 .. ; 35.i tic 42i 5•1 19 .. .56s 9 12s 3 2G .. 6(424 Ile Oats. I tlye. Beans., • ea:e. 27s 110393 11(2 1 474 5d 413 5d 273 8 , 1103 s 76 Cs 7,1 41s 101 26s 7411393 2j 45s 11d 413 8(1 26i 1d'383 941 46s 03 41s 7d 203 5d 373 Onios 41424 113 253 6 378 7d1453 73144 s Id 6wk'sAg.Av. 38s 1dj42.1 141!261 8d 3i3 6 1464 611424 3 1 LONDON CATTLE MARKET.- OCT 2. The number of beasts is not large, and goad qualities especially are scarce. Prices are not lower, but trace is rather heavy for lute, ior descriptions. The sappy of she3p is about the same as of late. Trade is slow at Mondays gnotat o - s. Good c tives are scare an I dear. From Germany ini Holland there are 274 beast., 760 shee3. and 231 calves. Northern and M.dland count es, 400 beasts, and 8 ► witch cows from the home counties. Per stone of Sibs. s. .1. s. d Per stone of Sibs. s, d. s. d. Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 5 0 Best Dna& Hf-hred .. 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 6 4 E Best Long-w0i15.... 5 0 5 4 Second quality beasts 3 4 4 a Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 0 Calves 4 4 5 2 Saes and 2nd quality 4 6 4 8 Pigs Best tins & Hf-breds 5 4 5 G Lambs 0 0 0 0 Bents at market, 1,849; sheep and lambs, 6,310; calves, 350; pigs, 210. LONDON . MINING MARKET.—Occ. 2. In the market for home mining stocks to-day, tilt chief featnpe is again in Alfred Console shares. Advices have been rec ived dr an immrt,nt improvement is tit* s mine. The shares have rallied to 132 to 132. 'f he last trensactio is are reported at MI In some other de eriptions an acti -e business has bean done. t o trid re Consois share, have been dealt in at 21 and 2}; Par Consols at 201 ; cheat %Vocal Vor at 3/ ; and Wheal Edward at 91. St. John vet Rey shares have met with a fair amount of buti ess at 11 a to 12 United Mexican are marked 3Z and 32. WARF.FIEf.D CORN MARKEr.—OcT. 2. Fine wheat sold to-day a , about the same as last week. Other sorts were borer, and the traie wan dull. In the remaining articles of the trade there is no change to notice. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—OcT. 2. There was a large attendance at market t o-day, and the supply of new grain is on the increase. All kinds were in eemand, and so 4 freely at the currencies of Tuesday. Midding and inferior were dull of sale. Indisn corn was extremely dull at late quotAtions. BELFAST CORN MARKET.—Ocr, 2. There was a smal'er supply of wheat and oats, than Ur some days past. Ihe former was In god dem and, at 3 1 per cwt over, and tee latter 31 par cwt unde-, last Fr'day's rate.. Orimea,l was in good sunly and In fair demand, at fully per cwt mule money than on last ma ket day. BRISTOL SUGAR M IiKET, SEPT. 30. There has been rather more activity displaced In our sugar market since our last revirt. and about 500 hhds West India have been sold at steady prices for refiainz and inferior sorts, and rattler improved rates for the better descr,ptions. Runt steady, bat very little Offering. NOTICE. ELECTED-PLLTE GOODS.-1 here are few branches of art that more perfectimt has been attainel in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the mos beautiful specimens of spoons, for: , s, gob!ets, and other table articles cf the sort, raly be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23. South John-street, who, to his other b - niches of business, has added a department for the IWe of these articles, having been appointed agent to one of the. Brat manuf.cturers in Birmingham. The designs iis these articles ate beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree, An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Tei Spoons. .......... 19s. per Dozen. Dessert Do. •• • • .. ........ 245. Dessert Fork/ ...... Table Do. ...„ ........ .. Seat caftlagef ree to any part *title country. LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. The sixth Catalogue, being the third day of the Fourth Quarterly Series of Foreign Wool Sales, was disposed of yester3ay-2.381 bales in all: Every bag offered sold with great spirit, the entire being East India. The following are the prices paid:—. • MKSSRS. T AND H. LITTLF.DALE AND CO 'S CATALOGUN. 2,381 Bales EAST INDIA. Lot. Bales. Lot. Bales. 1 .4 2 3 3 1 4 1 5 10 6 2 7 3 .8 3 9 10 10 13 11 13 12 13 13 6 14. 1 All faults 15 8 16 7 17 6 18 2 19 •6 20 7 21 1 22 13 All faults 23 9 24 3 All faults 25 2 26 ' 1 All faults 27 2 28 4 All faults 29 1 30 1 All faults 31 4 32 4 33 8 34 8 35 7 36 6 37 3 38 4 •39 2 40 3 41 1 42 2 43 2 44 1 45 2 46 1 47 10 48 1 All faults 49 6 50 4 All faults 51 10 52 10 53 2 54 1 All faults 55 6 56 1 All faults 57 2 58 1 59 2 60 2 61 3 2 All faults 81Washed . 0 - .4 O 31 O 101.- O 8/ O 0-1 • 0 6 •0 54 '0 7 O 7 O 6 1 All flults 2 One bale, two sorts 0 6, 1 3 1 21 269 1 -01 270 1 01- 271 1 0 272 1 0 273 1 01 274 1 0 275 O it 276 O 111 277 0 11 278 O 11: 279 O 101 280 O 111 281 O 8 282 O 111 283 O of 284 • 285 O 31 286 1 2' 287 1 2 288 1 0s 289 O 9 290 1 ol 291 1 01 292 1 . 0 293 O 1“ 294 O 10 - 295 O 81 296 O 7 297 O 7 298 O 8.1 299 O 61 300 O 31 301 O 7 302 O 6 303 1 11 304 1 oi 305 • 9 306 O 31 307 • 4 308 O 3' 309 O 3i ; 310 O 2i 311 O 8i 312 O 8 313 O 81 314 O 51 :115 0 7l 316 O 10 317 O 8; 318 O 81 319 O 5 320 39 5 0 51 321 40 1 0 51 322 . 41 5 1 1 323 42 8 one bl 2 sorts 1 0.4. 324 43 1 All faults 0 8.1 325 44 11 0 0 326 45 10 0 fl 327 46 2 0 8i 328 47 - 1 0 9 320 48 1 Two sorts 0 Si 330 49 7 1 Qt 331 50 3 0 101 332 51 10 • 0 8i 333 52 10 0 81 334 53 10 0 81 335 [54 10 - 0 9 336 [55 10 0 8i 337 156 10 0 81 338 [57 9 0 81 339 .58 1 All faults 0 5.1 310 .59 6 • 0 7 341 .60 5 •• • 0 61 342 61 7 0 6 343 .62 1 " 0 51 344 .63 1 .A:1 f-bults 0 21 345 64 11 1 1 346 65 1 All faults 0 9 347 66 11 0 101 348 67 3 0 111 349 68 3 0 01, 350 169 9 0 8i 351 ' 170 2 0 6t 352 171 1 0 61 353 . 172 3 All faults 0 7f 354. 173 7 0 9 ; 355 174 7 All faults 0 6 - 1 356 175 11 • 0 8.1 357 176 3 All faults 0 54 358 177 7 0 7i 3 59 178 3 All faults 0 5i 3 60 179 4 0 64 361. 180 6 All faults 0 51 3 62 181 3 0 6 63 [B2 3 All faults 0 3 1 " , 3 64 183 2 0 6 65 8t; 87 88 89 90 10 10 10 10 10 10 12 12 1 All faults 10 1 All faults 1 All faults 184 1 All faults 185 10 186 4 187 4 188 9 189 10 190 6 191 1 192 6 193 • 1 Two sorts 194 2 195 7 196 1 197 7 IcB 9 199 6. 200 2 201 2 - 202 8 203 5 204 10 203 10 206 10 207 4 208 8 209 1 two sorts 210 - 5 211 3 212 1 all faults 213 3; 214 2 214*. 1 all faults 215 11 all faults 216 32 217 . 12 218 11 all faults 219 16 220 4 - 221 5 " 222 5 223 4 1 224' 8 225. 1 226 - 4 227 4 228 7 229 3 . 230 4 231 5 232 1 233 2 234 2 235 3 236 4 237 3 238 1 two sorts 239 1 240 9 241 8 242 10 243 10 214 7 245_ 5' 246 .5 247' 1 All faults 248 . 11 249 250 - 8 251 3 25a. 3 253 2 254 5 255. 10 236 9 : 257 11 258 8 259 :260 261 262 .263 264 265 266 267 268 2 2 1 anti 12 1 All faults 12 12 10 10 : 3 All faults 12 12 12 13 12 1 All faults (; 1 Two sorts 1 Two sorts I All faults 1 All faults 6 1 All faults 1 All faults 3 • 1 All faults 1 All faults 1 All faults o 0 6' 0 6 5 0 4 21 bile 2 sorts 0 41 13 1 OA 1 0 11' - 6 0 91 2 0 81 3 1 bale 2 sorts 0 CA 1 0 31 1 0 21 1 and 1,1 bale 10 lbs tare 0 101 O 10 O 10 1 01 O 8 O 81 O if 0 71 O 7 O 2 O Pi O 9 O 8i 0 O 81 O 8 1 O 5 O 8 O 71 O 71 0 61 O 5i O 41 O 9i O 41 O 41 O 41 O 21 O 31 O 31 O 31 O 31 O 31 O 21 O 4 1 01 1 01 O 10 O 9i O 91 O 9 O 71 O 71 O 6i O 61 O 51 O 61 1 01 O 11 O 91 1 0 0 101 O 81 O 81 0 6 O 5 O 31 O 4 O 31 . 1 Of 0 91 0 71 0 81 O 71 O 7 O 61 1 21 1 01 1 21 1 1 1 01 1 3; 1 31 1 21 0 111 O 11i O 101 O 111 1 31 1 11 O 101 O 8 O 4 O 21 O 9 O 9 O 61 O 6; O 51 O 41 O 81 O 8 O 6i O 64 O 61 O b O 31 O 3 WOOL SALES, EAST INDIA WOOL, I CONTINUED. EAsr INDIA WOOL, CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per l' CONTINUED. Lot. Bales, Per lb B. d. 366 7 _ 0 3 367 5 0 21 368 5 0 111 410 2 411 1 All faults 412 2 413 1 faults 414 7 415 1 4 1 6 1 All faults 417 1 418 3 All faults 419. 8 420 8 421 12 422 2 423 5 • 424 11 425 10 426 10 427 11 428 - 11 429 9 ' 430 .. 9 .. 431 9 432 '1 433.. 8 434 13 • : '435 10 436 . 1 All faults. 437 8 438 7 439 3 440 3 All faults. 441 9 442 2 All faults. 443 8 Ditto. '444 9 445 9 446 3 All faults. 447 1 448 3 449 2 All faults. 450 1 450* Pickings, 450** Ditto. 369 7 0 94 370 11 08 371 3 372 4 373 7 O 81 o 8 O '7.i 374 3 onebl2 sorts 0 4i 375 1 0 376 , 1 1 1 377 10 0 111 378 10 0 94 379 - 3 0 9 380 5 0 7f 381'' 4 0 74 382 2 0 61 383 2 . 1 Ot 384 1• All faults 0 8./- 385 10 .0 9/ 386 9 0 9 387 4 :0 8-1 388 1 All faults 0 71 389 6 0 8 390 7 0 7 391 1 All faults 0 54 392 6 0 56 393 1 All faults 0 101, 394 1 1 Ot 395 1 All faults 0 if 396 2 1 01 397 1 1 0 3 98 1 All faults 0 9 3 99 2 All faults 0 71 400 3 All faults 0 7/ 4 0 1 7 All faults 0 n 402 :; All faults 0 5i 403 1 0 81 404 1 All faults 0 5t 405 4 0 8/ 406 2 All faults 0 7/ 407 5 0 9 408 2A 11 faults 0 6 409 3 0 81 Messrs. Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s sale of Wool will take place to day at three o'clock, instead of, as previously announced, foar o'clock. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOI FTIGII WA - rim—Morn. 11 2—E, OcTom 3. !en. 11 22—Height, 17 ft. 16 in. Oct. 2. Malcolm ..........SAldanhi Bay Jenkinson Africa Centurion ........ .... New York Da e...... ..... ..St John. N.B. Oct. 1. Swift Starlight ...... Singapore' Contest Valparaiso' Borinquen Porto Ricoj CLEARED It LOADING. Aristides ........•• . Malta Bla er . fred Storer .........New. York Albatross (s.) Bolter dam Queen of the Avon Sydney [Ann Pitcairn Sharp.. —Valparaiso O 7 - O 51 O 51 O 51 Per lb e. d. 0 4 1 2i O 81 O 61 O 91. O 9i O 9 O 81 O 01 Oct. 1. Caroline.... Neptune . Foal or Mary Biosk....Bnenos Ayre:, ttre, Firsi of Maq. .. • .kin:ston Ciutra (5.)...... Amity .Naples Norval.... ...... ..Windsor, N.B. Hamilton Gray ..... P.E. Island Caroline 8r0wn..... ...... Smyrna Pursuit Ben Adams . New York 'Courier .. New Orleans Lady ectavia ..........Bombay ,Blac4burn , 1111VAILDS. Gertrude •• ..New Ori , ans Rattler (s) Victor .. Therese ......Rio Janeiro liiddleton St.-John, N.B. Richard Batteraby. ....Singapore Catharine ...... „Els.neur ENTERED Oct. 1. Minstrel . Ayrf.s, &c Melita ..Constantinople, &c 1 Phone (s. , .Genoa, Sae. Briti.h Qneen (s )...... —Havre C1ead0n........., ....Madras OUTPORTS. London,—Arrived—Fairaway, from i iverpool. Quo gist° vin • Oat. 2.—A rrived— The Juverna a.). Bristol -Bospho• rn-, Cape de VeTd—John Myre, lbrall—Urelas, Venice. MARITIME E*TRACT3., ' • LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2. • Bien. Schmd . , belies at Fredefickshaircu, leaky, had stopped the leak, and w0.,1d droceed. FOREIGN PORTS.. Phcc lit. King; Briton's Quaen, %Vise ; and Uranio, Wiiliamson— all hence at Antigua. Leopold 3, from Malaga at Algociras for Livery 001. Druid, from Cardiff; B srita, Valparaiso; Honduran, Rio Janeiro; Argyle sold Cheviot, t oth from Australis ; Heath Park and Meteor, bout, from Valparaiso; Belmont, C sldrra ; Douglas Castle, Robert Baer, and Cor nthian—all from Cuinchls at Callao, and ssiled for England. s,mi'y. Mary, Rederick bhu, Sir H. Pot , inger, and Cassiterides, fro n Clyde ; Era Lothian, Paraguay; and Jme Anna, Pernambuco —3ll at Valparaiso. Europe (R.M.S ), Pa7fett, from Suez at Aden, and left Sept. 3, for Australis, with the mails of Aug. 17. Co :rier,' Lett ; and Biing—both hence at Aden. P4lostine, from Shields at 0 den, and sailed for Bombay, Sept. 12. African, Gibson, from alettotirne at Colombo. 'Gayest Home, from Lo.dun ; Gondola, Geelong; Deva, Sydney; and Pudaay o,,ws at, Melbourne—all at Madras. Carnatie, hene-.; and Guiding Star, Adela , de—both at Calcutta. James 1 alAs, from Macao at Batavia, and sailed for London, July 1. Dirigo, from Calcutta at Hong Kong. Cairn o,m, from London at Foo Choo Foo. John Taylor, from Sydney at :hanghae. , (Thebucto, Johnston, hence at Al jar for Hong Kong. Annette, Gilbort, from Singapore at Anjer for London. ' F V. Pepita, hence at Havanrah. Snowden, smith; and Superior, Metean, with the captain sick— both at ItoJantiTh. Ellen Fattest, hence at Bahia. BIRTHS. On the 29th ult., at 34, Myrtle-street, Mrs. Haydn, of a son. On the 29:h ult., at Maidsto.ie, the wife of Fredtriek iSeudamore, E,q., of a son. Oa the 2.)th ult., at 20, Albion street. Hyde-park, London, the wife of Captain James Strvens)n, 26th Regt. M.N 1., Lf a dinghter; (13 the Ist inst., at Qiiarry Bank, Wallasey, the ai a of James Harriso , Esq., of a to.i. . MARRIAGES. On the 29:h at Trinity. Church, tipper Chelsea, by the Rev. Edward Jones, M.A., %fear of West Peckham near Maidstone, Bent, brother-in-law f the bride. Thomas PyerS thiid son of Robert John Nios:yn Esq.. cf Calmt Hall, Flint-I+e, to Emma. younge s t d a u g h ter of the fate It'cha d Baker, Esq , of West Malisng Bent. On the 30th n't., at Christ Oaurch, Padd ngton, London, by the Rev. G. H. Parlor, Matthew Edward. second son of the 1 tte Matthew Ha' ershon, of Bmne 's Hall, near Hackney, to Frances Elizabeth, wid ,w of the late Rev. C. William., rector of Newhaven, :..ussex, and th'nl danghter of the Rev. Thomas Heathcote, of Shaw-till, Me ksharn Wilts. DEATHS. On the 23-d ult.. at her resPlenne, 24, Marlto - ouzli-btflaing‘, Bath, aged 89, Sarah Wogan tirowne, relzt of Thomas Wotan Browne, 1 ;t(1, of C ietle Browne. cnun y Kildare, Ireland. di:the 25n ult , at Edinbu:gh, Mary, the wife of the Hon. Charles La-giale, 0 the 2tith ult., at Bath, Augu'tus Amyatt, Esq., late of the 4th Dragoon Guards, aged 64. n the 21th uft.,aged 31 yea - s William, eldest ton of the late Mr. Wm. Tinsley, wine merchant. Warring on. On the 29th ult., at bastham, aged 68, Jane, the belOved wife of Henry Carkenthorpe. _ 011 the ZOth ult. after a 'ong illness. aged 23 years, Jain Huntlrgdon, 53c0n , 1 5,n of Mr. J. J. Day, slip broker. Killed, on tl e 2n'i inst., in Cheap He, by the falling of a b le of cotton, Mr. John Griffil, aged 59, highly respectel. taZ" Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our Office da!v authenticated. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Telecpaph. NORTH LLE tITON RACES.—YESTERDAY. NURSERY STAKES. Lady Tunsall..l 1 Duneany 2 I Wouvermans .3 Twelve ran. INNKEIPF.Rts' PLATE. Nailor Three ran. ORTHALL'tErON HANDICAP. Peto Fight ran. CONSOLATI•JN SCRAMBLE. Capt. Posvirre 3 Excluslvely for CT 0' B(YS front Six to Twenty Yea' 1,1-.WIi & COMPANY, ttanelagh-streo WIRE RIGGING. muE UNDERNOT ED VESSELS are at pr , sent BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGING of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture — Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING VESSELS..Building by Jobn.Lalrd, E.eq. JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer).. Molars. Vernon and Sons, builders. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT ..E. Bates, Esq., owner, Ship BOGO rA ...Mess m rs emrs .Bi . yt s li t o ia a r n t d and Tro D u o g u h g t i o as n :o o w w n n e e rs rs . . Memos. Batty and Searight. owners. NEW SHIP.. . . NEW SHIP. • NE .V BARQUE New Ship ship LADY L 1 , lI A E M A A D . ..... .... Building at Bristol. NEW SCHOONER Alvo, a number of VE-.SELS being FITTED with WIRE STAYS. The advantage of WIRE LOPE ter SHIPS' RIGGING is now so gen, rally known needs few comments. It Is much lighter—c-insider- -1,131y cheal.er—mor. durable—and less than half the bulk of Hemp Wgglng. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to wind ward. CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE LIST—on application GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATEN T• CORDAGE AND WIRE ROP , MAMMA KERS - am P. CHANDLERS. 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. staNneacTost —wAvsaTizz-aoan. A full Anortment of WIRE ROPX, and * EMP. MANI-LA. and OIR ROPE and HAWSERS always in Stock for Export old Ships' use. 0 9 O 8 O G; O 8 O G: 0 eromnitrad THIS DAY. tio Tills DAY, the 3rd instant, at Three o'clock , Brokers' Office, 2,000 Bales E. I. WOOL - 10 11' ' •• opl~to- BROWNE. HUNTER & ,•••• NEXT M DAY. t On 1101.1 DAT next, the O sth N instant: at Four o'cloc., io o Public Salesroom, 2000 Bales East India WOOL. 23ryl e4 Ss Apply to T. &H. LITTLEDALE CO On account of whom it may concern. „t On MONDAY next, the sth instant, at twelve o'clo cAt " Brokers' Office, 18, Hackin's-hey, ' 750 Bags Bengal RICE, all faults, Off ex Hudson, and Wigrams, from St. Helena, being 104 1°f t w o the Hercyna, from Calcutta.—Apply to 11 1 ;Y r A. &S. H. SLEIO, 0 On MONDAY next, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clocs, Broker's Office, 13, 'Pt mpest-hey, 522 Bags Baltimore QUtIttATRON ex James Forster, jam—Apply to Mears. Telo and c. f r° DO"' chants; or to JOHN ROWI Air Apply to Apply to On TUZSDA.Y, the 6 h of October, at Four at the Brokers' Office, 2,000 Bale, WOOL. / 01° BROWNE, HUNTFR & CO- , of' On TUESDAY nest, the 6th instant, at Twelve $ Broker's office, 2, Dale-strett, 2853 Tanned E. I. KIPS. COBS/ On HUNTER, & CO. , On TUESDAY next, the fith in , r., at Twelve o'cie -cl is, 200 Tons ORGANIC BONE PHOSPHATE OF y i d Containing from 40 to 55 per cent. _,, 0 01 , 7 AR , OTT BROTHERS. Liver -c. Apply to Apply to , On TUESDAY neat, the 6th instant. at Twelve °Wm. , Brokers' Office, 487 Barrel, Medium ROSIN, WOO Barrels Common. o 4l° Apply to BIGLAND, SONS, & JEFFREY-, 01 at On TUESDAY neat, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock , - Brokers' Office. Exchance•buildings, 1000. Bales JUTE, jnst arrived per Vows Brocklebank, Prince's Dock. -4 Messrs. Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants ; or W .40 11 % T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO t _ , FO On TCESDAT next, the 6th Instant, at Twelve o'clock, Broken? Office, 14, Exchange-buildings, ie 570 Tons Maiatlan LIMAWO,OD„. grf , „, n•ms landing ex Ocean Pearl, from Mazatlan, south 41 4 ` gr oyo . Moore Dock.—Apply to S. DUTTON & NEPHEvy_L'-' On 1' vasuay, the 6th October, at the Public • Exchange-bni.dings, 350 Bales East India, 350 Bales Italian illagadore, Sfax, Portugese, and Egyptian 700 Bales tle it ) / Apply to JOFIN L. BOWES, Wool Broker, 39, On account of whom it may concern. „ par By order of the Trustees of the 'Liverpool Docks, for th e Satisfaction of Freight and st On TUESDAY next, the 6th instant, at Twelve 0,c10c., Brokers' Office, 18; Chapel-street. Diamond GR 673 bags RICE. ex Talavera, from Calcutta. Lying in tie Wapping noc.• houses.— F, r further particulars apply to DANIEL C. BUCHANAN & _ _ URSD AY On THIIIISDAY, the 8112 of October, at Twelve o'clock, - Brokers' Office, 2, Ex, han e-bnit dings, 31 Tons Afric.,n for Inspection in Wapping Dock Warehouse A IVORY, .—Apply to cir cle W. W. shilTFI. ' On THURSDAY next, the Bth instant, ht 1 we.ve o'clock' ati Brokers' Office, 18, Hackin's-bey, 3il Begs Ye , low MUSTARD SEED. now landing ex Culloden, in Albert Dock. —Apply to _ A. & S. in THURSDAY, Vie Bth of Octoblr, at Twe've o'clock, S t Brokers' Offlce, 2, Dale-street, • 3 Tons Deer HORNS, 10 Do. Buffalo DO. BROWNE, HUNI'f. R, and CO., On THURSDAY next, the Bth instant, at Four o'clock, ••' Public Sale-room, 1000 Ba'es East India, 1 w001,9', 400 Bales S ax, 3logador, Chili, Oporto, Btc.) ntak/ev. Apply to T. et H. LITTLEDALE On Tn Eßß u va l e s e . n ss A BCE : tax , Be Cordova o h ol v: e adA B iay l s of October next. WOOL. 23 1 00 1 0 00 100 Bales Oporto and other Apply to 710 Biles. EDDIUVD BUCKLEY, Wool J 3o7 ,,ti > 'clock,ib t 14 ' •'s-bey, On THURSDAY, the Bth Of October, at Four Brokers' Office; Victoria-baildinga, Hackh 560 Bales East India 64 Do. Laid Cheviot 354 Do. Greasy Ororto 147 Do. 0,.0rt0 Skis and Mountain 1 1 3 0 9 0 D. Do. o mC4oirgkdodroar,e and Icelars Sfax 40 Egyptian WOO D. 40 Do. Russian Lambs', and Turit.y 33 Da. Goats' Hair 6 Do. Woodeu Rags 8 Do. Sheep ;kins 1451 Bales Apply tl PERKINS & ROBINSON, nr oler%y On FRIDAY, the 9,h of October, at hour o'cloci; 500 Bales E. I. Wi 26BuOWN Do. Egyptian DITTO. n 13ro i fr t On FRIDAY, the Otis of October, at Fea R & r o'cloeft, 1" tbe Brokers Sa'croom, 25, Temple-street, 500 Bales Fartlndia 5 00 sheets English Skin and-Fl eeee. 1,000 Bales T ur k e y, Eg,,pti.n, Ireland,Russian, and, other Low W. E Bro Pri. W OLS. Apply to 2,000 Bales. Apply to • SAT UR D AY On SATURDAY, 10th October, at the Brokers' Saleroool, Atherton-buildings, 1)a1e-atreet. 1,500 Bales Fast 170 „ Buenos Ayres, 00W 501 „ Egyptian. Mogadore, Sfax, Oporto, Russia, Turkey, &C., 10 Bazs Turkey BOATS' For eital°l:ll3:B3a'&ce.s:app.y VUOR ES as RON VLD, V7°°l R NEXT WEEK On WEONEL.DAY, the 14th Instant, at Twa,vr o'clock , gt Public Saleroom, .' -et& 369 Bales Bombay HAD() R ROOTS, r el- - just arrived.—Apply to Dinars. Nicol, Duckworth and Co., or to T. 8c H. LITTLER t,.E & CO.. ".`" - -•-- t the Tim. BDAP, tte 15th i nstan t. a t T ne l ve o ' c lock, - a Brokers' Office, 1100 Bags RAPE :F D, just arrived.--Apply to Alessi's. Nicol, Duckworth end CO., gro w' or, to &H. LITTLEDALE tt C' ) " . PATEN F ASPHALTE ROOFING FE LT. OOP A cheap, durable, and perUctly Waterproof 1 0 a,. ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. 0 0 5 W. s.f ;Office and Warehou.e—R. , Apply to , - ..KEITH' s PORTRAIT TaoET. R0 034 5 ' ARE NOW RE-OPENED. 0 8 , Ii CA IC STLE- W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his friend s e ett, the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been fay% ry and at the same time to inform them that to accommodate 1 40011 pidly increasing business he Las built an entirely new ..,elt h 11 36 'oom, which is admitted to be the finest In Liverpool. w,...."1 . hi , PHOTO . GI-R 3 A 4 P , increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects tr ok sif Pictures will not only snst.in the high character they have a attained, but even surpass his former i roductions. - 34, CASTLE-STREET. LIVERPOOL. Opposite the Bank of Ene and. ___.- PrIRE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES A ND E R S 0 D • 5,-CASTLE-STREET-5. 6.• P T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years 1 4 6 8 per I/ 05 in bona, and fit for immediate nse.... I _ In . ... 241 rr SHERRY.—First Class, idle and Gold 429 " CLARET. —St. Jn ien, four years in bottl e ... 425 CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S f Printed and Publish e d b y CHARLES LLME - h - t i. Xf ho— at his Lie: oral Printing and StationerY E s t - 19, South John,' rept. Liveronnl. SAT 1.1411)Av , OCTOBER, 3, 1657' - - - nts ; or to JOHN ROWLINSD,... -----,„ at On AloanAx I ext, the sth Instant, at bleyen o'clocP , Commercial Saleroom. Tempe court, 128 Cases Naples 0 1- 4 ANGE-I 1 ex Tenerife (sa l 154 Do. Do. LEMONS, • 30 Boxes Palermo ORANGES, }ex Rhone (s s ) 16 Do. Do. LEMONS, - 50 Ralf-theists Lisbon L F MONs, 100 Half-boxes Lisbon White GRAPES, f X Battler. 228 Do. Do. DI ITO, tra 0.0 • 12 Do. Do. Black DITTO, }ex CIO 74 Boxes !Isbell ONIONS, 49 Ralf•chysts Port ONIONS, ex Hazard. 150 Bags Barcelona RUTS. DILI 0, (Slack.) ..... s• ors ay to 59 Bags Do. JAMES ADAM, SON & C0•2...--_-,10 ly to JAMES ADAM, SON 8c CiP::_:_%4 On MONDAY next, the sth instant, at Eleven o'cioc.., Commercial Sale-room, Temple court, 56 Cases Naples OR ...NOES, 1 ex Teneriffe ( 0 . 11) 80 .. LEMONS, 500 Boxes Port ON ONN, ax Rattler (s.s.) 1(0 Boxes Port ONIONS, ex Hazard. 50 Boxes Port ONIONS. 200 Bags Barcelona NUTS. 200 Bags New Black Spanish NUTS. 60 Bags New Para NUTS. 40 Bags Old Para NUTS. 13 ly to GEORGE BADENACH & --- T R CAMERON, t/ • WAT.:H AND CHRONOMETER MAIC II ' po3D. 54, SOUTH CAS ME-STREET, LIVE II ` MARINE CEIRONOMETERi ON SA.LE, OR. 111RE',, 1 19, SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOP ES, DAROSIE CH A nrq.