Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-28 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. The Cotton Market was much more active to clay, the sales being estimated at about 8,000 bales, including one-half on speculation and for export. Large parcels of Surat were forced upon the market for cash payment. The market closes tamely, at a decline or id. per lb. from Friday last, on the current qualities of American descriptions. Messrs. Wright, Jun., and Co , in their circular dated this evening, make the following remarks:— Our circular advices cf 20:h instant, per America, re- ported less irregularity in our cotton market towards the close of business last week. In the early part of the present (as has been 'he case for some time past) symptoms of improvement were apparent, and the absence of further commercial failures contributed to this feeling until Wed nesday, when the announcement of mercantile suapsnsions amongst eminent houses in the German trade unhinged matters, and once again produced a feeling destructive of retu-ning confidence, which the decidedly more promising aspect of monetary affairs was about influencing. At the decline now established in prices there is an evident dispo si ion to increased consumption on the part of spinners, and many mills are resuming full working time, whilst those partially or wholly closed are contemplating a similar course. Pressing necessities in many cases, and want of faith in others, however, induce holders to offer freely, and in the ordinary qualities in particular some ruinously low sales have been made for cash payment. Although a fair demand has daily been experienced, the market on the whole has worn a heavy appearance, and rates still continue nominal and irregular. The reduce value of the necessa ries of life, and the abundant crops which the late harvest yielded, together with the small stock of manufactures in this country, are favourable features for contemplation when the crisis in money matters shall have subsided ; but the mistrust occasioned by recent disasters can only be allayed by the lapse of time. !Later advices from India are the most fl atering yet received. The Bank of England's resources have so far improved as to bring them within the limit of the Charter of 1844, which encourages the hope of low discounts at an early date, the Bank of France having al eady reduced her interest rates one per cant. from an influx of bullion. The total sales of the week ant unt to 26,620 bales, of which 15,790 are American. Speculators have taken 1,590, and Ex porters 5,070, leaving 19 960 bales of all kinds to the trade. The Import for same time is 33,030 bales, of which 14,406 are American. The q lantity known to be at sea from American ports is about 60,000 bales. PRICES TO DAY, _ New Orleans Fair ..6i3 111iddling..614 Ordin Ary.. 3d to 5d Mobile ;;* ••Gid • • Gid „ ..41 to 53 Atlantic ~ ..6gtl 63 30 to 423 Total taken for Cant'ption, 1857, 1,741,270 bales. 1856, 1,954,030 bales. Esrslt (actual) „ 233,001 „ „ 248,888 „ Amerinn Brazil Egy,.l..an E. India W. India Total Stock this day.. 158,670 36,300 14,730 123,710 1,440 331 830 Sam:: time 1856 260,910 23,150 44,170 45,150 770 379,100 Messrs Kershaw and Jardine state:- We have little change to note in our market during the past week ; though the demand has been more general, it hss been vary limited in character, giving buyers a slight advantage ; throughout, the tone has been feeble, and holders have submitted to a further concession of 9 to 1 per lb. to effect sales, in all descriptions excepting mid dling, which, being very scarce, and much inquired after, has Maintained previous rates. To day there is a much better feeling abroad, which has led to incretved activity, with more confidence and a general belief that we have seen the worst; and that the improvement in the Money Market will soon lead to a reduction in the rate of dis count, and restoration of trade. There has been some animation in the Liverpool Share Market to-day, and piLes have tended - upwards, under the 'influence of the expectation of a speedy reduction in the rate of interest on the Dart of the Bank of England. The following were the day's transactions :-Blackburn, 84; Eastern Counties, 19=4; Lancashire and York shire, 894, 90/ ; Lancaster and Carlisle, new Third Shares, 7d p ; London and N or th W estern, 944. 941, 941, 94- 94i ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 36, 3 . 51, 853, 353, 35; ; North British British, 11 11-16; North Eastern, 23, 223; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, ld ; Dovers, 181, 181, is 0.16, 188, 18 11-16 c; Grand Trunk of Canada, 91 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 3} DP-r Cent. Preference, 63 ; Royal Rock Ferry, 4. The business for the next account was : -Caledonian, 38, 381, 391, 3 8 8 Eastern Counties, 101 ; Great Western, 49; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 90:1; London and North Western, 951, 951, 951 ; Manchester, Sheffi e ld, an d Li nco l ns hi re, 35 1 , 351, 351. 35 13-16, 35 1 ; Midland Stock, 831, 833 ; Dovers, 1.84. 183 ' • North Eastern, 234- ; York and North Midland, 391; Great Western of Canada, 181 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 01, 9 5.16, 5-16, 9Z-. The closing prices were as follow :-Blackburn 83. 91, Chester and Birkenhead, 621 63 ; Caledonian, 38 ; 381 ; Chester and Holyhead, 141 153 ; Eastern Counties, 103 11 ; East Lancashire, 97, 88 ; Do. 9/. Shares, par, 4 p ; Great Northern, 231, 231 ; Do. A, 93, 10 ; Great Western, 49, 493 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 901, 91 ; Do. 9/. shares, par 1 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 183, 183 ; London and North Western Stock, 951, 943 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351, 36 ; Midland Stock, 833, 831 ; North British, 111, 12 ; North Staffordshire, 43, 41 d; North Eastern - Berwick, 233 231 ; York and North Midland, 391, 40 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 241, 241; South Eastern 18 11-16, 18 13-16 ; Dutch Rhenish, 53, 53 d ; Great Western of Canada, 18, 181; Do. new shares, 21 23 d ; Great Luxembourg, 53, 0 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 9/, 9 5-16. The following were the continuations paid:-Caledonian, 3s; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 3 even ; London and North Western Stock, 11-16, 3,3; Manchester Sheffield, and Lincoln, 43, 3; Midland St cck, 3; North Eastern-Berwick, 3s ; South Eastern, 3s. 3s. 61., 35., 3s. 0.1. ; Great Western of Canada, 6 I. ; De. new shares, even; Grand. Trunk of Canade, 1-16, Is 2d, 1-16, Is. 2d• The Money Market continues to improve. Bills having more than three months to run, which were lately refused, are now discounted at the current terms, and an opinion is prevalent that the Bank of England will soon be in a position to make some concession in its rate of discount. As far as can be judged at present, no obstacles are likely to be thrown in the way of a steady recovery from the crisis and its effects. The Funds to-day have risen 3. per cent., and in every other department of the Stock Exchange great buoyancy .prevailed. Consols for `Toney closed at 913 to 911, and for the Account at the same figure. After official hours the current price was 018 to In the London Railway Share Market there was a pretty large business transacted, and prices of the leadina shares show an advance. The following are the closing quotations :-Ambergate, Notting ham, and Eastern Junction, 44, 4,1; Caledonians. 763, 7(11 ; Dutch Rhenish, 53, 5 ; Eastern Counties, 103, ; East Lancashire, 87, 88; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 58, 60 ; Great Northern, 90, 91 ; Ditto A, 76, 78 ; Great Westerns, 403, 50; Great Western of Canada, 183, 183 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 353, 363; Great Southern and Western, 96, 98 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 90, 901 ; London and North Western, 943, 941; London and South Western, 87, 871 ; Leeds Northern, 48, 49 ; Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 351, 353 ; Midland Stock, 823, 823; North British, 47, 48 ; South Eastern and Dover, 611, 623 ; York, Newcastle and Berwick, 91, 923 ; York and North Midland, 803. After official horns the following were the nominal prices :-Caledonians 773 ; East Lancashire, 87, 88 : Great Northern, 903, 913; Do. A., 76, 78 ; Great Western, 503; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 913, 913 ; London and North Western, 95i, 96; Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 353, 353 ; South Eastern and Dover, 62, 62 1 ; Neweastt and Berwick, 913, P 3; York and North Midland, 803, 81. The Manchester Market opened with more cheerfulness ; but rumours of fresh failures cast a gloom over trade, and in the limited business that transpired very low rates had to be accepted, both for Goods and Yarn. There is, however, apparent inclination to extend transactions towards the close to day, but without any redeeming feature in prices. Our Grain Market assumed a more settled ap pearance, but without much increase in the demand. The reduced quotations for Wheat brought forward buyers, who operated more freely, and prices recovered 2d to 3d per 76 lbs. Flour has also been more saleable, at last week's rates. Indian Corn, on the contrary, has been pressed, and receded in value is to 2s per quarter. There was a better market to-day, and prices of ail articles end upwards. On the day of the stoppage of the Liverpool THE NORTHERN TIDIES. LIVERPOOL SA_TURDAYI NOVEMBER 28, 1857 IBorough Bank, says one o f th e L on d on papers, several respectable firms had their credit damaged by their acceptances being protested, owing to the London agents of the bank having refused pay ' ment, although the funds to meet them had actually ' been paid into the bank in due course. One case is especially complained of, that of Mr. George B. Kerford, who had an acceptance noted in London at the very time when the Borough Bank had debited him in his passbook for the payment of it. The bill upon its return was, of course, met forth with by the acceptor ; but, as any irregularity at at the London clearing-house is noticed and regis tered by the various bankers, unless explained at the time, the annoyance from such a circumstance is not easily remedied. The sums falling due at the Bank of England are so large as to warrant a belief that their resources will continue steadily to accumulate, Their note issue has already been curtailed within the limit fixed by the Charter, and this fact is of itself sufficient evidence that affairs are now beginning to return to their ordinary channels. Further mercantile embarrassments will, doubt less, transpire, but a ll id ea of panic may now be dismissed. At the same time we cannot join in the expectation, which is beginning to be expressed in many quarters, that the Bank will immediately reduce the rate of discount. Such a step would undoubtedly go far towards restoring coefidence ; and it is notorious that the position of the Bank has greatly improved ; but these are times for wary walking, and, despite the example set yesterday by the Bank of France, the directors of the Bank of England, who have displayed throughout the late crisis judgment and ability of the highest order, will probably take full time to deliberate upon the ques tion of a reduction. It must not be forgotten that the. Bank, though liable for so many *millions of deposits, have at present scarcely any " reserve." Between the present date and the January dividend period, they must draw in a very large amount of money. Meanwhile, it will suffice for the pubrc to be assured that our immediate prospect is that of a gradnA and steady improvement. The steamer Tamer, with the gold and heavy portion of the mails, is expected to arrive at Southampton from Alexandria about the sth Dec. The steamer Petropolis has taken out 30,000/ in specie to the Brazils. It is stated that the directors of the Bank of England, actuated by a wish to alleviate as much as possible the local distress resulting from the em barrassment of the Northumberland and Durham District Bank, have instructed the managers of the branch of the Bank of England at Newcastle to afford every facility as regrads discounting the trade drafts drawn by the colliery proprietors upon London for current sales. This measure will faci litate the continued working of collieries which otherwise, there is reason to fear, might be brought to the verge of a stoppage. We understand that 1 several of the principal landed proprietors in Northumberland are shareholders in the District Bank. Yesterday, at an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Smith, Boyle, and Co., whose suspension took place on the 9th inst., the total liabilities were stated by the accountants, Messrs. Turquand, Youngs, and Co., at about 15,000/., and the assets at 7,500/. It was agreed to accept a composition of lOs in the pound, payable by instalments. Now that every requisite arrangement has been finally completed, it may be mentioned that Messrs. George Peabody and Co. are the eminent American firm who, to the satisfaction of the whole commercial community, have just been assisted by the Bank of Engll,nd. In common with the rest of the press, we have hitherto refrained from referring to the name; but as instances have been brought to our knowledge in which positive misapprehension has thereby been excited, especi ally abroad, it is a mere act of justice to the other houses in the trade that the name should be mentioned. The decrease in the weekly traffic return of the Lancashire and Yuikshire Railway Company is £2 515. The following are the latest quotations of the Foreign Exohanges :—Amsterdam short, 11 18, 12 3 ; Ditto, 3 months, 123 to 12 3 ; Rotterdam do , 12 2,1 to 12 3 ; ,Antwerp, do, 25 80 to 25 90 ; Brussels, do, 25 80 to 25 85; Hamburgh, do., 13 13 to 13 141; Paris, short, 25 35 to 25 55; do., 3 months, 26 to 26 5 ; Marseilles, do, '26 to 26 10 ; Frankfort, do, 1214 to 122 ; Vienna, do, 11 10 to 11 20 ; Trieste, do . , 11 10 to 11 20 ; Petersburg, do., 33 to 33! ; Madrid, do., 47i to 47i. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cm. 3 for the week ending Wednesday 25th Nor., 1857. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Nov. 27. The continued stringency of the money market, with its attendant misfortunes, and the consequent derangements of trade, still press heavily on the cotton market; the transactions of the past week have been curtailed to the narrowest limits, and with an ample supply, prices of American are generally icl to Id per lb. lower, with here and there instances of eve greater de line. Brazil and Egyptian freely offered at a reduction of id to id per lb. Surat pressed at /d per lb. lower price. The weekly sales are 26,620 bales, of which 1,590 are on speculation, and 5,070 for export. This Import. week. Sales. P.icespaid l this week•', Description. Cum. Prices. Mid. Fair. Sto, 140 7110 1280 7260 1740 300 Sea Island Upland Mobile - - d. d. 10 to 23 3 to 74 42 to 7 3 to 82 84 to 92 84 to 10} to 34 to 64 d. d. 12 13 6 61 6.,f 1 0 1 161 ft 6i 71 n 31 1 8i 9 1; 61 6; 4 4f 121 New urleans Brazil - Egyptian - - West India - East India - • LIVERPOOL PRODUC6 MAR.KET—Noy. 27 Suc.sa —We have ro change to notice; the sales comprise 20 hhds. Jamaica at 428, 30 hhds. Barbadoes at 38s, 400 bags dates at 35s to 388, 1,640 bags Pernams and 400 bags Bahia at 20,s per cwt. in bond. MOLA ass AND RlTM.—Nothing has occurred. COFFEE. —lO tierces Jamaica are reported at 90s per cwt. for fine middling. Rica.--1,600 bags Bengal have been sold at 8s 3d per cwt. REVIEW OF THE WEEK. SuciAL—The market has been dull throughout the week, and prices have declined 61 to Is per cwt. The sales are 60 / bhds B. P., 200 bags Bengal, and 2,500 bags Brazil, at 20 s to 225, and of imports from the United States 2,700 bags low red Dates at 29a 3d, 4,600 bags clayed Manilla at 35s per cwt., from the quay, and 350 hlids Cuba Muscavado, for which no prices are reported. MOLASSES.—The market continues dull, but without change in prices: Only 53 casks inferior eayed Cuba sold at 13s per cwt. COFesu.—The business is again quite unimportant, being confined to 20 tierces Jamaica, 30 bsgs Brazil, and 3) bags Manilla, at former rates. Cocos.-20 bags of Trinidad sold at 85s per cwt. PEPPER.-80 bags of Singapre black realised 4id per lb. RICE continues difficult of sale, and lower prices have again been acceded to. The transactions have been restricted to 7 000 bags Bengal, at 8s 3d per cwt. for low middling old, up to Ils 63 for fine, 1,300 bags damaged Necransie, at 7s 9.1 per cwt. for first class damaged, and 9! bags of Paddy, at 5s 9.1 per cwt. for first class damaged. Rum. Rather lower rates have been accepted for Demerara, of which 150 puncheons a ild, the value being 2s 7d to 2s 8d per gallon nroof for good, and 3s 114 to 4s per liquid gallon for choice marks. TEA.—Sales have again been very limited, and prices barely sup. ported; the clear4aces continua good, and the article is lookcd on as being in a favourable position. GAMS' E R.—All descriptions of drysaltery articles were neglecteJ, and only a small lot sold, all fau ts. I INDIGO.-25 chests Oude at 3i 6d to 4s 6d per lb. for ordinary to fair consuming quality. SAGO FLotia.-150 bags at Is 6d. SALTPETRE —A tr.fitng parcel of Bengal is reported at 37s for 171 per cent. retraction. NITRATE OF SODA —Only small parcels at 20s 6d to 23i per cwt. Dyhwoons.—The transactions do n)t leach 150 tons, at low, prices for most sorts. RO:IN.—The sales reach 1,503 barrels, common at 43 to 4s 31, me lium at 5s to Bs, and fine at I4i to 153 per cwt. TAR OR TURPENTINE.—No sales reported. ASHES.—OnIy retail sales ate reported at the quotations. Il(uss.—The market continues depressed, and at the public sales on Tuesday, nesrly the whole were with ir.iwn ; 2,000 salted Buenos Ayres nave since been sold at 7d, 3,00) salted North American at 3gd to 31d, anl 300 dry salted Ceara at Ed par lb. BRIAISTONE.—SaIes are quite of a retail character, and prices nominal. t acocs.—The only business reported consists of 15 boxes white al 70, to 753 per cwt. TARTAss. 7 Nothing done. Sumac.—Only small sales are reported, at 12s to 149 •for new Palermo, and at 83 per cwt for Catania. BEES' Wax.-15 packages American sold at £7 to .67 7861 per ewt. OLIVE OlL.—The transactions are barely 50 tuns, at prices which hove not been reported. SEAL AND COD OILS continue doll of sale. SPESM OIL.-10 tuns sold at £7O to .W 72 per tun. LINSEED OlL.—Small sales are reported it 31s to 323 per cwt. RAPE OlL.—Pale at 43s to 45s per cwt. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.—RD erican are in moderate request at 32s to 333 per cwt. _ _ Penm OlL.—About 145 tons on the spot have been sold during the week at to £3B 103 and 50 tons to arrive at .e 39 p.r ton. TALLOW.—The mark et is lower, but the demand has improved; about 200 casks Petersburg Y.C. sold at 49s to 51s, 45U pipes South American at 48s 6d to 493, and 150 casks North American at 46s to 504 per cwt. LARD is quoted nominally at 56s to 583 per cwt. JUTE os o tra]sactions to report. BEEF.--The demand has slightly improved, but the saes are altogether on a r-tal ec de, and, as the new cure begins now to appear, old becomes neglected, and more difficult to seal, even at farther reduced rates. InPoarc.—The demand, which, in the absence of assortment o f American, is nearly confined to Irish, is also of a retail character, but without further change in value. BACON —The low price of home-cured operates against the demand for American, hence the sales are unusually light, and generally at a farther decl'ne of Is to 2s per cwt. LARD.—The demand does not revive ; a farther reduction of Is to 2s per cwt. does not tempt buyers. CHEESE.—Large arr,vals, now in process of landing, will test the market. week, but the tone of the market improved yesterday, and particu- I arty to-day, so that we continue last week's quotations, with a very steady market at the close. Refined lumps are quoted firm, at 55s to 4 3s. Our markets continue to be influenced by the monetary crisis, and the actual business done has been small. COFFEE. —List week's prices have been supported, and the article has a steady appearance. - TEA —This article has been less influenced than many others by the crisis, yet of course prices are lower, say' 2d per lb, from the late highest point of the ma ket Common Congon now quoted Is cash ; medium Congou, Is 31 to Is 6d. F ICE.—A reduction of 6d has been established this week on low qualities withoat producing buyers to any extent. Sar.vrantn.—.A further decline has taken place in this article, w:th a limited busine=s done. Refraction 4to 9 wilted 34s to 39. Roar.—No transactions of importance reported this week. COTTON.-" he sales made have been too few and unimportant to 0 give quotations, but prices may be considered lower. .360 FPICES have sold heavily, without any material alteration. 820 In other articles no material alteration, and a general want of -Co. confidence in most articles is apparent, although somewhat less than last week. 730 •••••••••..... LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Nov 27. The market Is steady at the annexed quotations :—Town tallow, 48s fid net cash ; Petersbure• Y. C. on the spot, 49s to 49 3d; all the year, 48s 63; December, 495; .Ltnnary and March, 525. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Nov. 27. There is again mo - e doing in hops, both for consumption and on speculation, at rather improved prices. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Nov. 27. There was a little English wheat on sa'e this morning in Mark lane ; and the increased indisposition evinced by the farmers to supply the country markets freely at the recent decline in prices, has given greater firmness to the wheat trade, and purchases could not be made so well as earlier in the week; and this remark will apply to country flour, which was cer ainly dearer. Barley in short supply and good request, with price against the buyer. Oats in some instances made 6d more money. Beans and peas firm. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM NOV. 23 TO NOV. 27. Wheat. Barley. Oats... Malt... English and Scotch 1220 251 180 970 Foreign. B'9o 8510 4110 2llBO Flour. 3,380 barrels. 1,010 sacks. LONDON AVERAGES —Wheat, 52s od ; Barley, 38s O 1; oats, 26s Od; Rye, Os Od; Beans, 40s 3d; Pease, 45s Bd. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. Notes issued .. £23,259,145 £23,239,145 Credit. Government Debt Other securities 5,459,9J0 Gold Coin and Bullion .. 6,784,145 Total .... £23,259,145 :PARTMENT. Credit. Government se- curities £5,807,447 Other securities 31,350,717 Notes 1,918,840 Gold and silver coin Total £39,556,53 BANKING D: Debt. Proprietors' ca- pital Rest Public deposits 5,788 998 Other deposits 14,951,516 Seven day and other bills 815,838 £39,556,531 Compared with the previous returns, we have he following results : Active circulation .. Decrease Bullion Increase Rest .... £21,340,303 66,105 7,263,672 • •• ... 3,447,179 Increase Seven day and other bills . 815,838 Decrease Public deposits Increase 305,117 Other deposits Increase Government securities 5,807,447 Decrease Other securities Increase Notes unemployed 1,918,840 Increase Cash to liabilities, per Mil lll Rate of interest lO per cent. BANKRUPTS. Ty British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. Joseph Hayward, innkeeper, Andover. Thomas John Green, provision merchant, Mark-lane. George Bean, hosier, Cheapside. James Warrener, dealer in fancy goods, Burlington arcade. John Moss, grocer, Walsall. William Thompson, miller, Litchfield. Simon Luca, junior, grocer, Digbeth, Birmingham. Richard Robley, and Edmund Walter Briggs, lace manu facturers, Nottingham. Henry Benjamin Mosely, Grantham, and Great Vine street, London, dentist. Joseph Yoeward, ship broker, Liverpool. Edward Herman Hahn, and Herman Freystadt, cap manufacturers, Stamford street, London. Geo. Smith Jewell, builder, Bermondsey and Camberwell. John Mi r chin, milliner Newport, Mon mout h. John William Billson, bookseller, Leicestershire. William Thompson, dealer in artificial manures, Tamerton Folliott, Devonshire. William Henry Duncan Eldridge, tailor, Great Bridge, Staffordshire. Johann Heinrich Theodor Stockmarr, and Christian Gottlieb and Steudel, commission and general merchants • and foreign agents, Basinghall-street. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. William Orford, grocer, Great Yarmouth. Some time since a scene occurred in the church of Rhos-y merdre, owin4 to the Rev. Mr. Davis refusing the sacrament to the Rev. Mr. Morgan, because he did not think him to be in charity with his neighbours. A long correspondence on this subject app-ars in the Mites, between the churchwardens of the parish and the Bishop of St. Asaph, but the result is, that the bishop declines t Interfere, unless the matter is brought formally before him, IMPERIAL AVERAGES, Wheat.l Barley. Oats. Rye. Be ans . P ease. 55s led 43s Oi 25s 6d 3531 4d 453 6d 433 7d 55s 6d143s 5d 25s 3d 37s 4d 463 ld 443; 5d ,53s lid 13s id 25s Od 368 10d Ors 9d:44s 7 2 1528 6d'42s 3d 26s 4 , 136 s 3d 458 0d,45s 3 d 151 s Bcl 41s 3 25s 3d 34s 7d144s 9d 448 ld 51s 3d139s 10d 24s Id 35 s 2d143s gr43s 31 6wk'sAg.Av. 153 s 611425 2d 25s 3d 35s 11 , ';45s 21144 s 3d Oct. 17 .. Nov. 7 Duty.—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, Is. LONDON CATTLE MARKET.-- Nov 27. The number of beasts is not large and the weather is more favour able, consequently trade is more active for choicest kinds, but prices cannot be cuoted higher. The supply of sheep is shorter. The demand is sdßill; however, in a few instances, advanced rates are realised. Calf trade is dull. and prices rath r lower. From Germany and Holand there aro 103 beasts, 920 sheep, and 180 calves. 500 beasts from the Northern and Midland, and 110 milch cows from the Home Counties. Per stone of 81bs. s. d. s, d. Per stone of 81bs. e. d. s. d Best Scots, Herefords .4 6 410 Best Din & Hf-bred 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 4 4 8 Best Long-wools .... 4 10 5 2 Second quality beasts 3 8 4 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves 4 0 5 0 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 0 4 6 Pigs Best Dns & Hf-breds 5 2 5 6 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market, 1,029 ; sheep and lambs, 3,010 ; calves 242 ; pigs, 185, LONDON HIDE MARKET.—Nov. 27. LEADENITALL.—The following are the prices :-56 lb, to 64 lbs, 4d :o Od ; 64 lbs to 72 lbs. 4d to 44cl ; 72 lbs to 80 Ibs, 4ld to Od ; 80 lbs 88 lbs, 434 to 414; 88 lbs to g 6 lbs, 4id to 43d ; 96 lbs to 104 lbs, to Od; 104 lbs to 112 Ibs, 414 to sd. Horse hides, 103 to ;Is. Calf skins, light, 2s fid to 4s ; full, 8s to 8s 6d. BERMONDSEY.—Sheep skins, polled, 5s Od to 63 6d ; Bents and half-breds, 4s to 53 ; Downs, 3s 3d to 33 10d. LONDON WOOL MARKET—Nov. 27. Mr. H. G. Hughes has today dispo , ed of nearly two thousand bales, after a very moderate competition. Nearly the wflole of tha quantity has been taken for home consumption. In pricas we have no improvement to notice, and it is pJEsible that the sales will be brought to an earlier termination than was originally antic'pated. LONDON MINING MARK ET.—Nov 27. • - - _ Business in home mining stocks to-day is again extremely langnid. The only transactions officially reported in the Stock Exchange are in Sortridge Consols Shares at 2 and Wheel Edward at 7+. The Inquiries are still limited L 4 nari mining shires have met with some Inquiry, and are maiked 8+ ; Unit d Mexican have been dealt in at 31. In other foreign descriptions the 'e is no a'teration of impor. tance. Condurrow, 110, 115 ; East Russell, 21; La iy Bertha, 225, 22s 6d ; North Frances, 10 , Rosewarne United, 22i, 23+ ; Sortridge Consols, 2, 2+, .t 1 183 9d, 2 ; West Grenville, 3s 9d, 4s 3d, 3s 6d, 3s 9d, 4s ; Wheal Edward, 7, 7+ : Wheal Luilcott, 17s 6d, 20s. A call or 103 is ti be paid on the shares of the Ea ,t Indian Iron Company by he 19th December. A dividend of lOs per share was declared on Wednesday at South Caradon mine meeting. At a meeting of adventurers in West B tisse`, held on Wednesday, the accounts showed a balance of £3,055 15s 51:1 in favour of the mine, out of which a dividend of lOs per share (E 3,030) was declared, leaving a sum of .656 151 5d to be carried forward. The next meeting will be held on the 27th of January. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKEr.—Nov. 27. There wa, a fair demand for the leading articles of ne tr We, and prices of wheat adva. ced about Is per qr. Ba - ley, Brans, Oats, and Shelling were rAher dearer, but other articles remains anchanget. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—Noy. 27. Th 3 market was much more firm to-day, but wa do not notice any change in prices, excepting in wheat and cats, which were, per haps, rather higher. In Indian corn there was a good business dlne at full prices. BELFAST CORN MARKET.—Nov. 27. There was but a small attendance at our Cern Exchange this morning, and little business was done. Prices, however, were very firm. In the farmers' market prices of wheat advanced 31 per quarter. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Nov. 27. There were 1,800 kegs and firkins offered for sale to-day, but the market was lemost deserted, and we do not hear of any business being done. Prices are merely nominal. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET —Nov. 27. There is r o change to notice in the market, and the followieg prices were current to-day : —Mixcd Nos., 52s to 528 91 ; No. 1,53 s to 53s 6d; and No. 3, 498 to 498 6d per ton. STEALING FROlt A LETTER.—CURIOUS QUESTION OF LAW. —William Huggins, charged with having stolen a letter addressed by the firm of Frederick Helmsing and Co., of Hull, to their correspondent at Manchester, Mr. Thomas Swallow, corn merchant, of Cannon-street, was tried before the recorder on Thursday, at the city sessions. Mr. Owens was counsel for the prosecution, and Mr. Wheeler for the prisoner. The letter in question con taining the half of a £2O and a £lO Bank of England no`e respectively, was posted at Hull on the 15th May last, and in due course should have been, and the postman believed it was, delivered to Mr. Swallow, by being left in a letter-box attached to his office door in Cannon street. No ackno vledgmeat of the letter or inclosures reaching Hull, on the 201 of May the loss was discovered, but it was not till the latter end of October that the prisoner was taken into custody. He and his family lived in the upper part of Mr. Swallow's premises, and his daughter had a key which opened the door to which the letter box was attached, for the purp Ise of cleaning the offices. On Sunday, the 24th May, the prisoner and a paper dealer, named Thomas Coy, were in conversation, and the former showed a half note for £2O, on which he desired t) get some money until, as he said, the other half arrived. Coy recommended him to go to John Port, a letterpress printer ; but he, on being asked, could not advance the money, but procured £lO for the prisoner from Mrs. Lorriman, the landlady of the Crown and Anchor, Cateaton-street. Several days elapsed, but the second half was not fo'thcoming and the prisoner, on being remonstrated with, said the parties refused to forward it till he had completed some work he had then in hand for them, and offered 10s. for interest if Mrs. Lorriman would let the matter stand over. Some months elapsed, and nothing satisfactory being done, Mr. Lorriman went to the bank and gave notice that he was the owner of the half note he produced, and ' gave the number and date, &c , and on the 19th October the missing half was procured from London, together with the half of the £lO note which corresponded with the other part of Messrs Helmsing's enclosure. The latter, it appeared, was paid by prisoner's wife to Mr. Wm. Brooks, of Cottenham-street, the landlord of the premises in Cannon-street occupied by prisoner, fear arrears of rent. This being the case for the prosecution, Mr. Wheeler took the objection that the court had no jurisdiction to try the case, inasmuch as the Post office Act (7 Wm. IV.. and 1 Vic., c 3G, s. 27) gave a power to transport for life any person guilty of stealing a post letter, even if it were a first offence while the Quarter Sessions Act expressly forbad such cases to be triable at sessions. The learned counsel contended that the evidence of the postman did not establish such a delivery as was mentioned in the 47th section of the first-mentioned act, and that as, in all cases, jurisdiction cannot be assumed, but must be proved affirmatively, the prisoner was erititl-d to have the benefit of the objection, especially as he stated that his daughter found the notes in the street, where they might have been lost by the postman.—Mr Ovens suggested that the fact of such a dalivery having actually occurred as came within the 47th section, was a question for the jury, and until they decided in the negative, jurisdiction existed. The Recorder, after a long legal argument, said be con sidered that there was evidence for the jury whether or not the letter had been in fact delivered, and he should take their opinion on that question.—Mr. Wheeler strongly objected to this, sayirg that a verdict of a jury could not be resorted to for the purpose of giving jurisdiction, and when the recorder repeated his resolution, the learned counsel declined to address the jury, and intimated his intention of taking the opinion ci the judges on the pri soner's behalf. The jury therefore found that the letter had, in their opinion, come to the prisoner's hands after it had been delivered by the postman, and returned a verdict of guilty. Mr. Wheeler, in arrest of judgment, again urged the objection he had taken, and the Recorder, admitting that the point required consideration, and that it might be desirable that it should be brought before a snperior tribunal, postponed giving sentence. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. NOVEMBER 28. WIND YESTERDAY, N.N.E.—Light. Elms WATts—Morn. 8 I7—Even. 8 45—Height, 14 ft, 10 in OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Augusta (s.s.), Brambe-g, and Zouave. ARRIVED. Nov. 27. Western Empire .. Boston Lady August ............ Leghorn ry o .. Antwerp Mayf l ower Jamaica Dumfries s hi re Savanilla BAILHD. Nov. 26. Velocidade.... ....Valparaiso Elizabeth ".... Eliza Pirrie Apalachicola Geestemunde Batavia Digby .. New Orleans Susan Napp.. Rio Grande Nov. 27. IBertha . . Candia Milan (s.s.) T ieste Southern Cross.. Bombay Braganz a (s.s.) Lisbonj OUTPORTS. Falmouth, Nov. 2 5.—Arrived—The Coringa, from Pernambuco— Dorothy, Taganrog—Alma, Odessa—Rio Banco is.), Notice, from Landon for Buenos Ayres. Off—The Calcite, from Patook—Jacob Roggereen, from Bahia for Amsterdam—San Nicolo, from Ibrail for Bremen. Nov. 27.—arrived—The Florence Dombey, Wescott, of and from Newport (cargo, iron)—Kate, of London, Davison, from Callao, for orders, with loss of rudder. Waterford, Nov. 26.—Arrived—The Reays, from Odessa. Belfast, Nov. 26.—Arrived-1 he Polly, from Antwerp. Saled— The Imperatore, for Trieste via Troon. Ramsgate, Nov. 26.—Sailed—The Emma, from Brazils. Portsmouth, Nov. 26.—Arrived—The Celestial Empire, from Callao Leopold (s.s.), from London for Kurrachee. Plymouth, Nov. 26.—Arrived—The Joseph Fletcher, from London for Auckland, N.Z.—Ethiope (s a.), Liverpool for the Coast of Africa. Sailed—The Propeller, for the Coast of Africa. Cowes, Nov. 26.—Sailed.—The France, Chile, for Rio Janeiro. Cardiff, Nov. 2 6.—Sailed.—The aka, Er Malta. Swansea, Nov 26.—Arrived—The Leopoldine, for Huelva. Hull, Nov. 26 Arrived.—The Chince, from Quebec. Newport, Nov, 26 .—Sailed—The Saturno, for Fernando Po—Friton, Havannah. Southampton, Nov. 2 7.—Arrived—The Lady Eglinton (s.), from Dublin—Tyro, London— Caledonia, and Marquis of Bute, Sunderland —John Watson, Shields. Sailed--The Cecily, for Sunderland—Lady Egliaton (s.), London—Barcelona (a.), Hamburgh. Gravesend, Nov. 2 6.—Arrived—The Elizabeth Ann Bright, from Quebec—Malmo, Malmo. Nov. 27.—The Gerd, from Christiana— Leon, Gravelines—Young Morgan, Palermo—Christiania, and Dili gence, Dunkirk—lndependenr, Hobroe—Vesta, Craskioldoik—Acorn, Guernsey—Sunflower, Cronatadt. Sailed—The Heather Bell, for Hobart Town—Geueral Williams, Cape of Good Hope. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27. Simla (R.M . .5.5.); from Australia at Suez; left Sydney, Oct. 11 ; has £299,333 in gold. European (R.M.S.S.), from Suez at Melbourne, with the mail of the 17th Aug. from London. Julia, from Madras at Deal, supposed to have been erroneously re, orted as the Julia, from Shanghae. Natal, Aug. 27.—1 t blew a heavy gale from north-east during the 24th and 25th of August. • Belfast, Nov. 27.—The Grampian, Finley, from Clyde to Bombay, ran on the ridge near South Light; got off with loss of false keel and making a little water, and proceeded on the 25th Inst. Deal, Nov. 27.—A large brig got on the Goodwin sands last night about nine o'clock, when signals were made by the Gull, light -ship, and a boat went from here, but could render no assistance. Her crew has fortunately been saved by the Ramsgate life-boat this morning. Milford, Nov. 25.—The Neophyte, from Liverpool for Tampico, put in here with loss of jibboom, and master drowned. 'the missing mails of the Emen, from Australia, have arrived at Sut z, and will be brought to Marseilles and Southampton, with the Indian mails, in the Peninsular and Oriental Company's boats. Tamar ( 8.M.5.), from Southamp' on at Malta, and sailed 23rd Nov. with the mails from England, of 16th Nov., for Australia. In due course, this vessel should bring the Simla's mails from Alexandria, bat the latter having made a very rapid passage, they would, in that case, be detained in Alexandria for several days, and may, in con sequence, be forwarded in the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamers. SPOKEN. Sept. 27.. lonian, Chinchas to Cowes ... In lat. Lon. ..... .... Oct. 15.. John Spencer, hence to Cal cu t ta Oct. 23.. Hesperus, from Chinchas . .09 5..24 W Nov. 18 ..Sebaeticook, hence to Cheri stop Nov. 19.. Esmeralde, for Melbourne, having on board a shipwrecked crew .. Nov. 21—Dorchester, henc.3 to Bombay ......40 N.. 14 W FOREIGN PORTS. Albsrdina, hence at Antwerp. Caroline sal'ed from Bordeaux for Liverpool, Nov. 21. Yorick, and Switzerland —both hence at New York. George Kendall, Orexa, ail Palatine—all hence at Calcutta. Scotland (s.s.), from Dartmouth ; and Imperatriz (s.s.), from Portsmouth (and left, Sept. 23, for Hong K .ng)—both at Table Bay. Roseland, Ball, from Bird Island at Algoa Bay, and sailed for Liverpool, S pt 18. Hero of Kars Jones, from Bird Island at Algoa Bay, and sailed for Liverpool, Se. t. 14. Maha Ranee, Ca'r, from Calcutta; Arabian, from Bassein • Francis Ridley, Beasley and Albatross, Meldrum, b o th from thangoon ; Stornoway, Hart, from Foo-chow-foo ; and Arcadia, Kerr, from Bombay—all at St. Helena. Febastopol, off St. Helena. Teneriffe Ohs ), M'Arthur, from Cephalonia at Palermo. Corinthian (s.s.), Milburn, hence at Leghorn. Melina, Lavalle, hence at Toulon. Carnbalu, hence at hhanghae. Lady Jocelyn (Ls.), feoli Portsmouth at Simon's Bay. Bud, from Rangoon at Calcutta, leaky. Madras (a.), from Bombay at Suez, Nov. 19. SrEiLING A REGISTERED LETTER CONTAINING £4o—At the Nottingham Police-court on Thursday, John Bacon Hett, a young man of respectable appearance, was charged with stealing a registered letter, containing eight £5 Bank of England notes, the property of his matter, Mr. Stephen Hisson, land agent, The prisoner had been apprehended at York, whither he had absconded. The most of the money he had spent. He was committed to the assizes for trial. AN EXECUTOR "DE SON TORT."—A fortnight ago we reported some proceedings in a case in the Rcchdale County Court, in which the executors of the late Mr. CI ook claimed £5O, and Mr. Deardon, the coroner, £lO, as plaintiffs, suing Edwin Roberts, late an income-tax collector, and G. H. Johnson, an auctioneer, as executors de son tort; having disposed of (in fact wasted) the late Mr. Fereman's property, not being appointed his executors under the will. On Thursday his honour gay,: judgment. Having gone over the accounts he was of opinion that Johnson was merely the agent of Robers, and therefore no verdict would be given as against Johnson. The amount in hand was £3.5; but his verdict was for .L 59 14s 10d and costs, which, it is said, will make the amount over £lOO. The town clerk, on behalf of Mr. Crook's executors, applied for immediate execution against Robert's property, which was granted, This ends a case that has been nearly seven months before the court.—Mairches!er Guardian. FAMILY WASHINC+ COMPANY BRANDON S'l'.ifiEET, B I It K E N H_E A D . F, Leicester-buildings, Bing-street, Liverpool. EIAMILY LINEN, &e., Washed, Finished, and I' sent home, ready for immediate use, by the WASH ING CO APANY, Brandon-street, Birkenhead.—Apply for prices and regulations. CHAPPED HANDS AND ROUGH SKIN.— To prevent and cure these disagreeable attendants on the winter ssason, use "Williams's Almond Tablet." Unlike camphor ball and all such noxious compounds, it is free from grease, consequently can be applied in the day to either face, hands, or lips, without being perceived, and, being perfumed with Otto of Hoses, makes it an indispensable Toilet Requisite. Sold in boxes at is lid by all chemists, and by the proprietor, Txxatcx J. WlLLtams (late Rayne), Chemist, 79, Lord-street, Liverpool. Also Cough Lozenges. NOTICE. ELECTRO-PLATE GOODS.—There are ew branches of art that more perfection has bees attained in than in this portion of our manufacture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23, South John-street, who, to his other branches of business, has added a department for the sale of these articles, having been appointed agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price. considering all these mod rate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Times. Tea Spcons Desert Do. . Table Do. .. 245. „ Dessert Forks .......... ........ 18s. „ Table Do. Sent carriage free to any part of the country. Are ATLAS GRATIS NWT!! THE " DISPATC H "—On and aft Sunday, October 4th, 1857, each copy of the Dispatch will be be accompanied with a map, a chart, or the plan of a principal town, so as •o famish to each subscriber, gratis, the most comprehensive, complete and generally useful Atlas hitherto published in Great Britain. '1 he size of the engravings will be that of one page of the newspaper, six maps and two pans, in each year, will be of double the size-17 inches by 25. The crdinary maps will be correc ly tinted, the charts will be properly relieved in blue, and the plans will be printed in a rich colour. The double maps will be the object of great attention in the desire to make them beautiful specimens of map colouring. It is hoped, in the course of no unreasonably pro tracted time, that the Dispatch Atlas will contain more names and positions of places than any other English publication of the kind. ' he counties wi'l Le given separately, and where they are large and populous, as it. the case of Lancashire, each division of the county will occupy a page; again, the States of Italy will be the sub ject of six distinct maps. The names of the draughtsmen and engravers will be the best guarantee for perfect accuracy. Tne maps will be as full as clearness andreference will allow. Corrections and discoveries will be Riven from the best authorities. The engravings will be in the highest style of art, many thousands of pounds being devoted to their cost, and they will be taken from original drawings expressly prepared for the series. Directors of mechanics' institutes, the conductors of all educational establish ments, the proprietors of hotels, reading rooms, and coffee houses, will, in possessing the Dispat, h Atlas, be supplied with a daily want. The money value of the completed work may be best ascertained by inquiring the selling price of any large and trustworthy collection of maps. The Dispatch Atlas will be forwarded with the numbers of the paper at the usual price, 5d per copy, or 6d stamped. On the first issue some hints will be given for preserving, indexing, and binding the Atlas. Order s recei • ed by every news agent and bookseller in the kirgdom, and at the Dispatch office, 139, Fleet-street. The Friday evenng edition m a y b e received in the most di stant parts of the kingdom on Saturday morning. HIDES, &C - . 775 salted Buenos Ayres ox bides, average 60„ lbs, at 7d per lb, tare 5 lbs. 1,214 salted Buenos Ayres ox hides, average 431 lbs, at 7d per lb, tare 411,5. 1,00,1 salted Monte Video in hides, average 64 lbs, at bid per lb tare 5 lbs. 241 belted Monte VideD bul hides, average 85i lbs to 89; lbs, at qd per lb, tare 7 lbs. 1,517 salted Chicago ox hides, average 65 lbs, at 3id per lb, tare 5 ins. 1,002 salted Chicago cow hides, average 49 lbs, at 13gd per lb, tare 4 Its. 139 sated Chicago all faults hides, average 49 lbs, at 3d per lb, tare 5 lbs. 96 salted Chicago kips, average 24± lbs, at 413 per lb, tire 2 lbs. 250 salted Chicago ort bides average 47 lbs, at 3±d per lb, tare 4 lbs. 232 salted New York oa hides, average 68 lbs, at 44d per lb, t _re 5 lbs. 1 000 salted New York ox hides, average 53 lbs tO 67 lbs, at 3ld per lb, tare 5 and 6 lbs. 85 salted New York cut ox hides, average 601 Ib3, at 211 per lb, tare 5 lbs. 41 salted West India hides, kips average 28 lbs, at 34d p2r ib; damaged at lid per lb. 300 drysalted Brazil hides, Ceara's, sound, average 33 4-sths lbs, at 82 per lb. 360 iipes 45 khcla South Amer:can tallow, at 48 1 to 49.1 per Cwt. 30 pipes South American tallow, at 47s per cwt. 200 tons Smyrna valonea, at £:3 per ton. 130 tons Smyrna va'onea, at x'll 153 per ton. 89 tons S. A. bone ash, at 46 15s per ton. 880 tons S. A. bone;, shanks at .46 7s 6d, common grinding at i 5 lOs to 153 per ton. 170,000 South American ox and cow horns : Rio Grande ox, good, average 191 oz, at 675, do, average 12 o r , a t 3 0s Gd ; cows. fair, average 114 oz to 134 oz, at 23s 6d to 283 per 123; Buenos Ayres ox, average 191 oz to 21 oz, at 61s to 62s 61; do, average 18 oz, ..t 583; do, fair, ave-age 191 oz, at 5. - s rd; do, fair, 17i oz to 18 oz, at 51s to 54s 61; middling to fair, average 191 oz, at 533 6d; do, average 164 oz, at 41s ; do, good, average 1 1 a oz to 13 oz, at 28s to 32s ; do, fair, average 104 oz to 12 oz. at 2tis 6d to 3 ;s 6d ;do 94 oz, at 17s ; do, middling, average 9 oz to 94 oz, at 12s to 14s 6d ; do, rough (good), average 224 cz to 264 oz, at 38s to 41$; do, fai-' average 344 oz to 394 oz, at 405 6d to 43s 6d ; do , m iddli ng , average 241 0; to 344 oz, at 16s 6d to 23s ; do. without tips, average lli ..z to 154 oz, at 22s 6d to 365: cows, good, average 124 oz, at 275; do, fair, average 101 oz to 124 oz, at 203 61 to 233 61 ; do, middling, average 1.1 oz, at 17s; ox anti cow, perished, average 51 oz to 74 oz. at 2s 61 to 8s per 123. 5,000 Australian ox and cow horns, ox average 204 to 241 oz , at 68s, ditto average 114 oz , at 325, cows . verage 94 to 91 oz., at 20s to 203 61, ox (with piths in) a verage 3 5 oz , at 35s 6d, oittol .4 oz., at 205 per 123. 5,000 Brazil ox and co.v horns, Cearas average 11 oz., at 22s 6d per 123 8,673 West Coast ox and cow horns, ox average 17 oz., at 401, ditto average 91 oz., at 155 6d, ox and cow average VI oz., at 475, cows average 104 oz., at 17s, , itto average 51 oz., at 2562, per 123. 456 West Indian horns, cows average 20 1-3rd oz., at 35s per 123. 1,608 Spanish ox and cow horns, or (with piths in), average 64 oz. at 97s per 123, cows (with piths in), ay. rage 18 oz., at 163 per 113. 8,89) Fast Indian cow horns, Bombay's average 171 oz., at 19s, ditto 8 oz , at 105 61 per 123. 12,000 East Indian Buffalo horns, Singapore's average 7 lbs , at 465, ditto 31 lbs.. at 425, ditto 2 lbs., at 30s, Bombay's fair average 28 to 321 oz., at 283 to 295, Ra. poor average 271 to 291 oz., at 25s per cwr. 19 tons shank bones, Cape good, at. £iB, Australian at .€l4 to £l7 per ton 10 tons catt7e hoofs, Cape good, at £ll 178 6.1, Rio Grande at £5 101. New York at £7 5s er ton. 45 bags horn waste, at £6 per ton. BNSUING SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, Nov. 3) —5O Imes Bologna Argols ; 601 bags Rangoon Rice, all fauls ; 150 tons Nicaragua Wood; 100 do. best 2nds Brim stone ; 139 bags Mils and Seed; 240 do. white Brazil Sugar, all faults ; 70 tons Linseed Oil Cake. TUESDAY, Dec. 1.-20 tierces, I barrel Coffee ; 15 bag.. 9 cases, 2 tierces Jamaica do. ;11 259 bales Sunn, 74 do. Manila, 146 do., do., Hemp, all faults ; 300 tons Angamost ; Guano; 810 barrels comm , n American Rosin ; 72 Lags black, 21 do. white Pepper, all faults; 755 bags Wool. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2.-101 bales Safflower ; 73 the is Lac Dye ; 130 do. Shell Lac ; 150 cases East India, 100 hhds. Australian Tatlow ; 460 ballots Sheeps' Wool. TRussDAY, Dec. 3.-51 chests East India Indigo ; 152 bales Rye Grass. WEDNESDAY, rec. 9.-106 bales, 38 bags Horse and Cow Hair ; 1 , . 1 0 serons Pitago Bark. --- AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— Nov. 27. Per stone, 201bs. 1 Per gOll4s. a. d. s , d. a. d. s. d. l Potatoes, Seedlings 310 to 4 0 Hay, 01d...... o7to 0 7f Ditto, Kemp .... 40to 4 3 Ditto, new.. 0 6 to 0 7f Ditto, Whiterocks. 2 11 to 3 1 Ditto, clover 0 61 to 0 7 Ditto, Baishaws .. 2 9 to 2 10 Green Clover o 0 to 0 o Ditto, B. Farmers 0 0 Cu 0 0 Grass 0 0 to u 0 Ditto, cattle 0 8 to 0 u Straw, wheat o 2; to 0 3 1 Per ton. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 OjCarrots 24 u IL 28 0 Oats, In straw .... oa to 0 o:Mangle worse! o 0 ti, 0 0 :Manure 5 0 ti 6 61 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Nov. 27. We had again a good attendance of buyers at our market this morning, and an : ctive demand has been experienced for most descriptions of , Wheat; the business done for consumption has thus been to a considerable cxtent, having, independent of local aid interior purchases, a good quantity taken by Irish millers, and quotations msy be advanced genera ly 2d per bushel over those of Tuesday :ast ; a number of parcels has also been taken for investment. Flour sells pretty freely - at an improvement or 6d per barrel, and Is per sack. Egyptian beans are ags in rather cheaper. Oats and o .t -meal a steady sale at previous rates. Indian corn is in improved request, and core mends an advance of 6 t per quarter. Arrirals and exports from the 24th to the 26th of November, 1857, inclusive.— Into Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 20 q s; barley, 32 qrs; malt, 65 qrs ; oats, 836 qrs ; beans, 136 qrs ; peas, 23 gra; oatmeal, 2,391 sacks ; dour, 860 sacks. Coastwise—Barley, 435 qrs. Canada and other British Colonies out of Europe—Wheat, 2,667 qrs; peas. 263 qra ; flour, 101 sacks, and 5,442 brls. United States—Wheat, 12,118 qrs ; Indian gorn, 3,647 qrs ; flour, 12,374 brie,. Europe, &c.—lndian torn, 1,300 efts ; flour, 889 sack s . E g y p t—Wh eat, 1,008 qrs ; barley, 630 . qrs ; beans, 1,669 qrs . T o t a l — W beat, 15,813 qrs ; barley, 1,097 qrs ; malt. 65 qrs ; oats, 836 qrs ; beans, 2.t 05 qrs ; peas, 286 qrs ; Indian corn, 4,947 qrs; oatmeal, 2 3 sacks; flour, 1.8.50 sacks, a , cl 17,816 bd.!. Exports—lreland—Wheat, 1,805 qrs; Indian corn, 375 qrs ; flour, 814 sacks, and 1,239 brls. Coastwi.te—Wheat, 31 qrs ; Indian corn, 75 qrs; flour, 102 sacks, and 213 brls. S. MAXIN & SONS. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Nov. 27. Although there is not much buiiness doing, the feeling to-day was evidently much better. Manufacturers are looking forward to an ad►ance. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 27. 13no tn.—Prices slightly gave way at the commencement of the Commercial SAW. NEXT WEEK_ MONDAY. it lb° „ 040 14 On MONDAY next, the 30th instant, at One o Cb... 4 Brokers' Saleroom. Clarendon-buildings, Tit? About 500 Bales American COTTON , , to close sundry account aftit3B. — Apply CHAMBRES to & CO., 13P3P.' TE On MONDAY next, the 30th instant, at the Brokers, Exchange-chambers, „al. AO About 70 Tons Fresh LINSEED 01 .r., ,rde. now landing ex Douro.--Apply to - Messrs. Leech, , I P l— merchants; or to FRANCIS J. On account of whom it may concern., 4 . st o6 On MONDAY next, the 30th i ns t ant, at T we lve O'cic" Broker's Office, 7, Exchange-chambers. 27 Bales VEGETABLE HAIR„ ex Augusta ; lying in Johnson's, Brook-street. —ApPil o g, O FRANCIS J. EA' To close sundry Account Sales. st tb e On MONDAY next., the 30th instant, at One o'clocg, Cotton Saleroom, Exchange-buildings , Abont 800 Bales American COTTON. 05r0+` Apply to BATESON, CHAMBRES & C 0 _ _ On Moweer next, the 30:h instant, at Twelve o"- ° Broker's Office, Exchange-street We. 5 .,,;. 7 Tierces Fine Ameri can BEES' , ex Nonpare'l. Apply to MACGREGOR LAIRD, 0';" . Oa MONDAY next, th e 30th instant, at a Quarter to cove l at the Brokers' Office, 9, Temple-court , 231 Barrels ALMEIRA GRAPES, ex Lizzie Let ba gigli 800 Boxes Palermo ORANGES, ex Rhone and bt 300 Cases Palerms 200 Do. Messina LEMONS, ex Steamers; 81 Bags New Naples. WALNUTS, ex Rhone ; 300 Do. Barcelona NUTS, 150 Do. Turkey DITTO, 64 Do. Smyrna WALNUTS. Apply to HOURIITON & . . . . - - - - 1 1 -0 , On Mom:,Ay next, the 30th insta n t, at El eve n o'clv` - ' Commercial Sale-room, 260 Boxes Port ORANGES, 1 ex Deolinda ; 100 Do. Do. ONIONS, 230 Do. Da. ORANGES, 00 Do. Do. ONIONS ex Braganza (3.5.) 80 Bags Do. CHESNUTS, 140 Boxes Messina ORANGES, 150 Do. Do. LE } ex Albanian (5.3.); LIONS, 30 Cases Naples DITTO, ex Milan (s.s); SW J; 100 Do. Do. DITTO, ea' . y 30 Boxes Palermo ORANGES, 4tik' ' 50 Do. Gibraltar ORANGES and LEMONS J ..-- 50 Do. Do, DITT O DITTO, 'ex 03/11 ,(as , .. if igl 23 Barrels Newtown PIPPIN APPL ES, oP 100 Do. Russet APPLES, ex City of P I " - 106 Do. Greenings DO. iit ; 8 Do. Newtown PIPPIN APPLE S, ex Dreidllogg _ fre o, 500 Apply to Bags Bilboa CHESNUTGEDRSGE, ex BADE RitaNAC (s.s.) II and - piP l , 0 at - On MONDAY next, the 30th instant, at Ele' Commercial Saleroom, Temple 400 Half-chests Seville China ORANGES, 841 Do. Lisbon DIT ro, 200 Do. 01h - to DITTO, 400 Cases Messina LEMONS,. 291 Boxes Palermo ORANGES, 8 Do. Do. Mandarin ORANGES, 147 Do. Catania ORANGES, 68 Do. Do. LEMONS, 20 Bags New Sicily WALNUTS, 170 Boxes Palermo ORANGES, 13 Do. Do. Mandarin ORANGES 45 Do. Do. LESIONS, 20) Cases Messina DITTO, ex Danube 40 Bags Bar. elona NUTS, 60 Bags Brazil NUTS, 200 Sacks Bilboa CHESNUTS. Apply to JAMES ADAM, SO court, . ex frets.); e x Do lei uro ,- bit ex wow.— ex Albs°. ( 0); es Rhone & CO•, AY. 1 On TUESDAY next, the Ist D ecem b er, at T w elve o' C oet ' it° Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings , . 01 0, 800 Barrels Common American ROSIN., landing ex Nonpareil, from Philadelphia.—Apply to 3101 ; 100 4y son, Spence and Co ., Merchants; or to J. H. RAYNER & CO., l td v . tili On TUESDAY next, the Ist Dec., at H alf-past One o , e i e vi ” . . 4 ; Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, , giititr . 325 Boxes American CHEESE, l anding ex City 01— -° _fro, & 150 Westphalia HAMS. 13 //' tv' s Apply to GEO . BADENACH , WOOL SALE AT LIVERPOOL. 0: 0r . On Tunsnay next, the Ist Dec., at Ore o'clock, at the Office, Victoria buildings, Hackin's-hey, 258 Bags White Greasy Oporto 1 0 1'. 239 Do. Black Do. Do. 40 Do. White Washed Do. 197 Do. White Greasy Spanish Frontier Clothing 4 016 755 1 0 A large portion of the a b ove f or unreserved W tO e, I or, acconnt.—Apply to PERKINS & ROBINSON, VO° On WEDNESDAY next, the 2nd Dec., at Twelve o'al' Brokers' Offize, 16, Exchange-building* lan Cases East Indian TALLOW. 0 00) 100 Ilhds. Australian J. H. RAYNER B,dO Apply to ry E.DNESDAY• O I On WEDNESDAY next, the 2nd D ec ., at T we lve dei °Cir° Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-building* 100 Barrels Unbranded POT ASEIES, J. H. RATNER Se Apply to -- .iii to On TIWIUDAT next, the 3rd Dec., at Twelve o'cloa' at Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-bnildingg• 25 Tuns Fine A mer i can SPERM OIL' 200 Barrels American SPIRITS TITRPEN II ,; .13P'" J. H. RAYNER and ,pply to rya On THURSDAY next, the 3rd Dec at Twelve ocl°' Brokers's Office, 16, Exchange Bnildings4 . os,2o'' 1370 Sacks Thin Oblong American LINSEED 1 : 11 5 landing ex Cultivat o r, from N ew Yolk.—Apply to Me" 1. ,' Maris and Co., Merch an t s; or to fr t fr il yr, CO.l - J. H. RAYNER illa On THURSDAY next, the 3rd Dec., at One o'clock, a t Brokers' Office, 9, Temple-court, 500 Boxes 500 4.D0. } LAYER MUSCATELLES, ex Lizz ie e ; 500 4-Do. 200 Barrels Buuth DITTO, ex Ter; AtCa 800 Half and Quarter Drums Sultana RAISINS, ex 156 Boxes Denia RAISINS, ex Duero ; 1000 100 Skeleton ßcxes Cases, Eoxes and C artoons tes"'" FIGS, es 8 ' 1000 Drums 500 Boxes Malaga Figs, ex Ter; 500 Do. Do. PRUNES, ex Lizzie Lee; 300 Do. Sicily DITTO, ex Rhone ; 20 Casks German DITTO, ex Unicn ; 151 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, ex Lizzie Lee ; 86 Ba, s Sicily DITTO, ex Albanian; 15 Barrels 127 Cases i Smyrna CURRANTS, ex Phcebe ; or ol; Apply to HOUGHTON & LEVIL„... SODA ASH, BLEACHING POWDER, VITRIOL. ,v 5. 10 5 ' B I GLAND, SONS and JEFFI3 7 20, E.;change App'y to MADEIRA WINE. Old London particular and fine Old Dry Souo fide In hogheads, quarter casks, and octves• vIAZa. U For further parti c ularsN WlNly , I I, Rrt— app to & CO., Brokers, farfa PATENT ASPFIALTE ROOFING F B1 ';;00 5 ' A cheap, dur a bl e , an d perfectly Waterproo f 0 4 1 , ONE PENNY PER SQUARE F00T.,,„ , pO° Office and Warehouse -8, CABLB.sTsgsl" T R. CAMERON, A s!, 0 ' t/ • WATCH AND CHRONOVETEIZ M-„ K T g v t ,g, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, r'ilt,r , orw kV ARI NE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, O R Ow SEXTANrS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, m-11 CHMtTs. &c. 14 VI ' D INNERS IN T O ANDERSON'S MERCHANTS, DINING 110-°o' SLATER-COURT, ;CASTLE-STREET• THIS WEEK- ROAST BEEF AND YORKSHIRE PVDD I ' la' / 0, BOILED ROUND OF BEEF AND SUET 1.61117 ROAST HUTTON, ROAST GOOSE, BOILED TURICOr3' HOT POT SERVED OIY TABLS' And a great variety of entrees, as per Bill of Fare• ROAST VENISON• ALES, WINES, & SPIRITS, of the First Quality. ......../ ...... 4, r t a : Printed and Published by CHARLES WILL"' seal , 1 .., o p iisFS, " &id' street, at his Gen iral Printing and Stationery 1 9, South John-street, Liverpool. SATURDAY', NOVEMBE R 28 ' 2°7' i '--- I ttaT. ( No E I g, ING Doti ey lkkl3 of ith. t Wt t of W 4. F t es 141111; 4 14Chldin, /I °oB] Su Be , PR( 4DDI,", To 1 4. 1. k0ti44,%; A~ BL~ vnol a lecount.—Apply to PE RK 11:4S & oN, On TUESDAY next, the Ist Dec. ' at Twelve o'ClOC l '' Commercial Sale Toon], 141 Cases Turkey Red RAISINS, ex Arcadia (s. B ' ) B 300 80 Do. Do. DITTO, ex Taurus 4 0; , a 0,0 es 200 4-Do. Bunch Muscatel RAISINS, in layers, es 2d 4-Do. 60 Boxes Jordan ALMONDS. 68 Pipes 050 Barrels CURRANTS. 150 Boxes ipply to GEO. BADEN&CH and SON' I, sou ) ,