Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-16 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening. There continues to be a good business done in Our Cotton Market, and prices of all kinds are extreme. The sales to-day were about 10,000 bales, including 1,000 on speculation and for ex- Port. There was rather more activity in the Liverpool Share Market to-day, but towards the close of the market a dull feeling was experienced, and . prices ciceied with a downward tendency. The following were the day's transactions :-Caledonian, 371, 371; Eastern Counties, 11 7-16, 111; Great Western, 641; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1008, 1001; Lancaster and Preston, 321 p; London and North Western, 1031, 1031, 1031, 1021 ; Man heater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 438, 431, 431. 431, 43 1, 431; Midland, 831; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 15.16 d; Demerara, 4 d; Grand Trunk of Canada, 131, 13 9-16 ex interest; Great Western of Canada, 211, 211; St. Helens Canal and Railway, 41 pref; D Shares, 92. The following were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 8 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 70, 701 ; Caledonian, , 37 i, 372 ; Ch ester and Holyhead, 18 1 , 18 2 ; E astern ° ll nties, 111, ill; East Lancashire, 962, 97; Do. e ‘ shales 6 , p ; Great Northern, 241, 242; Great western, 641, 641; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, I r ,i, 1001; D o . 91, s h a re s , l e , p ; Liverpool, Z r "bY, and Southport, 191, 191; London and villa Western Stock, 1031, 1036; Manchester, Sh effield, and Lincolnshire, 43k. 431; Midland Stock, 83 1, 831; North British, 101, 11; North Stafford shire, 4a, 41 d; North Edstern-Berwick, 221, 222; .tYork and North Midland, 35/, 36; Leeds -capital t ,?ck, 221, 221; South Eastern and Dover 22 "" 16, 2 21; Scottish North Eastern, 121, 121 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41 xd 44 d ; Ditto New Shares, IVxd 4 d ; D u t c h R henish, '4 1 16, xd 4 d Great stern of Canada, 211 xd 212 ; Ditto New Shares, a d P ; Great Luxembourg, 11 9-16, 11 7-16 d ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 13.9-16, xd 13 11-16. T he Funds continue to fall. A fresh d ec li ne o f 4 Per cent. took place to-day, and the transac ums were rather limited. While there is some _r eli ght measures respecting the aspect of aff a i rs i n e 4t wie, there is yet sufficient confidence in th e ,' e asures adopted, and being adopted, by th e b. 'lona° Government, and the Money Market generally is easy. The supply of money in the discount market still increases, and, being much to excess of the inquiry, the competition amongst t hose having funds to employ in negotiating C ommercial bills, is acting beneficially upon the lie rent quotations. Instead o f an eager i nquiry for deposits on call, the joint stock and other ter now refuse t o a ll ow suc h hi g h Zlns for sums offered to them for use. The a 'sequence is th a t th e rates f or d i scounting ti:at-eiass paper are conside ra bly un d er th ose o f th e Bank of E ng l an d. It is, therefore, pr esume d ai the anti c i pa t e d re d uct i on will immetliately be t e , lt ' e by the authorities, becau se , d ur i ng t h e l ast ti al ° l °r three days, the applications at that estab• au ' t ent have almost ceased. The temporary a s Pension of th e s t ra i n upon t h e i r resources h as n doubt strengthened the position of the Bank, ek e "le opi n i on, prevails that the contemplated th e l tion will be made o n Th urs d a y nex t. U n d er e e " ci rcumstances, those who are in need of e r i euni arY assistance are waiting till after that °d, be cause i f the o ffi c i al rate i s reduced to d' ou ter `cent., th e bill brokers and others will, no submit to a still further concession. On the as Exchange the inquiry for money is' limited, ove s' moderate t erms are on l y c h arge d f or carry i ng and loans are obtainable at 5 to 51 per cent. antount s of gold 'sold to the Bank are still ie sld ereble, and yesterday about £150,000 (form -4 Part of the supply transmitted by the Francis th e al:i end the R o xb urg h C as tl e ), were a dd e d to - 4 ° metallic resources in Threadneedle-street. It r e .. a l a n stated th at t h e greater part of the amount a 'elved ated by the James Bai nes w ill b e s i m il ar l y PPeop t i . t 4 for prices of Consols declined to-day to 911 to for Money, and 911 to 91* for the Account, at. 'ltch figure the - Market closed. Exchequer Bills p yreh W -coated at 3 dis. to par., a n d th e N ew T hree Ceets-at 912 to 911. In the L ondon Railway Share Market to-day th ere was on l y a mo d erate b us in ess done, but on th e Whole fop rices were pretty well maintained. The lle • P ef e wlte e e were the closing prices :-Caledonian, 75 2 ; East Lancashire, 971 ; Great Northern, e a 9 9 ; Great Western, 631, 64 ; Lancashire 451 Yorkshire, 1001, 1001; Leeds North ern , 44, S , London and North Western, 1031; London 3 South Western, 1001, 1002 ; M anchester, d effield, and Lincolnshire, 431 ; Midland Stock, 83 a ; North British, 43f, 44 ; S out h E astern e a ( ' Dover, 741, 742 ; York, Newcastle and Berwick, 92 ; Ydrk and North Midland, 711, 72; Great :stern of Canada, 211, 211; Grand Trunk, 14*. ; Oxford an d N ort h Western, an 9 341 After ffieial hours the business done was at 7 7 1 c fo o llowing quotations : - Caledonian, 75f, ; Eastern Counties, 11#, 11f ; East :a.ncashire, 97, 98 ; Great Northern, 991; A, • 90, 91 ; Great Western, 631, do' Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1011, 104; Lon n and North Western, 1031 ; M anchester, Z" L lefaeld, and Lincolnshire, 43i ; Midland t° ek, 84, 831; North British, 43, 44; South -eastern and Dover, 741, 741; Y or k, N ewcastle, and 46 erwick, 911 ; York and North Midland, 71a The general Produce M ar k e t s rema i n dull and naninaate, and prices of the l ea di ng art i c l es of con "roption are merely nominal. Pl ie s t A the L on do n C orn M ir k et to - day the sup of grain and produce were small. The attendance was also limited, and very few sales e - _ re effected at the prices of Monday. Norfolk F lour was offered at 42s per sack without inducing purchasers to ope ra t e . v i r T he h alf - yearly meeting of th e L on d on an d ~, ,e stm inster Bank w as h e ld to-day. From the 7 ort, w e l earn that the net profits of the half y ear were 104,0211. The deposits ha 4 increased , t 'alf a million. Th e report was , s ' i yidend was de c l are d at the rate of as- 18 sed per a cent er annum. The Shares of the Bank, on which ',re is 201 paid up, are worth about 501. At the annual meeting of the Union Bank of t(`:.)Ldon, today, .the profits of the year were stated eate ue _l 36 ,226l, and a dividend was declared at the The re 20 per , cent per annum. e t V!_ ere is rather more business doing in Yarns vite", ti nchester, and prices are f-d. per lb. higher fur7he week. Even in mule yarns for India, eite ad 2 l ch the demand is slack, prices are quite ha s tY, a nd indeed rather s tiff er , b ut ne b us i ness hee.,'en done in them to-day. The continental exiie',B seem well disposed t o o p erate to a fair th ee '' , at the full price s current last week, but 114 are kept in check by the additional advance tio kp demanded by spinners, and which has to i s • extent restricted business. Notwithstand trooetll4l) however, a moderate amount has been N o " trt this departtnent, in general at extreme geea The demand runs most actively on 30's t t er twist of the better qualities, which have N' fully Id. per lb. during the week, and in which the Russian buyers have dealt freely. For of st the c o medium and lower counts of Yarn in P, warp, and b undle, the demand is tolerably a ctive, although a good deal checked by the 'lattffenin of prices. _We ca nnot report so favour ute of th e goods market as of that for yarns. The ee l : to . us nature of the political intelligence from , o ,da has checked the demand for that market ; ts manufacturers are at the same time aiming er ,,,lgher prices, to cover the enhanced cost of eguction consequent on the rise in cotton, almost nothi o g has been done in India skirtings, Leed s' IS an evident indispositiOn to do business in e " , Which can only be accounted for on the le posi tion that the approaching wool sal es h ave p ri merchants t o d efer an y p urc h ases until the c e of the raw material for the next few months Should be indicated. between co iT epsepio. d v e r n a c ti e c i e 'e , lating to the treaty proposed ti o e _ n and England, for the protec t-et-A. the ' l ane Islands, which the British l ie have declined to ratify, has just been pub ralt The arrangements would doubtless in obvtiYouzephects h.ave been desirable, but it wou ld . have Involved the possibility of contin gencies in connection with which it would be most impolitic to incur any responsibility. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company have announced their intention to de spatch their steam-ship Candia, of 2,500 tons, and 450 horse-power, for India, via the Capo, on the sth of August, and that she will carry at reduced irates officers who have been ordered to rejoin their regiments. The Candia may be expected to reach Ceylon in 65, Madras in 70, and Calcutta in 75 days from Southampton. It appears that there is really some foundations for the rumours of an attempt at a negotiation of a New Turkish Loan. The sum spoken of is 6,000,000 sterling, which a certain London firm, co operating with another house in Vienna, is stated to have an idea of offering to the English public at 84 per cent., in a 6 per' cent. stock. It is alleged that the operation in question is not to be regarded as a Turkish State Loan, but rather as a Loan to the Sultan, whose private domaines, itAs reported, are to be specially hypothecated as security. About 80,0001. in Silver arrived in the Thames yesterday from the Continent. The Public sales of Indigo in London, at which 13,132 chests will be offered, • commenced yester day. As will be seen' by the following remarks contained in the Circular of Messrs. Jewsbury and Co., the news from India has had an important influence upon the market for this article. " The trade meet at the usual time, ten o'clock, to com mence the sales, but in consequence of the letters from India being only recorded that morn ing, an adjdurnment till twelve o'clock was proposed and carried in order to give time for the letters, SL.., to be read and to receive instructions. At twelve o'clock the sale com menced, under considerable excitement, there being -a large attendance of both hoine and foreign buyers ; importers were very firm, and Bengal qualities sold at an advance of 3d to 6d per lb. ; Kurpab, 3d to 4d per lb. advance, and Madras par to 2d per lb advance on last May rate Importers have withdrawn freely to-day, which they will probably continue to do under the present aspect of Indian affairs. 999 chests have passed to-day, 600 of which were withdrawn, 155 bought in, 211 sold. The following are the highest and lowest prices :-241 Bengal, 3s 7d to 7s 6d per lb. ; 104 Madras, 2s 3d to. 3s 9d per lb. ; 36 Kurpah, 2s 3d to 4s 5d per 112, * • ' 18 Calcutta Fig, is 6(.1 to is 8d per lb. 600 withdrawn. The advance in the Indian Exchanges, which at Bombay is equal to 2 per cent., has increased the demand for silver, and it is expected that the shipments on the 20th instant -will approach half a million sterling. If the exports to India, how ever, are augmented, it is presumed that those to China with diminish, the rates at Hong Kong and Shanghai being lower, so that the actual amount sent away by these bi-monthly steamers will, perhaps, after all, be on a more moderate scale than that established on recent occasions. Another reason why the remittances to China are likely to be restricted is the favourable result of the silk crops in Europe, and the consequent weakness in prides, which must necessarily deter importers from sending such large orders as heretofore. The shipments of silver to the East by the Indus on the 20th inst. will be to a certain extent checked by the comparative smallness of the stock of silver on sale ; hut as the London market for silver is now sensibly firmer, additional supplies of the metal will doubtless be drawn from the Continent. According to present appearances, the total remittances on the 20th will reach about 600,0001., but it frequently 1 happens that fresh orders come in suddenly at the last moment. On the other hand, caution is imposed upon the parties engaged in these opera tions by the apprehension that the East India Company, with the view to attract additional funds into their home treasury, may at an early date make a further reduction of id in their rate of exchange on India. The reduction of a i an nounced on the Ist instant has evidently failed to effect the Company's object. A general meeting, convened by circular, was held yesterday at the London Tavern, of deputies from the joint-stock banks of England, Wales, and Ireland, for the purpose of taking into consi deration the Joint-Stock Companies Banking bill brought forward by Mr. Lowe. At this meeting it was announced, as the result of the interview which bas taken place between Mr. Lowe and a deputation on the subject, that joint-stock banks formed prior to the passing of Peel's Act are not intended to be included within the opera tion of the bill, unless they should specially apply for registration under it. Power to this effect is to be given in the bill. The London banks classed in this category are, it will be remembered, the Lon don and Westminster, the Union Bank of London, the London Joint Stock Bank, the London and County Bank, and the Commercial Bank. THE NORTHERN TrIVIES.-LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1g57. THE INCREASED CONSUMPTION OF SPIRITS. Some considerable alarm has been expressed in certain quarters as to the large increase in the consumption of British spirits as shown by the official accounts presented to Parliament; and particularly in relation to Scotland. In that part of the United Kingdom the quantity of spirits upon which duty has been paid in the year ending on the 30th of March last is 7,197,226 gallons, against 5,637,000 gallons in the preceding year, and 6,020,000 gallons in 1854. In England, however, there is a small decrease in the las t year as compared w ith th e t wo p rece di ng y ears in ; and Ireland, while the consumption of 1856 shows a small excess compared with 1855, it shows a decrease as compared with 1854. For the three countries, the compa rison for the last five - years may be thus stated : CONSUMPTION OF BRITISH SPIRITS, 1852. 1853. 1854. 1855. ' 1856. galls. galls. galls galls ga's. Scotland.. —7,172,000 6,534 000 6,020,000 5,637,000 7,197,000 Ireland ....8,208,00 8,136,000 7,998,003 6,509,000 6,688,000 England ....9,820,000 10,350 000 10,843,C03 10,123,000 9,555 000 --- T0ta1....25,2C0,000 25 020,000 24,858,000 22,269,000 23,440,000 On the whole these figures show a considerable reduction upon the consumption of former years, although in the last year there is an increase as compared with 1855—and a very considerable one as relates to Scotland. The compa rison with 1855 is, however, unfavourable as, for a reason to which we shall presently advert, the consumption in that year was usually small ; and the same reason has probably operated, though in a smaller degree, to reduce the quan tity upon which payment of duty has been made in 1856 ; for it must be borne in mind that, so far as public returns are concerned, they indicate only the quantities upon which duty has been paid for home consumption, and not the actual consumption; and that the two may vary so far as the duty-paid stocks may increase or diminish from time, to time. It will be borne in mind that prior to 1855 the quantity of British spirits exported was extremely trifling, but that the manufacture existed almost exclusively for the home trade. Owing, however, to the failure of the grape in most parts of Europe, a sudden and extensive demand for British spirits for export commenced in 1855, and has continued to the present time, as the following table shows : bPIRITS BRITISH —EXPORTED 1952. 1853: 1854. 1855. 1856. galls. galls. ' galls. galls. galls. Scotland . 227,204 3t8,661 366,625 1,293,3E9 2,259 063 Ireland.... 33 , 497 124,103 59,116 07,901 348,935 England—. 98,452 418,446 521,218 2,472,397 2,348,12 T0ta1.... 351,153 931,210 749 959 4,268,697 4 956.150 Thus we see that from 351,153 gallons exported in 1852. the quantity rose in 1855 to 4,268,697 gallons, and in 1856 to 4,956,150 gallons. No provision existing for the supply of so - sudden and so great a new demand, it was supplied chiefly from what otherwise would have been destined for the home market. The first effect was to diminish the stocks in bond, and to raise the price; the next was to in duce the home dealers to rest upon their existing stocks as long as they could, and to limit their purchases. Under this two-fold operation the duty-paid stocks in the bands of dealers had no doubt diminished, and the considerable in crease in the quantity duty-paid in Scotland in 1856 was in a great measure caused rather by the process of replenish ing stocks so much reduced in 1855, than by any increase in the actual consumption. We think, therefore, that it must be plain, upon looking at the returns for the last five years, that the apprehensions which have been so strongly expressed in connection with the apparent increase in the uoe of ardent spirits is not well founded in fact, but is rather apparent than real.---Economist. TIVI CALIFORNIAN Pats.—The everlasting questleo if cot 1 , this good pen" has been answered by Mr. E. T. Hall, of South John street, who has succeeded in producing a metallic pen, which he designates, not a bove . inap pen—every t as lThere is hardly anything more annoying than a bud one knows the misery. The pen made by Mr. Hall, is fit for n any hand to use (light or heavy ), and what is of the ;greatest value, it does not corrode, but wi ll work with equal facility in a ny ink. From experience of metallic pen s, we caa say that thls one , Which ii, polished as gold, and will lot nearly as long, is the best:one we have ever used.—Northern Times. One box, containing six dozen penis , postage stamps. A sent free on reoelpt of 2 s 6 d in T7§e44 Welltee, for the conntry,,44v. ._ LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. The second and third catalogues of the present series concluded yesterday. They consisted of 2,354 bales, of which 1,349 bales were East India, which sold with unusual spirit, particularly Messrs. T. and. H. Littledale and Co.'s, the qualities of which were good middling; and only a few lots realised lid to 1 ltd per lb. Messrs. Perkins and Robinson's better qualities realised 1444 to 161 d, showing that this wool continues in high favour. Nearly all the other descriptions offered were disposed of. The following were the lots offered for competition : MESSRS. T. AND H. LITTLEDALE AND CO.'S SALES. 1,025 Bales EAST INDIA WOOL. Lot Bales Per lb 1 8 1114 2 7 1111 3 10 101 4 11 101 5 3 811 6 3 611 7 2 6/1 8a 1 51d 9 11 5/1 10 10 514 Ila 1 411 12 13 51 13 2 .41d 14 8 11/d 15 6 101 16 12 91,1 17 2 8/d 18 4 8 / 1 19a 1 511 20 13 6 21 14 6,0 22 3 7/1 23a 1 811 24 7 . 10 25a 1 81 26 2 101 27 6 1011 28a 3 8 29 10 91 30 11 10; 31 3 811 32a 1 71d 33 3 9d '34 3 10/ 35 6 911 36a 2 8 37. 1 81-1 38 3 74d 39 2 7+ 40 1 51d 41 2 611 42 4 1(4, 43: 3 8;t-d 44 7 8 45' 7 8 ; 46 6 8 47 3 7d 48 4 911 49a 1 6/d 50 8 8d 51a 1 sil 52 3 Old 53 3 10d Ma 1 71 55 10 91 56 6 81 57 6 61 58a 1 511 59 10 11/1 60 10 9/d 61 9 9dl 62 9 sid 63 2 8/1 64 7 7/d 65 1 lid 66 2 8 / 1 67 3 9/1 68 10 8/d 69 10 8/1 70 5 8}; 71 2 91, Lot Bales 72a 1 73 1 74 8 75 7 Gad 7d 7fd 7f,d 51, Lot Bales Per lb 143 a 3 51 144 7 6id 145 2 104 d 146 6 8d 147 2 81 148 1 311 149 4 101 d 150 1 9d 151 4 nd 152 a 1 10d 153 4 • 91d 154 2 8 1 4 155 9 81d 156 7 71d 157 4 81d 157* 1 6id 158 2 8 1 -d 159 4 11 160 1 7 1 161 3 6 d 162 1 101 163 a 1 8141 164 a 1 84d 165 4 611 166 3 90 167 8 81 168 2 611 169 2 64d 170 10 111 171 9 1014 172 2 1011 173 a 1 Bid 174 11 911 175 11 911 176 1t 911 177 9 91 178 a 1 61 179 1 81 180 1 84d 181 a 2 611 182 10 7i 183 10 7d 184 1 4d 185 5 71,1 186 1 81 3 187 9 81d 188 9 811 189 8 81d 190 8 7111 191 8 7/1 192 3 611 193 2 511 194 7 1011 195 6 9 :0 196 a 1 62 197 2 911 198 8 8d 199 2 61d 20d 2 6-td 201 1 60 202 1 50 203 9 91 1 204 9 • 91 -1 205. 10 81d 206 11 111 207 9 71 - t 208 4 209 1 61 , 1 209* Pickings 5d 76 3 77 1 5 78 7 101 79 12 81 80 3 8f 81 8 81 82 3 101 83 2 101 84 6 8A 85 1 7k 86 1 6* , 87 2 sld 84. 1 1 5, 89 3 90 1 51 91 1 7 92 4 1 7d 93 1 51(1 F 4 9 10td 95 11 - 96 11 81' 97 12 84c 98 7 6i 99 a 2 9f: 100 6 1W 101 7 111 102 a 1 8 103 9 9 1 104 - 9 9r 105 4 81 106 3 9d 107 2 91d 1(8 2 Btd 109 6 101.1 110 a 1 7d 111 12 9F 112 13' 9 113 2 8 114 4 - Blj 115 5 6id 116 1 7 3 117 11 118. 11 74 119 11 74d 120 11 7i 121 10 sid 122 a 1 5d 123 a 2 311 124 5 31 125 2 3*• 126 3 31 127 1 611 128 1 9F: 129 2 9J 130 12 81- 131 4 71; 132 2 7o 133 9 10id 134 3 135 3 91 ' 1364 3 71 137, 9 138 7 81 1 139 9 71- 140 8 71d 141 a 2 6 142 4 71 MESSRS. PERKINS AND ROBINSON'S SALES. 324 Bales EAST INDIA WOOL. Lots Bales Per lb • 1 1 61d 2 8 .6i4 4 8 Bal 5 7 101 7 101 7 2 910 8 1 911 9 7 12Ad 10 7 ,121 12 8 11d 13 7 111 i 15 5' 14V 16 IPkg4sld . 17 2 7 18a 2 6V 19a Ilakgs4f: 20 4 911 21a 1 9 22 3 94 , ' 23a 6 .101. 24 4 111 • 25a 2 26 1- 12Id 27a 3 8 28, 5 141' 29 4 161 4 30a 1 51d 31 3 617 32 1 7i 33 1 7 34a 1 71 35 4 36a 2 21 37 4 91 38 1 9, 39 3 10a 40a 1 41a 2 9'd 42 10 11 , '. 43 9 11 44a 1 , -11 Y 45 9 111 d 46a 1 - 9 47 6 121 48a , lAgssld 49 5 12A , ' 50a 1 12ii 51'. 5 13; 52a 1 9,3 53 9 110 54 , 9 114' 55 8 111 56 9 111 57 8 1111 58 7 121di 59 7 121 d GO 10 12id - 61 7 - 13td 62 1 Pkgs 3 . 1.3 63 10 11id 64 10 111' 65a 1 8V 66 9 121' 67a 8 Bii 68 8 121 n 69 5 121' 70 6 130 gout:llm tal Entelltacnce. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-JuLT 15 The cotton , market continues without change,- the de- mand to-day has been good, and with fair supplies'prices are firm. The sales—including 650 Pernambucos at 81d to sid, 300 Babias 80 to 9J, 100 111aranhams 9d; 300 Egyptians 9/1 to 12F1, 1,000 Surats 51 to 7d —are reported 10,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-JuLr 15. SUGAR, MOLASSES, Rum, on COFFEE: We have no transactions to notice. IticE: The sales are confined to 1,300 bags Bengal at lls 6d to I.s 9d. SALTPETRE: 200 bags are reported at 40s 6d per cwt for Si per cent refraction. GAMBIER : The business transacted by auction this morning was small, consisting only of 250 bales, all faults, at 14s 9d to 15s 9d ; 150 bales heated at 17s 3d, with 2,200 bales to arrive at 17s 6d for sound and heated. GALLS: A few bags green at 955. GuM GEDDA : 10 bags at 21s 6d per cwt. CAMWOOD: A small lot of Itgkelle at £3O 5s per ton. Nam. SAGO: 200 bags small at 23s per cwt. PEPPER ; .550 bags Singapore black at did per lb LOGWOOD : 20 tons St. Domingo, all faults, at £4 12s 6d per ton. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-Junr 15. Per. stone, 20Ibs. Per gOMs. ■. d. a. d. s. d. Potatoes. Seedlings 0 oto 0 0 Ray, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 9 Ditto, Pink Eyes .. 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, new.. Ditto, clover 0 61 071 Ditto, Balshaws 0 oto 0 Green Clover 0 21 to 031 Ditto, Beldrums 0 oto 0 0 ♦etches 0 21 to 0 3 Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 31 to 0 41: Per ton. Ditto, oat or 3 to 0 4 Turnips Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carrots Oats, In straw ... 0 0 to 0 0 zlauglc wurzel 'Manure 4 0 to 5 0 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.-JULY 15. There was no change to note in the market to-day. The Indian advices engage attention, and although the accounts of the extensive mutinies in the upper Provinces caused an entire stoppage of business at Cilcatta, confidence is felt in the vigorous measures taken by the government, and if this feeling extends among our merchants, we shall soon see,a resumption of purchases for India. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY T 6 _ . SUGAR : The market continues inactive, and prices are fully 6d lower than last week. Refined lumps quoted 683 to 70s, partly nominal. COFFEE : The market remains steady, but the importers are free sellers. TEA : This article is rather dull of sale ; a limited busi ness done in common congou• at is 2d; the quotation is Is 2d to Is 20. RICE : Prices are a shade lower, with a limited demand, COTTON: This market is very active, and prices have an upward tendency; 1,000 bales sold yesterday, and the demand is good this morning. INDIC) The public sales, consisting of 12,400 chests, commenced yesterday; 1,000 chests passed auction, 600 were withdrawn, 150 bought in, 250 sold. The sale was postponed till noon, in order that the merchants should be consulted, as the news by the East India mail was impor tant. The small quantity sold showed an advance of 4d to 6d on Bengals suited to the Russian market ; and middling shipping 2d to 3J ; goo', 3,1 to 4d. SALTPETRE : There has been a full amount of business done from 40s to 44s 6J, according to refraction and quality. In other articles no material alteration. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JULY 15 The market is quiet at the subjoined quotationg.:--Town tallow 578 nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 57s 3d; July, 575; August and September, 57s 6d; October and December, 575. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Juor 15, The accounts continue to come worse and. worse from the blighted districts, and the duty has declined to £lOO,OOO. Market very firm. HOP' NTELLIGENCE.—Another week has by no means improved the appearance of the hop grounds in the Canterbury district. The generality of them are crowded with vermin, in many honey-dew and mould, and portions of some of the gardens, where there is a quantity of bine, ar becoming black, so that they must be considered to be in a very critical state—considerably worse than last week. In Cranbrook the best gardens have made progress and are tolerably free from vermin, but the old grounds are getting worse daily. In Little Chart the bine is very short and fast going into a blight. In Pluck ley the bine is very foul, and to all appearance must go into a blight. About Maidstone, under the hot weather of the past week, the appearance of the hops had considerably improved. The vermin on the plants has certainly not increased, although there still remain a sufficient number in many munds to do much mischief, and there is plenty of time left fOr their ravages to be effectual. The warm nights as well as days have. however, inspired better hopes than prevailed a week or two since. The geperat opinion now is, from the appearance of the plantations, that in this district there will be about half a crop. There cannot at all events be a full one, as the bine is deficient in a large number of grounds, and the vermin ',must affect the plants more or -less everywhere.—South Eastern Gazette. ,THE Hop - DUTIES —On Monday afternoon, at three o'clock, a very numerous deputation of hop growers and others, from the counties of Kent and Sussex, waited upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer at Downing-street, to ask him for a postponement of the Excise duty, from the lath inst., to the 17th of October, on the ground that nearly all the hop planters are, not only in distress (having culti vated at a loss during the past two years), but likewise have a blight of the present crop staring them in the lace. The deputation consisted of . Mr. Wvkeham Martin, M.P. Viscount Pevensey, M.P.. Mr. Serjeant Kinglake, Mr. J. G. Dodson, M.P., Mr. 11-resford Hope, M.P., Mr. Whatrnan, M.P., Rev. Mr. Woodgate, Mr. H. Selrnes, Dr. Monckton, Mr. Punnett, Mr. Hammand, Mr. R. Smith, and about fifty other gentlemen. After hearing them, and conversing some time, the Chancellor of the Exchequer said the application should have duo consideration, but he could not hold out to the growers much hope of a post ponement of the duty. LONDON CORN MARKET.-JULY 15. The arrivals thus far this week of all descriptions of grain have been moderate. Our market to day was very thinly attended by buyers, who transacted little or no business in any article, the fineness of the weather having its usual depressing influence upon their minds. and the value of all grain, in the absence of transactions of moment, must be considered nominally the Same as on Monday last. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JULY 13 TO JULY 16 Wheat Barley Oats Malt English and Scotch 1 Irish. 1420 .... Flqiir.- barrels. 390 sacks. LONDON MINING MARKET.-JuLY 15. Owing partly to the settlement, the market for home mining stocks is to-day quiet. Wheal Edward shares are rather flat, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 51. In other descriptions there is no striking variation. Cobre shares are marked 49. Foreign and colonial descriptions are generally neglected. GLASGOW CORN MARKET.-JULY 15. The market was thinly attended to-day. Wheat was fiat, and American fell 6d to is, Baltic is to is 6d, and Scotch is tid to 2s per 240 lbs. Flour sold in retail at about late rates for barrels, and Is decline for sacks Barley was a slow sale, and the turn lower. Beans free sale at lull prices. Peas neglected. Oats quiet. Oat meal 6d lower. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.-JULY 15 We had a dull market to-day at barely supported prices. We quote—Nlized Nos., buyers 735, sellers, 73s 6d ; No. 1, buyers 74s to 74s 6d ; No. 3, buyers 69s 6d to 70s per ton. WOOL AND WOOLLEN MARKETS. (From the Leeds Mercury of July 14.) WOOL. DONCASTER, July 11.—The supply of wool was con siderable again to-day, but not equal in quantity to last week. Prices were stationary throughout. WOOLLEN. TRADE OF LEEDS, Saturday.—We have no alteration to report •in the cloth market. There has been an average attendance of buyers, and a fair steady business has been transacted this morning, SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. Weekly Report .-July 14, 1857. IN PATIENTS. OUT PATIENTS. Cured .. .. 15 Relieved lO Discbarged At own request. 1 Irregular 2 - - - Cured 33 Entered 51 Under treatment 40 Dea1...... . Entered ...... Under treatment ........... Treasurer—Jame: VISITORS—J. Houghton, s Houghton; Esq. Esq., and S. Martin, Esq. IN—Rev. T. Levison. THE % T EEN—Dr. Cameron, and ttingham. f. Pope and Mr. John M. Bateson. HONORARY CiIAPLAI PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS FOR. Mr. Not' Hoy SURGEONS --Ur. Joseph J "A NOVEL buoyAwn.—A new and very Ingenious Inkstand has been submitted to our notice; by a simple but ingenious contrivance the ink is always kept clear and fluid." —Northampton Mercury.— Sold at is 8d 2s 6d, and $s Qd, each.-441. L. , Foreign 5210 2500 512') SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, JULY 16 Moll WATER—Morn. 5 54 —Even. 6 31—Height, 13-11. 9. In. OFF THE PORT AND INWARD HOUND: Burns, Norman (s.s.), and Elizabeth Renneberg July 14 B'ack Eagle July 15. . Sea Horse Lady Flora Hastings Quebec Vigo (s.s.) Havre Grand Duchess ....Lepranx, N.B. Sbannon.. N ewfonndlan Bucephalus Calcutta Alma (s.s ) _ . _ --- Galatea St. Doming. Stephen Glover St. Andrew 'Catlos Stettin Balbec (s.s.) Parker Demerara William Edward . Bahia tlizabeth (barque) .. Sis ers Cardiff iVa;e Crest Arklo x Vary Jane Newport Eleanor Cardiff riends Wicklow July 14. Dania . , Bcetia (s.s.) Empress Eagle Wing Naple, I Jane May Leghorn Serafin Cienfugos Fennigena Rit a John and Mary Gibraltar Angia Newfoundland Clara Brookman New York Ashburton. Now York Ang Imes .. .... ...... St Thomas titreunshalk .. Genoa' Ja'y 15. jcineen of the Lakes ....Montreal ' rhorriton New York , Oliver Lang ...... Melbourne north American (s.s.) ..Montreal Kangaroo (s.s,) 'vow York R , beca. New York Phcedis Melbourne Avery -777 ►. E:Farlong Dublin Amity Pert Clan Lancashire Witch Bartow .:11en Carnarvon Sisters Camarvon I Superb ...... Memel Gratitude CLEARED OUTWARDS. July 14. Ann Syortey Lim% H avannab,'Brazilian N.F. Annie .. .Huyannah, ENTERED F'OR LOADING. July 14. Calhoun .. New York Restock ........ ...... Batavia, Sze Cynosure New York Me anion Banian Daring .. . Gibraltar Lillian ... .. . Quebec Borcha .... ...... ........ Halifax Titan a .... —St. John's, N. F., &c Marsala .. ... .. ..Malts Lalla ..............Santa Martha Indian (s.s.) .. . Montre.d, &e laheaais.........,Melb.,nrne, &c Carnatie.......... New Orleans OUTPORTS. Here lean, 8311 from Shanghae, off Daal, July 14. Falmouth, July 13. —The Evangeline, Hall, from Alexandria; Rapid, Havana—liindostan, from Mazatlan for Braman—Witlta Wood, Donald, from Sydney, N. S. W., for London. MALtITIME EXTIIACT3. LIVICRPC"OL, Jul; 15. Several casks of palm oil were passed 20 miles N.E. by N. of the Longships, by the Taurnatilipis (5 s.), arrived here. . . Ths Red Gauntlet, Weft();ids, whlch fulled from Akyab for Queens town, May 19, struck on Akyab Bar, au(' put back leaky. Dublin, July 14.—The barque Beta, from Gl.Rgow to Bos'on. is on Blackwater Bank. July 15 —The Beta II off the Bank safe to her anchors, wa4ing wind to proceed, part of her cargo overboard and some on board lighters, without aid from steamers. Calcutta, June s.—The Ocean, D :dds, from Liverpool, stranded noar Pores, lris been sold with her stares. The New gra, from Mel bourne, Is in dock, having been agroand in the river Alin, while in Chula. „, VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the Calhoun, arrivel here from New York : July W.—spoke the Faith, f•r Constantinople, of Cape Clear. Report by the Wm. Edward, Smith, arrived here from Bahia : June 27'—In lat. 20 12 N , 41 37 W., spoke the City of Bemires, Ca►catta to London, out 94 days. July.l3.—Spoke the Minden°, at 5.30 p.m., 23 miles S.N. by W. of the S.titees. July 14.—Spoke the barque Ocean Bride, of Jersey, hence to Sin gapore, 10 miles E. of 1 ussar. Sams day, at 6.30 p m., a barque showing 1899 on the 2nd or 3rd dist. pendant, 2 J miles W. of Barasey, supposed to be the Chrystaline. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, To•sgoneow, the 17th inst., at Twelve o'clock at Noon, on the East Side•llrunswick Deck, Liverpool, 666 Logs Merchantable YELLOW PINE TIMBER, containing ....... ......... 81 Logs Do. OAK TIMBER, containing. ... .... 5,148 feet, 200 Logs Do. RED PINE TIMBER, containing .. .. 7,523 feet. 871 Pieces Bright PINE DEALS. 3300 Do. Standard STAVES. 9000 Do. W.1.W.0. Puncheon STAVES. Being the cargo now landing ex Missouri from Quebec. On account of the Importers.—Apply to A. F. & D. MACKAY, Brokers and Measurers. East Side Qaeen's Dock, foot of Parthment-street. ••.. SPOKEN. In ht. Lon. April 29.. Margarat Kelly, hence to Shangh ........07 N.. 107 E. June 21 .. Kate, hones to giebec June 24.. tlocstantine. New York to Liverpool, off the Highlands. FOREIGN PORTS Sardinia, M'Cleary, from Bombay at Bushire. Ursula, White, from Bombay at Mauritius. Laurence, Salmon, h,nce at Singapore. Mersey, from Persian Gulf at Kurrachee and sailed on her return, June 2. _ _ Alabama; Lord George Bentinek, Case ; and Madge Wildfire, Shelford—all from Persian Gulf at Kurrachee. Tara, Pol'ock, from Bombay at Kurrachee. Excelsior, R :bson, from Ceylon at Al: yab. Demetrius (s.a.), Young, from Jaffa at Alexandria. Immacolata, Trapans, hence at Trieste. Foxhound, h nce at Genoa. tjoumenta, hence at Harlingen. BrWi;nt, Mills, from Marsoilles at Gibraltar and cleared for Liver pool. Minho (Ls.), hence at Lisbon. Cherk'sh (a a.) ; Beirout (s.s.) ; Hirtense, Denys ; Minotatii oh (s.s.) Calionbich (s.s.) ' • Behire ; and Dencalish—all hence at Malta. Damascus (s.s.), Bell, from Odessa at Malta, Killarney (s.s.), from Tripoli at Malta. Araxes (s.s.), from Alexandria at Malta. Ana Nelson sailed +rota Singapore for Liverpool. June 1 ; and Henry Winch, for Maceio, May 28. Albanian sailed from Naples for Gergenti, July 7. Chrysolite sailed from Hong Kong fur Shangliae, May 2. Patriarch, Malak, ff, and Spark of the Ocean—au sailed from Bom bay for Liverpool. May 31. Leon sailed from Bombay for Liverpool, Jane 2. Tiptree sailed from Bombay for Liverpool, Jane 5. J. M. Wood sailer! from Bombay for I iverpool, June 10. Baron of Renfrew sailed from Bombay for Liverpool, May 28. Golden Eagle sailed from Hombay for Bushire, June 3. Glandarngh sailed from Bombay for Singapore, Jane 12. Roscoe sailed from Bombay for Persian Golf, May 29. Summer Cloud sailed from Bombay for GalcMta. Robert Ritson sailed from Calcutta for Liverpool, June 5. Blackburn sailed fr m Calcutta for China, June 4. Queen of May sailed from Foo Choo Foo for England. Hypolito sailed from Rangoon for Liverpool, May 19. Queen of the Avon sailed from Rangoon for Liverpool, May 14. Milton sailed from Bombay for Falmouth, Jane 13. General H ocke, Uelacasx, hence at Goree, and left for Rio Nunez. Rio Eon% bailee at Sierra Leone. _ . _ Chas;!, Jarvis; Augusta, Elliot; Orient, Rennster ; Red Jacket, Kendrick; Harriet, Symons; Whitemonse, Gardner; and William, Clenn—all hance at St. John's, N.F. Ocean Monarch, Ayasinian, Hibernia, and Wansfell—all from the Persian Gulf at Bombay. _ _ _ Prince of Orange,Williams; and Sirocco, M'Culloch—both hence at Bombay. Nith, Wright, from Calcutta at Bombay. Maim Ranee; Scotia, W. J. Morris; Eloisa ; Albertine ; Kiikham ; Nottingham; Ardencraig ; Cassibelauus, Scott; and Lyra—all hence at Calcutta. Benares Ramage, from Mauritius at Calcutta. Marion,' alacintyre, at C vcatta. Joshua, Fowler. and Emma, Wood—both f•om Sydney at Calcutta. Gipsey Bride, Murphy; and New Era, Riling—both from Me:- bourne at Calcutta. Christina, Heathrote, from Akyab at Ca' catta. Mahratta, Hickman fro n Mauritius t Calcutta. Hindon, for Hong Kong; and Forfarshire, for both put back to Calen'ta. Dundonald, for Moulmein, put hack to Bombay, May 30. Argo, sailed from Gibralt-r for Liverpool. JUL e 30. Coinnibian (R.M.S.S.), from Suez and Aden at Galle, June 14, and proceed-d for Australia. Julia, sailed from Hamburg for Liverpool, July 11. Augn-ta, sailed from Gheot for Liverpool, July 11. Jean Melanie, Baron de Vr;ere, Rosage, Auguste, and Eclipse—all called from Ostend for Liverpool, July 11. Guiacana, sailed Vonaßre - we - Shaven for Live•pool, July 10. Matte: son, sailed from Cron tadt for Liverpool, July 4. Susanna, IYarna%l, hence at Hely Alice. Jones, and Chr.stian Msthilde—both hence at Pillau. Arabian, from Melbourne at Basslen. Patna, hence at font Kong.' William Pitt, hem at Gothenburg. Regulus, and Otto—both hence at Swinemunde. Jamas Fernie, Daly, from Melbourne at Madras. • Constantine, Smith, from Colombo at Madras, and sailed for Northern Ports. Star of the East, and Helvellyn—both from Mauritius at Madras. Martaban, Lawson, from Singapore at St. Helena, and sailed for Liverp .01, May 28. Invincib7e, Robinson, fr. m Akyab at St. Helena, and sailed for Cowes, J unr 3 Derby, Hutchinson, and Genghis Khan, Hay—both from Calcutta at St. Helena. . . . _ -- arphoui, Mitchell, from Manilla; and Pestonjee Bomanjee, from Moulmein—both at Moulmein. Theodore, Hughes; Conquest, Brewer; Agamemnon, Lawson; Al an, to‘ Arthur ; Advice, Dick ; Beialomond, Rhodes; Elizabeth, Brown; Ottawa. Crawford; and Argo, Mitchell—all hence at Quebec. Riverdale, R;chards, from G braltar at Quebec. City of Mobile, Marshall; Constellation, Mullin-r; Bridgewater, Barstow; Washington, White; New World, Knight; and Diary Ogden, Loreland—all hence a , New York. Dante, from Panambnco. at Balttmo e. Tonquin, Lint; at Remedias, for Live, pcol. Kelpie, from Benin, at Fernando Po, and sailed for L'pool, May 5. Guildford, from Gaboon, at Fernando Po, and sailed on her return, May 6. Emma, Jones; and Cherub, Tolman—both hence at Harbmr Grace, Newfoundland. • Frankfort (s.s.), from Catania, at Palermo, and sailed for Liverpool, July 6. • biilin (s s.), Bruce, hence at Palermo, and sailed for Messina,July 8. El Ter, hence at ;Marseilles. Retriever, Owen; and Eliza Frances,Watkins— both hence at Rouen. ancy, Anderson ; hence at Copenhagen. lif.dway (R.H.S.) from the Brazils, at Lisbon, and proceeded for Sonthamp on. BIRTH S On the 14th inst., at Shelby Howe, Wigan, the wife of N. le Bois ley, Esq., of a son. On the 14th inst., at Greestone House, Lincoln, the wife of John R. H. Keyworth, Esq., of a daughter. FOR HALIFAX. Intended to clear on Saturda,.. the 18th inst. Now Loading in Brunswick Dock. 46 1, The Clipper Barq ue j/f -dz PERI, 210 Tons per Register; -DANIELS, Master; iron-kneed, metalled, and not two years old. Having the grelter part of ter cargo engaged, will not be delayed for go gds. For terms of freight, &c,, apply to W. A. Cdlkin and Co., 11, Rumford-place; or to E. DE WOLF RATCHFORD. 2, Iderssy-court. An A I Ship to follow in a few days. ST. JOHN, N. 8., AND LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS Appointed to rail from Liverpool on the sth and 20th of every Month. Ships. Masters. Tons. Banat JOHN DUNCAN ........ Leavitt 931 ... sth Aug. PETER MAXWELL .... Marshall 1058 20th Aug MIDDLETON H. Betts 996 sth Sept 1 JOHN OWENS Brown 1236 20th Sept IMPERIAL Moran. 1279 sth Cct ATHENA'S (new) Crocker ..... 1016 20th Oct BOADICEA Bolyen ..... gog sth Nov These fine ships have been specially selected for this line; are built of the choicest materialsin the province; are classed A I and. eoppered; and their commanders are men of experience and ability.. Rills of lading, of which two captain's copies are required, will be signed at the office of the consignees, for the captain, of which shipperswill please take notice. For freight or passage , which. these vessels have excellent accommodation, apply in St. John, to Messrs. J. & R. REED ; here to the respective Captains on bo ard, Brunswick Dock Basin • or to FERNIE. BROTHE RS. & CO., Waimer-buildings. Water-at.. TO CANADA. Is o4 \ rT The tine Clipper-ship i" 4 1 11 *, ' CITY OF MANCHESTER.. Olive.. ..2590 August & MARRIAGES On the 9th inst., at St. Ma.garees, West Roches'er, by the Rev. W. B. Drawbridge, brother of the bride. ass'sted by the Rev. T. P. Draw bridge, uncle of the bride, the R v. C. Laing, M.A., Chaplain H.E.i.C., to Clara Rose, youngest daughter of G. U. Drawbridge, Esq. M. 8., Rochester. On the 11th inst., at the Parish Church of St. John Beaton, MerseT, by the Rev. W. Booker, waisted by the Rev. W. M. Wilson, rector • f the parish, the Rev. John Booker, M.A., curate of Prestwick i 3 O Sophia Katherine, elde,t daughter of the Right Rev. Dr. LOP lord bishop of Manchester. cr. On the 13th inst., at the Cathedral, near Manchester, the Rev. H. H. Westmore, M.A , Mr. Jeremiah Bibby, 011 • Jngsieht, feat merchant, to Mary Anne, third daughter 0 tue late . Mr. John Ra,msbottom, brewer, of nubile. DEATHS On the J oth inst., nt Surrey Hew Sheffield, Mabel, youngest daughter of R. S. Hal , Esq., of Beak j, Hall, near Brwtry. On the It2ll inst., aged 26 year. , N at Dartmouth House, Westminster, Hannah, wife of Henry Woo . d , _ sq. , M.P. for Wigan, and osly daughter of Charies Hindley. gag., M.P., of Ashton under Lyne. On the 13th inst., aged ..: 4U years, Hannah, wife of W. R. Weddell, Esq., surgeon, of Otley Ps Birth% r iarriageg, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our 'OrMce duly authentiCated. STEAM TO UNITED STATES AND CANADA, BY THE NORTH ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, IN DIRSCT COMMUNICATION WITH THE. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA, GIVING THROUGH BILLS OF LADING, AND THROUGH TICKET'S TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL CANADIAN The following new or other powerful screw steam , `4 , i" 4 ships (intended for a fortnightly line) will, for that : 4 04A .dtt g . present, sail ; - FROM LIVERPOOL TO PORTLAND, C 4 ' ,11. N.51 AT BT. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, AND HALIFAX, N.S., OUT AND HOME, AS UNDER. Ships. Tons. Captains. To sail. KHERSONESE.... Al. ... 2304-- •W. H. TH"P ON .. Aug $ Returning from Portland 27th June end Bth August. Cabin Passage Money to St. John's, Newfoundland, Halifax, N.S., and Portland, 16 Guineas. FREIGHT FROM LIVERPOOL TO St. John's, Newfoundland 4sa. Od. sterling, and 5 per cent. prim. Halifax and Portland . • 50s. od. sterling, and 5 per cent. prim. Montreal and Quebec s7s. 6d. sterling, and i per cent. prim. St. John, N.B. .• . .6os. Od. sterling, and 5 per cent. prim. Heavy freight as per agreement. Freight made payable abroad if required. For further particulars and circulars, apply In St. Joh n ' s , N.F., to Rowring. Brothers; in Halifax, N.S to B. Wier & Co. ;in Port land, to Terence Cochran & Co.; in Boston, to Joseph Btoctirkli . k.. State street ; in Montre a l , to Rae & Mitchell ; Lon " Loon, tb Cut Ara . Austen & Co., 59 , Ferchurch street; In (ilasgow, to Robert Hastie & Co., or to COCHRAN & CO., Weaver-buildings, Brunswick-street, Liverpool. Messrs. BABEL Rt CORTIS, 19, Water-street, Liverpool, are /gents for Third Class Passengers. Third Class Passage Money.... .• • • ••• £7 7s. A few intermedia►.e berths “ 324 Bales EAST ' G Bale. ITALIAN I INDIA WOOL WOOL. Continued. Lot Bales Per lb 71 11 811 72 5 51 73 5 71-1 74 1 Pkga 31-d Lot Baps Per lb 149 2 18a-4 150 2 18-V 151 . 2 161 8 Bigi SPANISH WOOL. Lit Bal.B Per lb 152 6 90 1 153 2 51 31 Bagq OPORTO WOOL. 30 Bs SALONICA WOOL. Lot Bales Fer lb 75 10 811 76 10 &DI Lot Bales Per lb 77 9 .81d054 22 71 , 4 7 8 1 6111155 5 1(41 29 Ble TURKEY' 456 3 21,1 WOOL. 1157 1 21i Lot Bales Per lb 90 Bales Washed 79 10 61d1 LISBON WOOL. 80 10 81 Lots 153 to 165 81 9 811 Passed 15 Bs EGYPTIANI Lot Bales Per lb WOOL. 1166 11 141 tot Bales Per lb ' 167 11 13 id 82 6 1411,168 11 131 d 83 6 141 d 169 11 141 84 9 11141 170 5 lid 85 2 9 1 i 171 1 Passed 86 1 94d 172 3 Passed 87 1 111-d 5 Bags SPANISH 173 5 Passed 300 Ballots PERU VIAN WOOL. Lots 174 to 179 Passed 6 Bags SPANISH WOOL. 23 Bs EGYPTIAN WOOL. Lot Bales Per lb Lots 88, 89, passed 90 2 9id 91 4 Passed 92 1 141 , 1 93 3 13d 94 1 Bid 95 3 121 d 96 1 13 1 1 97 1 121 180 6 81d 4 Bales ENTRE RIOS WOOL. Lot Bales Per lb 181 4 1214 21 Bags Black OPORTO WOOL. Lot Bales Per lb 182 10 51 , 1 183 11 51J 184 1 71 , 1 58 _Bagt_ . Black 20 Bs EGYPT lAN WOOL. Lot Bales Per lb 98 2 154 d 99 7 13d 400 4 131 101 1 llid 102 4 121,(1 103 1 12d 104 1 Hid SPANISH FLEECE WOOL. Lots 185 and 186 Passed. 6 Bas WOOLLEN RAGS. Lot Per cwt 187 5 35s 188 1 22s 61 71 B9ga Black SPANISH WOOL 4 Bags OPORTO Lots 189 to 191 Passed 192 10 103 Lots 193 to 196 Passed Lot Bales Per 1') 197 2 GI 198 2 61 i Bales TURKEY WOOL. 105 6 Passed 153 Bales ENTRE RIOS WOOL. Lots 106 to 136 Passed 77 Bags MOGA DORE WOOL. 4Lote 137 to 144 Passed 40 Bags Black LISBON WOOL. Lots 145 to 148 Passed a All faults. Ills; Swim IN LIVERPOOL.— A full-length and correct Likeness of MISS smith iSjtlSt added to Allsop's Crystal Palace Wax-work EAU. bition, Lime•atreet, Liverpool, mudelled from a drawing taken during her trial at Edinburgh, and positively the only one taken.—Adet. . - INFORMATION RESPECTING CANADA.—The Canadian Governmen has published an interesting pamphlet on the resources of Canadat end the ;. respects in store for the industrious of all c'asses who desire to emigrate there. It has been gratuitously circulated throughout the United Kingdom, together with the two lectures upon Canada, deivered by Mr. Rollo Campbell, of Montreal, in isnuary last. Every clergyman in Scotland has been supplied with a copy of both, togethe with the particulars of the Grand Trunk system of Through Booking and a Map of Canada, upon which all the Railways and their connec tion with the United States are shown. These, and other documents, continue to be issued gratuitously to all persons who apply for them, either porsonaliy or by letter, at the offices of the Grand Trunk Rail way Company, 21, Old Broad-street, London, E.O A LIVE P POOL BOON EXTENDED TO LONDON AND M NC :I ESTER. — Many of the dwellers in those two deneo'y populated cities will no doubt hall with gladness the gratifying intelligence of having placed within their reach, among otz.er domestic comforts, "the long look° I for come at last," in the means of securing to themselves the complete eradication of, and fortification against. all obtrusive enemies and domestic pests, such as rats, mice, bugs, fleas, flies, bl tokbeetles, and other noxious vermin, with ease, safet and cheapness. The supply of means will emanate from the Anti-Vermin Office in this I own, and what with our own experience, after a fair trial, and the united testimony of othe a as to the real ut lity of Mr Greer's Anti- V e rmin preparations, we feel assured their introduction to London and Manchester will there be esteemed a boon like to what th y have been in Liverpool, where, happily, their discovery first originated. It will be seen from our advertising columns, that Mr, John L. S revens, SO. Tower Hill, London, is the appointed agent for London, and adjacent counties, and Mr. George Westmacott, chemist, 4, Market Street, Manchester, is the appointed agent for that city, of whom may be had Mr. Greer's infallible preparations for the extinction of vermin of every description without danger to any of the higher order of animale,. Both these appointments will save to our London and MaleObfester fiends, the trouble and inconvenience of sending to Liverpool—aseAdne • ~°~~;~iierc;al ~aic~. THIS DAY. Tnis Day, the t6th instant, at Browne, Hunter and Co.'s Office 2000 Bales East India 40 Do. Russian WOOL. 20 Do. Egypt'an BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers. TO-MORROW. To•stolinow, the 17th instant, at 03e o'clock, at the Broke. a' Office, 19, Exchange-buildings, 103 Bee 3 Surat COTTON, ex Amoor, from Bombay ; lying inj the South Stack of Warehou s e s Stanley Dock; And 18 Bales Surat COTTON, ex Annie Wilson, from Bombay; lying in Nos. and 7 Warehouse,. Albert Dock.—Apply to MARRIOTT & CO., Brokers. AFTER NEXT WEEK. On account of a Defaulter. On THIIESD LY, the 301.41 instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, 4 Brls • 2 Cases 1 INDIA RUjBER, all fa u lt s , saved from the fire In Faiton-street.—Apply to BROWNE', HUNTER & CO., Brokers. T R. CAMERON, • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTH C&STLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, or HIRE. SEXTANTS,• QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROIfErE" CHARTS. &c. PURE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS 'PER DOZEN. WINES. Apply to D. ANDER'S O N, 5,- CASTLE -STREET-5. P 0 R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five Nears in bond, and fit for i mme di ate use.... 465 per Donn. In Pints... SHERRY.—First Class, Pale and G01d........ CLARET. —St. Ju ien, four years in bottle 423 ..... .. .. 24s C A N A R Y. Twenty-Six Shillings per Dazen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S. SUMMER COATS! VERY description of SUMMER COATS, suitable for The Office, The House, The Garden, The Street. And for Tourists, Including THE WATERPROOF TWEED TALSIA, THE TWEED AND And MELTON BEAUFORT, May be had at P. L. MACTAGGARTS ES7'.4 BLISEDIE VT, 24 and 26, BoLD-STRE Portmanteaus, Coat Cases. Carpet Bags, Knapsacks, German Wallets, &c. 3Srif-D FOR ST. J 0 H 14',/ • , ...__...* The constant packet-ship Vp,IT ) 2. LAMPEDO, 1144,0 .4 ' .•• Y D. Caoug, Commander. . .6, Classed A 1 at Lloyd's, and coppered. Now loading in Brunswick Basin.—Apply to GIBBS, MGM', & CO. TO QUEBEC. To be succeeded by First-class Packets every Ten days duringthe Season. In connection with the Grand Trunk Railway Company. - - • . -.- THROUGHOUT RATER PROM LIVERPOOL :-.. To Belleville £s 5 OTo Montreal .... ...... £4 5 0 ~ Bradford ... „ Brockville „ Collingwood . 5 9 0„ Ottawa City 4 15 0 „ Chatham „ Corn wa'l ............ 4 11 0 ~ Pre.cott „ Georgetown . 5 5 0„ Richmond „ Hamilton.. „ Kingston .. 416 0„ Toronto „ London ....... 5 8 0„ Woodstock • „ St. John, N.B 7 7 0 „ Detroit „ Chicago 6 0 0 ~ Mllwaukie .. riParties taking their passage by the above Packets, can dep •nd upon good treatment and quick despatch, both from this port and, oa arriving at Quebec. The)Manager of the Grand Trunk Railway Company at Quebec takes charge of Passengers and their Luggage, and forwards them immediately, per rail, to their destination, free of further charges. Owing to the fluctuation in the price of passage, these rates may vary se. to 10s., more or less.—Apply to SABEL & CORTIS, 19. Water-street, and 2, Regent -road.