Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-06 00:00:00

FRIDAY t the Brokerto On Friday, next, 9th instant, at twelve o'clock, Office, 7, Exchann-chambers, 400 Bags American En aOVER, sEED, Now landing per Caravan, from New York.--Apply to FRANCIS J. EATON, Broker On Friday next, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'olock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 2.367 11 '...T1'":;;; CCM '7ARx, 19 Bales E. I. RAGS. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Apply to On Friday next, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Offic , .: Bank Building,' 153 Bales Bombay HEMP, • 1,400 Bundles COU YARN. 'rem particulars apply to THOWNEW/I.L & BROOM, brokers. • - On Friday iibxt, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at tk Brokers' Office, Chapel-street, 25 Tierces Jamaica COFFEE, hust landed ex Wilh e l mma ; ly i ng in Wapping Dock Ware ouses.—Apply to Messrs. Bernard Hall and Co., Merchants ; or to GRIFFITH, SONS, & PALETIIORPE; Brokers. On Friday next, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 13, Exenange-buildings, 1.000 Bales JUTE. Thomas and John Brocklebank; Merchants; T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. Apply to Mc or to On 2,alt. ON SALE, 11C AND MFRIATIC ACID 13IGIAND, SONS, & JEFFREYS Apply to aildings ON SALE, REFINED TABLE SALT, Packed in Hermetically Sealed Earthenware Jars, zaitable for the Australian, South American, Caina, India, &3., Markets. W. ItOCKLIPT. WORKS, RIGB .-STREE ON SALE "ANGANESE, SULPHUR ORE, ARSENIC, VENETIAN .RED,, SULPHATE OF COPPER, GEOIVIE WILLIAMS ON SALE, gomuttrciat (salLes, THIS DAY This Day, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 6 Exchange-alley, North Chapel-street, v ' i l t 3O Bales Italian HEMP, _ ex Layard.---Apply to Messrs. Mahler, Brothers, and Sultz-. berger, Merchants; or.to . THOMAS SILL, Broker. This Day, tho6tli instant, at One o'clock, at ihel3iiker's IQ, Exchange-buildings, • 385 Bags Thin Oblong, LINSEED CAKE, landMg ex Caravan, from New York, in the Waterloo Dock.— Apply to J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. This Day, the 6th instant, at One o'clock, at. Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 502 Bags Bombay LINSEED, 2,000 „ „ RAPESEED, 500 „ „ : MUSTARD SEED, 25 „ GROUND NUTS. BROWNE, HUNTER, &. CO., Brokers Apply to This Day, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office ' Royal Bank Buildings, 500 Bags LINSEED, A • 500 a „ RAPESEED, , .500 „ GINGELLY SEED, 100 „ ,NIGER SEED. For. particulars apply , , • ' ' THORNEWILL & BROOM, Brokers, TO-MORROW To-morrow, the 7th 'instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 258 Bags Bengal SALTPETRE, BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers Apply to To-morrow, the 7th "Septeratier, at 'Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s (Mice, 2, Dale-street, 500 Bales Bombay MADDER ROOTS, 450 Bags SAGO Pi: .UR, 800 Bags MYRABOLAMS. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. .pply to To-morrow, the 7th instant, at Qne o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 13, Exebse-buildings, . About 200 Bales Surat COTTON, About 50 Bales Atherican DITTO, all faults, And a Quantity PICKINGS. T. & IL LITTLEDA,LE & .CO., Brokers.. Apply to To-morrow, the 7th instant, at Tea o'clock, at the Broker's Office, l lA, Manchester-bllitdiligS,l About 20 Bales Falsely-packed COTTON. ex D. G. Fleming, from Mobile, and lying in Cowgill's Ware house, Queen-street.—For further particulars apply to E. ED WARD S, , Broker. By order of the Mersey Dock Estate.—Overtime Goods sold for charges. On account of whom it may concern. To-morrow, the 7th September, at One o'clock, at thtirr,', Brokers' Saleroom, 18, Chapel-street, loid 25 Bags SUGAR and SCRAPINGS, , : • id a 1! •I• 30 Bales COTTON and PICKINGS, 4 -,.?e 60 Bags RICE and SWEEPINGS, • 50 Bales JUTE and Damaged, 50 Bags RAPESEED, LINSEED, and SWEEPINGS, 50 Bags COFFEE and SWEEPINGS, ' • NITRATE OF SODA, OIL, FUSTIC, LOGWOOD, FIBRE, TEA, PEPPER, PIASSAVA, EAU DE COLOGNE, &c. Lying to the Albert' Dock Warehouses.—For further particulars apply to DANIEL C. BUCHANAN & CO., Brokers. THURSDAY On Thursday next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North, 4,000 East India KIPS, ex Martaban and Rajmahal, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs, Thomas and John Brooklet " • . -mum % attymn4SlTS or to SAMUEL' BECKWITH, Broker. On Thursday nest, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'cleck, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North, 3,200 E. I. KIPS, ex Dream, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. Fielden, Brothers, 1 5t Co., Merchants ; or to SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker On Thursday next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North, 1,500 East India KIPS, 1,500 GOATSKINS, ex City of Manchester, from Calcutta.—Apply to SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker. On Thursday next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office; 22, Tower-buildings North, 2,000 East India KIP% ex City of Edinburgh, from Caloutti.—Apply to , SAMUEL BECK WITIT, Broker. On Thursday next, the Bth i/W,:;. - .1t,, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's (2, r n ees 22, Tower-bultntgs North, 2 000 Salted HORSE HIDES; ex Al,..,anarian, tcom Buono,. Ayres.—Auply to SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker. On Thursday _next, the Bth instant at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North, - 1,004 Salted HORSE HIDES, ex Criterion, from Buenos Ayres.—Apply to Messrs. Jamieson Brothers and Co., Merchants ; or to SAMUEL BEQKWITII, Broker. On Thursday next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North, 118 Salted Hou.st HIDES, ex Belle Poole, from Buenos Ayres.—Apply to- SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker. On Thursday next, the Bth instant; at Twelve o'aoct, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North, - • • I,s6oSaltect.OX AIDES, ex Witch of the Teign, from Buenos Ayreq.—Apply to • SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker. On Thursday next,the Bth 'hifitant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker'sdice, 22, Tower-buildings North, 737 Dry OX and COW HIDES, ex Palestine, from Constantinople.—Apply to SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker. On Thursday next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North, 45 Tons VALONIA, ex Anna Mary, from Smyrna.—Apply to S.tAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker. On Thursday next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings North, 80 Tons VALONIA, - ex Anna Mary, from Smyrna.—Apply to ME and Co., Merchants; or to P. Proudfoot SAMUEL BECCWITH,.Bioker On Thursday next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Chapel-street, 23 lbs. Jamaica TORTOISE SHELL, ex Saladin, from Jamaica.—Apply to GRIFFITH, SONS, & PALETHORPE, Brokers. On Thursday, the Bth September, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exc hange-buildings, 400 Chests Bengal INDIGO, Consisting of good Consumers' and Shipping. Apply to Messrs Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants; or to T. & 11. LITTLEDALE & CO.. Brokers. Third Day's Sale On account of S. Boult and Edward Higgins, Esqrs., Trustees for whom it may concern. On Thursday next, the Bth instant, at One o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 5, Rumford-street, 500 Bales partially-damaged and numerous Lots of Loose AmeriCan COTTON saved from the late tire in Love-lane ; lying in Johnson's and Leigh and Whitley's Yards. Love-lane, opposite the ruins. —Apply to H. JNO. WEBSTER. Broker. APPIT to TIIE CEL EBRATMD WIS S CI GARS 02 MESSRS. ORMOND AND CO., VEVEY, IN BULK, IN BOND, OR DUTY PAID, In any quantity not leas than 500. H. 'W. BIICKNALL, Importer and Sole Agent, 4, E xc h ange -alley North. 42.2,6 d Appty to NORTHERN DAILY TIME TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE. . at 71 to 711 ex div. The Serip:of the New M TO . Y S S A L L E O A M TH O E N llG lm o nr s te m rs u o s f ic e A vea N d sT es it erid i t E uo N u T o s f , F NCY MERCHANDISE and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole- Russian Loan has been dealt in from pvittil pig. Whole sale and for Ex,port,i3 and 75, DUKE-STREET. —The-above goods can be had in bond THE FUNDS -CLOSING PRICES Consols, Money , 95 1 Afeennut44l,4 IBank Stock .... 223 4 1 Three per Cents 961 Exciequ - erillis w 2 -" 0 2 74- n RAILWAY SIIARBS.—CLOSING 'PRICES.< .t ' • . The beautiful new Brigantine . Amb. Not. &E. J. 61 Lamas. & York.. 984 9 ~ k GRAMPUS; Caledonians ... . 861 L. &N. Western 94A g Mntch Rhenish . . L. and S. Wesen 92-4 ~'.- . 4 ~, 0 4$ !r4, 226' tons builders' measurement; 132 tons per E.';',s9,,sts :1 register ; copper-fastened up to the walls, is of a. • Eastern ,Coupties. 561 7 4 1 Leeds. Northern 441 •- 6 ---="--- - beautiful model and best workmanship, rigged and fitted out ready for sea ; the framework of heart of the East Lancashire. Man. Sheff. & Lin 36 best Denbighshire oak, which is not subject to the dry rot; Rlinburgh &Glas 72 3 Midland 5t0ck...104 1 5 Great North vessels built of it upwards of thirty years ago are still without ern 1021 Nprih British .. . the least indication of the disease. Length of keel, 8 01 feet ; , breadth over all, 22 a feet ; depth , 12 1 feet ; estimated burthen, ~ ~ A. 86 7 N:Staffordshire.. 240 tons ; draft, l 2 feet ;to class nine years AI at Lloyd's.— Gt. Westerns. ` ... '6Ol 4 S. E. & - Dover .'. 774- -- Per furtheruer particulars apply to Mr. Jan Roberts, the builder, G. Wes. - of Canada 14' '' 3 ' York, New & Ber 89 1 90 to TONGE & O TZ 1 • 0 6slo Brokers for the Sale of Ships, 1, Rumford-street. . Gd. Trnk. of Can. 8! ‘,- - - 3 '.1 York &N. Mid .. 721 qt. S. and West.lo3 4 BY PRIVATE TREATY, The splendid new Ship EGI? aka 1,666 ions register, and 1,082 tons builders' - • - measurement. Length, 178 feet 5-10ths ; breadth, 36 feet 3-10ths ; depth, 22 feet 9-10ths. Built at Saint John, N. 8., this summer, by the builder of the well-known and favour= ite ship Rowena, and classed seven years at Lloyd's. She is constructed of the best- seasoned heckmatack and Savannah pitch pine • her frame is originally strapped outside with iron, and iron kneed complete on the stocks ;- the lovier knees are fastened with yellow metal bolts; has pitch pine masts, top masts, &c., a beautifully finished cabin, and outfit of the best Liverpool manufacture, and of extra sizes. She is fitted with Cunningham's patent topsails, and all recent improvements. In addition to a very handsome model, combines great speed with carrying capacity, altogether making her one of the finest ships ever built in the colonies.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. Liston, Young, - and Co. ' Merchants ; or to CUNARD, WILSON, & CO.; Brokers. LIVERPOOL STOOKEXOTIANGE.-;-SEFT, 5 The Market has been dull and inanimate all day, but without ranch change in prices till nearly_ the cl9se, when it,:became much depressed, and closed with decidedly lower quotations. Business was transacted at the following rates, viz. Birkenhead, 781 ; Lancaster • and Carlisle, 99; London and North-Western, 941; North-Eastern -Berwick, 891 ; South-Eastern; 23 3-16 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 8 7-16 ; Great- Luxembourg . _ conitit.; ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance, 71p ; Royal Insurance, 44p. • CURRY - ,:-KELLOCK, and CO., BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE ). 1, bto,. OF SHIPS AND - STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS , if,ZilLo,, AND APPOINTED BROKERS TO. THI HIGH COURT OF , ADMIRALTY, W4sner , buildlngis; Water-ztreet. The following are the closing prices : Vhes. &' B' head 771 ad 781. N.Staffoyd cr. 4i 4411 Caledonian Stock 86 86 1 N. E. Bei. c. Stck . 894 90 E. Counties 115-16 ad 111 York capital Stck . . 721, 72,1- E. L. Stock . LeedEt Stock 444 45 G. N. Stoek r . id 103 S.- EaStern 23't 23 . 3'16 Great Westerns.. 601,604 Dutch Rhenish .. 5 Sid Lan.. and York psi Gt. Luem. 6 5-16 ad 6 7-16 La: &Nor. West. 941, ad 944 G. 'T. Canada Bl ~, - 1 - 8 shares 18 ad ld G.W.Cana , da` 14 4 4; • 15 M. 'S. and Lincoln 36 361 „ new. shares 51 54d lifidlitnd Stock 1041-- c ad 1044 Lomb.-Venetian . 11xd2p Nor. British Stock sot 611 „ • new shares -- MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL, MONDAY EVENING The sales of 'Cotton to-day were scarcely active as during the latter part of last week, The salei are reported at about 7,000 bales, of which 1,000 were for export. Among the sales were 50 bales Bahia,- 200 of Egyptian, and 800 of Surat ; 150 'bales of Sea Islands are also said to _ have been inclUded in the sales. The market clOsed with firmness. Compared with FrideA rates, prices of American, at from 70. to" 71d., were a point dearer. Although the demand was rather languid, there was no change in any other kind. Money was in moderately good demand. The brokers in some instances evinced an increased desire to obtain supplies, chiefly from the Joint Stock Banks. 'Although the payments 'of the third and fourth of the month fell due on Satur day, they were met with punctuality, and in the aggregate were scarcely so large as had been anticipated. The applications at the Bank were on a fair scale, but not to an extent to induce any anxiety with respect to an immediate advance in the general terms of discount. The feeling •on .the Stock Exchange with respect to the busihess in the Public Securities has been rather depressed, and the impression at one time was decidedly unfavourable Through the ,continued uncertainty attending t! solution of the Italian question, and the less favourable position of the Bank - return,'n decline of -Oner- eighth occurred in Consols, - the official closing price of which for : money 7 arid tlie account was 954 to Other stocks and shares also exhibited a , little flatness, but without re markable yariation. Subsequently to the re gular termination of business higher prices were received from France; and this change inducing a few purchases, quotations once more recovered, and finally.left off 951- to a. The fact of a con siderable parcel of Australian gold (£60,000) having been taken t o the. Bank, was not without effect. In the course of the day the government broker took £15,000 Consols on behalf of the savings banks The business transacted in English Railway Shares was comparatively good, and the slight indications of drooping and heaviness which, were apparent towards the end of the week disap peared, and were succeeded by a tendency to rally. Bristol and Exeter advanced 10s. to 20s. ; Brighton and • South CoaSt, with London and North-western, were respectively ss. higher per share. Bristol and Exeter closed at 96 to 98 Caledonian, 86 to 861; Eastern Counties, 561 to 57-4- ; Great Northern, 1011 to 1021 ex div. ; Great Southern and Western, 103 to 105 ; Great Western, 60to 61; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981 to 99; Brighton and South Coast, 110 to 111 ex n. ; London and North-western 941 to 95; Midland, 1041 to 105 ex div. ; North Brash, sol to 611-, ; Berwicks, 891 to 90; South- R o i t t r ii, 77 to 774; and South Wales, 61 to 63 almost no .b us i ness In 'Colonial Railway Sh~reS • was transacted, but prices remained firm; - The 'Produce Markets exhibit hardly any new Nail Rod satisfy , for the Belper district, has likewise been a„cfntTchha.?-130en entered into by a emeighbourhoorl tot 00 tons of Stafford is. On the other hand, -the orders fink shire Rai the United States have not come up to the expeeta-: tions of the best infOrmed parties 3n the:trade. , During the whole month the specification's arriving here by each, successive • vessel :hayq =been small, , and even by the lait Packet the same feattire prevails with regard to the orders received. On the who:e, the trade may be considered decidedly more healthy and the demand satis factory„ being entirely for legitimate c_onsunaption. Late Prices are Well maintained, and for all kinds 'of finished Iron the:turnpf the market is, against_buyers. The market for Pig Iron durink the . montli has' L been good, and several large contracts. were 'entered into in the early part of it by some of the leading manufacturers for Hydrates - and first-class. All Mine Brands; which continue firm at prices below. Nevertheless the market has, during thelatterpart of the month, assumed a quieter tone, and considerably less business has been . dono, during the last fortniiht in Pie ? ' lion, and the same feature prevailed to a greater extent during the last.week--more - especially i with regard to Pig Iron of the second and third class quality. The importations into these distriets have very much fallen _off,. owing _to the demand for Finished. Iron now run ning upon best qualities, which require our own Native. ' Hydrates, 'and 'all Mine' Brands' for • their' matures. Shropshire and Forest of Dean are still arriving, and in favour with the manufacturers, Melters, Nos. 1,2, and 3, have been in good request during the month, and More, than an avera g e amount of' business done them at full rates. Goood .qualities of .Puddled... Bars, have .been much sought after, at slightly improved •p r i ces , an d Refined Metal has found 'a much better market• at current rates. The official list of prices of Finished Iron is as follows : 7 -- Common Staffordshire Akin, S/ fosf, at the -works ; nest Bars,- £8 - 10 S": Sheets, £9 ; Doubles, £lO 10s. ; Nail Sheets, £8 10s. ; Lattin, £l2 ; Boiler Plates, £9 ; -Best-and-Best -Best -in-proportion --Common- Rods, £7 10s. ; Hoops,4B 40s. Canitda Piates,; 412, • and all other sorts in pro Portion. Current prices of Pig Iron :—Staffordshire Cold Blast, £4 10s. ; Best Native Hydrate . Pigs, £3 155., to 44 ss. ; first-class All Mine drey Forge Pigs, £3 7s: 6d. to 1.3-15 s, ; Good. Mine Pigs, with . a I ,medieum of Flue Cinder, £3 ss. ; Mine. Pigs, . deterioratad by Cinder, £2 12s. 6d. to £3,; Melters, Nos - . 1,2; and 3, £2 17s. 6d. o £3'2s. 6d. ;superior makes of all Mine Melting Iron, £3-10s. to 44, according to make and-quality. Favourite, .Shropshire and Forest of Dean Brands, 44 10s: 'BELFAST PORK MARKET.-- , Siii:ExiiEß 5. Number of Pigs at market, 7. Price from 255. to 42s feature, A continued demand for Currants Ere- vas, consequent on some news received on Fri day. Other produce remains much as before. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE MONDAY EVENINC The principal feature presented in the Stock Exchange has been a considerable rise in the scrip of the new Indian 'Loan, 'the settlement in which is fixed for this day. The supply of the scrip proves inadequate to meet the demand fox investment, and the price kas consequently risen to a' per cent., being now quoted 99`,4 :to z The funds are quoted the same as on Satur-. day afternoon The government broker has , . made .another purchase of £15,000 New Three per Cent. Stock, for account of the savings banks. In the share marketh stagnation prevails. COn sols are officially marked 95 to ci both for Money and the account lie present c and the approaching settlement. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 225: 94 to a both for cas Three per Cents. Reduced, at 96 to 96, ; th at 215 to 217; t Four per Celli. Debentures of of the New Loan, 99 to a ; and Exchequer Stock Market prices tire steady The 'Old Turkish Six per Cents. remain quoted 83 to 84, whilst the New are rather firmer, LIVERPOOL COTTON .s The Cotton Market has assumed a rather quieter tone today, but prices continue steady. The sales—including 10 Maranham, at 9td. ; 50 Bahia, at 7td. ; 200 Egyp tian, at Bd. and 9d. ; and 800 Surat, at 4-bd. and are reported 7,000 bales, Of which 1,000 are on specula tion and . for export. r, LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 5. The demand for Sugar still remains confined to the better descriptions ; 600 bags Bengal are reported at 425. for Date, 50 hhds. Porto Rico at 395., 100 hhds. Cuba at 365. 61 to 405., and 140 cases white Bahia, to arrive, at 275. 6d, per cwt. •_. ,+‘ Of Molasses, 280 puncheons Antigua have been sold at 16s, 10d, per cwt, There is nothing to notice in Rum or Coffee. We have again had a little more doing in Rice, 4,000 bags Bengal having changed hands at 9s. 3d. to 12s. 6d., and 1,600 bags old Arracan at 7s. 9d. to Bse'per cwt . . Nearly 3,000 bales of Jute have found buyers at £l3 ss. to £l9 per ton, being about the reduced rates current if The close of last week. „ , We have also to report 900 bags Black -, Pepper at 4/d. per lb. SEBIk',-1,100 bags Bombay Linseed ? * 488. 6(I. tG 495. 6(1. per quarter, ' •, • - - _._ DYEWOOD; 100 tons Spanish Viistid, at £s' to' £5 20 Ong solid Nicatigua Wood, at, £l2 flss. ' , and 7 tons small ditt o , a t £6 to £6 178. 6d. • 20,t0n5,1j0n.7 Logwood, at £5 ss. ; and 40 tons -CanrpeichY Lo wood, at £7 7s. 6d. per ton. DRYSALTERIES, &c. - Twenty casks Red Oporto Argols at 41s. ; eight casks Cream of Tartar at 115 s. ; small Sales of Philadelphia Bark at 9s. 3d. ; 1 . a.fow sound; Gambier at 18s. ; 200 serons Gum Gedda' at - 245. No sales in BrimstQue. Fifty, tous, ; Nitrace of. Soda at 14s. 6a., ,to ,16s. pet civt ; 100 bags 'Calcutta . SaltPetre (2per cent.) at 425., and fifty bags . (48 per cent.) Bom bay at 15s. per cwt. ' •,150 barrels Ashes,. -old -pots, ' a t 255. 6d., new, at 265. 9d. to 27i. Pearls at 28s. forty tons common grinding Bolles at- £4 - 12s. 6d. ; seven tons Dividivi (all faults) at £7 is. 6d: - OILS, &c.-Palm quiet at £44 ; Tallow dearer, P.Y.C. 575..; South -- American, 55i. - 6d.; Olive steady, at late advance ; Linseed Oil at 28s. 6d. ; 170 brls. good com n mon - Rosin at 3s. 11d. ; 150 brls. Spirita of Turpentine at 345. , to 345. 3d. per cWt. PIG. IRON.-Nothing done; market closes with pel leri at 525. 9d. - cash' and - 535. 6d. two months open, with buyers at 535. two months open, and 525. 3d. cash. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET. --SreT. 5, The supply of Cattle this morning was much .larger than that of last MondaY ; but the quality generally was greatly inferior. • The demand was fair, at rather lower prices for the best quality, but much lower for middling and inferior. Sheep was in fair supply, with a good demand at full prices. Beef was worth from 4 1 d, - to 7d. ; Mutton from 6d. to 71d. per lb. Number of Cattle at market, 3,101 ; Sheep, 12,728. • • LONDON MINING MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 5. The mining market to-day is rather dull. The busi ness has been principally confined to shares in Wheal Edward, Wheal Trelawny, Wheal Margaret, Treloweth, and Par Consolg. In the. Stock Exchange Grambler and St. Auburn shares, are officially marked 47. Fore,ign and colonial mining shares present no variation worthy of notice, the transactions being very few. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, -SEPTEMBER 6, The following public sales are advertised for to-mor row :—Sugar, 500 casks West India, 100 casks Coffee, and 10,000 bags Rice,Bengal, Moulmein, and Rangoon. SUGAR. This market has a very quiet appearanuee COFFEE RICE —The demand continues sleo.dy. —A fair amount of business done at previous TEA.---The large public sales to commence on Wed nesday prevent business by private contract. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 5. The market was quieter to-day, with very little busi ness doing ; 675. on the spot, and 575. 6d. to 575. 9d. for last three months are the quotations ; but few buyers, FREIGHTS TO THE MEDITERRANEAN, &c . . Messrs. Seymour, Peacock, and Co.; in their circular, say—" Our present quotat.ons are as follows, the tone of the trade being dull, with no present prom is e o f - im provement. Alexandria 4s. 6d. Beans (small A' 1 vessels) . Danube, N, g, fur largc, 14s, fur smolt vessels - ; Soulinah, 6s. 6d. ; Black 404. ; London and Newcastle to Odesa ana balk, 675. 6011, on the round, 2s. 6d. extra if ordered to any other *ack Sea poet ; Leghorn and hack, 375. 6d. dead weight ; Sieily to Clyde or Liverpool, 17s. 6d. Sulphur,_ or 18 s . for orders; Messina to London, 2s. 6d. Lemons ; Mazagan or Saffi, 3s. 6d. Wheat, Lisbon ; 4s. to a direct port in Unitaiiingdoni; or 4s. 6d. for orders ; Nantes to Vexice, 32 francs per ton, &c., Sr-c Outwards— freights are rather firmer, and in some instances better rates are offered. • THE TIMBER TRADE.—lmporters having fully supplied their immediate wants, there has been a lull in .tho:de mand for tonnage, and rates have in some cases declined, bt4 in a week or two we expect greater firmness, and re commend our friends not to accept reduced rates at pre sent. • • ; „ STAFFORDSHIRE IRON. MARKET.—SEPT. 3 In his weekly circular, Mr. Samuel Griffith says :-- " The demand for most kinds of Staffordshii'e iron .a - ui : in g the whole of „last month has: been considerably in excess of the corresponding month of last quarte r . All the leading houses' have 'been well' supplied with specifications for most sorts, and under the influence of the improved demand, the makers of. marked brands have frequently, during this period, declined contracts for forward delivery. A considerable impetus was giveli bars, more especially the former - kind; which kWt several of the second-rate works fully occupied tine greater pan of tne Tontn. ine aemand for the home trade, the East Indies, and Aastralia, teas likewise been considerably over the averag,?, rannin.- upon HOODS_ thin klinata AnvlP. TlarA_ RAO. .kaalL Emu a few small orders for Boiler Plates. Considerable quantities of Nail Rods of known brands have also been slit in the district for. China, and a fair average weight of common Rods for consumption in our own district . have changed hands. The demand for superior Horse 7;ilevid4rm (Tinto V~ ✓ ~~' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1859 ME DAY' The Harmonia, from NEWS New Yori nn the 24th irrived yesterday at Southampton. B this arrival it is communicated that great dis- order prevail Mexico and also that the border bravoes of Kansas are again i The ultimate res settling what are to be the frontiers of Lombardy If this be true, and the settlement of the frontiers be-such-as -to meet the general wish of an d secure' the approbation of• the other European Powers, the Conference will not have been held n vain. .A,S it id, however, this rumour must be taken with extreme caution, receiving as it does but small confirmation from .the unsettled state which prevails, and menacing preparations which are going on in different: quarters of the Continent For: some` years past complaints both loud and frequent, as well as" well-grounded,. have . been made on account of the want of proper accom modation for a Wholesale fruit and vegetable market in Liverpool. The complaints on this subject, have not beeii _confined to one class of parties interested, but have extended nearly to all—if not, indeed, to all—whohave been in any way connected with this market. The, dealers have again, and again remonstrated with. the authorities on the inadequacy of the accommoda tion they.reeeive for the display - and sale of their goods. The public have also remonstrated in various ways as to the Impossibility of availing themselves of the supplies so profusely, brought to market, because they cannot obtain access to the vast - store's' which are aecuraulated in the circumscribed since allOtted ibr:the ness of the market; and last,. though not least, the parties who occupy business premises in Great Charlotte-street and Queen-s_quare complain of the crowding and obstruction caused.- by the market as a nuisance, as well as a serious impedi ment to business. These complaints have been frequently brought before the Market Committee ; indeed,-they have ere now-been pleaded in terms ofconvincing eloquencie, before the. magisterial bench, in answer- to charges of breach of the corporation bye-laws ;" and so cogent has the reasoning on this head been, that the apology has been listened to, and recommendations have been made to, have some better regulations introduced by which the inconvenience complained of might be obviated. The desire of the Market Com mittee has always been expressed in favour of- an alleviation of the evil ; but the limited space at command has been invariablycited m an insuperable bar to material change, while want of funds was an auxiliary argument, against which there could not be any legitimate apjeal. Now, however, matters seem to be changing. The market re tenues, under improved management, are on the increase ; and with an expanding revenue, the ideas of the committee appear also to be under, going an enlargement At ; thOr vieqkly Meet, yesterday, a scheme was brought forward, My entertained, which lias at least and favouro GLASGOW IRON MARKET All 525. 6d. to 525. 9d. Nothing doing .SEP'rEMRER 5 The following appeared in a portion of our impression ' • of yesterday :-- THE. MONEY MARKET. (From the Times City Article) SATURDAY EVENING —The Funds opened With some dulness, owing, probably, to the continued (loci-ease in the Bank bullion ; but before the close of the day the market was again strong, the prices from Paris showing steadiness, and some gold from the recent Australian arrival havinm been taken to the Bank. The commer cial payments to-day included those of the 4th of the month and were well met. (From the Daily News Oily Ai-tick.) SATURDAY EygNixo.---Consols declined per cent. in the morning, but closed fully as good as yesterday, wish a firm appearance, 'As the-I:Alga-7i . . , . on the itlf - I`eotred't6 be met to-day sonsidcrOlajtctivity prevailed in the Discount Market. Ina tewinstanoes,- bills,,ware taken. below '2l. per cent. To-day's' - engagements appear . to - hb.Ve been very well met. . - ' - In the absence of demand ibr the Continent a further sum of £60,000 in Australian gold was to-day taken to the Bank: The imports of preoious metals arrived this week represent an aggregate of not less than- £756,000, yet ,the,. Bank return just shows a fresh de , ereas'e of 41°' ~ub~s. the Bank has pur- 36,801 in tlib nfetailiestocl sum sent in this day, however, the chased' £72,000 gold since' the , date of the return, and 5,-total of between , £250,000 Anil ,C 300,090 is still awaiting clisposal, - with a prospect of being partly re- tained NEW SARDINIAN The Times says it is reported that a new Sardinian toan for nearly £5,000;000 is likely to be introduced in London THE GREAT EASTERN When inquiries were first made as to the rate of insurance for the Great Eastern, the terms talked of yang,e4, from 5 to 50 guineas. Several policies have since' been taken out at 6 guineas, including all casuali tica, with the exception of the 'running - down clause; while for insurance simply against total loss, and ,not against other AccidQnts, the amount asked is only from 20s to 30s. if the trial trip should prove satisfactory, many of the underWiiters, it is said, will then be willing to grant policies at the ordinary risk. The company do not insurelhe vessel, but leave individual shareholders to protect themselves to such' extent as they may deem desirable. MANCHESTER MARE MARKET.—SHPT. 5. Leeds, 988 a ; Dovers, 23k 3-16 ; Midlands 104 1 z 4, 8 LONDON CORN RfARItEI Supplies of foreign grain small, except of oats. Weather fine, with N.E. wind. Wheat—English, in fair supply, but the quality of new ve r y v ar i o u s ; o ld wheat and foreign may be written unaltered, but new was sold generally at some decline. Floating cargoes — still a fair choice off coast, but sellers are most difficult to manage, as they hold generally for 6d to is per qr. beyond buyers' views. Flour—moderately active trade. Indian corn accumulates off coast ; probably a good demand may be expected at 26s c. f. i. per 483 lbs, or thereabouts. Barley in fair favour off stands and c f. and i. off coast. Rye still taken for feeding and for the Continent : market remains as last written. Peas do not attract notice. Beans rather more asked for, as the season for consumption approaches. Oats—Russians maintain the improvement noted on Friday; Other sorts same as last week.--Usbon Report BOROUGH HOP MARKET, SEPT. 5. A few samples of new Hops have been disposed of as follows :—Mid Kents, 100 s, wealds, 80s ; and Sussex, 70s to 75s per cwt. Picking has become pretty general today, and d u ty i s called £260,000, In yearling and other Hops very little claim, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—SEPT. 5. Supplies of fat stock in to-day's market sea so n a bly pia Prime Beasts, Sheep, and Lambs sold slowly at full prices ; but inferior breeds rather lower. Calves and Pigs very dull, and ratht Beet 2s 8d to 4s .8d Mutton 3s 2d to 5s '2d Lamb 4B 8d to 68 Od TOTAL SUPPLY 5270 Calves 1690 29650 Pigs 8622 Co*, foreign ShCep, and Lambs foreign 3s 6d to 58 ed 3s Od to 4s 6d foreigh TO CORILF.SPOD.,INTS our telegraphic intelligence - yesterday, a cic al Munich was, by an oversight, headed "Austria, patch fro instead of " Bavaria." Under no circumstances can we MSert communications not accompanied by the attibor's teal name and' address, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. Short letter matters of public intere. 4 Tkey,should be legibly written on one side of the pa! and contain (in eonfidenee) the writer's name and addr It of the Conferences at Zurich seems yet to be in: olved lystery as impenetrable as the terms ou which it was at first supposed to meet. It is said that the plenipotontiar h'w succeeded in definitely the merit , of comprehensiveness. 1t was to pur- way: the Ilkatre Itoyal; and the oth6i tuilding on that side chase and clear a ;quage, and 411 the, houses Which intervene be- tween it and Queei2 --5 vam, throwing the whole Of these two squares and the intervening areaint one market-place, for the accommodation of that braneh 'of business which has so long and. NO greatly outgrown the provision made for it The cost . of this market extension will be, it 'is. estimated, about £41,000, which the Market Committee consider the state of their annual in- Come will justify them in incurring. Parlia mentary authority will be required to enable. them to carry out the project, and that they pro pose to apply for. WHILST counting up the numerous ways in which the 'l3allot, according to Mr. DANA, has fallen short of the ends for which-visionaries pre- scribe it, we must not pass by one practical con venience it has been made to serve. This is, that where candidates are not one or two, but are numbered by the score, voting-papers are' a shorter and easier way of voting, than a viva voce declaration. Certainly if this be " the be-all and " the ern:l-a - 117 r then a magnificent principle in theory sinks into very dwarfed proportions in practice. If this be the acme of perfection reached by Ballot lovers in America, why no one can be simple enough to expect that we shall toil up the steep ascent, or rather th row ourse l ves on the downward path, and brave all the dangers of the progress, for the sake of so little. Massa chussets may have her Ballot, and complain of its inadequacies, or, as we are told, the other States, and elametir about its perfection, with as little concern to us, as is to them our mode of electing select-vestryman or a parish clerk But this may be taken as a commentary on Mr. COBDEN'S pretended confidence in reply to all the arguments or facts which we can press upon him. "Show me a dozen men in America, "who, if asked, would exchange their mode of " voting • for ours." This i another of Mr COBDEN'S personal arguments, imposing from its vagueness, and of course as difficult of direct retort as it is vague. But, however, we may take it for all it is worth, and still satisfy ourselves with the rejoinder that we do not care to ue-scend into competition with America as to the readiest way of saving time or trouble at 'the hustiiigs ; or, at least, to make it a question of Stqte The Ballot we alone think of importance enit dtite:4 to fear, is , the . Balldt which claim, to pro',/,et from intimidation, or 'Wm away confidence from the bribed, and, thcrefert Aueement to bribe : but -even if these ends were secured -does so at an expense of manly virtue and mutual trust. For let the true point of the objection to the Ballot lot be forgotten : namely, not merely that its effect in operation might I read around it an atmosphere of hypocrisy .nd , untruth, but that it can only live and breathe in such an mosphere ; tha arc the conscious weapons by which it is to work Ind by which it assures s. It is not that without lying the Ballot would 'be unnecessary, but that it is only by lying it can achieve its object. The plea is, not that it is a direct mode of protection, but an SEPTEMBER 6, 1859, lopportunity for fraud. Not so much that it pro- cures secif.Wifoi• voting, as :that it preveidiai he -fro f n being found out.- This may make us wonder at 4 the virtuous enthusiasm; which such a chal- lenge as this of Mr. COBDEN'S disidays. If, indeed, it be the secret Ballot, and on account bf its s - crecy, that, Mr. COBDEN says not a dozen raell in America could be found Whose hearts did 114 warm towards it as a yaluedinstitittion,`and Who were not resolved to fight for -it to the last 6.1'4 4 as one of the blessings ,of independence; let us' ask whether, in this, he intends to insult or ico compliment the Americans? , It has been gener": ally said by its advocates that no man would pro fess to need or to desire the Ballot for himself-. The expedient, to be -of any use, is too dirty one for any man to claim openly as a privilege► o rejoice in as an anticipated protection, Neither would the community venture to congratulat e any man, upon his good fortune ; that henceforth he could lie with imp Unity, and was provid with a mask under which he could do either right or wrong as it best served his interests or his Pa*" sions. If,' on walking thrtiigh New York or Philadelphia, we could caculate upon any doze w men whom we might chance to meet, all boas of the Ballot, and in fact glorying in the protect" tiori it afforded, so far from gathering any reconl" mendation from this, we should only draw 110 deductions as to the average'virtue of an Anicri-; can community. Alas for the nation, thi Charier of whose liberties is the -Ballot !. Alas for the State whose citizens exercise their privileges, nod as matters of duty but of ca l m il a t e d i n t e rest• Alas for the political society Whose membeis ar° - held together, not by public spirit and the 0 211 " science of patriotism, but barred off from 6011 other by jealous expedients, and the pitting against one another of the sneaking arts of dis guise and deception. But drive a man ever so close, there is alWAis some more ultimate resource behind I;ini BERKELEY went a long way to fine his dernie r ressort. He hada parting fling Out even yet 0 retain his American v an t age round; or r ather to show that •he did not think himself reduce to such straits as volik r it aril _.: he says, " if wo'n'tAme:; i do, let us try . 4 * " tralia. Drip; en from the hest, I dare yo 16 " follow me, i rl yto ebncede it ;•• but that far , eastern latitude, vrAc re ,t all tie 'Virtues banisted. from England bas e ‘` tAkert up their latest home; and, having N tne " fresh from the genial atmosphere of the digginfl s :. 1, h ave marc h ed d own to raise the standar d 0." " political purity in the cities of the coast' " What say you to this off shoot from the youvg; " and vigorous life of the newest-world? " We mustiiere put in a plea against The ittiew perate speed of Mr. BERKELEY'S 100OMOtioll , Iu fact, We hav not yet-dis i posed. of America all events, we are not prepared for thignff-bana reference—this sudden. transportation-• to A' s: tralia. We are .not aware of haying eouw-L*--;tteci. any grave political crime, and must protest against these unpleasant and premature ass° ci9f tions. We_ will not dive' into the secrets of 0 Austr'alian 'community. We will not ,Fneasure. the strange necessities of Australian eon stituel l ', cies. We, will not apply th e d oc t r i ne o f po litica l ' guarantees to a nation formed of such beW r°- geneous, such wholly unappreciated eleinest4:- We have an unpleasant reminiscence of feloll9l and chains, and hulks,—and we forbear. We will not even suggest the novelty of experiment, and the utter impossibility to recor d the lessons of an incomplete experience. " will appeal to that " aw f u l an d severe forol °f " British justice," that used to be invoke" °e l often in the first ass em bl y i n th e world ;----f"abi it, , we say, th a t we , th y chosen off spring, sli nw descend so low as to seek for new supplies °f political wisdom at the feet of an Australi t/12 mob, just set free from the bondage of felon, or from the orgies of "gold-diggers, and /a n : J. ' cated with the lice nce of universal suffrage- vie are not tired of old England yet. But others who wish to depreciate Mr. i-'. statements have come forward in the public prints, with the plea, that Massachussetts is ne t a favourable stage for trying the experiment • It now turns out, that the corrupt influen ce which Mr. BRIGHT finds only in Urist o crao cs ' rages in one of the free states of America, a n. If prevents the a d o pti on ' o f th e secret B a ll o t ! I this be the case, then the secret Ballot cannot be said to have died a natural death ; but to ha l ! been put down by conscious force _impossible to read M r . D ANA ' S l et t er wl . .4 ._O4 coming to a very different conclusion from th ..4 i : The secret Ballot was tried, and found net °P. . ye ° useless, but pernicious. The best legi sia t i a ability was expended i n d ev i s i ng some practical method of turnin g it t o th e b es t purpose. im travelled sea and land for a suggestion. They gave their schemes the benefit of e xperien ce , the egect and it is impossible to weaken upon England especially, of their exaniPle' The fact is—and the reason lies not very deepet in political philosophy—that the fewer ' it methods which a State adopts to protect a 13 ' from the consequences of his own want Of Pte. ciple, or want of conscience, the better. W e la e a all learned to condemn the laws which coniPo'oll a man to attend Church on Sunday. lie sag that, religion must not be liept up as a P r°fessi° l. ll by special enactme n t s , b u t mus t b e left to eac ; man's individual willingness and zeal. The re If, there: gious tone of the people must be raise°• ot fore, a large po r ti on o f our popu l a tion wer e n iv fit to be t rus t e d w i t h the franc hi se —if the °ll-i way in whi c h th ey can b e m ade capable f as an act of free-will, is by lie- - enabling them to cover their act i ons with - to then commo n sense t eac h e s us, that they 911° exercising the right not have the franchise until they are - - ti' moral tone must be raised; We do not say but not a man can b e found open to a bribe, - until such an average sense of morality is Pr°- WI)