Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-28 00:00:00

THE SUBSCRIPTION FOR MRS. ROGERS. (COPT.) 8, John-street, Minories, London, Sept., 25th 1857. To Captain Walter Paton, Treasurer. Dear Sir.—Enclosed I beg to hand you the sum of Forty Pounds sterling, on behalf of the Ameri can Shipmasters and their friends, now in the port of London, expressive of their sympathy for Mrs. Rogers and family, whose s3d bereavement, in the loss of her hapless husband, every Christian seaman must deplore. Kindly requesting you to forward to her the enclosed, I remain, dear sir, yours truly, k AM lIEL B. PutE. (C 0 P Y ) S, John Street„Minories, London, September 25, 1857. Mrs Captain Rogers, Madam,—On behalf of the American shipmasters and their friends now in the port of London, I have forwarded to the secretary of the Mercantile Ma”ine Association of Liverpool, the sum of Forty Pounds, beg g ing acceptance of this our mite, as a fraction of the seep sympathy we feel for your sad bereavment, and that of your Mpless family. We are aware that no words or act of ours can soften your sorrow or sooth your tfflicted soul ; but it may, perhaps, at some future day, be con soling, when manhood dawns upon the offspring of your late husband, to know that we are a few of the many who believe that Captain Rogers was no murderer, and that such a foul stain can never attach to any of his family. . May God console and protect you through life, is the Christian prayer of those on whose behalf I write, and believe me, madam, faithfully yours, SAMUEL B. PIKE RAILWAY COMPETITION, TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTIIERN TiIIES Sir,—lt is bad enough to have mutinies, insur rections, and murders abroad, bu':. to permit civil wars to exist at home, is perfectly outrageous. I need scarcely say that my allusion is to the insane, wanton, and wicked strife Flow going on between the Great Northern, Manchester, Sheffield, and Linco!shire, the London and North 'Western, the Great Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Companies, whereby the value of the respective stocks has already been seriously depreciated, and dividends in all probability will be reduced ore-half, if no intervening power steps in to terminate such madness. My remedy is this— Let the shareholders of each company meet forthwith—dismiss the head official•, solicitors, and engineers —decide in each instance what, after estimating all expenses, should be the rates charged, allowing for a fair profit on outlay ; if one line can hfford to run cheaper than another, on making terms with the cheaper line to purchase the interest, let the losing concern be closed at once. It is not too late to adopt this course, and, if railway property is ever to prosper again, no time should be lost in taking action.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, PROMPTITUDE. Liverpool, 25th Sept , 1857. THE GREAT LANDING STAGE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES, Sir,—l have read the second letter of "A Visitor," published in your edition of yesterday, and I must admit I never saw a poorer vindication than he attempts therein. He states thatl want a "clear stage." He does not inquire or know whether I am a smokes, a resident of Liverpool, or a frequenter of the stage. Far from it. lam no smoker ; nor em I a resident of this town ; nor am I a frequenter of the stage, having only been on it the day it was opened ; therefore, his assertion of selfishness falls to the ground. I again assort it is a restriction of the liberty of the subject to attempt to refuse or restrict the use of the stage to the smoker and the classes alluded to by " A Visitor." What more suitable place of promenade could be selected for a smoker?—what place better adapted for that poor clans of females to enjoy a little air ? perhaps every week day con fined in the c'osest and most unhealthy parts of the town. Why should they not enjoy the full benefit of this " beautiful marine parade," so desig nated by "A Visitor." Should it be exclusively for the use of a class to suit a casual visitor ? Such monopoly will never do. The views and whims of " A Visitor" cannot be acknowledged. He must let us know when he intends again visiting us, and we will apply to the Watch Committee, or some other authority, for an order to carry out his views while favoured with his company. For years the small stage has been resorted to by those classes, and has always been a favourable promenade for smokers, and no complaints have been made by the townspeople; but since the importation of "A Visitor," the attendance oh the new landing stage has been an object of his distaste. Very laudable indeed ! "A Visitor" cannot expect to come to the largest commercial and shipping town in the world, and see morality depicted in the countenances of all those he may meet. Liverpool has its vice—but those people must not be excluded from healthy recreation, or vs e may suffer in another way, by pestilence, &c. I trust when " A Visitor" arrives at the place from whence he emanates, he may have as little to complain of as he has to complain of in the good old town of Liverpool. " A Visitor , ' very inaccurately handles my attack on him respecting the liberty of the subject. He states that a certain class are prohibited from attending the theatres. Very true ; but they are not, as he states, prohibited from parading or walking through certain of the streets of the town. Their exclusion from the theatres I quite agree with, as highly commendable to the authorities, as respectable people avail themselves of that amusement, and pay a sum for their admittance, and the society they mix with must be considered by the proprietor. Not so with the stage—it is free and open to all while using decorum. In conclusion, I must say that the views of "A Visitor" are selfish, monopolistic, and ungenerous Apologising for troubling you, I beg to remain yours, &C., HUMANITY. THE RECRUITING SERGEANT'S LA'T RESOURCE.—SeveraI recruiting parties belonging to her Majesty's forces hare been sojourning in the neighbourhood of Taunton for some weeks past. Surely there ought to be no lack of enlistment where flaming placards, in all the coleu-s of the rainbow, meat the gizd of " smart young men," in such language as the following :—" Englishmen!—You who have strorg arms and stout hearts, have you not heard the dying wait of your outraged and murdered country women, coiling upon you to be up and avenge them? You that have sisters and sweethearts that you love, tan you hear that hundreds upon hundreds as fair as they have been given up to treatment worse than death, and then to death, with all the ingenuities of torture that hell can devise, and then hesitate ? Can you unmoved listen to their ag inisiog, shrieks, and hear the cry of their p o or slau g htered babes ? Aribe, Englishmen, arise ! Lay down your sickles, for your work is done, and cold winter comes upon you. Take up the bayonet of good British steel, and go forth to reap a harvest of vengeance upon the cowardly miscreants who roam over the fair land of India, laden with the spoil, and red with the blood of England's outraged daughters!" NOTION. ELEcTao-praTE GOODS.—There are few branches of art that more perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hill's, of 23 South John-street, who, to his other branches of business, has added a department for the sa'e 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, moderate a degree. An Inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Tel Spoons ...... .• Dessert Do. .. • Table Do. .... ••••• • • • • Dessert Forks Table Do. ..... • • Sent carriage free to any part of the country. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening Our Cotton market keeps in a dull and languid state, and sales are restricted, the transactions today not cxeeeding 5,000 hales, 1,000 of which were on speculation and for export. Prices were somewhat unsteady. This being the first day for " making up" in the Liverpool Share Market, the settlement has occupied brokers and dealers. The rates of continuation were moderate on the lwavy stocks, which do not seem abundant. They have increased on Sheffields, but are lighter on Grand Trunks and Great Western of Canada. The following were the transactions : Eastern Counties, 11;4; Lancashire and York shire, 95j; London and North Western, 961 ; Man chester, Sheffield and Lincoln, 40a, Midland, 80 ; North Eastern, 223, 221, 22 11-16; Dovers, 19a; Grand Trunk of Canada, 114; Great Western of Canada, 20-; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin coln 31 per cents, 641; Liverpool and London Fire and Life Assurance 4 p (the price paid yesterday was 8i p). For the next account the sales were :—.alidland, 80i ; Dovers, 191; Grand Trunk of Canada, 11.1. The following were the closing prices :—Blackburn, 7i, 8; Chester and Birkenhead, 651 xd, 66; Caledonian, 421, 43 ; Chester and Holyhead, 161, 161; Eastern Counties, 117 0 117-16 ; East Lancashire, Stock, 91, xd, 92 ; do. new 91. shares, xd, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 24,4, 241; do. A shares, 101, 11*; Great Western, 531, 54 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 951 xd, 969 ; do. new 91. shares, I xd, p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 18M xd, 14; London and North Western, 961, 961—, ditto h Shares, d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln rhire, 401 40i ; Midland Stock, 80, 80i ; North British, 12, 12 7-16; North Staffordshire, 41, 4ti d ; North Eastern—Berwick Capital Stock, 22 11-16, 22 13-16 ; York Capital Stock, 38a, 391 ; Leeds Stock, 231 24; Scottish North Eastern, late Aberdeen, 11, 12; South Eastern, l9a xd, 19; ; Dutch Rhenish, 3;3-, 34- - d ; Great Luxem bourg, 67 3 , 61-1 ; Buffalo, and Lake Huron, 51, 5 d ; do. New Shares, 51, 5 d ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 11 5 16, 11 7.16; Great Western of Canada, 20i, 20a ; do. Nev Shares, t, 1 d. In the Money Market there is very little altera tion to notice. The demanl for accommodation continues pretty active, but at full rates. There is no difficulty in obtaining discounts. From the outlay which it is expected must take place for the purpose of sustaining the power of the Govern ment in India, and the constant efflux of bullion —nearly the whole of the late Australian supplies having been absorbed—there seems no reason to look for any beneficial result from the recent imports. At the same time the American panic having caused fall in the exchange on London to a point as low as 10:8, remittances are tem porarily suspended from that quarter, and notwithstanding it is generally understood that a large balance of trade will remain in our favour, which must be paid for in specie, the merchants on that side will delay as late as possible the transmission of any gold to Europe. The terrible crash which has taken place in credit, through speculation in that market, and the remote probability of an immediate recovery, will induce most parties to exercise great cautima in making investments, and therefore may expect continued heaviness in values until some general reaction has occurred. Unfortunately the connections between Liverpool and America are of such an intimate character, that a very prejudicial effect is sure to be felt here, and although London will, of course, not wholly escape the weight of responsibility, the burden will be chiefly borne by the com mercial interest of this port. Indeed there was some uneasiness this afternoon with respect to the credit of mercantile firms, both in Landon and Liverpool. Houses were stated to have suspended, but the rumours appeared to be premature, and although some embarrassment may have occurred, arragemeuts aro spoken of which will probably relieve the difficulty. After what has occurred in the United States ; it is not improbable that several failures will take place, but, as far as can at present be ascertained, no important establishments are compromised. The Bankers' Circulur, of to-day, makes the following remarks on the state of the market : The aspect of the Money Market does not by any means improve. The demand is becoming more active almost daily, and the rates are now extremely firm, with an upward tendency. At the same time, the position of the Bank of England does not show any indications of a change for the better. The stock of bullion is again lower, though only by £27,000 ; whilst the other securities, which include bills discounted, and advances on stock, show a farther augmentation of £207,000; consequently, were it not for the large payments into the Treasury, by which the Bank is enabled to meet the demand on it for accom modation, there would be a heavy pressure upon its reserve of notes. The Directors are more likely to raise the rate than to lower it, but we do not expect they will adopt any change whatever for the p resent, as by one means and another they still manage to hold their own' the r serve at the present moment being upwards of six millions ster ling. Out of the late large arrivals of gold, very little has gone into the Bank, and unless fresh supplies arrive, these must soon be withdrawn again from the stock in hand. There is about half-a million sterling of Australian gold waiting at Alexandria for transmission to England. It may arrive by the 6th October, but it has had a long deten tion at that port. In the Market for the Public Funds and Secu rities to-day, there was exceedingly little business done. The delay of the telegraphic advices from India causes speculators and others to hold aloof from the market, and prices are consequently nominal. Consols for Money closed at 90 to 90,1, and for the Account at 90/ to 901. The following list shows the fluctuations of Consols during the past week : Lowest Highest Closing prices. prices. prices. Monday Money ..... 90 99/ 90/ Account ...90Z 904 901 Tuesday Money .... W i t 904 90 1 Account ....994 904 90f Wednesday Money .... 90 90/ SO! , Account ....90 901 901 Thursday ....Money .... 90 90i 90i Account ....901 90a 904 Friday ; ......Money .... 904 90a 90 0 :1 Account -...99 904. 9 Saturday ....Money .... 90 90f 90 Account ....90 1 9 Ol 90t __ _ _ The London Railway Shape Market was quiet, but steady, to-Jay. Caledonians advanced about 1, and Great Northern A Stock 1 per cent Lan cashire and Yorkshire, and Midland North Western remained free. The following were the closing prices :-Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston and Eastern Junction 5, 5 x d ; Bristol and Exeter 84, 86; Caledonian 831, 811 x d ; Chester and Holyhead 33, 35; East Anglian 20, 20! ; Eastern Counties 56-!, 571; mast Lancashire 91, 93 x d; Edinburgh and Glasgow 61i, 62 x d; Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee 291, 30! ; Great Northern 97, OS; Great Western 531, 54.1; Lancaster and Carlisle 73, 76 ex d ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire 96, 961 x d ; London, Brighton, and South Coast 1031, 1041; London and North Western 96, 961 ; London and South Western 90, 91 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 401 4U; Midland 80, 80;; Midland, Birmingham, and Derby 54, SG; Norfolk 60, 62; North British 48k, 49i ; North Eastern- Berwick, 001, 911, ; Buckinghamshire 92, 91 ; Hull and Selby 106, 107 ; Eastern Counties Ex. 5 per Cent. (No. 1), 105, 108 x d ; East India Gua. Five per Cents 97, 98 ; Geelong and Madras Gua Five per Cents 211 211 ; Grand Trunk of Canada 45, 46; Great Indian Peninsula Gua. Five per Cent 191„ 10k; Great Western of Canada Shares 201, 201; Maims Gua. 41 per Cent 171, 181; Soi►Yde Gua. Five per Cent. 4, 4 pm ; Great Central of France 231, 24k ; Great Lnxembourg Constituted Shares 6i, 6a ; Namur and Leige ; Northern of France 341, 35 ; Norwegian Trunk Preference 9, 10 ; Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Fusion Shares 341, 35 ; Paris and Orleans 54, 56 ; Sambre and Meuse 6-Z-, 78 ; Southern of France 25, 25i ; West Flanders 41, 5. Respecting the Mining Market, the Mining Journal of to-day states :- Tne great extension of the Mining Market, the short supply of Stock. a❑d the numbers of buyers through the medium of the Stock Exchange, in addition to the regular sources, render it difficult to get shares at times, and cons:. quently prices advanc e rapidly when a good demand takes place. On looking back at the state of the market six months ago, when the standard for copper ore was high (£150) and copper mitre; in favour, we find that Basset Shares were 270, South Prances 340, Alfred Consols 234, West Basset 34, North Basset 33. Basset stands at 220, or 50 less than before he standard dropped ; South Frarces 210 or 100 less ; North Basset, 16, or 17 less ; West Bisset 26, or 7 less; and others in proportion. East Be - let have been greatly in request, and the price advanced from 63 to 7 , 1, 75, 80 ; both the tin lo.'e and copper 1, de continue to look well. Wheal Edward 1 - .a.,e been flatter at 94 to 10. AFred Consols, which last week bad fallen to 111 sellers, improved this week, the low price tempting many buyers, and they leave off at 13 to 131, The Lady Bertha Shares have been largely dealt in, and quotations advanced to 11, ly, leaving off at 245. to 25e North Frances shares have been in request, leaving off at 131 to 141, and from the improvements in the mine there is likely to be a consieerable rise before long. lierodefoot 81 to 81. SortridgeCorsols in demand early in the week at 2 to 2t, and left off at 1 e to 2,1. ; East A If, ed 3 : 4- to 4 ; Ludcott 1 a to 2; Wheal Zion 193 to 21s ; Wheal Wrey 51 ; to 5 ; North Crofty 42 to 5, and not 31 much doing. North Roskear 150 to 160; St. Day United shares have not been so firm since the dividend, at l i t. to . i -1-; in Pendeen there has been a large business at numerous quotations, bat they leave off at 2 to 2,,- 7 ; Wheal Trelawney 22 to 23 ; Mary Ann 47 to 49 ex div.; Drake Walls 21 to 21; llolrnbush 11 to 21 and a good business doing; Trewetha 1 to 1 ; a call of 5s per share has been made. Wheal Glenville rather dater, at 11 to 2, but the mine progressing satiscactorilv ; Wheal Margaret 66 to 68 ; Great South Tolgus 16 : 1 to 17k, in request, but few sPllers ; West Frarc‘s 15 to 174, and rather more inquired fer ; Devon Great C is 460 to 470, the dividend declared by the directors was £9 per share ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 211 to 22i ex div ; West Caraden 120 to 130, the dividend here was £2, durine the last two mentts (not taken into this account), the profit of the mine has been about £BOO ; Vale of Towey to West Seton 330 to 340, East Tolgus shares have been inquired for at 55 to 65, Great Alfred very flat, at 6 to 61 ; Par Consols 20 to 21, South Cern Brea 6 to 61, Tin Croft 4to 41, Tamar Cons - 1s 1,1- to 11, Ped-nan-Drea to Lln Hingaton Doan a gaol business hat bean done at 5 to 6, but they left off not quite so firm; Stray Park 5 to 51, Cambarne Vein 5t to 51, East Rosewarne Ito North Robert 3,3- to 4, Wheal R'eth 35 to 40, Margery 11 to 12, St. Ives Consols 150 to 160, but not much doing; Erst Russell shares have been in demand, and the price rose to 21 to 27,-; Gawton United 24s to 263, and have been in request. The imports of specie during the week were about a quarter of a million sterling-viz., by the Panther, from Boulogne, G cases of bullion ; the Euxine, from the Peninsular, 2,3001; the America, from New York, 1,100/ ; the St, Petersburgh, from St. Petersburgh, 50,0001; the Vanderbilt, from America, 2 5001; the Colomhe, from Alexandria, 4,8001; the Siene, from Boulogne, 6 cases of bullion ; the Baron Osy, from Antwerp, 15 cases of bullion ; and the Montmorency, from Australia, 200,0001. The exports, same period, were upwards of 800,000/-vig., by the Dane, for the Cape of Good Hope, 5,0001; the Ripon, for Alexandria ani the East Indies, 663,359/ of which 9,377/ was in gold and the rest in silver, divided as follows :- Gold to Alexandria, 8801; Bombay, 5001; Ceylon, 4,000/ ; Madras, 2 4971; and Singapore, 1,5001;- Silver, to Bombay, 156,3551; Madras, 28,1501; Calcutta, 181,9851; Penang, 5,6001; Singapore, 49,4201; Hong Kong, 101,5121; and Shanghae, 130,9601; and shipments to the Continent through the London Cuetom-house, valued at about 140 3701. The offieial returns of the Precious Metals from the port of London for the week ending Sept. 27, show a total of 18,410 ozs of gold and 11,600 ozs. of silver. There has been no animation in the Silver Market this week, the brokers and others being desirous of receiving later advices from India before making the necessary preparations. During the last two or three days the demand was rather increased, as the period for the departure of the steamer is approaching ; but it is not imagined that a very large quantity will be remitted by that opportunity. Small parcels continue to arrive from the Continent ; but the aggregate is not important. The current quotations in the Bullion Market are : —Bar gold 77s 01 per ounce standard, United States gold coin 76s 2:3 I per ounce, bar silver 5s 11 ad per ounce standard, and five-franc pieces 4s 110 per ounce. The business transacted in Mexican dollars this week has not been of any importance. The Board of Trade returns for the eight months ended the 31st August last have been published, and show the total .exports from the United King dom to have been 84,666,718/., being an increase of 9,967,784/., compared with the like date of 1856. There was an increase in beer and ale, coals, and Culm, cotton manufactures, earthenware, haber dashery and millinery, silk manufactures, and woollen and worsted yarn, and sheep and lambs' wool, but a falling off in British spirits and refined sugar. The imports were larger as regards live animals, flax, currants, leather manfsctures, provi sions, raw silk, brandy, tallow, timber, wine, and sheep and lambs' wool, buta diminution is exhibited in bristles, coffee, corn, flour, raw cotton, rice, and tea. The tonnage of vessels engaged iu the foreign trade show a considerable increase inwards, as also for those cleared outwards, and British shipping largely participated in the improvement. There has been a moderate business done in the London Produce Markets during the week, and prices have generally been well maintained. There has been an increased demand for sugar, and trans actions to a considerable extent have taken place, at a slight decline for common descriptions, but the superior grocery kinds have realised rather higher quotations. The stock of this article in London at the close of last week was 61,025 tons against 0,332 tons at the corresponding period of 1856. Early in the week the coffee market was very flat, and a decline of is per cwt. occurred, owing to the large quantity brought forward, but there has since been more firmness. Cocoa owing to the diminished inquiry, has declined is to 2s per cwt.; rice is heavy, and rather cheaper, and tea is quiet at previous rates. Runt commands full prices, and there is a good inquiry. Spices have been quiet and firm. An active demand for saltpetre has prevailed, and same large quotations have been concluded. The quotations are now 5s to 6s above those current on the 18th inst. Tallow i 3 cheaper, viz , 58s 9,1 to 50s per cwt. on the spot. During the past week a moderate business has been done in the Laels Cloth Hall, at about former quotations. Wools have been firm, and the deal ings, have been confined to the present rants of the manufacturers. At Bradford business had been very quiet, the high price of wool causing manu facturers to purchase only sufficient for individual requirements. In piece goods a limited business had been transacted at former values. Business at Halifax ruled inactive, with no alteration whatever in prices. At Manchester the dealings were limited, but quotations generally continue firm. THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1857. LIVERPOOL COTTON M ARKET.-Szpr. 26 The cotton market continues extremely outer and prices are some what irregu'ar. The sales—including 50 Fernambucos 10 d, 200 Bahlis 91d to 92, 51) Maranhams, 94d. 1,0 0 Sura's ad to 7d—a e rtpJrte 0 5,00! bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and for export. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.- SEPT. 26- Per stone, 201bs. 1 Per 901`.5. s. d. s. ci. s. 4. s. 4.! Potatoes, Pink Eyes 0 0 to 0 0 Hap, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 fq Ditto, Kernps .... 3 10 to 4 3 Ditto, new.. 0 6 to 0 7} Ditto, Whiterocka. 3 0 to 3 3 Ditto, clover 0 7 to 07} Ditto, Seeding, .. 3 6 U 4 0 Green Clover 0 1} to 0 lil Ditto, Beldrunis .. 0 0 to o 0 Vetches 0 0 to 0 01 Ditto, cattle 0 8 to 0 11 straw, wheat 0 2i to 0 3}l Per ton. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 2i to 0 3 Carrots Oats, In straw .... 0 to to 0 0 Mangle wurael ; Manure 4 0 to 6 0 ANNUAL STATEiLENT. NEW ORLEANS, SLPT. 1, 1857. TOBACCO. As in the case of cotton and sugar, a comparatively short crop, and speculative action growing out of crop prospects, have led to a large advance in prices, which have reached a higher range than we have any previous record of in this market, considerably higher than that year of high prices, 1839. There have been considerable flactuations, however, iu the progress of the season, and the secret manner of conducing the business (nearly all sales of importance being on private terms, and many wholly suppressed), has made it inap)ssible to attain to strict accuracy in quotations. The year commenced (September Ist) with a stock on hand, including all on shipboard not cleared, of 9,125 hhds, of which it was estimated that there remained un sold, in first and second hands, abut 7,000 hhds, the quotations at the same time, though mostly nominal, being as follows : LllGi—Factory cen's per lb.. 6 to 11 „ P 1 nters 7i to S LEAF —lnferior to Common 19 Fair „ Fine .... lO to 11 ~ChJice Sel2ctions Clarksville, &c (Ext eme 3) Throughout nearly the whole of September the general asking prices were above these figure, but, buyers gene rally held aloof, and the sales of the month were barely 590 hhds, against receipts of 1,111 hhds. Near the close of the month, however, accounts of killin frosts caused a movement throughout the country, and most of the stock here was either withdrawn or held at materially advanced rates. With very light receipts these were soon obtained, and the reported sales of the month of October wore 1,324 hhds, against receipts of 506 hh Is, the month closing at the following q rotations, which indicate an advance of le to 2c per lb, the greatest improvement boing in the finer qualities. Loos—Factory ... 7i to 8.1 „ Planters' .....• • fii to 10 ',Ear —lnferior to Common. Fair • „ Fine . „ ch3ic3 Selections &c. ( Extremes) Ia N)vemher, with continued light receipts, and a ligh stock firmly held, Om traasactioas were s ill on a limited sca7e, the reported sales of the month summing up 1,426 harts, against receipts of 815 hhds, and prices improved a further ;c to lc per lb. About the tnildle of December we fist began to have free arrivals, which gave more scope for operations, and the reported sales of the month summed up 2,8j3 hhds, against receipts of 6,014 hhds, prices indicating a still further advance of ae to is per lb. The month closed with a stock unsold estimated at about 5,000 hhds, nearly all of which was old crop, as the receipts of new crop up to that period were less than 150 hhds January opened with more movement, but a rapid falling off in the receipts (owing to low water) again curtailed the supply, and tended to a further material enhancement of prices. The reported sales of the month were 5,000 hhds, against receipts of 1,590 hhds, and the estimated stock unsold at the close was 1,500 hhds,, the quotations being as follows : Luca—Factory .. .. — ........ 8i to 84- „ Planters'.., . ..... ... L EAF —lnferiur to Common ...,...... .. .....11i to 121 PP Fair Fine.. • • , Choice S3lectiois .... Clarksville, &c., (ExtremeLI . Frosted (1.13 W Co))7 February passed with a meagre supply actually on the market, and the reported sales were only 1,620 hhds against receipts of 3,l29Thds,prices being without marked, change, except that they were still more ful for choice selections. In March. with m )re full receipts, there was an increase of business, particularly in the low and medium grades. which improved still further in prices. The month's sales were B,3oo;lhhds. against receipts of 10,563 hhds, and the closing quotations were as follows : LUGS —Factory „ Plxnters' . LEAF—lnterim * to Comoro ~................11 to 12k 9 P Fair .. •• . „ Fine.... Choice Selections .... .. .. ••....... .. ..13 to 18 ClarksvillLs, 8x;;. (Extremes) . Frosted.. Early in April the market becama somaw`iat excited by accounts of the young plants having been extensively cut off by frost, and stilt more full prices wore claimed, which were realised to only a partial extent. The reported sales of the month were 5,100 hhds, against receipts of 8,343 hhds. In this month the market reached about its highest point for general qualities, and our quotations at the close were as follows:—,; LUGS—Factory .........• 9 b 9} „ Planters' . LHAF— Inferior to Common ............ —.ll to 12,i ,r Fair Fine . Chnic,50:e,ti0n5............... l6 to 13 Cl rkgvil;e, esc., —lO to 20 Frosted. . May was a dull month, and an accumulating stock weighed heavily and more leavily on the market as the month advanced. The reported sales summed up 3,600 hhds, against receipts of 8,937 hhds, and doubtless in most instances at rates in favour of buyers, but all opera tions of any magnitude were so particularly private that quotations were nominal. In June the reported sales were again less than half the recipts, being 4,100 hhds against 9 224 hhds, with a continued tendency of prices in favour of buyers, and July opened with an estimated stook on sale of 13,000 hhds, which continued to accumulate in the almost entire absence of demand, especially for the low, frosted and " nondescript" kinds, and these weighed so heavily on the market that holders could only relieve themselves by making marked concessions, which being done, buyers came forward and took within the month about 7,500 hhds, the receipts in the same time falling offto 4,194 hhds, and the prevailing quotations were as follows— Lees—Factory .............................. 7 4 to 84 Planters'. LEAF -Inferior to C0aam0n.......... to 12 91 Fair.. „ Fine .. . . •• Choice Clarksville, 5m.... • •••• • • 18 to 18 Frosted.. .......... . f 5 to 91 The market being thus relieved of the main pressure of stock, holders became more firm, and the business of August showed some recovery in the low grades, which had previously been so much .depressed.—But few buyers came forward, however, at the more fell prices claimed, and the sales of the month summed up only 2,500 hhds• against receipts of 864 hhds ; the market closing heavily at about the following quotations Lees —Factory •• Planter,' LEAF —lnferior to . 1 974 05 tot t o o 1 18 2 04 ~ ,11 11 Fine • • Choice Clarksville, 2cc. .. 15 to 18 Frosted...... The range of the season for Stems has been 3 c. to 4c. per pound. The total receipts of this port since Ist September, as shown by our tables, are 55,067 hhds, which amount includes 5,950' hogsheads Strips and 1.,350 hhds Stems, and the quantity inspected during the same period is 41,906 hogsheads, of which 1,100 were Mason Caun'y. The year closes with, a stock on hand, including all on shipboard, of 13,711 hogsheads, of which there are estimated to• be unsold, in first and second hands, about 9,000 hogsheads. The quality of the last crop was- very inferior, fully one half being more or less injured by frost, and it embraced but a very limited proportion of fine Tobaccos, either heavy or- light. With respect to the growing crop, we would briefly remark that a succession of frosts in the spring has made it a very late one, and thus. rendered the result mote uncertain that if an early maturity could have been assured, With the breadth of land planted, however, it seems to be the general impression that the receipts here, which must be exclusively of this year's gronth, the interior being now bare of stock, are likely to approach those of 1552-53, when they were about 75,000 lah4s. The quality, however, will mainly depend upon the character of the season from this time forward. EXTREME QUOTATIONS 1/OR TOBACC) at the markat about the 'middle of the months of April and October in this following years. APIL. OCTORXIL. APRIL. CCTOBIZ. 1822..0 to 0 li to 3 1840...2} to 71 31 to 91 1823..11 to 31 2 to 34 1841...41 to 10 4 to 8 1824..0 to 0 3 to 4} 1842..2 to 5 14 to 51 1825..4 to 7 5 t 3, 7 1843..2 to b 21 to 5 1826..0 to 0 2 to 4 1844..1} to 5 11 to 9 1827..21 to 41 21 to 41 1845..1} to 11 2to 10 1828..2 to 41 2to 4 1846..2 to 11 11 to 10 1.29..3 to 5 3 to 5 1847..11 to 12 11 to 10 1830..21 to 4/ 2/ to 44 18'8..2 to 12 21 to 61 1831..2 to 4 2} to 41 1849..21 to 61 21 to 8 1832..21 to 4 2 to 4 1550..4 to 9 sto 10 1833..21 to 4 31 to 51 1851..5 to 12 2} to 9 1834..31 to 5} 4} to 61 1852 .3 to 5} 41 to 8 1835..5 tt 71 6 to 8} 1853..3: to 71 5 to 91 1836-51 to 81 21 to 7 1854..5 to 9 4} to 81 1837..1} to 5 11 to 5} 1855..6 to 10 54 to 10 1838..3 to 7} 51 to 9} 1856..54 to 101 7 to 16 1839..8 to. 14 8 to 151 1857..8 to 20 0 to 0 The following table, made up to the 30th of November of each year, shows as nearly as possible the proportion of each seperate crop received at this port : From Dec. 1, 1842, to Nov. 30. 1843.. hhels. 98,530 1843, .. 1844 .. 78,463 .. .. 1344, 1845 .. 74.033 • • • • 1815, .. 1846 .. 67, 812 1846, .. 1847 .. 61,712 .. .. 1847, .. 1848 .. 50,669 1848, .. 1849 .. 59. 2 30 .. 1849, .. 1850 .. 5 6,7 9 8 .. .. 1850, .. 1851 .. 65,048 1851, • • 185 ! .. 96,904 " 1852, • • 1853 .. 67,403 .. .. 1853, .. 1854 .. 47,763 .. 1854, .. 1855 .. 54,020 1855, .. 185 G .. 55,934 A young laiy who had been married but a month, and who went out in the Colombo on har outward voyage, was sent home again from Suez, her husband's regiment haying been ordered to join the army in Bengal, mid s h e h as returned in the same steamer to England. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-SFrr. 26. The market is quiet at the following quotations :—Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 58s Gd to 591 , September, 59s ; October to December , 58a 6d; January to March, bas 31. MARKET AVERAGES.—Town Tallow, €l3 ; fat by ditto, 3s 2 3 / 4 (1 ; Yellow Russian, 60s 61 ; melted staff, 45s ; rough ditto, 27s Gd; tallow graves, 17a; good drags, 7s. LONDON MINING MARKET.—SEPT. 26. The market for home mining stocks today is very quiet. The chief inquiries are for Sortridge Consels iind North Wheal Basset shares, which are looking np. There are alto inquiries for Hingiton Down shares. In foreign and colonial descriptions here is no move ment. TILE Qusztg WHISKIY DRINKING —A nAw bridge over the Dee haying been completed, the Queen attended to it. angurate it. In the centre stood a noble lady, with a salver, four liqueur glasses, and a be'sle of Scotch whisk, y (Invernesq, we hope), and liar ladyship made humble tench r of the refreshment. Her Majesty not only smild gra ciously at this national demonstration, but actually drank, in the Highland col dt al, success to the new bridge. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I IVERPOOT., WIND YESTERDAY, HIGH WATEM—Morn. 6 4 —E OFF THE PORT AN. Flalsworth, Camilla, ARRI Eept. 26. Templar Madras' ►svaina St. Petersburg! Zillah Cald-ra mida Flamburgli Toni (55.5.) S. Curling Clara Maria Danz , c Saline Stettin • _ . I Ann Pitcairn Sharp lslay Sea Venture E izabeth Glob Bertha Marseiilesl Joseph Ta , ratt Bomba y) Fanny Castle ....Nswport John and Willi im ....Port Madoc Providence.... Plouchlouden Newport E.iza Frances . .. Swansea Re!ative .......... Yewport Ravine.. ......... .... Waterford Mersey . Friendship .... Fentewar , Boss )m .. • • Killongh Wye . . Portinllaen SEPTEMBER 28. S.W.—Fresh Breeze.' i:ven. 6 —Height, 9 ft. 2 in: D INWARD BOUND. and Morning Stir. 3enaros Adelaide Et tntan _Bombay Asia (R.M.S) New York Cleator (s.s j Bordeaux onge Lieffert Amsterdam Velocity Jersey Victor Genevieve Nfaczio, &c Pilot Fiah Pernambuco Maid of Athena.. Moute Video Juan .............. •• Phila thropist.....Fonth..Australia ,West Point.. • ...... New York Albert Gallatin New York 7aTil's Foster, jun New York Plutarch . Nary Bibby.. .... ...... Demerara Gauntlet .. .. Pernambuco Eliza Hands . . Ceara God .very..........••.... Madras , ir Walter Raleigh Jamaica krina . 'Joseph Ilona . Tampico . JatnaLa Urania . ....... Algoa Bay ICril erion . Buenos Ayr,s Sept. 27. Monsoon Elba (s.s.) MarseilleF I•:b'ana ....Monte Vide( Thomas Brocklebank alcntt. , Helios Bombay Charles Jackson Camaroom l'ucarora Philadelphia Maggie Ma er Mattrat Tiptiee 9 ombay Otto Venus Sept. 25. Perseverance Riga Tajo Wasa.... Perle Pilot Coranna Wau .. Rot , erdam cord Fitzgerald and Vesey, Dublin aobert .........Bangor Elizabeth .. . CarnarvoA Be!sey Genova ........Cardiff ....Carnarvon Four Brothers .... ....Carnarvon Pilot fileen .... Anna .. ................ Kilrush Ellen Ann . Llan ell y BAILED. `Eiuzal Isabella Mary Ranseld Harbor Grace Polly Antwerp Mary Ann Riga Auca Margarieta Leghorn R. B. Porter ....Halifax Australia New York Scotia.. .................Wicklow Nia ara (R.M.S.) Boston Sarah ...... ...... ... .. Barrow Golden Eagle New Or!ean s Ann Powell . ..... Belfast Ann Martin.... R .O J intim usan .. Omen Young Eagle Calcu•ta: May F10wer...... . .... Plymouth Pelican (s s.) ..... .... Rotterdam' Falcon ... Florence Graham Rio Bento Providence .. Margarita J vmel Sept. 27. Gen of tin N th Colomh ol Rapido...... • • .... San Francisco Ages Boston i Oisal .... .. .... Glasgow 'ra Haulipas (s.s. .......BordeauxGip3ey Qieen Barbadoes Sept. 2G. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Judah Touro .. New York _ Diana Amsterdam dlackburn ...... ....Rio Gra , de Fortune le'ler Amsterdam ?izarr , Porto Rico Pacific Chide ton NiTam Rostock Gaialra Maoith , Wm. Stairs....Newf iund and, B,c Pyrcole (s.s.) Nantes' Sept. 26. OUTPORTS. HOLYHEAD, September 27. Wind, W.S.W.—Fresh B eeze. Q'ieen town, Sept. 24.—Arrive I—The Levanter, from Valparaiso. 25th.—Great Britain (5.5.), Grey, from Liverpool for Bombay— aeciproeity, Monte Video—Au , tria (s.s.), Gre nock for BomOay. Falmouth, S.'pt 23.—Arrived—The Midnigh - , from Akyab. Portsmouth, Sept. 23.—The Prince Albert, from Quebec fa' New cast e. Plymouth, Sept. 25.—Arrived off—The Ireland (s s ), from Ports mouth for London. Sailed—Phe Gambia (s.s.), for the Coast of Africa. Carfff, Se t. 25.—Sailed—The Adolphine, for Rio Janeiro. Southampton, S spt. 26. —Arri ved—The Engineer, Florence Domt ey, and Emily Jane, all from Cardiff—Caroline, Perass—Brigand, Swan sea—Despatch (a.), Jersey—D inube, Newport. Sailed—The Havre (s.), for Havre—Courier (c.), Jerse". Gravesend, Sept. 25 —A r ved .The Brit inn;a, from Monte Video —Kilrush (s.), Patas —Stadt War,um, Woreum. sailed—The Speedwell, 'or Dieppe. 261;.1—The Devon Vale, for Algol Bay— Belon9. (s.), Odessa. eal, Sept. t.G. —Passel —The Melpomons, for Adelaide—Neva, Plymouth ; Tamise (s.s ), Diep, e, all from London—Rachel, St. Übe's 'or London. Stiles—The William Davis°, for Prince Edward's Island—Clive, Madras—lnd mnity, Port Philip. MARITIDIE EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL. Slot. 27. A Brig and Schooner aground near No. per Chart 47, at 8 a.m., h s no .igna's of distress flying. Tne Pandora, for Carbonear, that was ashore in Rid Wharf Pay, has been to •ved back and placed in Sandon Dock. Deal, Sept. 25.—The Wm. Kirk, Purvis, L - oin Calcutta, was towed in here with damage, havin t. been in contact with the Minerva (Prussian barque) from Car miff to Marseillos, which was ab .ndoned— crow on bo rd the Wm. Kirk. Falmouth, Sept 23.—Arrived—The Mary, Calloway, from London for Pen 'ante, towed in by No. 1, Pilot cutter, with loss of rudder and leaky, having struck on the nacle Rocks last night. ESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the Geneviev., wrivel here from Mutt°, sale 3 Aug 21. Left ioiding the barque Itiehmmd, Ad,.mson, for this port. Siunalled. In Lat. Lcn. Sept. 13.. Co'dstnam (ship), 113.sannlh for Lon 10n...47 N.. 22 35 W Report by ;he Tsmplar, Pa.tie, arrived hers from Madras. Spoke. Ii Lat. Lon. Aug. 15.. Spirt of the Deep, outward bound ...... 07 4S N.. 23 20 W Aug 14 . Staat.raad, Van Ey wyck, Newport to Bombay ..... . Aug. 18—Superb, outward b0und...07 54 N.. 23 30 W Aug. 22..Clrimpion . . . .OO 15 N ..27 2fl W Sept 20.. Ariel, of Aberdeen, outward bound .... 47 13 N.. 11 02 W Sept. 23 —Cileuarchy, hence ...... •• • ......... —49 10 N.. 03 14 Vir Rep)rt by the Oberon, Pearce, arrived hre from Perna nbac) aai ed Aug. 20. Sept. 7..Pas.sed the wreck of a vessel, about 60 feet long, much decayed, everything gone about the deck, and the water w skiing over her Sept. 17.. Spoke the Clara Noveilo, hence . 49 40 N... 15 15 W AMERICAN SHIPPING. BOSTJN, SEPT. It. Br barque Rosalie, lost on Seal Island on the pasage hence to. Sydney C. 8., belonged to S. Her materials would be taken to Bar- rington NS. Ship Roswell Sprague, (of Bath) lately ashore on Fquan, has been taken upon the sectional doc't at New York for repairs. She will , have a new kel, new stem piece and stern post. Ship Cultiva or, of N.Av York, had. a very heavy gale from North on the 22nd ult. On the 6th inst., in lat 53, lon 62, passed& quantity of deals and scantling. New Yotk pilot boat Washington, No E 4 ,, on the Bth inst., in lat 39. 31, in 15 fathoms water, fell in with the wreck of a schooner, can sistine of mainmast, main boom, and a part of a sail attached ; the heel of the mast was out of water, and •held by the rigging to the wreck ; the mast was painted groan, bdom bright. New York, Sept. 16.—The barque Colin„M . Rac, is ashore at Wil mington Bor, bilged, and will be a total loss. R. C. Winthorp. Norvi Li„from Liverpool at Baltimore. Baltic (U.S.ILS ), from Liverpool at New York, Sept. 14 Persia (R M.S.), Judkins, from Liverpool at New York, Sept. 15. Rebecca, Abbott; Savannah, Bnrke ; Margaret Tyson, Morrison; and Middlesex, Parmalee—all from Liverpool at New York. Colin Mcßae, Bramball, from • irerpool at Wilmingto 2. Richard Cobden, Black, from Liverpool at Charleston. Henry Warren, Stanwood, from Liverpool at Bath. Excrlsoir, Swift, cleared at New York for Liverpool, Sept. 10, Universe, Cave, cleared•at New York for Liverpool, Sept. 11. Orient, Hill, cleared at New York for Liverpool. Sept. 12. American Union, Habbard, cleared at New York for Liverpool, Sept. 14. Cora Linn, Luther, cleared at New York for Glasgow, Sept. 13. Ericsson, Lowber, shared at New York far Bremen, Sept. New York, Edward, from Liverpool at New York, Sept. 9e seadower, Thornhill, cleared at Boston fur Liverpool, Sept: 14. VESSELS LOADING IN THE UNITED STATES FOR EUROPEAN PORTS. NEW TORE, 15.—For Liverpool—Shlpa Adriatic (s,), West — Great Western, Farber—Aurora, Bunting —Wm. Tapscott, Bell— Kangaroo (Br. s a), Jeffrey. Havre.—Ships Batav , a, To wnsend--Arago (a.), Lines—St.Nicholas, Bragdon Brig Inas (Fr.), Pico. London.—Ships G. B. Lamar, Bradley—Margaret Evans, Warner 0' Grinnell, Fletcher—Ellda (Ham), Jachtmann. Boa row, Sept. 14.—For Liverpool—Sh pa Seaflower, Thornhill—Sea King, Barker—En-opa (Br. s.), Lei ch. London—Ship East Indian, Lecraw—bark Warburton (Br.), Robertson. C NAILLESTON, S3pt. 11.—vor Live rpool—Ship A liance, De Forrest. NEW Oa LEaws, Sept. 6.—For Liverpool—Ships Riversmith, Moody— H. . Hayes. Payne—Marshfield, T , rrey. Havre—Ship Crimea, —. Barks H. S. Fisk, Cousins—Jane E. Williams, Urquhart. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Notice is hereby given that tbs Spindles on False Spit and Bird Island, in Boston Harbour, have been changed in colour from black to rid. By °vier of ths Lighthouse Board, C. H. B. CALDWrLL, Lieut. U.S.N., Lighthouse Inspector, 2nd Dist. Boston, Sept. 14, 1857. Capt. Savory, of brig Mary A. Forrest, which arrive 1 at New York 13th from Bahia, reports:--Aug 12. in lat S 35 S, lon 35 45, passed a new revolting light paced at Maceio. The light is different from the Bahia and Pernambuco lights, as it shows only one colour. la n Salt. PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, ONZ PENNY PER, SQUARZ FOOT. W. `.T. POWELL. Office and Warehouse-8. CABLB.STREET. BEST SI: . LESIAN ZINC SPELTER, IMPORTED TARECT. WICHELHAUS & BUSCH, 3, York-buildings, Sw•eeting-stzeet, Liverpool. Apply to T R CAMERON, WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAHER, t 1 • 54, SOUTH CASPLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHARTS, &c. KEITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ROOMS, 34, CASTLE-STRgET. ARE NOW RE-OPEN ED. W. K. takes the present — opportunity of thanking his friends and the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been favoured, and at the same time to inform them that to accommodate his ra pidly increasing business he has built an entirely new operating loom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. With the increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects that his Pictures will not only sustain the high character they have already attained, but even surpass his former productions. 34 , CASTOpL-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Opposite the SRO 0 Bug and. Conuntrrfall Salts ., . ____,„.„,--' -----_,,„— THIS DAY Tais DAY, the 28 , h ii,stant, at Twelve o'clock, at tJ Brokers' Ofli e, 16, Exell2-nge-building s, 290 Barrels Superfine American I:0sIN, to landing ea Ellen Austin, from New York.—ApplY Callenders, Johnston, & Co , Merz J h,nts; Hlt kl or to ER Broke / ' . . irNI Tats DAY, the 23th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ti'' Broker's Office, 7, Exchange-chimbers, 402 Bags NITRATE OF SO 9A, now landing per Celt (s.), from HaniburzNh.—Ai.ply E to .si• BOO ' FI,ACI .4 J. ATO,, Tuts Dar, the 28t . instant, at Twelve o'clock, -one Broker's °Mee, 7, Exchange-chambers, 130 Tons PIASSAVA,: now landing per Arch . tect, from Bahia. 2,0:0 Double Bundles PIASSAVA , now landing per Pocahontas, from Bahia, 2,000 Double Bundles PI kSSAVA, now landing per Enterprise, from Babia.—A S pply to wo ke' FRANCI J. EATCO____b_.%' On account of whom it may concern. Tuts DAY. the 28th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2 Dle-street, 40 Bales Surat COTTON (all faults), ~, D ° ea Alfred Storer, from Bombay. On view in the S iam. / Warehouses.—Ap ply to ke rt. BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Cotton Toss DAY, the 28th ins ant, at E,even o'cmck, at Commercial Saleroom Temple courts 34 Half Chests Lisbon LE IIONS, 285 Half Boxes Lisbon White GRAPES Ex Rattler 11 Do. Do. Black DITTO, 30 Half Boxes Lisbon Black GRAPES,'I 100 Do. Do. White LITTO, Ex C:ntra OA' 100 Boxes Lisbon ONIONS, 10 Do. PuTATOES, 20 Boxes Palermo LEMONS, 17 Do. Do. ORANGES, Ex Meander. 40 Do. Prickly PE kftS. 200 Bags Barcelona NUTS. 3 Half Chess OR ANGES. 5 Half Boxes Black GRAPES. 114 MELONS. JAMES ADAM, SON & CO., ;& Apply to 1 V 'lll V 14 1. V 1 . On account of whom it may concern. As elf , ll To-monnow, the 29th instant. at Half-past One o'clock Pre"pet. H. 11. Golding' s Salercom, Corn Exchange, Brunswick -8m 235 Sacks FLOUR, For further particulars apply to J. M Hit RN____--- Vte°' ETT , B r° oot l To-kicuraow, the 29th inst., at Half-past One o'clock. et t he 13 Office, Corn Exchangc- , uild,ngs, Brunswick street , 550 Barrels Philad, Iphia FLOUR, tO ex P. iladelphia. Lying South Side Waterloo Dock.—APP IY ,„Art H. H. GO , DING. VA Y. P On WEDNESDAY neat, the 30% instant, at Twelve o'cl oc., Brokers Office, Oh:RIO-street, 106 ma. BORAX. „,„aeft, BUCH %NAN', BROWNE, and Co , 7 On %i EDVESDAY next, the 3oth instant, at 'twelve Brokers Office, Ola All-street, 100 Chests SHELL LAC, ex Euphrates, from Calcutta.—Apply to 18t 01° BUCHANAN. BROWNE. and Co.. Apply to Oa WEDNESDAY next, the 30th instant, at Twelve O 'c '" - y, at the Broker's offlee, 2, Da`e-street, 640 Bags Bengal GINGER BROWNE, HUNTER Rc CO t ! _LF.%I/1 ,pply to .pply to On WEDNESDAY, 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, i t IP' Broker's office, 2, Dale-strert, 235 Bales OItCHELLA WEED. TOO BROWNE, LIUN LER & CO.. - pply to On WEDNESDAY next, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'cloc., a Broker's office, Exchange street West, 121 Kegs } GREASE BUTTER, 5 # Do, now landing ex Vanguard, from Melbourne.—Apply to . ar olfili MACGREGOR LAIRD, Junt'•' On WEDNESDAY next, the 30th instant, at the Broke's' motet A the, ton-bn ddings, Dale-street, 45(Y Bales Port Phillip I WO 9 1, * 150 „ Fine River Plate and Lisbon GCO• Bales Apply to HUGHES & RONALD, WI -- Ili+ 6 tong, a' ,1 Br°l4°. On WEDNESDAY next, the 30 - ,11 instant, at Four o'cik Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildings, Hackinli• iOO Bales Port Philip 400 Do. Black Spanish 106 Do. White Soani-h• 503 Do. White Fine Lisbon 37 Do. White Alentego 86 Do. Eutre Kos 40 Do. Fine Lima 150 Do. Italian Shorn Lambs; Fleeces and Shin ,wo01" THURSDAY. On THIMSDAT, rue tst October, at One o'clock , a t ``.- Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 1519 Balei. Apply to PERKINS & ROBINSON, W Aets . 01 Or— Apply to 50 Tons Para 17 Bales South American j, INDIA RUBBER , • 6 0 ) J. H. RAYNER & C0_11.1.; To do .;13 n accou. On Tunasntir next, the Ist 0, tTher, at nt Twelve o'c'oe, e t t 4I - Brokers' Office, 16 Exchange-buildings, , 165 Bags Cotton Seed MEAL, lately landed ex George West. —Apply to Messrs. Afaclean_yV o Co., or to J. H. RAYNb ,- * .$lO On TnußsnAT next, the Ist October, at Twelve o'cldci c, Brokers' Office, Exchange-street West, 78 Bags MUsTARDSEFD, 1 Bundle BEES' WAX, 11 Bags NUX VOMICA, 100 Bags CASTOR SEED, _ _ 2l Hhds. GINGELLY 01L. now landing , as Calcutta, from Madras.—Apply to gf MACGREGOR LAIRD, Jutlr., On THURSDAY next, the Ist October, at the Brokers' Sal Atherton-huildiniik. Dale-street, 2,000 Bales East India WOOL. el ° For c .talogut s, &c., apply t •1301‘ HUG LIES & RONALD,. Woo l 9t On SATURDAY next, the 31 , 1 of Octos=er, at Three o' at the Brokers' Office, 2,000 Bales E. I. WOOL. ot ot BROWNE, HUNTER & CO. , NRXT WEEK. On TUESDAY, the 6th of October, at Feu o'clOcic' at the Brokers' Cffico, 2,004 Bale= WOOL. BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., tlio On WEDNESDAY, 7th Oetober, at the Brokers' Saler a Atherton-buildings, Dale-street. 1,500 Bales East India, 170 ~ Buenos lyres, WOOD' 500 „ Egyptian. Mogadoto, Sfax,} Apply to Apply to .. ..... . - Oporto, Russia, 'turkey, &c., , 2170 Bales. For catalogues, &c., apply to HUGHES it RONALD, Wool rro" - ' to e° On WEDNESDAY, the 7th October, at the Public gale Exchange-bui'dings, 350 Bales East India, 359 Bales Italian MazadOre, Sfax, Portugese, WOO k - and Egyptian 112 700 Bales " Apply to JOIIN L. BOWES, Wool Broker, 39, PL4e' On THURSDAY, the Bth of October, at Twelve o'cloc., $ Brokers' OffUe, 2, Ex_hanc , e-buildings, ai Tons African IVORY, for inspection in Wapping Dock Warehouse A.—Apply c, yto W. W. M 120 ,0 On THURSDAY, the Bth of October, at Twelve 0901oclg , Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 3 Tons Deer HORNS, 10 Do. Buffalo DO. BROWNE, HUNTER, an —di }llllllO On THURSDAY, the Bth of October, at Four o' Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildings, Rack 430 Bales East India 354 Do. Greasy Ororto 147 Do. Oorto Skin and Monntain 100 Do. Cordova, Iceland, and Egyptian 139 Do. Mogadore and Sfax 23 Do. Russian Lambs' 33 Do. Goats' Hair 6 Do. Woolleu Rags 8 Do. Sheep tkins yioo ll * 1239 Bales orolt Apply to PERKIN 3 & ROBINSON, Wo °l t 0 " On FRIDAY, the 9th of October, at Four o'cloolo Brokers Saleroom, 25, Temple-street, 500 Bales Ra,t India 500 Sheets English Skin and Fleeee, 100 1,000 Bales Turkey, Egyptian, Iceland, " Russian, and other Low W. GREAAI E & —- ro .. : 13 On F RIDAY, the 9th of October, at Four o'clo c-, A, 500 Bales E. I. We OL, ofo r 26 Do. Egyptian DITTO. ro. , 131•OWNE, HUNTER & ' qp. LIVERPOOL WOOL SA I ES. 10 `t' On SATURDAY, the 10'h October, at Two o ' cg, id. Cotton Salesroom, 1 1°17 8(0 Bags Lied Cheviot 700 Bags Turkey, Mogadore, Chilian, Smyrna, S ' e. A 1500 Bags. err For particulars apply to .t, I' lli BRADBURY & COOK, 11, Dale - e^ - i;dori• and 17, Basinghall.street , Lo 2,000 Bales. Apply to WY 1V Printed and Published by CHARLES WILL MO, O nt, a street, at his General Printing and StatienerY 19, South John-street, Liverpool. DIONDAv , SEPTEMBER 28, 1657' Apply to Apply to _,_ T 1 T he , ;adF it ph, a Pt 11e 4 n ,F, 1 '; Lively th C arol! ! I t y, f is to t ha -Ns wi To slog a,w, the 29th instant, at One o'clock, at V ie Broker.' t.ffice, 9, Temple-court, 50 Skeleton Cases 500 Drums New Turkey FIGS, 1000 Boxes 2000 Drums New Sultana RAISINS, landing ex lonia (s.s.)—Apply to g HOUGHTON & LEVY, On WE, NESDAT next, the 30th instant, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 5 Tons Brazi!etta WOOD, 50 Do. LOGWOOD, 15 Do. Fusric. r pk Apply to BROWNR, HUNTER, and CO., h, nOW ininnng WC V tillgUl4lU, trout nl el utiume.-npvL, MACGREGOR LAIRD, Jura'. oir On WEDNESDAY next, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'cl o, Broker.' Office, Exchange-street East, 217 Bags SAGO FLOUR, ~, to P in Warehouse, ex Albert Franklin, from Sit.gapore.—APPJ Frederick Huth and Co., Merchants; or to A WILLIAM & JOSEPH WHII:Fj..J.---'-l7ook WILLIAM & JOSEPH WHlTgoilb On Wzbisasnair next, the 30th instant, at the Public Sa le Exchange-buildings, 100 Tons C mpeachy LOGWOOD, lately landed, ex R. L. Crawford, now lying in Stanley Doc"' -' to Messrs. Cro..)ks, Gray and Co., Me H. rchantsßAYN ; ER or to CO.,m „,qev J. & ,1, 4 , 41 1)4 ot Ni Tit" 40. r4iy, ~r ~~ , L lt kl4 'h kkll kt o kr E 44, t, 4 q , 4 „, t ki tit I ko t ,' a,l A a l N.,