Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-25 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. .the Market was very firm to-day, with sales bilo,ooo bales, 3,000 of which were for export and Da speculation. The advance on last nn ' ,. ri , day 1 Prices is fully -kd per lb., and ciaotat 3 97l; zust trays! Prices 8. Messrs. Wright, Jun , and Co., in their the of to-day, make the following remarks on the movements of the trade during the week :-'-- ' rho same features repot-lel in our circular advises of 1 . 7tb and 18th i ns ' ant have continued the ruling characteristic of our Cotton Market for the weak under review. - The daily sales have exceeded 12,000 bales, principally to the Trade, ems ` w isely evi nce a desire to secure something more than i -- as, even admitting the future prospi.ets t Pretet, tlin • nf the most favourable nature, )f the F- P , e ' • _; _ -.grotsing tf, !h. : — 3 .,,_ iii ;;-ort can be of linffi ,?Dae tune rnuit .elaFse bel'ij"7 aent r „, . ulguitude to ir.terfere with t preg t o x nt t stocks : and toe yield is likely to '''.ll3Petition for the early receipts of their 'eP prices from incedll,g below . . present . level, if odeed it has not true effect of -,ateriahy advancing them. rh - 'e growino. eps ,, in money matt.:;."' and the continued 1 4tt • ' - , oring repor‘s of the harvest Q. di , " , natty ollgly in favour of increased trade, Whic,!...:fa 14.... 4 "1" ..t Peog,4%,:::' a!e elements uullP.ported by the decli n i ng tendency of the neceiSfieCl ant, . , buries of lir e; an d shou!d the East India a d v i c e* , now he !no e satisra• ctory, greater buoyancy will prob.-hi, ilea; but Hold ers seem willing to rogress will `'; Out in al instances v e ry full prices ate de p manded, and ur stock di m i n i shes, selection is less choice, and parcels 'then° almost unsaleable are in somewhat improved tl . 4° lt• Tile total sa'es of th e wee k amount to 75.460 ales' Of Which 52,820 are American. Speculators have I ke L e 11 930 , and exporters 4,620, leaving 58 . 890 b a l es o f 1 , Kinds to th e tra d e . The impost for same time is 28,056 ties, of which 15,651 are American. The quantity known be at iea from American ports is about 34,000 bales. iiie.ta to-fm - Y. sW ()le ans Pair.. Bld 13 111dling..81d . Ordinary-54a to 7jd 'hile 8/4 ~ ..81d ' „ ..sid to 78d ' ] anti c ~ :.• 8/13-1615/d to 7/d nal taken f or ' Cons'ptiln,lBs7 1,183,970 ba1di.1956 1,243 5 1Tg balea. ~ Export tactual) Brazil ' W .. ' ' t i l l in E India 1 17 ,, 1a Total. o,k this avA:;rican az • 3 0 33 840 r 5,820 40,210 340 513 590 41 e tiixte 16,5, 639:760 49,910 42,950 40,59.) 2,580 775,04 ?..11e L iYerpeol Share Market co n ti nues t o d roop. Beri L alY the transactions were of the mos t t r ifli ng ptions, v i z . -Caledonian, 375 ; London and °rth Western, 103 Z, 1034,103; Manchester, Slief d, and Lincolnshire, 43; Midland, 855, 854; Pver, 22 8 , 22' ; G: and T run k o f Canada, 131- ; Great est (1 er/1t C anada, 215 ; Atlantic Telegraph, I CI ,• The following w ere th e c l os i ng prices :- ' e sburn, 7' 8; Chester and Birkenhead, 69Z, 691 ; /leclonian, 37 15-16, 38; Chester and Holyhead '4 ,' 18i ; Eastern Counties, 113, IQ,-; East Lan r,s,.'ll,re, 961, 97; Do. 91. sharea, 4, 9-16 p; Great ataern, 9 41, 244; Great Western, 631,6 n ; Lan. ,: gi re and Yorkshire Stock, 1003, 100 ; Do. 9/. re ° , 2 ,,, 1 p; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, l', U) ',"; London and North Western Stock, • a A ' lO3 i ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln lit,-;', 4 V 43-a ; Midland Stock 831, 835-; North ' c ra, 17( 3-10, 11 5-16 ; North S , taff;:a el . shir . e, 4.'- c , 1 , IN arth Eastern -Berwick, 22-, 225 , York an I rtltiNiidla.nd, 36 R 5 365 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 21a. 4,.,1,")°1!1i &sten:: and Dover, 22 1 , 22a ; Scottish „.,4 Eastern, 1 9 -a,„ 12.5 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, , 4 '. 1 , 1,1 - --- - Shares 41 xd 4 d ; Dutch p ew „I. ; Ditto New , , ka 1 1 41 ' 3 9 . 16 xd, 3 7-16 d ; Great Western of 4 aaa, 21,-1, 22; Ditto New Shares, 5, 1 p ; Great 17 1:41°°11 r'' 8, ~-16 1 , ” , B4; Ti i . , x' , 13 11 . leo.' iollowing weekly Traffic Returns have bee l n . eli v ed this Week :-Bedale and Leyburn, 107 , li : st and Ballymena 1,3681: Birkenhead, Lanca- . ti l k .- 1 . P l 'd Cheshire 3,041/; Blackburn LlO7l, he-ot rand ;qt. Exeter 6 5111; Caledonian 14,1841; 'l,'''' and Holyhead 6 , 7181 ; Cork and Bandon . ll'i'...r\e`'rk, Blackrock, and Passage 4341; Deeside t rth ' ,-aubiin and Belfast Junction, 14571; Dundee, Id t , and Aberdeen Junction 1,1601; Dunda o lk . 14bi:•-•niskill en 516 1 ; Dublin and Drogheda 1,69 ,/, 42- i• ° and Wickl ow an d D u bli n and Ki ngstown k tt ' , East A nglian 1,0781; Eastern Counties and . di n • n Unio n 2 8,217/; East Lancashire 7,80,1, 474ara,11 and Glasgow and South Dunfermline Ig' Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 3581; Glas and South Western 8,040/ ; Great North of „tland 1,3081 ; Great Northern 22,1111; Great ``,thern and Western 6,712/ ' Great Western os 7 , ~ c; Randal and Windermere 276/; Lancaster and sle 0,6.181; Lancashire and Yorkshire 27,0861; ' it ilfl an and North Western 60,1461; London and 1,t,1,1 Western 19,8841; London, Tilbury and gent End 8 ,8731; Manchester, Sheffield, and de°l,n, 11,268/ ; Manchester, Sheffield Junction, o,,i.litringliana 1,3551; Marypoit and Carlisle 311`1, 'idland 32,8531; Midland Great Western • ; Newcastle and Carlisle 3 655/; iti e h , North ap 0.7481; • North Eastern 37 3221; North ,'-`st°llshire Railway arid Canal 8,117/; North ' to e t ill 969 / ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolver q / 1. ° 4 4 7 45/; St. Helen'u Canal and Railway ra w , Shrewsbury and Birmingham 1,9291; !rei n b ,"F3 7 and Chester 3,2281; Shrewsbury and at er -l u 1,408/; Scottish Central 2,887/; Scoaish 4 lat 6 (Aberdeen) 3.798/ ; South Devon ster, South Eastern 22,586/; South Wales 7,261/; t ,, ,' 445 /; Vala of Neath 1,8501; Warrington neri,!,4_,Port 358/; Waterford and Kilkenny 352/; irb ou v r '° and Limerick 1,09fj; West Hartlepool il e _ !Ind Railway 3,304/; Whitehaven and „n 4,31/; Whitehaven Junction 4551; Buffalo and Huron 8361; Dutch Rhenish 3,7661; 11 7: Tr Huron of Canada 10,033/ ; Great Luxem -4.1Z,,1,),-S-/; Great Western of Canada 8,3791; .Jittland Molise 1,094/. 7 .. t v , l nce oft per cent• took place in the ,ar!.to-,ay, but the advance only proved tem foc area Consols for Money closed at 91:4 to 914, t o 4 t ac . ) A. .:count 91 ,- 4 to 914. Exchequer Bills 9a. (I 's, and the new Three Per Cents, 914 th e ti day, ~, t'„,don Railway Share Market was dull e'; isiuuprices were with difficulty maintained. li en (' ?•, 1 ,, 7 , 1 ni-', were the closing prices : 7 -Cal i e- . 4t i "1" , 764; E rstern Counties, 114, 11 g , fc4,.:;acashire 964, 971 ; Great Northern, eat I' i,,- .1. ' Great Western,' Canada, 214, 22 ; re, reatern, 634, 631 ; Lancashire and York 0, loo i. ,„„ ,9 ‘.1 - 1; Leeds Northern, 43, 44; i ,:' and North Western, 1023, 1031 ; London 0, 'Nth 'Western, 1004; Manchester, Shef ,4',4l Lincolnshire, 434, Midland Stock, 1 borer ; orth British, 44,1, 451; South Eastern I, e,74,75 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, '44,i York and North Midland, 734, 734; teroPunk, 134, 133 ; Dntch Rhenish, 4, 34 dis. lowin'eial hours the transactions were t ier g quotatio ns : - at th e Caledonian, 734, 743; Nteat,l C o • . 9 7 a . ~, unties, 1 1 - ,3, 114 ; East L ancashire, I'lr`-/reat Northern, 984; Ditto A, 92, 93; re, locsitern. 634, 634 ; L ancashire and York % lof)°I, 100 1; L on d on and North Western, re, 461; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln -I,itij) 4 7 4. 44 ; Midland Stock, 834, 833; North - xcr ' l W 45 4; South Eastern and Dover, 744, ~, k44-aeiz.eastle, 'and Berwick, 914, 924; York ale lvt_neA_lidland, 7 34, 73 1 , aunt','a heater Market for Goods is rather boyes,4lanufacturers demand higher prices, v whi ch 'S are reluctantly compelled to concede, Per ~c„.,l.lePlis business. Transactions at•e, 'Y„ed an d numerous to keep all ern ,11144,e-.4, cantracts extend for some time into d are Yarns are in good demand at higher Air 0 1 , 11 .1 ng rates. 4 at I n Market e ra be l'still wears a quiet nsr'ect, claiseit supp'nlyg. Unwilling to hold more, i; 11s appearance avy 'Wheat (grown 41n Kent) ,e.,•St mark.„ ra.orw , a a r n a e; p, act, a ief;"-Ing the early and f ce everywhere pro Y :a.on day last, e of the crops, )wirlste unsettled, e on : to :yield abundantly. re toia decline of 3d 4 . (t.).?, subinitted to, f °' eed sales of Wheat P",q• 70 lb., which would 1 3kk rits ' i t<3l . l r is deeit) i, in order to effect clear rti e ' , with i • e ulY easier, by ls. to 2s. 111 ,1, 11.er 9 cona°L,nc,r. a Moderate inquiry. Indian 1 1 ,6 IQ , h 1 less ratlve scarcity, maintains its ] der' Price- w eltens ivtaly dealt in. At to-day's iliatte bus_.ero rather steadier, but only a Ire fellowi.`"=4.d tuns transacted in all articles. tt .q 4 t xc i: l g are the latest quotations of the ai l - 9; dittotn,ges :- Amsterdam, short, 11 17 il ls ' w . .. ,taigi'llree months,ll 191 to 1.2; Rotten ' t 418, do , V° 12; Antwerp, do., 25 374 to 25 45 , I tt ° 13 8i 5 ,3 74 to 25 421 ; Hamburg, do., 13 ).° t hree ra • ra rits, short, 25 20 to 25 25 ; ie ) 26 60 to 9n °13 2 }1 81 25 60 to 25 624; Marseilles, arta, d "'" uu ; Frankfort, do., to HA : ° , 10 29 1194 to 10 31; St. Petersburg, 364 to 361 ; Madrid, 481 to 481 ; Trieste, ditto, 10 20 to 10 82. DANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending July 17, 1857. Issuis DEPARTMENT. Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,900 Gold Coin and Bullion Debit. Notes issued .. £25,665,490 11,190,490 THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL, SATURIDAY, JULY 25, 185 V. £25,665,490 BANKING D: pARTNIEN.r. Debtt.. Credit. Proprietors' •:.?:" Government se pital ~., , 53 i ON curities ..... £10,596,581 "`: Rest Public deposits 3,419,956 A , tes 5,687,490, Id silver Other „ 10,8'31,098 Gold P- Seven days, and coin ~. , , other bills. 650,162 784,319 Total .... £33,118,080 I T0ta1.... £33,118,080 Compared with the return of the previous week, we have the following results ''ive circulation ... —oase £19,978,000 11 ,040,.`.'x,2 ....... Rest ........ ....................... 3,49'4,707 Llecr ea Seven day c ...... .. . ••., 41,172 784,319 43,631 Inc' lase Ind pier. 3,419,956 Public deposit. * "*.' 312,031 Increase .......... . `•"'" l '' '" '4 - 11.098 Other deposits . Bullon .............. ......-- •Increase ...... . ....... ..... Decrease .. Government securities. , 105 9150,181 Licrease . ••••••• , ...... 622,133 Other securities Decrease ••, .......... -3 71 ' 324 notes unemployed , , 5 58;', 4 00 jucrease 1 230,?10 *" During the past week the markei for Foyeign and Colonial P ro d uce , both here and in I.'ontt" , , have manifested a dull appeafanee, and price:.'` h'ive in some instances tended downwards. For Sli:gar the demand i s li m i te d , an d p r i ces h av e rec ed e d _te to 2s per cwt. During the last two days. however, there has been rather more inquiry, which hag produced increased firmness. In Coffee the trans actions have been very small. Holders, however, are unwilling to accept lower rates, and the market is thus supported. Tea has been in fair request, and common Congou is held at is 21 per lb. A fair inquiry has prevailed for Jamaica and Demerara Ruin at steady quotations. Cocoa has advanced is to 2s per cwt., and Rice continues inactive. There is no particular alteration to notice in Spices. Saltpetre remains firm, and Tallow rather tends upwards. The public sales of Colonial Wool have been well attended, and the bid dings, by both home and foreign purchasers have been active. The demand for the finer qualities is brisk and the rates realized at the commence merit being ld to lid per lb. advance on the previous sales, closing prices were fully supported. The London public sales of Indigo have also been brought to a termination, and during their progress full prices have been realised fur all qualities. Bengals and Kurpahs advanced from 3d to 9d per lb., and other descriptions 41 to 61 Of the quantity brought forward, viz., 13,132 chests, it is estimated that 1,933 chests have been bought in, 5,186 withdrawn, and 6,013 sold, to which must be added about 1,000 chests of previously b 'ught-iti lots, making the total chests sold about 7,000, of which 4,500 were for export, and 2,500 for home consumption. Letters from St. Petersburg estimate the total supply of Tallow this season at 115,000 to 120,000 casks, of which about 20,000 are expected to reach that city by the end of the present month (old style). It is thought that the supply next year will be very large, owing to the abundance of cattle and sheep in the interior. At the great fair, just held at Orenburg, no less than 350,000 sheep were on sale, owing to the high prices, against 200,000 last year: The East India Company have ordered the undermentioned vessels to be surveyed, prepara tory to accepting them for the conveyance of troops to India, viz., the steamers Scotland, Australian, Victoria, Golden Fleece, Lady Jocelyn, and Sydney ; and the ships Champion of the Seas, Genghis Khan, Fore-runner, Warrior Queen, James Baines, and Vernon. The Marlborough is also to he surveyed for the conveyance of stores to India. It is stated that the sum agreed to be paid for the hire of the steamers Golden Fleece and Lady Jocelyn is at the rate of 491. per head. We are informed that a large quantity of telegraph stores has been despatched by the ship William and Mary for Bagdad, and that Lieutenant Arthur Hawes, of the East India Company's service, and other executive officers of the European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, will start forthwith for that town for the purpose of immediately com mencing the construction of the line of telegraph proposed by the company. The 40,500/. in Australian gold brought to Suez by the Simla is expected to reach London next week. The steamer Great Britain sailed from Melbourne for Liverpool on the 213 t of May with 101.647 ounces of gold on freight, worth about 406,5001., and has, therefore, been at sea 63 days. This steamer made her last passage out in 61 days. Amongst the other shipments of gold from Australia for this country were 116,486 ounces by the Indomitable (steamer) and Swiftsure, and 112,492 ounces by the James Baines, Light ning, Summer Cloud, and Sardinian. Deducting the 241,0001. brought by the James Baines (which arrived at Liverpool on the 12th instant), the remittances above specified (inclusive of the sum by the Simla) represent the important aggregate of about 1,122,0001. sterling. At Constantinople on Wednesday, the exchange on London was quoted 133 to 1331, showing a fur ther advance. This indicates continued disbelief in the success of the financial movements in progress, both as regards the attempted loan and the native bank project. FATAL ACCIDENT.—THR EE GUARDSMEN DR OW NED.— A lamentable accident, by which three lives have been lost, has occurred in Dublin Bay. So far (says the Free man's Journal) as could be ascertained, it appears that eight persons, nearly all belonging to the brigade of Guards, now stationed at the Royal Barracks, and incle i li n g, an officer, went out on a pleasure excursion in a fors ; -oare d boat, which alto carried a sail. Th e y hed been rowing about during the day, and in the evening, when about a mile and a half off Kingstown Harbour, Howth, the boat unfortunately s',.anding towards 05 Pslzid, and the whole party were immersed in the water. Some of them clang to the overturned boat, others to the oars, and the remainder kept above water bY swimming. Happily the accident was observed on bo'ir r(1 the Isle of Bute steamer, which was engaged ut thr tim e towing a large vessel to Dublin, and with praise'sorthy humanity and promptitude the master (John HaT'es) at once caused the tow-rope to be cast off, and the cour se of the streamer directed to the men who were strugeng for life J.P. the water. The steamer had to come a d;.stalwe of 'sore than a mile to the scene of the accident, and. Igo regret to state that before it arrived three of the lie ;.- ertunate boating party sunk to rise no more—one Dance, . whom was a corporal of the Guards, named stew - Lae other five were rescued by the master of the o e a. and several of his men, whb gallantly jumped - • .erboard, and picked them up almost oa the point of sinking from utter exhaustion. NAItROW ESCAPE.—On Saturday, a man having come down to the beach for the purpose of bathing, observed something lying at a little distance. Making up to the object he discovered it to be the clothes of some one, and on further search he found a gentleman lying with his face towards the beach, apparently just emerged from the water. Supposing he was asleep, the man endeavoured to rouse him by shaking, but notwithstanding all his effmts he showed no signs of animation. Feeling alarmed, the man was about to go for assistance, when he heard a faint cry from behind him, and on returning he found it proceed from the individual he had just left, who had now some what revived. Lifting him upon his shoulders, he carried him to a neighbouring house, where, by means of restora tives, he soon recovered, On coming round, lie related that he went into the water to bathe about half-an-hour before the arrival of the mau. Shortly after, he was suddenly seized with giddiness, and on endeavouring to go out, he fell towards the beach with his feat in the water, where he lay quite insensible till the man arrived. It was providential that he fell towards the beach, as, had he fallen the other way, he must have been inevitably drowned. Delicate persons who are subject to these fits ought never to attempt bathing unless accompanied by a friend. it was by the merest chance that this individual was caved froPl a watery grave‘ - -Duncleo Courier. COMMerctal ritielltatnct. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-JuLY 24. The advices from the States, together with the steadily imp oving aspect of monetary affairs, and the upward tendency of the Manchester market, have caused great firmness in the Colton market during the past week; the trade have daily been extensive operators, and speculators and exporters have evinced rather more activity, whilst holders demanding extreme rates, an advance of *d. per lb. for American descriptions have been established. Brazil and Egyptian in good demand, the former at id. per lb., and the latter at id. per lb. advanoe. Surat in great request, ant the better qualities 1r 1. per lb. higher. The weekly sales are 75,460 bales, of which 11,950 are on speculation, and 4 629 for export. This week. P. icespaid Uarrt. Prices.' Import. Sales. Description. this week. Mid. Fair. Stocks. —..— ----,- (1 9093 1 960 i,00 la Sea Island - - 8 1 'to 32 d. 15 d. - -, Gi to 8M 8 3-16 184 1 424850 •• • 7710 Mobli' d _ ..! 63. to 821 8 3-16 84 6568 322 , 10 NP Orleans 51 9 15 -16 1 85 1 G S i .4 . .-t-, 4 -tt _ - sj to 10 81 9 il 33310 890 3919 - ." • - ' 9 to 13 10 -s -, L , 10i1 15:70 1192 2701 hgypoi.ln 'ntto 8 841 390 -• • • 90 West India - . • 71 5.1 5i 39360 10613 13940 East India -, 4 to • ---- • ---...—, 513180 t h 656 175163 Total 1 ' 21. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEP.--Jvvv .7 . Scoan: We have again had rather more doing, frtx, ad era have been enabled to realize prices not previously obtainable this week: the sales consists of 340 hhd. Demerara at 48s. Gil. to 523. Gd., and 200 tons unclayed Manilla at 465. 61 per cwt. from the quay. MOLASSES, Russ, AND COFFEE : No transactions' hare transpired. RICE : The sales embrace 3,150 bags Bengal at 93. Gd. to 133. 91, 1.000 bags Necransie at 113. 3d., with a small cargo tinting at lls. 'rid, also 60 tierces ordinary Carolina 925. per cwt. tt , - GA , tri/ Ei t ; Of the quantity offered by:auction only one per cwt. for sound. lot . sold at !7-1. REVI2W OF TrUR WILF.K. (t 0 arrive), „.._ market has been flit, but towards the close SUGAR.; A Z7`' .-- - been more disposition to buy, partly Ai Are ~,..norted. of the week there tta... - --nt decline ; the sales ---- ^ on speculation, at the tt.s.- „ on t ruz- .i.larnr•rara art : ~,,, o hhds .B.P. at 48 01 to 52's flu .. ".-. ' " "' - ' 3 to , 6ls per cvvt for - gra - 1117a alio - 2,50CP 1 '..-:' chiefly grainy, with ,2tTAY hhds Porte, ~.. ! CO a nd 50 ) (01 Brazil OS-the spot, for whic%"no prices - Mor,msrs : There continues' great indispo,:.! pi/Thu(4, and imporfk.,rs aro consegneftly storing late Nil yak'. COFPEN ; Business co:Thlnues restricted for want Cyr supplies, and the sal are limited to small parcels of - Jamaica and Brazil, without ctOnge in value Cattacn: 50 - barrels Jamaica realised 76s to 86 for fair quality, and 1200 pockets Bengal so:f1 at 203 per cwt. Ries : The arrivals of Bengal lia, ye been heavy, an d sellers showing a desire to realism, prig's have declined 3d per cwt ; the sales have been 33,500 lanAd at 9; 61 for very ordinary, Ils to Its 6.6 for middling, and 13s 91 to. 14s 6d for fine to very fine; besides which, 3,500 bags sold to arrive at 13561 to 13s 91; of Moulmein, 2,50 t; bags sold at lOs for old, and 60 tierces Carolina are reportad at 22s per cwt for inferior. Rum : 140 puncheons Demerara sold. at previous rates. TEA : Several parcels of medium to fine. Congou, out of recent arrivals. have been taken by the Trade at fair rates ; but generally speaking the market h as b een i n . active. The mail from China, now nearly due, is anxiously looked for; common coagon Is 2d per lb., with little demand. Irroroo : 10 chests of East India brought former rates. Gum CopAr:: 6 toes African re 1, brought 90s per ton. Gum SIFTINGS : 50 chests East India, brought Das per cwt. SHELL LAc : 50 chests livery orange, brought 74s 6d to 75k, and 35 chests for arrival 53s 6d per cwt. GAMBIER : 2500 bales have been sold on the spot. at 17s to 17s 3d for heated, and 17s Gd to 17s 91 for sound, and for arrival at 17s 6 , 1 for sound and heated. Saco FLoux : About 600 bags sold at 17s 31 to I7s Gd per cwt. Tumicric: 30 bags Bombay sold at 45s per cwt. BEES' WAX: 6 barrels sold at £8 15s to 49 5s per cwt. SALTPETRE: In consequence of the small stock higher prices have been obtained, 400 bags 84 per cent, having realized 425, and 200 bags Bombay 21s 63 for 381 per cent. NITRATE OF SODA: 180 tons are reported at 21s Gd to 23s per cwt 14;cwoon: 25 tons Laguna at ea ss, 10 tons F - londuras at £6. 70 tons St. Domingo, with all faults, at £4 12s 6d, and 80 tons Jamaica at £4 12s 6d. FU-TIC : 15 tons St. Domingo sold at £7 to £7 23 601, and 25 tons Ceara at .e 7 to £7 168 61. SAPAN WOOD : For Manilla, to arrive, :elB has been paid for 30 tons, and £l9 15s for 10 tons on the spot. Ran SANDERS WOOD : At auction, 10 tons brought £7 10; per ton. ROSIN : The sales amount to 350 barrels, chiefly con] mon, at 4s id to 4s 2d, and up to 18s per cwt, according to qqality. TAR: 3000 barrels American brought Ils to 12s 3d per barrel. ASHES : Small sales are reported at 43s to 41s per Cwt. LINSEED ; Quiet; 1700 bags B om b a y rea li se d 67 5 , RAPESEED : Little inquired for ; a small lot of Bom bay sold at. 65s per quarter. HIDES : There is nothing to report except a parcel of dry salted Brazils, sold to arrive. BRIIIISTONE has remained rather quiet, the transactions not exceeding 250 tons, including 100 to arrive at £7 2s 61 to 10,; per ton. AnooLs • The sales reported are confined to 5 casks Oporto at 465, and a few casks Spanish white at 60s. TARTAR : Only 4 casks Cream reported at 103 s to 104 s, SUMAC: About 500 bags Palermo have found buyers at Ils 6d to 12s 6d. MADDER ROOTS : 300 bales Bombay, chiefly by auction, at 32s to 374 6d per cwt. OLIVE OIL : The sales reach 100 tons, at £54 lOs to £55 for Seville and Malaga, £52 for Mogadore, and £ss per tun for Galipoli. SEAL OIL : 90 tuns pale have been sold at £43 to £43 103. CoD: Small lots at £47 to £46 per tun.' LINSEED and RAPE OILi are dull at about former rates. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE in limitel demand at 40s to 41s 6d per cwt. PALM OIL : The market, is steadier ; the sales this week are about 400 tons at £45 to 1:46 per ton. TALLOW is rather dearer; Petersburg Y.C. has been sold a , 61s to 61s 6d, and Odessa at 59s 6d to 60s; 400 pipes South American were sold, chiefly at 595, and some low East India and Australian at 51s to 53s per cwt. LARD : 100 tons have been disposed of at 66s 6d to 67s 6d per cwt. JUTE ; 750 bales are reported at from £2l 15s to .W 26 per ton. BEEF The market continues active, and a large"busi ness is agai❑ reported at a further-advance, ranging from 5s to lOs per tierce, making a rise of 10z to 203 within a fortnight. At present prices there are still eager buyers, ex ship, for each fresh arrival as landed. Posx, though rather more inquired for, does not participate in the activity shown towards beef, there being n abundant supply of Irish. which is freely offered at termer rates. BACON : The demand is only moderately active, and there being a good deal of anxiety shown by holders to make progress, buyers operate sparingly in the expectation of still lower rates. The late decline has doubtless helped consumption, but there is still a large stock to be worked off. HAMS and SHOULDERS move slowly at the quotations. " LARD is lower 6d. to is per cwt, without leading to txmch business, the sales for the week barely reaching 50 tons. GREASE BUTTER : There is mere inquiry. AN-MING SALES BY AUCTION. Monday, July 27th -25 bags cleaned Rice. Tuesday, July 28th.-35 bags Demerara Strmr, all faults ; 3,009 bales Jute ; 5,980 Horse and Buffalo Hides. Wednesday,July 29th.-37 bales Angola Orchella Weed ; 70 tons Lima Wood ; 25 chests Shellac ; 21 do. East India refined Borax ; 35 do Tincal. Thtirsdav, July 30th.-1,933 bags Rangoon Rice, all faults ; 55 tons, 130 bags, 167 bales, 4 barrels, 2 cases India Rubber. Wednesday, August sth-255 bales, bags and serous Horse and Cow Hair. Tuesday, August llth.-580 casks, 301 brls. 731 bags Native and Plantation Ceylon Coffee. Thursday, August 20th-357 chests Bengal Indigo. Total .„ , £25,665,490 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-JULY 24. We had a mod erate attendance of buyers at our market this morning, and a' fair inquiry for Wheat at an improve ment of 2d per 70 lbs on the rates of Tuesday. Flour was, not much in request, and the value is unchanged. • Oats and Oatmeal were dull of sale at previous quota tions. MI9I SMITH IN LIVERPOOL.—A fult-length and correct Likeness of Miss Smith is just added to Alisop's Crystal Palace Wax-work Exhi bition, Lime street, Liverpool, modelled from a drawing taken during her trial at Edinburgh, an 1 positively the only one taken.—Ad-t. Tun CALIFnaNIAN PRN.—The everlasting question cf "ia this good pen" has been answered by Mr. E. T. Hall, of South John, stre,t, who has succeeded in producing a metallic pen, which he designates, not inaptly, as above. There is hardly anythin; s more annoying than a bad pen—every one knows the misery. Th e pen made by Mr. Hall, Is tit for any hand to use (light or heavy), and what is of the greatest value, it does not corrode, but, will work with equal fatiiity in any int.. From experience of raet,e,ihe pens, we can say that this ono, which is polished as gold, area will last ne-,, 1y as long, is the hest one we have ever use - . l ,—Rorthern Tim,. O ne box, containing six dozen pens, steal 'ace on reef.; e,at of 2s 6d in posture stamps, Agents wanted for th e country,--', de. A LIVE,POOL BOON EXTENDED VI LONDON ri m M AI s T e qEsTER.— Many of the dwellers in those two densely pp• pulated cities will no doubt hall with gladness the within their reach, among gratifying intit'aigence of having placed c'cl,er domeotia comforts, "the long looks I for come at last,' ift beaus of securing to themselves the complete eradication 0.,, and fortif i caP. on aga i nst all obtrusive enemies and domestic Pe °, ts., Snell as rats, tr:ice, bugs, fleas, flies, bl ickbeetles, and other no-.11.,tia ver,nin, with ease, safety, and cheapness. The town, andm, v e hlt s w -.v i i t i h t 13 o ni ur a n o 4 ss t 'n ° e fr x o p m erie t n h C e e A , supply of Am preparat; a fair trial, and the Anti-Vermin Office in this unite, t:estirnorty of tithe's as to the real utility of Mr Grcer's Anti- Very% f MAnchester Ntit:" 1 there be esteemed a boon like to what they have been in Liverp-;t preparations, we feel assured their introduction to Landon and where, happily, their discovery first originated.' It will ~1 " , s eQ l) from our advertising columns, that Mr. John L. S revens, 8 6 , LONDON PRODUCE M ARK ET.—JULY 2 , 1, "W''.,e Hill, London, is the appointed agent for London, and adjacent ''' - unties, and Mr. George Westmacott, chemist. 4, Market Street, SUGAR: The market opened on Tuesday with a de. Manchester, is the appointed agent for that city, of whom may be had pressed appearance, and a decline of ] a 6d to 23 vp- ,As I Mr. Greer's infallible preparations forth t e h e e xi i nc h ti e o r n o o r le r rm o i f n a o n f i e m v a e l r s y Both h rif i t l i e on e without danger to any of submitted to; but the demand improved yesterday. and i there are free buyers to-day at nearly Is adv".„nce on appointmentswill save to our London g and Manchester 1 friends, ti s seetbleand inconvenience of sending for supplies to Tuesday',l prices, and a more stef . tdy appearative pervades . Liverpool—See Advt. Beans met a fair enquiry, and have again improved is 66 per quarter. The demand for Indian Corn was not active to-day, and in yellow and mixed no change was apparent, but white being very scarce, has further advanced, the value being now 45s per quarter. Arrivals from the 21st to the 23rd of Jaly, 1857, inclu sive.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 32 qrs ; malt, 24 qrs ; oats, 436 qrs ; oatmeal, 736 sacks ; flour, 589 sacks. Coastwise—Wheat, 68 qrs; malt, 268 qrs; oats, 75 qrs. Canada and other British Colonies out of Europe —Wheat, 2,632 ars ; flour. 357 sacks, and 360 brls. United States—Wheat, 2,847 qrs ; Indian corn, 356 qrs ; flour, 1,137 brls. Europe, &c.—Wheat, 1,100 qrs; barley. 1,750 qrs ; beans, 570 qrs ; Indian corn, 10 qrs ; flour, 77 sacks, and 935 brls. Egypt—Wheat, 1,050 qrs; beans, 440 qrs ; Indian corn, 140 qrs. Total—Wheat, 7,729 qrs ; barley, 1,750 qrs ; malt, 292 qrs ; oats, 511 qrs ; beans, 1,010 qrs ; Indian corn, 506 qrs ; oatmeal, 736 sacks ; flour, 1,023 sacks, and 2,432 brls. R. MAKIN & SoNs. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. :von. 2 7—Height. 16 ft. 8 in. D von Quebec Favourite Quebec _ Dora Lady Rus,ell Quetne Amendus Konigsberg Eclipse Ostend I%gotts Toil I Earl of Err 01.... ........ Newport Provi;lenee Plymouth Skylark Eliza Falcon ...... _ . ....Dumfries Fowey , Ballina 1duna.......... —. _Stettin Cosmo , .... Constantinople Thebes (s.s.) ..............Gal e LIVERPO Rios WATIIII—Morn. 49—: July 23. Baden New Orleans Black water Qaebee . . Augusta Rostock Governor B iron de criere Ostend, July 24. Levauter Quebec, • Snipe Mazatlan Madras Quebec Rebecca B. Pekkor iqaltal Western Empire .......... Boston Brilliant July 23. RowJrd .....C. G. Hopei Ann A . . Ankeberg. ...... ..St. Petersburg CLEARED July 23. LONDON I' s " r : The mar' MATZ K ET.—..rtux a4-7 9 t c;:seht, quid to-clay. To wn t allow 13 quoted " retersburg Y.C. on the spot, OSs 91 to 1.1.• . z ,3; ,O , • August and S eptember, 59i; October and December, 653 a ...)1 to Gd. BOROUGII 110 - _ ITARKET •ThruLT 24, The accounts fro m th e bli4, h lO I districts c ont i nue to come worse and w orse , and the . ore favoured p arts are said not yet to be free from verath,:- 'roe duty is still estimated at .elOO,OOO to Li 10,000. lii.a.. 7 cei , very Aim and hoider;`;- sanguine. Flour, 1310 barrels. LON DON AVERAGES —Wheat, 64s Od; 31; Rye, Os Od; Beans, 41s 10d; Pease, 250 sacks. Barley, 45s 53 ; oats, 25s Os 03. June June June June Little Jenny Chatsworth .. Ki ty Cordes .. .. . ... B mbay, Jane AV Donald .. . ...... .... Revel Cabota...... :.. .... .... Bombay , Arthur .... ...... Leda ...... .. .... "Buenos Ayres Gom ..............Santa Martha Robert Pulsford .... .... Calcutta Franklin.... .. .... .. Si rra Lecne Ce ere Persian .. .... .....Hobart Town, ENTERED POlt LOADING. July 23. Ring Slab on Castl3 .Mars illes Sultan Dart .. . . c Lady Suffolk .. Bombay I Don Qaixotte C 3 nada (s) Istria ..... Buenos AyreslCarthav , ' Alma (5)...... •...•• ..Cadiz, &c ' Sara' Newman.......... Springback Tutonia &c .• •• ....Ostend 0 ,) ......Point-de-Galle Quiet .... • ..... Quebec .cuttalßossanna ......., ..St. John N. 14 _....,Capt) Town/Norden • • ....St. Peterib r, rg ....Constantinople Cid .. .... • • .... —San Franclaco .nese of Lancaster.. Coquimbo Divine:hie ..... u 0 Martha .... y ... Cronstadt Szrmtner • ...... •• .• .... Sydney 0 to ti o Neptune .... ..Danzic Frank ort (s.s )........Trieste &c •• 0 0 0 0 ...... Genoa' Louiia .......... ••• • • • .... r lic .. •.. 4 t „ 5 6 ...... ........ ala"ts, &c'Britius ...........Monte Video Thor ....Malta, &c; ovTPonTS. Cr , enock, July 23.—. Arri ed—Yr.une Marquis, from Laeata— Abys. inia. Edinba... ' Matanzas—Matanzas—lnca and Rich buct o , b ot h , f rom Quebec— gli (s.s.), New 'fork. 24 GIL —3LeAndo",. l'lm Han - sport— Dambark n , Newfon3dland. Faimout i .l , July 23 . — Arrived—Jenny Von Biemi, from G 3 alves for liambat,:":—Harriet, Ilavannah—Nurfolk floro, T..rra Nova n ov ! gri ,. ft,., 0 , — Eventide, Black Ri ver —D oggs ,b ink, Trinidad de Cuba—Ros!ta, .31itaczas—Pakeriliam, Ta3anrog. Elo'yli3ad, Ju' 23. trrivel—itoyal Will am, Williams, from Quebsc. Dungeness, July—. Arr:ved car—Sophie, Gordan, from Anclam for Liverpool. Shoreham, .Taly.—Arrirod off—Ariel, Sharp, from Liverpool for Dardt. 141A.R/.:17..1E EXTRACTS. LIVERP OL, July 24. The Arethusa, from Marseilles 1,:or Qtt :bee, wit back taghis port very leaky, co much so. that it was feasts,'" the would have foundered. Ilan', for Stettin has put back, rri, acing a little water, having been ashore on Mccxbeggar. ;The clipper brigantine Percy, Capt. Walsh, has arrive I here from P. E. islaod in tho short space of 15 days, New York, July 11,--A halt tctr, with part cargo, ship's materials, &c., of :the osport, from Liverpool to Balt:more, stranded July 3, arrived on the Bth at Norfolk, The steam. pump hal m Aerially released the ves Al, end hopes were entertained that she might be got off if the weather continue favourable. Westport, Ju'g 2l.—The Ama ton, Hayes, from Quebec, in co-ning up tho bay, yecte day, got ashore on Innisgoth Island, but is expected off next tide, if the weather be modorate ; the deck load is discharging. VESSELS' REPORTS.' Report by the Tarots, Tillson, arrive 1 here from Calcutta ; sailed March 27 : Spoke. March 29.. The Chieftain, Calcutta to Dieppe, all well • • 16 53 N.. 90 00 E May 22.. Paul Adrian, Pondicherry 52 days out, all well. June 4.. Fretit'r!eka, AkyaO to Queenstown S..OJ 45 W June 7.. Paa el, at St. Helena, the Earl of Zatlaild at anchor, and Victoria, of London, at nding in. June 13.. Sanspareil (supposed); Calcutta to Lon don, 93 days out 18 .Golden Fleece (s s.), steering east.: .....05 00 8..24 00 W. 20.. Spirit of the Age, Swansea 1) ..07 2) N—. 23 40 W. 21.. Dorothea, Hambnrg to sfelbounie.. —.03 00 ff... 24 30 W. 21..Hurliasee, London t i Bombay, 2e-days oat... 08, 20 N... 24 30 W. July 1.. Horoburg. Boston to —.-• • .. ••30 00 N.. 33 00 W. July 9.. Alipore, Cndclalore to London, 132'days out, who rep. n-ta having seen a wreck, with mainmast standint in lat. 27 06. N., lon 36 14 W. and 'also signalled the P. ince of Wales, Ca'cutta to Lon don, lat. and lon. not renorted 38 Jnly 14.. Japan, bildras to L ndon, 142 (lays trut.42 01 N.. 22 00 W. July 20.. Bon chan, and Dutch ship Doggerbank, steering to the eastward .. N.. 12 30 W. Report by the Amethyst, Campbell, arrived here from Manilla; sailed March 1. The Thormeßoyden sailed 12 days previous : Spoke. in lat. Lon. April 26..qales, Rangoon to Cowes, 65 days out .. 34 17 S.. 25 10 E. Slay 1.. MalWaan, Lawson, Singapore to Lher pool, 60 days out .......... ........35 15 S ...2I 30 E. May 10.. Gaorge Avery, Colombo to Coquimbo... 28 02 5..10 04 E. June 3.. The R tchle Jane 3.. Mary Harrison, London to Cap of Good Hope Jane s.. Town (of Senteneth), Nantes to - Bourbon, 25 days on .... June 17.. Sir Henry Po'tinger, hence to Va2paralso 15 25 N.. 33 00 W. Jane 17.. Ship showing No. 1,590 3 d dist. pewit l5 25 N.. 33 00 W. Report by the Blackwater, arrived here from Quebec : July 20, 3 miles N.E. of Tuskar, spoke the Jes.ie Munn, hence to Melboure --passeagers all well. SPOKEN. In lat. Lou. June 21.. Berbice, hence to Demorara . June 25 .. Tonawanio., hence I o I'Mlaielptia. • June 30.. Albert Gallatin (supposed) July 12 „Hotspur— .... ....... July 20.. Clcao, hence to FOREIGN POTS. Sirius, herca at Guatemala. Stephen Crowell, burgess; Pomona. Mersthew ; and Caravan, suds—all hence at New York. Corinthian (s.s.), Milburn, hence at Leghorn. Juan, Core, hence at Marseilles. British Queen (s.s.), sailed from Leghorn for Naples, July 16. James Armstrong, sai'ed from Havre for Liverpool, July 21. Cleator (s.s.), hence at Bordeaux. Aurora, Valman, and Belina, Jager—both hence at Narva. otterburn, Draper, hence at Baldera. D Ins (s.s.), hence at Hamburg. Vigilant, hence at Ostend. WHITEMAN'S NEW Illt UNS WICK HOTEL, 18, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. WILLIAM E. WHITEMAN begs to inform Tourists, Strangers, and Commercial Gentlemen visiting Liverpool, that they will find every attent.on and comfort in his Hotel. The house has recently undergone alterations and repairs, and is now in first rate order. The Dining Rooms and Bed Rooms will be found most comfortable and airy. Bed and Breakfast, 23. 6d. Dinners, Teas, and Suppers, in the Restaurant at the usual moderate charges.—A Night Porter always in attendance. Plate, Knives, &c., for Hire, on reas'nable terms, T B. CAMERON, UT • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHIIONOMETEIIS ON SALE, or HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES', BAROMETERS, CHARTS, &c. On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at Elevrn o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 112 Half-thesis Liston LE MO NS, ex Douro. 10 Bases Palermo ORA NG - S' 1 ex Frankfurt. 81 Ditto Ditto LEMONS, 57 Ditto Ditto DI r ro, ex Rhone. 3•,) Sacks Naples WA L NUTS. 200 Bags Barcelona NUTS. JAMES App!y to _ SOX & Co , Broken. WEDXESbA Y. On WinsEdiAT ne:it, the 20th instatt, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broken.' Office, 16, Exc ,ange-builJings, 6 Casks Australian TALLOW. landed ex James Banes.—Fur particulars apply to J. H. RAYNER. & CO., Brokers. On. EDNESDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock - , at the Brop.ers' office, 14, Exchange-alley North, 21 Chests East India Itedncd BORAX, 35 Chests TiNCAF, now landing, ex Refuge, front Calcatta.—Apply to W. 11. 11 AWKINTS. Broker. Oa account f whom it ma y On WEDNESDAY nett, the 29th instant, at One concern. o'clock, at tho Pa bile saleroom, Exchange-bui'dings, Liverool, 120 Ba'es and Case,i, and L .ose, about 13,500 pieces very Valuabla Datnagod MANUFAC fUREi) GOODS, Consisting of Linens, Wooans, Printed and Piain Calicte , , Stuff Goods, 3 . ; Boxes Tin Plates, 4 orate] E rihe , are, 4 casks Hardware, 34 bundles Hoop Iron, & c., Le i p,rt of the cargo savad f °in the Wreck of the Emperor, bound h,nce to Bahi, lying at. the Sheds for Wrecked Goods, northeast side Prince's Dock. —Apply to Messrs. Brice, Friend and Co., Merchants; or t 3 PERuIVAL, CAMPBELL & co, Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Associ ition- To be followed by other sales of Wrecked Goods from the same ship. _ _ Smyrrial the market generally. Refined does not show any mate rial alteration ; lumps, 65s to 683. COFFEE: There has been but a small quantity offered in public sale, and we do not alter quotations, but they have been with diffieulty sustained, and but a limited business done during the week. TEA : There was a full amount, of business done this week in common cengou at is 2d, and the article generally has a firm appearance. COTTON : The demand has been good during the week, and prices are about * dearer. RICE; The market has been dull, and prices scarcely supported. Rum There has been a slight improvement in the demand this week, but prices are unaltered. Proof Lee wards, 2s 7d; Demerara, 2s Bd. SALTPETRE has sold freely during the week at a further slight advance. Sprees have sold steadily at previous rates. INDIO): The quarterly sales terminated yesterday ; the total quantity declared for sale was 13,132 chests, of which 5,186 were withdrawn, 1,933 bought in, leaving 6,013 chests sold. The sales opened with great firmness, at 6d advance on good and fine Bengals, and 3d on middling; the sales proceeded with great competition, and closed at 3d to 6d advance on ordinary and middling Bengil, and 6d to B,i on goad and fine. Kerpahs sold with spirit ; middling and ordinary, at 31 to 4.1 advance ; good and fine, at 6d advance. Dry leaf Madras wero neglected ; the few sold went at last sale's prices ; Bengal, middling to fine, 5s 63 to 83 ; low and ordinary, 4s 3d to 5s 5d ; Madras, ordinary to fine, 2s 31 to 43 91; Kurpahs, 23 to 7s; Outb, 23 6d to 5s 6d. A.GIi. :CTJLTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY 24. re 3'4 : e , 0 2 9 0 . I b as .s: to ..,. n 6 i. :, 1 ,D;aot,o P e ; : :: :l,, s si, o ree i e l i s i ei Seedlings 00 s . 00 d. toi m oo . (1 06 7 to 0 8, Ditto, Pink Eyes .. 0 0 to 0 0 , 0 0 70) , t , ‘0, ....il iIaWS .. 0 0 0 0 t t ::, 0 0 Hat o, old... . ii Ditt new Ditto, clover V G e re tc e h n e C s o2i to 0 Ditto, cattle ooto 0 0 lover .... 0 2i to 0 3 Ditto, ileldratnii .: Per ton. Straw, wheat...... 0 t , 0 3 to 0 4 Ditto, oat ........0 3 to 0 3} Turnips - Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 13 C ar rots ...... : Oats, is straw .... 0 U to 0 015 l angle wur • :1 , L, Jtrur 25. TTWARDS. LONDON CORN AtARKET.-JULY 24 Some portion of the English wheat left. over ft;tn Mon day was disposed of this morning at about 2s below the rates of that day, but the stands were not cleared at a late hour. The arrivals of foreign wheat this week have been large, and but little' business was done, although holders would have submitted to is to 2s reduction. Barley sold slowly at Monday's rates. Fine sweet oats maintained their value, but inferior were fully 6d cheaper. Beans and peas unchanged. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JULY 20 TO JULY 24 Wheat, Barley. Oats..., English and Scotch 1960 150 570 1210 Foreign. • • 21410 • • • • 10D e 0 350 32390 IMPERIAL AVER. Wheat. Barley. Oats. stye. I Heaps.' Pea Fe. June 13 .. 603 Od 38s 9 il26s 5d 36s 04!41 i 3 I 42a lld 20 .. 60s 1d , 38s lld 26a 7,i 40s 6043 10d 42s 8d 27 .. is 61 1 1, 7 s 73 Vs 9 433 4,11453 2d 43s lid July 4 .. 63s 5d1393 Od 27s 31 41s 11055 11(1 1 44$ 59 11 .. i3s 10d 37s 84 27s 2 I 40s 6314,5 s 4d 43s lid —lB 1 63 s Bd37s 9 273 9.1 42s 7d 453 11(1 1 44s 43 Av. i62s ldl3Bs 31 1 27 s 2d 40s I , ', 45s 3:1'43s u 1 140 s 1 0n145s 31!43s 8.1 LONDON CATTLE MARK LT.—JULY We are but moderately supplied with beasts. The average quality is rather inferior, Choicest kinds are readily disposed of, and Monday's quotations pretty well supported. The number of s'aeep quite equals the demand : indeed, it is d Moult to effect a clearance. Lambs and calves are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 110 beasts, 1,170 sheep. and 405 calves. Norfolk and Suffolk, 100 beasts. Midland Counties, 400. And 131 mileh cows from the Home Counties. Per stone of 81hs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Best Sews, Herefords 4 6 4 8 Best Dns & Hf-bred .. 4 8 5 0 Best Short-horns 4 2 4 6 Best Long-wools .... 0 0 0 0 Second quality beasts 2 10 3 10 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 6 4 8 Calves Pigs Best Dns & .11f-breds 0 0 0 o Lambs 5 4 6 4 Beasts at market, 875 ; sheep and lambs, 10,410 ; calves, 630 ; pigs, 210. LONDON MINING MARKET.-YuLv 24. The market for home mining stacks to-day is quiet, with only a limited inquiry. Sortridge Consols shares, though showing steadiness, are somewhat °Sect:a, and are marked in the Stock -Exchange 24. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is an absence of movement. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKEP-Jury 24 The market continues dull. At to-day's market Wheat was Is. lower than on last Friday. Flour was is. to 23. lower per sack. Other articles unchanged. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—Jars 24. There was a very small supply to-day, still the business was of a more retail character. A. few samples of new Rape-seed were offered, and sold at rates varying from 28s. to 355. per barrel. In Indian corn there was little doing, and prices were about the same as on Tuesday. BELFAST CORN MARKET.—JULY 24. There was a very swill supply of wheat at market to day, and it was sold about 61 per cwt. decline on the prices of Friday last. Oats were uncharged in price. Oatmeal was a fair supply, and in , good demand at last weeks rates. CORK BUTTER MARKv.T.—JuLy 24. The supply continues large, 'And prices aro very firm, indeed they are rather higher to-day. We quote Firsts, 104 s ; Seconds, 991 i ; Thirds, 94s ; Fourths, 88s; Fifths, 70s; and Sixths,. 58s per c•,vt. GLASGOW Pl(* IRON MARKET.—JuLy 24. The market continues quiet at the following prices : Mixed Nos., bt , rirs 73E, sellers 73s 6d ; No. 1, buyers 745,. sellers 74s 6d; 3, buyers 693, sellers 69s 6d per ton. MARRIAGES. On the 23rd Wit., at St. Brides Church, by the Rev. William M. FaU'oon, the Hey. W. R. Jolley, of H.M.S. Illustrious, Portsmouth, to Mary, eldest daughter of Richard Harbord, Esq., of Llycipoa. On the 22d inst., at St. George's Presbyterian Church, Myrtle street, by the Rev. Alexander Cromar, Mr. William Booth Wood, of Macclesfield, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. Peter Sutherland, merchant of this town. On the 21st inst.. tint. Matthew's Church, Nahum, by the Rev. J. Sabben, Mr. Samuel Hunt, jun., of Liverpco' , to Fanny, oldest daughter of Joseph Peart, Esq., of Nabura Mills, near York. On the 22nd inst., at Sowerby Bridge Wesleyan Chapel, by the Rev T. Collins, Mr. Jeffery atones, of this city, to Hannah, second daugh ter of Mr. John Shepherd, paper manufacturer, New Halifax, Yorkshire. DEATHS On the 17th inst., aged 41 years, Charlotte, wife of Mr. Richard E dred, of Welilrgton.place, Manchester. On ihe 22nd Lust.. Isabella Carlin, fourth daughter of Thomas P. Teale, Esq.. of Leeds. _ _ _ On the 19th inst., aged 52 aearg. at 7, Coltman-street, Hull, Meiy, wife of Mr. William Tonge, grocer and foreign merchant of that town. On the 21nd July, at Rose-bank Farm, Fazakerley, where she had gone for the benefit of her health, Mrs. Sarah Doke of 11, Fa'kner square, widow of the late Mr. Richard Doke, silversmith. it - Births, blarziages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sen, to our Office duly iutbenticated. GARDEN SEATS ! GARDEN SEATS ! THE Subscribers have just got to band a large Assortment of GARDEN SEATS, IN NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS. C. D. YOUNG & CO., C AS TL E-B UI LDI.NGS, DERBY-SQUAP.E SUMMER. COATS! E VERY descriptir,n of SUMMER COATS, uitable for The Office, The House, The Garden, The Street, And far Tourists, Including THE WATERPROOF TWEED TAL3JA, And THE 7WEED AND MELTON BEAUFORT, N had al P. L. MAGTAGGART'S TAIlQflhZv iSTAB LIS HME. VT, :24 and 26, BOLD-STREET. Portmanteaus, Coat Cases, Carpet Bags, Knapsacks, German Wallets, &c. MILLINERY AND STRAW BONNET WAREHOUSE, 64, LONDON-ROAD, (A FEW DOORS BELOW SEYMOUR-STREET), LIVERPOOL. CHARLES HALLILEY begs to inform his Friends and the Ladie; of Liverpool generally that his NEW SHOWROOM are NOW OPEN, with an unequalled Display of MILLINERY, Plain and Trimmed STRAW BONNETS HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, PARASOLS MUSLIN COLLARS, SLEEVES, FRENCH KID GLOVES, See Ladies, before purchasing or giving' their orders elsewhara, are respectfully invited to inspect the Stock :_,. _ . OBSgRVE THE ADDRESS 64, LONDON -ROAD. SHIP LAUNCHES, TRIAL TRIPS, mid sp- i - ip LUNCHEONS, WEDDING BREAKFAST 73 CON SECRATION BREAKFASTS, PUBLIC DINNER° BALL SUPPERS, and PUBLIC ASSEMBLIE° .or SOIREES or at any distance, supplied by of every description F. E. MO° M ARISH,ERCHANTS' DINING ROOMS LAKASTER74 71,DINGS, TITHE BARN-ST BEET, LIVERPOOL. eloninicrriat THIS DAY. THIS DAY. the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 692 Barrels Fine and. Medium ROsi landed, ex Colin M`Rae, from Wilmington —Auply to Messrs. Crooks, Gray and Co., Merchants ;or to J. H. RAYNER & C Brokers. NEXT WEEK. MONDAY. On Moses's- next, the 27th Instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Of 16, Exc; , aoge-buildings, 1500 Barrel , . Amer'can TAR, now landing, ex A. Z., is the Bramly-Sioore Dock.—Apply to J. H. P.A.YNER & CO , Brokers. On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Bra k ?re Office, 7, Exchange-chainbers, 1,336 Bundles Bahia PIAS •:AVA, now landing, per Glasgow Traver, Canning Dock.—Apply to FRANCI-; J. EATON, Broker. THURSDAY. On fle:.ount of a Dotaulter. On Tnusso.cr, the SOni •ustant, at Fwelve o'clozlt, at Browae, Hunter and Co.'s Othee, 2, Dale•street, 4 Brls. 1 2 Cases INDIA RIThBER, all faults, saved from the fire is Furcon-street.—ApDly to BROWNE, HUNTF.R & CO , Brokers, On T at:rasps; the 30th instant, at th 3 Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-build op, 35 Tons Para 17 Bale, South Am er i can ) INDIA J. H. RAYINIF. It & CO , Brokers. Jar PATENT ASPHALTS ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, rind perfectly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PER ‘./I/ARE FOOT. . W. Office and Warehouse —a; CABLE- W S POWELL. TREET. Df - SAIORE'S 2s. Semi-gold PEN will not a lt er i s the slightest degree by use, or corrode if loft in the nk .—A good. useful, durable pen.—Corner of Bold-street TO ANGLERS. FISHING. TACKLE of every descripti on, i n RODS, LINES, FLIES, SILKWORM, GUT also Hooks and Lit;es for !-_, , ea Fishing, Artificial Baits, Pocket Flasks, &c., atIA. GALLEITPS Fizhing Tackle Establish ment, 57, Castle street. Liverpool. CHWEPPE'S 'MALVERN SELTZER 1,71 WATER, Manufactured by J. SCHWEPPE & Ca (the sole lessees), from the Pere Water of the Holy Well, possesses all the celebrated properties of the Nassau Spring. SCHWE PPE'S SODA, MAGNESIA, POTASS WATERS, and LEMONADE, sae manufactured as usual. Every bottle is protected by a special Label. LONDON. LIVE a coOL. BRISTOL, AND DERBY. GLEN FIELD. PATENT STARCH, used in the Royal Laundry. The ladies are respectully informed that this Starch is exclusivey used in the Royal Laundry, and Frar Majesty's Laundress says, thatalthough she has tried wheaten,rise, and other Powder Starche t, she has found none of them equal tg. the Glentield, which is the Finest Starch she ever used. Vihen you abir for Ulenfield Patent Starch, see that you get it, as. inferior kinds are often substituted. Wotherspoon and Co., Glasgow and London, XPORT BRUSH & MAT MANUFACTORY WALTER MORGAN, 33, SOUTH JOHN STREET, COCOA FIBRE MATTING, CARRIAGE RUGS, &C. OFFICES FITTED UP. STORE FOR IBDS, CANNING, & CO.'S TAM WO nu PIPES,. 20, EDMUND-STREET, A STOCK always on hand. J. SAUNDERS, Agent. SECOND TO NONE. TTIRE PALEZC AN AR Y, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WIN E S Apply to D. ANDERSON 5 , - CASTLE-STREET-5. P 0 a T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years in bond, and fit for immediate 45s per Dozen, In Pints...... ... • ..... SHERRY.— First Class, Pals and G01d..., .......... 42s CLARET. —St. Ja ion, four years in bottle.. 42s CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANZIAERSON'S. FRESH ARRIVAL. D EVON CIDER, ls. 6d. PER GALLON. TO THE TR ADE. JOHN BOWDEN AND CO., 2 1 , PARK-LANE. NOTICE OF REMOVAL, FROM ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET, TO 12, SOUTH JOHN-STREET. PROTECTION FROM THE PIKE \\TITER SLATE WATER CISTERNS, all sizes, SLATE BATHS, hot or cold water, SLATE MANGERS, SLATE SHELVING, SLATE BREWERS' UTENSILS,' And SLATE of all sizes and thicknesses that may be required. Apply to W. 0. CARTER, 12, South John-street. YARD :—South Side Duke's Dock. GF:LiTLEMEN'S SUMMER 110SIERY. ______ 1 ) ORT ... L t. GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTMAKER and HOSIER, 65, CHURCH-STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW PARKER-STREET. Fartles going abroad or in haste, can be snpplied with Outfits ready to put on without further trouble. CALICO SHIRTS, WHITE OR REGATTA 2s each or 23s per dos DITTO STOUTER 3s 6d „ 40s „ LONG CLOTH, LINEN FRONTS EXTRA LONG CLOTH D1TT0.... ... ... 5s 6d „ 60a BROWN COTTON SHIRTS &DRAWERSRS PA Od to 5s 6d eaCIL LAMBS' WOOL DITTO 2s 6d „ is 6d ~ MERINO WOOL DITTO 13s Od „ 78 6d ~ DRESS SHIRTS, ;a 6d, 10s, 12s Gd, and 15s. GLOVES, SILK AND SATIN SCARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, &c , &c. d eGoods going abroad carefully packed and Despatched. NO CREDIT GIVEN.