Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-06 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOC, Monday Evening, A considerable deal of buoyancy .characterised our Cotton Market to-lay, an.] prices ruled a full Id. per lb. above Friday's quotations. The sales were about 17,000 bales, including 6,000 for export and speculation. COTTnN STATE VENT. (From the New York Shipping List of 23rd Sep.) 1857 I 1865 sports to •ts I Rece‘p Great Britain I Total li Exports. 34,000 Incr. ..1 Decr.. . posed to ,purchase the Euston and 'Victoria Hotels; and to , convert stock of the Shropshire Uoion Company into London and North Western stock. An " unofficial" meeting of sharEholders in the Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company is called for the 9th inst., in London, to " receive from the directors a report on the position and pros pects of the company, and to adopt measures in relation thereto." It is mentioned that "matters of great importance will come under consideration." The half-yearly meeting of the Indurated Stone Company is called for the I9th instant, when the propriety of winding up the company will come under discussion. The Great Western of Canada Railway Company notify to holders of the Company's debentures falling due the [at inst that they are willing to renew them for a p-riod of 20 years, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. 6'ooo 1 I, i :000 The Liverpool Share Market egain become dull, and the heavy stocks to-day showed a decline of to 1 per cent. since Saturday. At the same time, there has been no pressure of Stock, and business has been very limited. The following were the transactions :-Caledonian, 421, 429; East Lanca shire, 92 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 951, 954, 95/ 95k, 951, 954. 954. 954, 951; London and No, h West rn, 97, 961 964; Manchester, Shete field. and Lincolnshire, 401; Midland, 824. 821, 82!, 821, 82; North E tstern, 24 23; Dovers, 191 11-16, 4; Grand Trunk of ACa.nacla. 114. 11 ; Great Western of Canada, 214, 204 ; Liverpool Borough Bank 8; Liverpool and Lonaon Fire and Life, 84. p. Toe following are the closing prices:- Blackburn, 71, 8; Chester and Birkenhead, 654 66; Caledonian, 42/, 3 ; Chester and Holyhead, 161 161 ; Eastern Counties, 11, 114 ; East Lan cashire, 92, 93 ; do. 91. shares, 1, 9-16 p ; Great northern, 24,4, 244; do. A shires, 11, 111; Great Western, 54, 54 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 954, 954; do. 91. shares, 4. 4 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 184, 184; Londo:i and North Western, 964, 904; Manchester, Sher field, and Lincolnshire, 404. 101 ; Midland Stock. 811. 82 ; North British, 114, 124 ; North Staffordshire, 44, 4d ; North Eastern-Berwick, 23, 23 1-16 ; York and North Midland, 39, 3114 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 244, 244 ; South &stein and Dover, 194, 19 13 9; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 54 54 '1; do. new Shares, 54, 54 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 34, 341; Great Western of Canada, 204, 204 ; do. new shares 4 d, 4 p; Great Luxembourg, El, 64 ; Grand Trunk of Cinada, 10i, 11. An active demand continues for Money, but after to-day it is expected that the pressure will not be so great ; as it is, it is only in rare cases, at the minimum rate of discount, 54 per cent. is exceeded. The Market for the Public Funds and Securities to-day was rather weaker, owing to a large with drawal of gold from the Bank of England, and prices show a decline of about 4 per cent. Consols for Money closed at 904. and fdr the Account at 904 to 901 ; Exchequer 131118, 8 to 3 die. in the London Railway Share Market to-day there was not much business done, and prices were not sustained. The following were the closing prices :-Caledonian, 854, 854 ; Eastern Counties, 114, 114 ; East Lancashire, 91, 93; Great Northern, 074, 984; Ditto A, 89, 91; Great Western, 544; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 951, 951 ; Leeus Northern, 484, 494; London and North Western, 96, 961; London and South Western, 891, 904 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 404, 41; Midland Stock, 824; North British, 481; South Eastern and Dover, 651, 651 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 914, 924 ; York and North Midland, 774, 78; Grand Trunk, 101, 114 ; Great Western of Canada, 204. 204 ; Ditto New, 4 dis Af er official hours, the business transact .d was at the following prices :-Caledonian, 851, 854 ; Eastern Counties, 114, 114; East Lancashire, 91, 93 ; Great Northern, A. 89, 91; 1 ondon and North Western, 964; London and South Western, 941. 1)5 ; North British, 48, 49; South Eastern and Dover, 654, 651; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, .914; York and North Midland, 77. 78. Our advices from Canada, by the Europa, state that the Indian arrived at Quebec in ten days from Liverpool. ALhough the banks were con tinuing the stringent course they have persevered in throughout the year the panic at New York did not seem to effect Canadian houses, as the busi ness of this year has been unusually restricted, and most cautiously conducted, indeed. The bursting of the inflated credit system of New York is looked upon as favourable to the commer cial interests of Canada generally. A violent attack appears in the Hamilton Spectator on Mr. Brydges, the managing director of the Great Western of Canada ; but, inasmuch, as it emanates from a dismissed traffic accountant, it is not entitled to consideration. As the animus is apparent, it may, however, perhaps, lead to some questions at the general meeting to be held in London, as Mr. Brydges is apparently inclined to imitate the ag gressive policy of Captain Huish and Mr. Saun ders. If the directors but check tie's propensity, nothing can interfere with the growing traffi of this loop line. A contrary course will place it at the mercy of the Grarid Trunk. According to advices from Constantinople the Turkish Government have resolved upon an issue of additional paper money for a sum t qual to a million sterling, bearing 8 per cant. interest, cf which abou, three-fourths have already been put forth. The telegraph to-d ty announces a decline in the exchange. Parcels of gold to the extent of fully 85,0001. were yesterday withdrawn from the Bank, for exportation to the Continent, principally in pay ment for silver. The imports of the later metal have during the past week increased, to supply the demand for shipment by the Colombo, for the East. We have ascertained that the imports into London by sea have reached about 107,0901. since Saturday week, but a large quantity has also been received via the Kentish ports and the railway. It would be erri.neous to regard the Eastern demand as by any means satisfied, for about 300,0001. in silver has already been sotd for exportation by the steamer of the 20th inst., and by tar the larger proportion of this sum has yet to be drawn from abroad. Upon the whole, there seems ground for acme anxiety as regards the future course of the money market, for, inclusive of Saturday's with drawal, and of the 44,0001 in sovereigns despatched to the East per the Colombo, about 160,0001 in gold is known to have been taken from the Bank last week. As a continuance of the flow of gold from the Bank would necessitate a rise of the rite of discount to 6 per cent., more anxiety is evinced for the arrival of the 423,9001. in Australian gold which is now en route to London from Egypt. A special general meeting of the shareholders in the Hul' Flax and Cotton Mills Company was held at Hull on Thursday, to consider the propriety of dissolving the company and windingup its affairs. The report of the directors stated that " they felt that a winding up of the company was inevitable, and they were unanimously of opinion that it was desirable, if possible, in such winding' up, to escape the enormous expense, endless li•igation, great delay, inconvenience, and loss which must ensue if the matter were thrown into a court of law. ' A motion for the publication and circulation of the accounts was opposed by the Chairman, and by several other persons, upon the pretext that such a course would interfere with the " amicable winding-up" of the- undertaking ; and the directors finally managed to have this impor tant point arranged to their satisfaction, it being agreed that the accounts and report should be printed and Jail on the table for the inspection of shareholders, but not circulated. It was then resolved that the company be dissolved and wound up " voluntarily," in accordance with the Joint-Stock Companies Acts of 1856-57; that Messrs. William Eyre, merchant, of Hull; J. E Coleman, accountant, of London ; and J. G Carllll, accountant, of Hull, be appointed liqui dators; and that a committee of four shareholders be appointed to act with the directors, confer with , the liquidators, and protect the interests t f the shareholders as far as possible." An extraordinary general meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company is to he held on the 9th irest. The directors ask authority to subscribe towards the Buxton Extension capital of the Stockpori, Disley, and Whaley-bridge Railway Company to the extent of 105,000/. It is also pro- THE NO' ERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1857. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.— Oar 5 There has been avert/ active market for cotton to-day, and the supply being only moderate, prices are *d per lb highe that on Friday. The sales—including 200 Pernamhueos lOid to 101 d, 5 0 Bahias 9id to 101, 20 , Maranhams Sid to 101, 401 E e.votians 1 lid to 130, 3,000 Sura's 41d to ni—a e reported 17,00! bales, of which 6,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—OcT 5. Punen. he market contirws without anima ion. the sales being confined to 25 hhds Barbadoes at 523, 1,,0 bags Si m at 573 6d, 350 hags Dates at 483 to 50a, and 550 bags grainy Bangs], to arrive, at 553 to 58s per cwt. 31 . 0 LA ES on nDK —Nothing has occurred. COP FSE.—We have only o t•ot;ce the sale of 23 titne3 Ana misldling Jamaica, of which the I ries cm not transpired. ittcs.—fl e market co clines very quiet; 1,200 bags Bengal have bean t •ken at I Os 9 , 1, 3,500 bags Necransi. at 118 lid, 700 bags Madras at 103 6d, and 90 t areas Canlina at 24s 6d to 25.61 per cwt. S,LTPETRE —1,700 bags have realised 505 to 53s par cwt for 30 to per cent refraction. PEPPER.—We hare to r. port 400 bags Singapore black Ito arrive) et 5; t per lb. NIGER SEED.-300 bags at 50s per qr. 1,000 tags Bombay at 61. per qr. LOGWOOD.-90 tons st. Dsmingo, WI fan' ts, at 44 5s per ton. BARWOOD.— 25 tors at .&4 Si to t 4 73 61 pec ton. AGRICULTURAL PRODI Per stone, 201bs. WE MARKET.— Ocr. 5. 1_ Per 9003. a. d. a d s. d. s. Potatoeq. Beedlings. 38to 3 11 Hap, 01d...... 0 to 0 83 Ditto, Kemp 4 0 0, 4 3 Ditto, new.. ..... 0 fi to 0 8 Ditto, Wh.terocks. 3 1 to 3 Ditto, clover .... 0 5 to 0 7 Ditto, Ba'altaw 3 0 0. 3 2 Green Clover .. 0 2 to 0 0 Ditto, Beldrum 0 0 to 0 0 Vetch?. 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle 0 10 to 1 2 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 4, Per ton. Ditto, oat ........ 0 Ditto, barley .... 0 Oats, In straw .... 0 3 to 0 3/turnips 24 0 it . 25 2/ to 3 U Carrots ' 0 k, to u U to 0 0 Mangle worse! 0 to 0 0 Manure.... 4 6 to 6 6 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.-Ovr. 5. We had a air demand for all descriptions of stock to-day. the Fupply not being excessive, and we have no alteration to note in prices of eater beef or mutton. Tae numbers at market were-2 gas beasts, tnd 9,556 sheep. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Ocr. 5 There is a fair busbies, doing both in goods and yarns, at former prices. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Ocr• 5 Th 3 following t.ublic sales are advertised for to-morrow :—Sugar : 300 hhds of Barbadoe-, 8 500 begs of Mauritius. and 2 50 I bags cf Bengal. Coffee : 600 casks of plantation Ceylon, 700 bags of native Ceylon,l,oo f bags of Ba•da and Costa Rica, bo casks of Jamaica, end 150 bales of Mocha. Siltpe re : 3,000 bags. Rice :.0 000 bsgs. The amount of business done since Friday has been unimportant, but a large parcel of Pimento h s been sold at 44J. COFFEE has a downward tendency as importers are pressirg TEA the market is steady but not inactive. Ct , TTON —No sales reported. SALTPETHE.—The market has become full. LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Ocr. 5. The market is steady at the anne• ed quotations Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 57s 6d; October to December, 5703 d; January to March, 57a 6d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. I 1,55. 1 1856. I 1837. Stock on hand this day.... Casks..l 26 476 7 963 18,318 Delivery last week Do. from lat June.. Arrival last week . . 793 3,184 4 071 I Do.from Lit June Price Y.C. per cwt. this day Do. Town lest Friday. 61;s Od I 513 Od 614 Od 54i 3d Arrival for the week ending 13th October last year, 10 355 casks, and delivery, 3,636 casks. The arrival last week comprisad 2 743 casks from Russia; 732 from Australia; 439 from South America; at . d 157 casks torn other places. Total, 4,0,1 e a ki. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Ocr. 5 . The market for Sue R wild of Kent and Sussex hops is rather cn the advance, and fine temples scarce. Wor• e.,ter market was well sup plied cn r-atarday.and e ones 2s per cwt. dearer. Duty estialteed at about £200,000. LONDON CORN MARKET -OCT. 5. There was a short supply of Erglish wheat from Essex this mor-- inn, that from Kent was tolerab'y good. Sales, howe er, proceeded slowly, and last week's gestations were with difficulty mai , tained Forei,n solo in retail at tormer prises. Flour underwent no change, with the exception of Nortolks, which were Is p.r sack dearer. Fine ma Ling barley rather dearer. Gainding and d stilling supp , rte char v.lue. Oats were in talc rupply. eel a steady sale was experi enced at last week's qu-ta‘ ions. Be. ns and peas dull. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEP f. 23 TO OCT 3 Coastwise. Wheat. Barley. slalt. Oats.' Beans Peas Flour. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brls. seas English 3Bll 2259 2281 9 597 121 .... 17:8 Scotch lO7 16 1. 5521 .... Inch Foreign E. C. Rail Gt. N. Pail 433 64 470 1529 .... 33 .... 382 c wts. Exported . I 1625 .... 1 .. 334 10 .. .. .... I 28 LONDON 0 TTLE MARKET.- Ocr 5 - - - - There is a considerable wrens in the eupply of beasts. however the weight of meat is Tint excessive, and price, on the average are not ;much lower. The number of sheep is about the same as of late. Trade is not quite so brisk for then, but here is no reduction in prices. Good calve, are scar. e and rather-dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 2,188 busts, 4yo she p, and 151 calve,; Northern and Midland Counties, 3,100 beasts ; Ireland, 350 beasts at.o 1,003 sheep, Per stone of filbs. s. d. s. d Per stone of 81bs. s. d. s. d. Best Sews, Herefords 4 8 5 0 Best Dns & Hf-bred .. 0 0 0 1. Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Jest Long-w 0015.... b 0 5 4 Second quality beasts 3 4 4 t Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves 4 4 5 4 Eaes and 2nd quality 4 6 4 8 Pigs Best Ons & Hf-breds .5 4 5 6 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market. 5,746 ; sheep and lambs, 22,330; calves, 186 ; pigs, 460. LO►ZDON MINING MARKET.—Ocr. 5. A moderate a mint of business is going forward to da;r . in home mining stacks. Whsd Mary Ann shares are inquired for, and have been tinat 48 There have also been trausaction3 in Alfred Consols shares at l3}, Sortridge Cons , .is at 28, and Par Consols at 204. St. John (lei 11,y shares have been dealt in at 12. Other foreign des-riptions are very quiet. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKE P.—Ocr. 5. The mazket was firm to day at the to:lowing prices —Mixed Nos . buyers 673 9', sellers 684 ; No. 1, buyers 694 sellers 693 6d ; No. 3, buyers 643, Belle's 4.4 s 6d per ton. B tLLINA SLOE FAIR. Prices for all sorts of stock increased as the day advanced, in spite of the rain which fell in torrents. James Smith, of Mason ' , rook, Galway, sold 100 wedders at 663 6.1 each, wh ch was the highest price obtained. Anothe , lot of 200 ware Fold by Mr. Robert Dar,•ey, at 60s td. The ruling prices for wethers has been given 503 to L5l. After 12 o'clock prices for wethers fel, materially, and at present sales ure very slack. Ewe‘ reached sus 51; averaged 455. THE FAILURE OF THE 'POTATO CROP Six weeks agl farmers were congratulating themselves that at length they would . be enabled to:harvest a good crop of potatoes. Never since the first appearance of the disease had the plants looked so well. Those that had been dug up were in excellent condition. There was an unusually large breadth of land sown, and everything promised well. The price of potatoes' at the waterside was not more than from £4 to £5 per ton.' Within the last few weeks, however, the disease has manifested itself - in the most extraordinary manner. Hundreds of acres will not pay for digging, as the potatoes, although looking very well then when first taken out of the ground, in 24 hours are unfit for use. Unfortunately this sudden mani festation of the disease is not confined to any particular district, but seems very general, and as a proof that this is so, it is a fact that potatoes which hardly would realise 4 , 5 per ton a month since are now eagerly bought at , 615 Per ton, and the salesmen and grocers predict that before another month is over the price will be quite 420 per ton. This is very sad intelligence for the poor, as it will prac tically rut this valuable esculent beyond their reach• Fortunately, however. we have had a plentiful harvest, and thus the suffering which would otherwise be inflicted will in some measure be mitigated. The course which is now proposed by the growers to adopt is to leave the potatoes in the ground for the present, on the chance that as the season further advances some few will escape. NOTICZ. E rEcrao-PLATE GOODS.-7 here are few branches of art that more perfecti )n 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 cf the sort, may he seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23. S auth John-street, who, to his other b-anches of business, has added a department for the sale of these articles, having been appointed arnt to cne of the first mannf , ctop - rs in Birmingham. The designs in these articles ate beiutifni, the quality very superior (nearly as good as slyer), and the price, con.idering all these, moderate to a degree An inspection of the goods will pro 'e the above facts.—Northern Times. Tel Sroons. •. •• Dessert Do. .. •••• • • • . 18s. „ Table Do. ........ ..... ........ • . 245. Dessert Forks 245. PI Sent carriagef ree to any part of the country. LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. Yesterday the 81 Catalogue (consisting of 2,079 bales cf Fast Indian Wool, all from Bombay, offered by Messrs. T. and H. Littledale and C 0.,) was submitted to public competition. The attendance• was not quite so large as on previous days, bat the demand was quite as animated, as will be seen when we state, that the entire 460 lots were disposed of in some minutes under three hours, and at very full prices. Many Scotch buyers attended, and more woDl was taken for export than on previous sales—owing, perhaps. to fresh orders from France. MESSRS. T. AND H. LITTLEDALE AND CO'S CATALOGUE. 2079 Bales EAST INDIA. Lop. Bales. Let. Bales. Per lb. 0. d. 451 4 452 10 453 5 454 8 455 9 456 9 457 1 458 4 459 9 460 8 461 1 462 2 463 8 454 9 465 5 466 3 467 2 468 3 469 7 470 7 471 3 All faults 472 10 473 10 474 10 475 3 476 2 477 2 478 7 479 6 480 3 481 3 482 1 All faults 483 1 484 2 485 ` 1 All faults 486 11 487 1 488 1 All faults 489 11 490 10 491 2 492 5 4'd3 10 494 9 495 5 496 3 497 4 498 3 499 1 500 11 501 2 502 1 503 3 504 1 505 1 506 2 507 1 508 2 509 2 510 6 51 l IAI Its 512 12 513 12 514 12 *515 8 516 8 517 2 518 519 6 520 5 521 2 522 1 523 1 524 2 525 1 526 4 527 8 528 1 All faults 529 1 530 13 All fau!ts 531 12 532 ]3 533 12 All faults 534 10 535 11 536 4 537 1 538 2 All faults 539 1 540 3 All faults 541 6 542 1 Two sorts 543 3 All faults 544 8 545 6 546 2 All faults 547 3 548 2 All faults 549 11 550 10 551 2 All faults 552 11 553 2 554 3 All faults 555 7 556 1 All faults 557 2 558 1 559 12 560 11 561 1 All faults 562 8 563 6 564 6 565 2 566 2 All faults 567 2 568 2 All faults 569 3 570 5 All faults 571 3 572 3 All faults 573 4 574 3 All faults 575 1 ditto 576 1 577 5 All faults 578 1 579 4 580 11 581 2 582 2 583 1 584 6 585 9 All faults 586 8 587 4 All faults 588 2 589 5 All faults 590 1 591 1 All faults 592 1 593 3 All faults 594 1 ditto 595 3 596 1 597 1 All faults 598 1 ditto 599 2 GOO 5 601 8 602 7 603 8 604 1 All faults 605 9 606 2 607 6 608 1 609 3 610 4 611 2 All faults 612 13 613 8 614 1 All faults 615 10 616 2 617 3 618 1 All faults 619 2 620 2 All faults 621 10 622 12 623 3 624 10 625 1 626 3 627 3 628 1 629 1 3 All faults 0 71 9 0 9 2 0 7 1 All faults 0 51 6 0 61 2 0 51 1 All faults 0 81 1 0 10 3 All faults 0 81 6 0 91 6 All faults 0 71 5 0 81 1 All faults 0 51 1 Do. 0 61 2 0 8 1 0 71 9 All fonts 0 61 7 0 71 1 0 61 1 All faults 0 51 2 Do. 0 51 10 0 5 10 0 5 5 0 9 0 31 1 - 0 31 4 1 21 1 0 104 1 0 9i 5 1 0 3 0 10 2 0 61 1 All faults 010 6 1 01 2 All faults 0 81 11 0 91 1 0 81 2 0 61 1 0 61 1 All faults 0 5 7 0 9 10 0 81 9 0 81 13 0 71 4 onebl3 sorts 0 6 1 0 51 1 All faults 0 11' 5 1 • 24 1 0 81 2 All faults .0 8 5 0 8/ 12 0 8 1 0 71 2 All faults 0 7 4 3 0 8 3 0 7i 5 0 61 1 0 3i 2 0 9" 1 All faults 0 6 9 0 7 8 0 7 8 0 5 1 0 4 4 0 4 1 All faults 0 3 8 0 3 i 8 0 31 9 All faults 0 8' 5 0 9.4 . 2 All faults 0 64 2 0 9' 1 All faults 2 1 1 All faults 2 1 1 All faults 1 Do. 1 Do. 8 3 10 5 10 4 4 9 4 1 All faults 11 2 5 2 All faults 12 3 1 All faults 1 Ditto 3 All faults 9 1 4 6 1 13 4 1 TWD sorts 1 All faults 6 1 All faults 8 7 11 5 1 1 1 All faults 6 1 All faults 4 3 All faults 4 3 All faults 6 2 1 All fiults 1 3 and 1 All faults 2 1 7 3 5 3 1 1 770 1 771 1 All &nits 772 11 773 11 774 11 775 10 776 13 777 2 778 10 779 1 780 1 All faults 781 6 782 t, 783 6 1 781 12 1 785 4 786 4 787 7 788 5 789 4 790 3 791 3 792 4 793 2 794 6 795 4 796 1 797 11 798 8 799 12 800 3 801 8 802 2 803 4 804 1 All faults 805 3 806 3 All faults 807 10 808 9 WOOL SALES, EAST INDIA WOOL, I EAST INDIA WOOL, CONTIN UED. Lot. Bites. Par CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s d. 809 9 0 71-, 810 1 All faults 0 4i 811 4 0 5, 4 , 812 1 All faults 0 5 813 7 0 44 814 2 0 5 815 3 0 9 816 2 All faults 0 6 817 13 0 8i 818 1 0 8 861 10 862 10 863 9 864 8 865 1 866 1 867 5 868 1 869 1 All faults 870 1 Ditto 871 2 872 7 872* 1 All faults 873 5 874 8 875 1 876 9 877 8 878 1 879 3 880 1 881 2 All faults 882 2 883 4 All faults 881 3 885 1 All faults 886 2 887 1 888 1 All faults 889 1 Ditto 890 2 891 1 All faults 892 2 893 1 894 2 895 4 896 1 897 3 898 3 899 1 900 6 901 5 902 8 903 9 904 8 EO5 13 906 3 907 9 908 9 903 8 910 1 910* Pickings 819 1 All faults 0 6 820 6 0 7 821 3 0 5 822 3 0 51 823 1 All faults 0 4 824 1 0 22 825 8 1 Of 826 7 1 0* 81 10 0 91 828 10 0 94 823 1 0 9 830 1 0 Si 831. 3 0 71 832 3 0 7 833 3 0 6 834 2 0 9_ 835 8 ö 8 ',l 836 7 0 8 i 837 8 0 71 838 8 o 7.t- 836 4 0 4 i 840 5 0 3 841 2 0 1; 842 6 0 9 813 7 0 8/ 844 9 0 7 845 9 0 7 846 2 0 5 847 2 0 3 848 10 o 51 849 10 0 51 850 n 51 851 9 n 1 852 1 0 81 853 3 0 81 854 5 n 73/4 855 1 0 6 , 856 1 a 4; 857 10 0 21 858 9 0 3 , 859 2 n 97 860 5 0 8i It will be seen, by an advertisement, that the sale of Mr. J. L. Bowes takes place this day (Tuesday), at three o'clock, consisting of 323 bales EAST INDIAN. 136 „ ITALIAN. 72 „ MOGADORE. 58 „ SFAX. 42 „ LISBON AND TURKEY. 22 „ FRENCH SHADDY WOOL. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. CAPTAIN Bonams, Vice-President of 'North Dispensary. Mr. CHARLES BOOTH, Vice-President of South Dispensary. Ur. FRANCIS MILL, Treasurer. I Mr. J. W. WILLIAMS. Secretary OFFICE —2l, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. Number of Patien!s during the past week. New Cases Received Advice and Medi-1 eine at the Institution _ New Cases Visited at their own houses } and supplied with Medicine EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. MONTHLY REPORT. SURG:ONS—H. Neill, Esq., J. Poole, Esq., and Dr. R. H. Taylor. ASSISTANT-SURGEON—Dr. Nevins. Tan Astral: R—J. G. Livingstone, Esq. EYE DEPARTMENT. New Patents admitted in the month of September .. Patients prescribed for. and who have received Surgical Assistance dn.ing the month of September 1675 EAR DEPARTMENT. New Patients admitted in the month of September.... 135 Patients prescribed for, and who - hove received Surgical Assistance during the month of September 479 Dr. Livingstone's work is now announced for the 10th of next month. he Parma Gazette annotr on that a subscription has teen opened at Parma for a monument to Correggio. Dr. H. E. Roscoe, of London, his been elected to the chair of c'temi3try in Owen's Coll, ge, Manchester, ren- der( d vacant by Professor Frankland's appointment to the office of chemical Itcturer at St Bartholomew's Hospital. lhere were B►teen candidates. A " dem foine" young gentlem , n, in turning swiftly on his heel in Broadway ran his he d against a young lady. He instantly pit himself into a posiCon to apologile.— " Not a word," said the . quiek 7 witted maiden, "it is'nt hard enough to hurt anybody ?" The coxcomb frowned and eloper,. We (Garieners' Chronicle) are sorry to find that form &hie di ease known a 3 pleuro-pneunonia, which has now existed in this country for suns .years, and which from time to time has decimated our most valuable herds, exis's at the present moment, and has proved exceedingly deaf ructive. METROPJLIrAN AND PROVINCIAL LAW ASSOCIATION. — In cons Tience of the royal Proclamation appointing Wee msday, the 7th of October, for a day of solemn fast, th e days selected f r the meeting of this assecivion to be held at M tnchester have been altered from the 7.h and 8:h to the B'h and 9ch of October, 18.57. It 13 unders'ood, rs a a Wed arrangement, that the maeting or the Briesh Acsociation fur 1859, is to be hell at Aberdeen, General Sabine having received from Sir J roes Clark a commnnicatiou expressing the willingness of the Prince - Consort to accept the ria of president when formally proposed to him by the council Lex year. A NIWANCE —Opposi'e the end of Sur ey-street, Strand, with only the river intervening, a vast manufactory of coke exists, the sulphurous fumes fr tin which are tightly (fur it is only worked at nigh') emitted over the whole City, the West End, or the suburbs, according to the set of the wind. Any one looking at a map of London will observe that this spot is nearly exactly the centre of the metropolis. Yrt here the manufacture of coke is allowed to go on ! KNIGHTHOOD FOR THE LORD MAYO OF LOND )N —lt is generally reported, in circles likely to be well informed upon the subject, that at the sxpim'ion of his year of office, the present Iserd Mayor of London ! Alderman Thomas Quested Finni.,) will receive 'r ,m her Alsj sty the honf:nr of knighthood, in acknowledgment of her Majesty's satis faction with the great and successful exPrio she has made in raiiirg a fund for the relief of the sufferers by the mutiny in India. MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE.—The other day an article, which seemed to be a rude b x or coffia, was washed ashore at Beenb,ns strand, quite close to Dingle Barbour, and about a mile from the 'own. This shell or case, on coming into the breakers, WA so kn' eked about that it burst revealirg the body of a female quite naked, if I may exeept her having on a pair of stockings. She appeared to be a woman of middle age, with brown hair. The body wig nut in an advanced stage of decomposition, considerirg the time it had been in the wa'er, which, judging from the length of the barnacles (four inches) on the lower part of the coffin, has been rstimstel by seafaring persons at no less than four months. Mr. Philip Hodnet*, of the Caast Guard, who was the day watchman, reported the case to the police, who placed the body in a coffin got from the workhouse. It was th , n brought into town, and by the permission of the High-S!leriff, allowed to remain in the c"urt.Louse to await an inquest.—Cork Examiner. A SERMON ON STowEs.—Politics, lore, theology, art, are full of thorns; but when you see a man perched like a crow on a rock chipping it, yt u si:e a happy dog. You who are on the look-out for beauty, find irregular features or l ck lustre dolls—you win lore wit are brained with puns or ill nature, the two forms of wit that exist out of books. But the hammerist can jump out of his gig at any twn of the road, and find that which his soul desires—the meanest stone a boy throws at a robin, is millions of years older than the Farnese Hercules, and has a his'ory as well as a sermon. Stones are curious things. If a man is _ raid f r be ikin; them he is wretched ; but if he c,in bring his mind to do it gratis he is at the summit of con teni ! With these men life is a Llicitous dream— . ll y are not subject to low sdirits like other men ; they smile away their human day ; an I when they see to die they don't sFein to mind it so very much. Can they take anything ea y by gieirg it one of their hard names—is the grave to them a cretaceous or ar4illaceous, or terrugineous ben, I he their pardon—stratum ? No ! It is Lecaus3 their Lobbies have been innocent ; and other men's hobbies are so apt to b 3 sicious. These hare broken stones while egotists have been breaking hum-n hearts.—Charles Reade's Course of True Love never .did run Smooth. NORTH, SOUTH. ! TOTAL. 250 1 603 56 1 141 CONTINUED. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 6. Hiss WATER—Morn. 12 36—Even. 12 56 —Fleieht, 20 ft. 1 In. OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Progress, from Ostend—J. Owens, Quebec—Earl Grey, Queenstown • ARRIVED. Albro Rh Gra"del Rosalie Ostend Telegraph Newfoundland , Oshawa . Acid .. ....Havre Albanian (s.s.) ...... ....London Athlete (s.s.) Oat. 5. SAILF.D. Oct. 4. Oct. 5. Blazer (3.) Marseilles British Queen (Ls.) Havre II indol Pernambuco Pk cahontal Rh'des Mdthilda Jane Henderson Biltimorel3amb rg New Orleans Yorick New York 'rani la New Orleans G' obe Charleston:Gyrn Cas le Bonaav Joan Rio Janeiro Pandora St. Thomas 1 B al tic New York CLEARED OUTWARDS. Lady Head Point de Galle Enphr tes Bombi) , ebastian Porto Rico Granite State Calcut < Nilariner Laigrico Anna Ag,tha Ha vre:&e I Wm - . Thomas . Sierra LTD; ENTERED FOR LOADING. l Union (s.s) Hambu - gh Sohynx Alicant;Nathalie Acojutla, &c Flo iting Light S. Cu ling Saa Venture Buenos Ayr es ;Jane Pitblado Pernambuco Intrinsic Charleston :V1 ry Ann Puerto Cabello Glsmira Coquimbo Florence Nightingale .. .... Rouen Mary I ibby Demerara Caroline Brown ....Sr. Michael's Merlin Fayal, &c Eliza Shari, Barbadoes, &c Joan Gibraltar Eliza Killick Jamaica Adelai ie Gibraltar Sr. Simon Africa Jeanne Gonaives ourPo RTB. Queenstown, Oat. 3 —Arrived—The Dante, from Constantinople— Fanny, Bloomer, Labrador—Frane, Odessa Waterford, uct. I.—Arrived—The Downes, Toole, from Bathurst. Oct. 2 —The Jantino Gizina, Finn, from Tag anrog—Secunda Rosina, Livorno. Oct 3—The Amelia, Cochmo, from Galata. Kings own, Oct. 3 —Arriced—Tha Tartara, Barnel., from Odessa. Plymouth, 'et. I.—Arrived—The Kangaroo (s.s.), from Liverpool, with damage to cargo. MARITIME EXTRA.CII. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5. A S.•hooner and a Flat ware aground this morning oa Fast Hoyle, but without si,nils of distress. . . P aister Cove (C.B , N. 9. Sept. 19 —The brigantine Fer,,e, Dun can, from P. E. Island, bound to awl qad, loaded with deals, went ashore on Larchaque Bay on the 15:h inst; ever , thing saved. Cronstadt, S pt. 12 —The vessel seen to founder by the Kate Swan ton was a Russian man-of-war, from Revel to St. Petersbargh, and aboa I,too persons drowned. Fleetwood, Oct 3.—The schooner Splendid, from Ardrossan with pig iron, wont on shore last night on Beru'rd's Wharf, and will be a wreck ; cargo exp - cted to be saved. I ralee, Oct 3.—The Lexingt n was got off the beach yesterday, by the steam-tug Res Ante, with the aid of a steam pump, and anchored in the biy. She is on liar way to Liverpool. Revel, Sept. 30.--The Celt, Carruthers, from Liverpool, is aground in Kinds. Bay. Boston, Sept. 22.—T1 City of Toronto, from Liverpool to Montreal, on eh re ;n the Straits of ve leisle, has been condemned and ao:d. Oporto, Sept. 28 Vigo and Lisbon have been dec'ared suspected of e;low feve-, and vessels bound hither from either of those places mu t proceed to St. Uoes, or other ports, to perform a quarantine of 5 days before they can be admitted here. VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the Tyne, arrived here from Alva Bay. Spoke. - . 751 752 753 754 755 756 757 758 0 5 1 0 74 0 51-, In lat. Lon. Aug. 20.. Robert Lowe.. Aug. 21.. En.nch barque Avenir, - to Batavia 03 N.. 23 W Deport by the Malcom, J Ales. arrived here from Saldanha Bay. Spoke. In lat. Lon. Aug. 15.. Cressida.. Report by the Veloeldade, Baird, arrived here from Madras. Spoke. In lat, Lon. Sept. 2..Caro'ine E izabeth, Bombay to Triaste l2 N.. 26 W Sept. 2. Ballarat, London to Melbourne ...... l2 N..2d W Sept, 2.. Anglesel, baund south ... . Sept. 21.. Daniel Watson . . . Report by the Trafalgar, arrived here from Manila. Spoke. In lat. Lon. Aug. 14 ..Coral Ise .... • • •• Aug. 23..Ganjim l6 N.. 28 W Fernandes, - to Havanna 04 N.. 106 E SPOKEN. In lat. Lon. Sept. 15 ..Orient, New York to Liverpool ..............40 N.. 70 W City of NlaneheAer . . -ept. 2s—Janet Kidston FOREIGN PORTS. Betsey Hall sailed fro - a Montego Bay fir Liverpool, Aug. 12. Me: cutio sailed from Laguna Porto Cabello, Aug 28. Mu: tun Castle sailed from Porto Cabello for Liverpool, Aug. 6. Savanil 4, from Santa Martha at Carihagena, Aug. 23. Ocean Br de, Atkins, hence at Quebec. Lancastri,, Flood, hence at Pernambuco. Tainiu'ipas (s.s ), hence at Boraeaus. Fclipse, hence at thstend. Taurus (s.g.) sailed from Smyrna for Liverpool, Sept. 19. Damascus (s.s.) sailed from Alexandria Cu' Liverp)ol, Sept. 15. Scamander (s.s.), Hark n Adelstein, and Danube (s.s.)—all !nix° at Gibraltar. Betas sail d f - om Odessa for Liverpo )1. and Susan West—both hence at Riga. Fairy, Staghoand, aid J .e. Gowan all sailed from Denia for Liver- BIRTHS On the 13th ult., at St. Cif)la, West Indies, the wife of Frank R. Newton, Feq , of a son. On the 29th nit., at Coxl.xige Hall, Northurnberl nl, the wife of Major Carter, 63rd Regimtnt, of a son. On the Ist iist-, at Stanley, the wife of Mr. Richard Wood, of H.M. Customs, of a soa. MARRIAGES. On the Ist inst., at Claverley, Shropsh re. by the Rev. G. EL B. Gabert, M.A., vicar, assisted by t e Rev. S, Stratford Lambrick, Mr. Henry Lovett, Waterloo-road, Wolverhampton, to Emma Louise, youngest daughter of Thomas Wilson, Esq., of Farmewe Hall, near .hr former vlace. On the Ist inst., at St. Mary's Church, WeymOutb, by the Rev. Talbot Greaves, rector, Richar ffolliott Eliot, Esq., second son of Wm. Eliot, Esq , of Weymouth, to Mary Milborough, only daught.r of Major-General Huyshe, C.B. Ore the Ist inst., at Gosbeck, Suffolk, by his brother, the Rev. J. G. Howes, M.A., Fellow of St. Peter's College. Cambridge, assieed by the Roe. W. H. Attwooi, rector, James Erastus Howes, EFq., of Stonham A spal, youngo , t son of the late Rev. Tho:nos Ho ves, M A , rec or of Thorndon, to Emma Jane. youn,est surviving daughter of the late C)lonel James Edward Frath, of her Majesty's 66th Regi ment. DEATHS On the 13th Angus', at Lime, in his 45th year. in couseq ienee of wonads i flitted by an assassin, Stephen Henry SnLimn, Esq., her illajeity's Charge d'Affaires, ant Consul-General to Peru. Oa the 30th u t , of scarlatina, aged 21 yearn, .stel'e, the beloved w fa of I , o ert Radish, and daughter of Mr. J. P. Guillaume Lea, of Seymour-street. On the sth inst., at Brunswick Dick, Jan., the beloved wife of Mr. John MHa Corporation Dockya d. eZ — Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to o"ar Office duty aUthenticted. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Teleg7aph. CHESTER RA.CES. V -_ESTERDAY. WELTER CUP. Conrad ..1 I Master 8ag0t....2 S!uggard Five ran. SHORT 3 HANDICAP. Skyeut'er... ..1 I Catherine Logie..2 I thurgeois ....3 Sven ran. PAID FORFElT.—Babylon. ➢IoSTYX STAKES. Saunterer walked over. PAID Foavva.—B bylon and Keystone. INNKEEPERS' HANDICAP. De Ginkel Two ran. PAID FORFEIT.---December and Alice. ALMA STAKES. prigh:ly c Four ran. TATTERSALL'S. -YESTERDAY, Li TEST BETTING. CESARWITCH. 100 to 15 agst M. Dobler (taken) 11 ... 1 Plush colt 100 6 Miry (taken) 100 6 .. Warlock 20 1 .. Aster 20 ... I .. Black Tommy 3) .. 1 .. Poodle (taken) 30 1 ... Poacher 33 . , 1 .. Tasmania 30 ... 1 ... December 45 .. 1 .. Odd Trick 50 .. 1 Z gzag 66 1 .. Prioress CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 100 to 6 agst Whistling Willie 20 1 .. Chantilly 20 .. 1 .. Rush, colt 20 .. 1 .. Dobler THE DERBY. 20 to 1 agst Texopholite (take►) 23 .. 1 Ethiopian P'RE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS 'PER DOZEN. WINES D . ANDER S 0 5 ,-CASTLE-STREET-5. P 0 . . R T. —Highest class Vintage Wine, five years } 45s per' Dozen. in bond, and fit for immediate use.... In Pints...... ............ ..... 24s SHERRY.— First Class, Pale and Gold 42s CLARE I'. St. At ien, tour years in bottls.. 423 CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S. fromtntreat Saint, THIS DAY. , Tins DAv, the 6.h instant, at Four o'cick, at the Broker , ' Offie', sits 2,000 Bales WOOL. , co., pri_ Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER at ale Tills DAY. the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, Broker's office, 2, Dale-stre t, 2853 Tanned E. I. KIPS. Dte n. / a, CO., _.....--' Apply to B ROWNR, 11 UN FER, ..' it, THIS DAY, the 6th instant, at Twelv e o'ciols, 200 Tons ORGANIC BONE PHOSPHATE OF ..., Containing from 40 to 55 per cent. __ l gav Apply to AR' OTT BROTHERS , Livoi ~ to Taos DAY , the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, °l' Brokers' Office, 407 Barrels Medium rtosiN, 1000 Barrels Common. RE Y% Bra t Apply to BIGLAND, SONS, & 4 .the Tins DAY, the 6111 instant, at T ------' welve o cloc k l. 4 , ' Brokers' Office, Colonial buil•lings, About 2500 Bags Bengal RICE, all faults. go., Apply to BUSHBY k C Y " , - ibe ---- ,„inek $* Tats DAY, the 6th instant, at Twelve cl- - :eoi, Brokers' Office , Colonial - buildings, Dale-,. an) Bags Bengal RIC ~ " 7 , ,to AO now landing ex Marian Moore, Stanley Dock.—APP ., ,o , 13 ,- Ait BUSHBY & ,-, ' to - D tle.strou. , . Tats DAY, the 61k instant, at Half. past One o'clock, a t „t, Office, Corn Exchange-buldings, Brunswick -s •`"opie, About 4500 Bushels Mediterranean BARLEY , in tit „ 300 Lo ids BARLE Y MEAL. G _ r l.l Apply to H. H. GOLDI - ; 0 Tate DAY, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock,il' Brokers' Office, 14, Exchange-build in g 9, 570 Tons Mazatlan LINIAWOOD• O r ' se now landing ex Ocean Pearl, from Mazatlan, south 0% 0 ug,,,., Moore Dock . — Apply to S. DUTTON B__ Z l_`l_f__----_, tpe THIS DAY, the 6 n instant, at Twelve o'clock, " Brokers' Office. 18, Hackin's-hay , 1360 Bags Bengal RICE, trli ex Wm. Cole, Albert Dock.—Ap,ly to Tuts DAY, the 6th i ;slant, A a ' t S'TwelvleLotcli:,g:l Broker's Office, 6, Bumf ird-place, 306 Barrels Extra Fine ROSIN. .., pp 11 11 0. now landing ex Albert Galls in.—For further partictilaqt,Dm WI LL IAM DAMS . 0, Tuts DAY, thia 6;h instant, at the Po blic Sii.le r° Exchange-bui;dings, • 350 Bales East India, 359 Bales Italian Mitifadore, 'Sfax, Portugese, WOOD' and Egyptian 700 Bales r ) I , iiV 4 Apply to JOHN L. BOWES, Wool B r oker, •,-, 00 01 On account of whom it may concern• t he r By order of the Trustees of the Liverpooi Docks, fir and Saisfaction of Freight and Charge.. . t 00 Tau DAY, the 6th instant, at Twelve o ' clock , " Brokers' Office, 18, Chapel-street. Diamond G P R 673 bags RICE. m ...,,,t i ll y ex Talavera, from Calcutta. Lying i n the Wapping,,,e' r 401' houses.—For farther particulars apply to , Sr" DANIEL C. BUCHANAN & '-' - 1 THURSDAY•_ ---1° On 1 HU/480AT next, the Bth instant, at T we lve o'c.toot Brokers' Office, Apsley-buildingss 5585 BUFFALO HORNS, d$ ex Wildfire, from Bombay,—Apply to _ 00 1 Eow , Rn COX &soN 4 . 0 0 On TH URSDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'ck o ' Brokers' Offit e, 16, Exchange-buildings', 100 Cases Fast India TALLOW", ....„.. landad ex Eliza Pirrie, in the Stanley Dock.—Apply O n O r J. H. RAYNER & C . 0 0 On THURSDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, II Brokers' office, 16, Exchange-buildings , 300 Qrs. Egyptian LINSEED, ok s 200 bags Ye.low 31 USTARDSEED. Br Apply to J. H. BA I'N Eft & C__‘" , :'—ttp d On THURSDAY, the Bth of Oztober, at Twelve o'clock' Broxers' Office, 2, Exchan ae- buildinggl 31 Tons African IVORY, . ,ter . for inspection in Wapping Dock Warehouse A.—Apply W. W. A t tiT 0 ;0 On THURSDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twe ye o'clock' Brokers' Office, 18, Hackin's-hey, 351 Bags Ye,low al US ['AIR) SEEO. 1 0 / now landing ex Culloden, in Albert Dock.—Apply to „, 1;0 A. & S. H. sLEIII9'-o 0 1 On THURSDAY, the Bth of October, at Twelve o ' clock,, Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 3 Tons Deer HORNS, Do. DO. , 0 p i' Apply to 10 BROWNE, Buffalo HUNTER, and C 020 9 On THURSDAY next, the Bth instant, at Four o'clock, Public Sale-room, rit,S' 1090 Bates East India, i vv . °. , a + 400 Bales S:ax, Slogador, Chili, O por t o , &c. I >/iro ft Apply to T. H. LITYLEDALE & Cu.' On THORSDA Y, the 81 ne st. of Oc;obar 300 Bales East India 200 Bales Clrdova j Woo[4. 110 Bales Buenos Ayres 100 Bales Oporto and other 710 B.tles. EDMUND BUC K 1 :t t3O Apply to On fuuasumr, the Bth of October, at Four o' , Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildings, ILicki, 560 Bales East Inclia 64 Do. Laid Cheviot 354 Do. Greasy Ororto 147 Do. Ocorto Skin and Mountain 100 Do. Cordova, Iceland, and Egyptian 139 Do. Mog More and Sfax 40 Do. Russian Lambs', and Turkey 33 D. Goats' Hair 6 Do. Woo'leu Rags 8 Do. Sheep Skins 1451 Bales Apply tq PERKIN 3 ROBINSO _ rir°',7 FRIDAY. . __ .• Oa FRIDAY, the 9ih of October, at Four o'cloc, 500 Bales E. I. WuOf., 26 Do. Egyptian DITTO. e P BROWN K, HUNTER 8z On FRIDAY, the 9th of October, atFour o'clock, Brokers Sa'eroon3, 25, Temple-street, 500 Bales Last India 500 sheets English Skin and Fleeee, w,jOLS• 1.000 Bales Turkey, Egypti in, Iceland, Russian, and other Low 2,000 Bales. Apply to W. GREA'►ME _a_ • • IA On WEDNESDA Y, the 14th instant, at the Broker's 54 Exchange Chambers, (To follow the Sales of Horse Hair,) new crop, now landing, suitable for Bruqt Making, S es;l4l l 4 Apply to Messrs. Leech, Harrisun, and Forwood, merchants; 10 1. F. J. EATON, 700 Bales MEXICAN FIBRE, On , the in4tant, at Twelve o'clock. A t tli g Brokers' Offite, 2, Dale-street. 167 liaise Mexican FIBRE, ex Mountain Eagle.—Apply .o . BUN FER, f/r ° BRA NNE. r 0• . —__ en dale. PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT' got , A cheap, durable, a n d p erttc tl y W aterproo f Roo pfr ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. / Office and Warchotyte—S, CA B LR.ST3I . - . . J . R CAMERON, WAT 1.1 AND CIIRONOWETER MAIEFS , 9 09 1 ' vElt ° ` 54, SOUTH CASTLE - STREET , 141 • 11 $. fig' 1 0 MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR „, n :y SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BA l * - CHARTI, &c. - p I KET PORTRAIT -RA O 34, C A STLE-STR E ET. itt 4 d p,j, ARE NOW RE-OPENEDL.frle''r d W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking l',::: t ifi/if; the public for the liberal patronage with which he has Idile_ d t and at the same time to inform them that to accoral n i , trio pidly increasing business he has built an entirely 11 '' Oar; loom, which is admitted to be tha finest in Liverpo ol ; o t 12,14 14 increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. illlF e Z s per Pictures will not only sustain the high character that' ' attained, but even surpass his former productions. OD' 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVER.. - Opposite the Bank of Eng'and. il t a re ,NO THE l UNDERNOTED VESSELS 06 present BEING FITTED with WIRE Ajo g Pi of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S M a n u f ac t ure , OP n a Three SFEAMERS and Three SAILING VESSELS.' s o '" John Laird, Esq. ~,, an d 4 , JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer Messrs. T. Vail — ifir . builders. sq., 0 0 10' Ship PARSEE MERCHANT Ship BOGOTAE. Bateau ,v,,(0 6t ; ...Messrs. Blythe and Trou-,,..10,00: 0 , Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and 0°19t.00 New ship LLAMA Messrs. Batty and s e ar viiy , v p, pl % , , NEW 5H1P.......... NEWSHIP. ••...........—..........8ui1ding at . ilr... at i NEW 8ARQUE .......:. • • Butld9Too ill"! ,o 0 NEW SCHOONER . . . 13 v 1 / 1 0 $ pol o r Also, a number of VE -SELS being FITTED with ~ s u ist i t ot The advantage of WIRE hOPE for SHIPS' 111° T t er- -C ,,f/Ifdll generally known needs few comments. It is much lig'1, 0 11‘,„" vi , ably cheaper —more durable—and less than half the_ tw e v" ,i Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships be" — csti ° ward. 0 sf , P li CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE LIT----° GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND 0 0 " 01' , MANUFACTURERS OF 11 WI RE IMPROVED PATEN t ' CORDAGE AND i'''' SAILMARERS -SHIP-CHANDLERS , n ol, 4 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, LIVE I4 " V.l 'D ir MANUFACTORY—WAVERTEEE-ROAD• ..,011' d 0 , A full Assortment of Nil IRE ROPE, and C EMI', ~,r t ,S OIR ROPE and HAWSERS always in Stock for ExP" use . --- CO' o' , c f Printed and Published by CiIARLES WlLlAM ll 4tAbli sli street, at his Genziral Prini,ng and Stationery 19, South John-street. Liveroonl. _ WIRE RIGGING. IUES A' , OC VoBER, 6, 107' On S,TCHDAY, lOth October, at the Brokers' SAleroow, Atherton-buildings, vale-street. 1,500 Bales East India, 170 Buenos Ayres, I WO' 50) „ Egyptian. blogadcre, Sfax) Oporto, Busch, Turkey, &c., 10 Bass Turkey ()OATS' HALE. 1830 Bees. For catalogues, &c., app'y to t oY HUGHES it RONALD, Wool Th