Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-17 00:00:00

MUNE VARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening , The Cotton Market to •cley was rather more active, an d prices were firmly maintained. The sales were about 5,000 bales, including 1,000 on speculation, and for export, Messrs. Wright, jun., and Co., in their circular, iesuei for trdnsinission by the Persia, supplies us with the follDwing remarks upon the movement of the trade during the week : Oar last tircnlar advises were dated 9th insant, and forwarded par Europa. The American accounts, to hand the following morning, indeced aFeculators to extend their operations, and Cotton was in good demand at very full rater, for all classes. . A sudden check was given to all business on Monday, by the action of the Bank, in raising the interest rate to 7 per cent. The public Funds, at the same time, were very depressed, and the Continental Exchanges and mercantile disasters assumed a threatening aspect, causing apprehensions lest greater stringency might be Lund necessary. in order to check the export of our precious metals. Some large failures in London and Glasgow tende3 to increase the gloom, and fears of future troubles are more or less indulged , should the panic in financial matters in America continue. There is, however , more tone in our own monied circles, and the desire to forward specie la, s somewhat abated, whilst large arrivals of Gold from Australia have timely cone in to our aid, and, coupled with more fa - ()arable political and com mercial advices from the East, have done much to allay mistrust, though not quite re-establish order. Confidence however, unshaken in the immediate future course of the market being maintained, and passing events on the other side of the Atlantic fully corroborate such views. Spinners have considerably restricted t heir purchases of late, and by so doing have drawn from their own stock about 25,000 bales. Holders evince no &trio:Rion to press sales, and in middling and the better classes the decline scarcely amounts to a cinotatiOn ; the lower grades, however, are more unsaleable at a d to id reduction. The total sales of of the week amount , o 25,380 bales, of which 16,600 are American. Speculators have taken 9,410, and exporters 100 leaving 15,470 bales of all kinds to the trade. The import for same time is 25,573 bales, of which 4,533 are American. The quantity known to be at sea from Ame rican ports is about 13,000 bales. PRICES TO DAY. New Orleans Fair.. fit 1 Mi Idling —914 Ordinar , ...l3d to Sil Mobile ~ • • 9 isl ~ .9i 1 ~ ..7d to 84.1 Atlantic ~_ ..9)}l . ..91 ~ ..60d to 8d Total taken for C‘ms'ptim.lBs7 1,668,139 bales.lBs6 1,743 470 bales. Export ta ~ ctn.d) .. ..223,L02 ~ .. 198 703 ~ • American Brazil Egyptl,n E India W ln , is Total Stock this day .1 3,510 19,19 P 4,770 122,830 8:3 311 1110 Same time 1856.459,590 33,420 50,270 54,510 .9 0 511,720 Messrs. Kershaw and Jardine, in their circular s evening, say : The further advance of the rate of interest to 7 per cent. at the Bank of England on Monday last, coupled with the unsettled and unsatisfactory condition of the Money Market. both on the Continent and in America, had the immediate effect of checking exten-ive operations on the part of the trade, and also speculators, a‘ho were prepared to buy largely, in consequence of the news per Persia being con sidered highly hvourable for holders, and which would undoubtedly have resulted in a further advance ; since that day, however, our market has been in a state of collapse, the daily sales being smaller than for many years past, yet without materially affecting prices, excepting in the lower descriptions of American and Surat, which are about * per lb down. In all long stapled kinds the inquiry has been extremely limited, and prices remain unchanged. Messrs. Leitch, Harrison, and Forward, state th The American monetary advices have spin interrupted the natural action of the trade, and have led to operations by consumers be.ing reduced within the smallest compass, so much so, that for two days, the 14th and 15th inst , only 3,600 bales changed hands, and the total sales of the week are only 25,000 bales, including 9,500 to speculators, and 1,500 for export, leaving cnly 14,000 bales for the trade. The Liverpool Share Market opened with increased firmness to-day, and there was a marked improvement in the value of Eastern Counties, Dovere, Great Western of Canada, and Grand Trunks ; the heavy Stocks, also, were better. After some fluctuations, we closed quietiy, not at the best quotations of the day. The transactions were as follows :-Blackburn, 71; Caledonian, 39/, 391, 391 ; Eastern Counties, 11 Great Western, 52i; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981, 931, 938, 932, 934 ; Lancaster and Preston, 342 ; London and North Western, 90, 96/, 964, 94 961, 961, 9EI, 961, 961.- 961; Manchester, Sheffiel.i, and Lincolnshire, 381 374, 384; Midland, 811 81/, 814 82, 811 ; North British, 111 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 214 ; Dovers, 188, 19, 18 1546, 19, 18 15-16 181, 18 15-16 ; Grand Truck of Canada, 101, 10 7-16, 104, 104, 101, 10 7-16 ; Great Western of Canada, 184; Royal Insurance, 34p. The following were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 71, 71 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 641, 644; Caledoniar, 394. 394; Chester and Holyhead, 144, 15 ; Sastern Counties, 104, 11 ; East Lancashire, 90, 904 ; Do. 9/. shares, 4, 9-16 p; Great Northern, 234, 24 ; Do. A, 101, 102; Great Western, 52, 521 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 931, 93/ ; Do. 91. shares, 4. Q p ; Liverpool Crosby, and Southport, 18e-, 184; London and North Western Stock, 96, 961; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 37,4 38; Midland Stock, 819, ; North British, 114, 12 ; North Staffordshire, 44, 4d ; North Eastern - Berwick, 221, 224 ; York and North Midland, 381, 394 ; Leeds Capital. Stock, 241, 241 ; South Eastern and Dover, 18 15-14,19 ; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 54 .1; do. new Shares, 53, 51 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 44, 41 d ; Great Western of Canada, 184, 181 ; do new shares, 24, 2 d; Great Luxembourg, 6, 81; Grand Trunk of Canada, 103, 10 7-16. The weekly Traffic Returns, received up to this afternoon, are as follows :-Bedale and Lehurn 1281; Belfast and Ballymena 1,195 1 ; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 3,122/ ; Caledonian 14,5751; Chester and Holyhead 7,2 . 29/; Cork and Bandon 309/; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 2581; Deeside 2671; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,4231; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,0921; Dublin and Drogheda 1,6151 ; Dublin and Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown, 1,751/ ; East Anglian 9591 ; Eastern Counties and Eastern Union 26,8541; East Lancashire ti 377/ ; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunferm linel,23ll; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 2,9691; Glasgow and South Western 7,7271 ; Great North of Scotland 1,4511; Great Northern 26,540/- Great Southern and Western 7,9491; Great Western 28,8511; Kendal and Windermere 3501; Lancaster and Carlisle 7,7761; Lancashire and Yorkshire 23,9881; Llanelly Railway and Dock 450/ ' • London and Blackwell 1,3901 ; L on d on , B r i g ht on, and South Coast 16,9371; London and North Western 66,4801; London and South Wester n 16,5251; London, Tilbury, and Southend 1,7641; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincc•lashire 11,9231; Manchester, South Junction and Altrincham 1,6011; Marypart and Carlisle 9911; Midland 34,6001; Midland Great Western 6,1101; Newcastle etnd Carlisle 3,646 ; North British 5,808/ ; North Eastern 37,734 ; North Staffordshire Railway and Canal 8,1161; North Western 9521; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,7261; St. Helen's Canal and Rdilway 1,6161; Shrewsbury and Bir mingham 1,6451; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,0691; Shrewsbury and Hereford 1,7651; Scottish Central 8,2671; Scottish North Eastern (late Aber deen) 3,4151; South Devon 2,9441; South Eastern 21,1341; South York and River Dua 2,8511; South Wales 7,5481 ; Ulster 1,5081; Vale of Neath 1,8011; Warrington and Stockport 373/; Wa!erford and Kilkenny 3851; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3,5661 ; Whitehaven Junction 5211 ; Blackburn 1,0211 ; Bristol and Exeter 1,857/; Taff Vale 3,9711; Buffalo and Lake Huron 1,0941; Dutch Rhenish 2,7581 :; Grand Trunk of Canada 9,8951; Great Luxem burg 1,0471; Great 'Western of Canada 11,0381 Sambre and Me se 1,119. The Funds opened this morning with a dull appearance, buafterwards attained a decided advance, and are quoted 9 per cent. higher than at four o'clock yesterday Large arrivals of Gold have assisted in strengthening the impression that, for the present, at least, the worst of the monetary pressure is over. The total value of the remit tances by the Royal Charter and the King Philip exceed half a million. Messrs. Leitch, Harrison, and Forward, in their circular, make the following important remarks. upon the state of mercantile affairs. and we need not apologise to our readers for occupying so much space in consequence. They say :- The past week has been one of considerable anxiety in commercial circles here, occasioned chiefly by the advises brought by the Persia to the 30th alt. , These advises showed the further progress of the commercial avalanche in America, which after overwhelming the Roalway and Stock speculators, with whom it chiefly originated, had swept down a large number of Banks and commercial houses, and was interrupting the efforts of many solvent traders to make remittances to this country. A. general stoppage of Amer:can overdue remittances is always a fruitful source of embarrassment and alarm on this side, and coming at a time when our Indian troubles, and the consequent suspension a trade to that quarter, had rendered the public mind sensitive to unfavourable influences of any kind, considerable uneasiness and anxiety have been the natural and prevalent features. Nor did the movement of the Bank of England fail to augment the depression ; that institution advanced the rate of discount to 6 per cent on the Bth inst. and again to 7 per cent on the 121 inst., leaving it then dcubtful whether another tu"n of the sceow would not be decided upon at the Bank meeting yesterday. A further advance, however, was not then made, and so, amidst the general uneasiness, some room is permitted for calm thought. Happily for this community annually little American produce is held at this pined, and the American houses will escape any serious loss on that account, for the stock of tne greatest staple- Cetten-is reduce l to 163 000 bale!, a quantity which, in tinrs of prev:oue pressure has been held by a single house ; and there is also a poor pros pect of any large supply this year, even to an extent ade quate to our consumption. Thus, with the continuance of a wise liberality on the part of our Banks, which at pre sent is being shown, whatever cases of large individual loss may result, we 1166 i not fear any serious disasters, especially as the year has been one of cemniercisl profit to most parties in the United States' trade. So far but little specie has gone forward at the call of the United States (short of £BO,OOO being in the Balcic), nor is much likely to find its way there, and even if it did, its absence from us would be but temporary in the peesent state of American indebtedness to this country, and should scarcely give rise to a course of farther banking stringency, by which the commercial community must be deeply injured, and its power to meet the difficulty needlessly reduced. The rates paying outside fer disc mints range from 71 to 8 per cent., and long paper is not readily encashed, but as there is no want of confidence, and legitimate commercial paper is taken without demur, so far the i reseure produces salutary caution, and prevents undue expansion in any direcioa : the trading community of this country has not, indeed, been of late extending its operations, nor have speculative schemes been absorbing business capital, so that there is really very little sail to shorten, in order to aWe riding out of the storm, unless that storm be heightened in intensity by an ill-timed distrust and want of confidence. Some large failures have ieeed been reported, in Glasgow, of he uses expanded beyond legitimae bounds, and more of this class may be expected We have never expected that the stoppage of Trade iu India would be of long duration. Without a leader, •or a cause around which any enthusiastic feelings, either political, social, or religious, could be concentrated, and with a tee ditionel knowledge-not of so old a date as to have its force greatly awakened-of the power and past successes of this ceuntry, the rebellion so far has shown little more than the ill-organised features and movements of a banditti, and the handful of Europeans left from the massacre stand as yet victoricus in every affray, and as large European reinforcements were close upon the Italian coast, we look forward to trade to India being resumed within a brief period, et all events, upon a moderate footing. The pro bable cost of this Indian war stands as another text for the alarmist, bat it may bs noticed that the European force does not add tn but only displaces the native force ' • and beyond the cost of transport, it does not seem likely to extend very greatly our outlay. We would still further note that Europe, Canada, the United States, and we may specially note England, have had abundant crops ; and these are not more welcome to the several countries, as the beads of their own prosperity, than to us as a commer cial and manufectnring community, as supplying the safest grounds for the expectation of a good trade. Whilst, then, on all sides there seems no cause for panic or alarm, wise caution, and o the limitation of the sanguine expectations which were justified a short t'me ago, are the sugges tions that we venture to make to our foreign correepoedents at this interesting period. So far as the Stock Eichange serves as an index to public opinion, it may be noted that the first effect of the Persia's news was to drop Consols to 861, but they have since rallied to 881, and Railway Shares have recovered 1 or 2 per cent The opportune arrival of the Royal Charter, in sixty two days, with Australian god, estimated at 450,000 has given rase to the more cheetful tone pervading , business this afternoon. Consols for Money closed this afternoon at 881 to 88j, and for the Account at 88g to 881, and Ex chequer Bills at 8 to 4 die. There was much buoyancy in the London Railway Share Market to-Jay, and prices exhibit a material advance. The following were the closing prices : - Ambergate, Nottingham, and East Junction, 4i ; Caledonian, 78, 79; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 61k, 62i ; Eastern Counties, 54, 55; East Lancashire, 89, 91 ; Great Northern, 95, 96 ; do A shares, 82, 83 ; Great Western, 52k, 521 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 931, 931; Leeds Northern, 48, 49 ; London and North Western, 951 961 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 38, 40 ; Midland Stock, 81k, 821 ; North British, 46, 47; York, Newcastle, an Berwick, 91, 92 ; York and North Midland, 77k, 781; Grand Trunk of Canade, 40, 42 Great Western of Canada, 18k, 191 ; ditto New, 21, 11. After official hours, the following were the quota tions :-Caledonian, 781, 79 ; Eastern Counties 10 13-16, 10 15-16; East Lancashire, 89, 91 ; Great Northern, 95i, 96; Do. A. 86, 88; Great Western, 52 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 921, 92,1; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 38, 39 ; Midland Stock, 811, ; North .13ritish, 46, 47 ; South Eastern and Dover, 62i, 63; York, Neweas• tle, and Berwick, 91192 i; York and North Midland, 78, 79. those of the New York and Erie and Illinois Central lines, the prices of whioh have fluctuated considerably, the market generally closing with a steadier and better appearance.' BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending Oe'. 9, 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Credit. Government Debt ...... L 11,015,103 Other securities 3,459,90 t) Gold Coin and Bullion .... Debit. Notes issued .. £24,014,510 £24,014,510 9,539,510 The course of Money matters, and the crisis in America and in many of the Continental cities, have had a marked effl ct in curtailing business opera tions in the manufacturing districts. From the engaged condition of producers, hawever, neither Goods or Yarns have suffered a depreciation of value, though with less doing in ei.her department, rates of both are more nominal. Our Grain Markets throughout the country have a drooping tendency, and the trade is still without animation. Wheat is offered freely, ex ship, and the range of prices is against sellers. Flour of fine quality is tolerably steady, but common brands are easier to purchase, and for Indian Corn there is only a retail demand at barely former rates. Today's market Was Mere cheerful, and a better business prevailed ; the only article, however, that supported its value was Indian Corn, and for which a good consumptive inquiry was experienced. Owing to the extraordinary extent of the recent fluctuations, four members of the Stock'Exehange were yesterday declared unable to meet their en gagements. All are brokers, with the exception of one, who is what is termed a " jabber" in Consols. lc only two of these cases is the amount of " dif ferences" considerable, and in one of these a dividend of l Os. in the pound will, it is stated, be made immediately. The connections cf one of the defaulting firms are understood to lie principally in Liverpool and Manchester, whilst another had large transactions open in Caledonian and Canadiab railway shares. A considerable portion of the Mexican dollars ex the steamer Parana, were sold yesterday f..r exportation to China at 5s OFI per ounce, being 44 below the price realised for the supply which arrived early last month. The price of bar silver is quoted 5s lid to 14 per ounce standard. It is still thought that the remitfance to the East by the Indus on the 20th instant will approach 800,0001. The steamer Seine has brought. about 40,000/ in silver from Boulogne. It appears that the Euphrates Valley Telegraph project is to be abandoned. An extraordinary general meeting of the European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company is called for the 3rd of November, " for the purpose of receiving a report of the directors, and of determining on the propriety of dissolving and winding up the com pany." _ _ _ The Swedish Government are inviting tenders, in London or elsewhere, for an issue of funded State Bonds, to the amount of about 1;200,0001. sterling. The money is to be employed in the cons ruction of railways. The financial advisers of the government are surely committing a great mis take in bringing forward a negotiation of this kind at so peculiarly unfavourable a juncture. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Rodney for the conveyance of passengers to Melbourne, at the rate of 161 2s. 6d. per head. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. 8011, Son, and Co. :—" During the past week the transactions in American State stocks have been few and un important, whilst there has been much activity in the market for railroad shares and bonds. The business, however, has been chiefly confined to Total .. .. £24,014,510 :PARTMENT. Credit. Government se- curities £10,560,607 Other securities 22,398,877 Notes 4,024,400 Gold and silver coin Total .. , £37,554,317 Hay. 01d...... ... Ditto, aew ..... Ditto, clover .... Green Clover .... Grass Straw, wheat Ditto, oat . , „ , Ditto, barley Oats, In straw .... This week. P.icespaid Cum. Prices., Import Sales. Description. this week. Mid. Fair. Stocks. -- -- --- d. d. d. d. 1502 41260 Sea Island •9t026 16 17 710 Upland - -6fto 9# 9 1.16 91 165310 .... 3640 Mobile - - 6 to 21b9 3 16 9} 2971 EO5O New Orleans 54 to 101 9 5.16 9# 2a40 680 Brazil - --91 to 11 101 1 , 1 17880 423 Egyptian - -11 to 14 11} 11# 5409 510 West India -84 to 10 94 94 1160 •• • • 18500 7110 East India -41 to 86} 6# 124 70 —....... ----i—..._. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—OcT 16. :MAIL—At the reduced price noCced yesterday, there has lnen more disposition to purchas. ; about 133 hhds. BriLish West bails are reposed, 1,00 i bags Gnrpattah dates at 435, an.: 503 cases, 1,240 bags Bahia at 29s per cwt in bona. MOLA3a3 oa Pun —There is nothing to notice. COFFEE.—The public sal-s went off q ly, a small portion of the JanLica only finding buyers at moderate rates, and nearly the whole of the Malabar was withdrawn. Roca.—The market continues dull, and only 50) bags damaged Madras sold. SALIPETIE. - N this ghsa been done. JUTE.—The quantity for pub is sale was not offered. H RMP.—Manil away all , ithd - forn. Cots YALN.—about 7,5C0 band:e, found buyers at per ton for sound. THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1857 tion, but we hare no inquiry from I - eland ; the general scarcity Or this wide e, at the moment, enables holders to make an advancs of 6d to is per quarter; white co nis also dearer in the same proportion. Arriva's and exports from the 13th to the 15th of October, 18.'7, inclusive.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 286 qrs; barley, 27 qrs ; oats, 997 qrs ; rye, 50 qrs ; ; ea., 20 qrs ; Indian corn, 50 qrs ; oatmeal, 4,537 sacks'; flour, 810 salts. C ,astwise —Wheat, 370 gra ; malt, 63 qrs ; oats, 76 qrs; oatmeal, 7 sacks, flour 700 sacks. Euro.e, &e.—Wheat, 140 qrs; beans, 10 ; rs; flour, 184 sacks. Total—Wheat, 791 qrs ; barley, 27 qrs ; malt, 63 qrs ; oats, 1,073 qrs ; rye, 0 qrs ; beans, 10 qrs; peas, 20 qrs; India, corn, 50 qrs; eameal. 4 . 544 sacks; &mar. 1,694 sacks. Exports.—Foreign Parts—flonr, 191 bras. Ireland— heat, 1,197 qrs ; milt, 50 qrs ; Indian corn, 1,509 Ors ; flour, 428 sacks, and 310 brls. Coast.. ise —Wheat, 50 qrs; barley, 80 qra; beans, 6 gra ; In lan corn, 174 qrs ; flour, 213 sacks, and 20 brls. R. }Lams & SoNs. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET. —Ocr. 16. Per stone, 2011)s. Per 901'as. s. d. s. s. d. s. 4 'otatoes, Seed'ings 4 4 to 4 8 O 6 to 0 8s Ditto, Kemps 4 0 to 5 n O fit to 0 8 1 DItto, Whttereeki 3 6 to 3 10 O 7 to 0 8 Ditto, Ba'shaurs 3 8 t 310 O 1 to 0 111)itto, Farm:rs 0 oto 0 0 O 0 to 0 01 Ditto, cattle 1 4 to 1 6 O 3} to 0 31 Per ton. O 3i to 0 43 r rurn!ps "1 0 to 24 0 O 2f to 0 3 Carrots outo 0 o , llangle wursel Manure 4 6 to 6 6 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Ocr, 16 The market was more cheerful to-day on acco , nt of the Inlian news being of a favourable character, but the actual business done has *..een trifling. LONDON PRODUCE M ARKET.—Ocr• 16 Ma , kets generally hare been very dull this weep , attributable to the sta.e of the money market, an - I lower prices are very generally tabli,hed. Ecru —llthonzh the amou• tof bus:ness done has bee smell, a decline of fully 2s h s been est.b ished. COFFEE. —:he public sales have been sm,ll *IA prices have been abc,nt sustained. _ TEL.—This rtiote shows a decline of Id to Id per lb, common Con gon qu,tad is 111 to is lid, usual terms. Ries has decline is from the :ate highest point of the market. ' Rum.—No business of importance repo tad this week. SALTrzraz.—lhe pitblic price to this a title wasia a sma'l public sale yestei day, when refraction 3} sold at 575., which was a decline of 7s from the late highest point of the market. SPICES ►emiin unaltered dens have been firm, but sees could not ha, e keen made without Wiring way in prices. Net. 13. severn Arica J. M. Wood Bombay ) Oct. 16. LONDON TALLOW MAKEET—Ocr. 16 City of Baltimore (s.s.), New York Penman Cronstad t Corinthian (s.s.) Genoa sa.x. The market is quiet at the followleg cootat:ons: —Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 575; Oztober and Dece.nber, 575; January and M. rch, 57s 61. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Ocr. 16. Pyrenee Aria .ne ,•• Havre . - .Monte Video Weyhill Hop Fair clos:.d last even nv, and nearly the who'e of the hops pitched were sold—the Farnham, at 603 to 100 s, and the conn trys from 653 to 83s l.er cwt. • very choi a higher. The market here is more active this morning, and the duty is still e.timated at £2OO 090. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. IVERP3OL. OCTOBER. 17. HIGH W.trza—M)Tn. 11 6 —Even. 11 23—Height, 16 ft. 5 in OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Royal Charter (s.s.), from Melbourne. ARRIVED, Urgent lsl ty 11.ita Alexandria Ntersey Glasgow Virago FCalamazo Belfast P&lew Che ter Pioneer Letterkenny Marys ........... •• ....Bowling Eliza .. Opal Elizabeth ........ ...Ulventone , Rob in Marsden .. Newry E113n.. 1 Ocean IGeorge Canning Amlwch Scagul . Dnblin Mersey Blostyn Gipsey eagle Diuzlas tsabella .. Va'e ....................Conway lAnn Limerick BANKING D Debt. Proprietors' ca pital Rest • Public deposits 8,502,326 Other deposits 9,667,123 Seven day and other bills, , 872,580 £37,554,317 Compered with the returns of the previous week, we have the.following results : Active circulation Increase Bullion . £19,990 110 42,835 10,109,994 552,749 Rest .... Increase Seven day and other bills . 872,580 Decrease Public deposits . 8,502,326 Increase Other deposits Decrease Government securities lO, 593,607 Increase Other securities Decrease Notes unemployed 4,024,400 Decrease 581,640 Decrease . The following are the latest quotations of Foreign aohanges:—Amsterdim, short, 11 16 to 11 161; Do. three months, 11 19/ to 121; Rotterdam do, 11 191 to 12 ; Antwerp do., 25 45 to 25 52i ; Brussels do.. 25 45 to 25 523 ; Hamburg do., 13 94 to 13 101 ; Paris, short, 25 20 to 25 30 ; Do., three months, 25 72/ to 25 80 ; Marseilles. do , 25 721 to 25 60 ; Frankfort do., 1191 to 1191; Vienna (10 , 10 36 to 10 42 ; Trieste d )., 10 36 to 10 . 40 ; Peters burg 35} to 351 ; 'Madrid do., 4Al f to 49. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Ocr. 16. The cotton market opine 1 in the beginning of the wee'i with every good demand. and a generel upwarl t,nienc ; on Monday, the B.nk of Englani having raised the rate to 7 per cant., a sudden check was experienced, and al extremely gloomy fee ing prevailed ; since then, the daily transactions have been of the mast limited character, but holders, viewing th 3 present monetary pressure as merely tern t,orary, and confident in a fu•nre higher r .nge of prizes, are but indifferent tellers, ar.d pric3s of American have receded only 1.16 d rer lb since last Friday. Brazil and Egyptian dull, and *d to id per lb dearer. Surat more freely o fered at *1 per lb decline. The weekly srtles are 25,380 bales, of which 9 410 ate on speculation, and 500 are for export. 314620 REVIEW OF THE WERE. Suess.—The market opened quietly, with a mo , ierate inquiry, chiefly for grainy and aim grocery quAllt es, but after the announce ment of the advan2e in the rate of discount, the business has beta confined to forced sales of indirect imports of Cuba, at a reduction of 2s to 3. per cwt oa last week% r.stes ; the s les, whi,h were princi pally effected early in the week, compr.se 13) hhds B. P., with 80 hhds grainy Dem rare, to arrive, at 573, 5,750 bags Bengal, at 54s to 59s for grainy, 531 to 543 6d for low B mares, 43. for d and 33s 63 for vcrp low brown, 1, 00 bags Native Madras at 41s, £5O mats Mauritius at 59s for Ace gra ny, and 49s for greyish yellow, 403 hhds Cuba, imported from ',merlon, at 423 to 473, besAes 240 iyls, to arrive from the same quarto'', at 44s to 443 bd duty paid, and 700 bags Pernams at 313 per cwt in pond. MOLA .4szs.—The saes consist of 100 puns St. Vincent at 21s per cwt, and 260 runs Cuba Ilascovaio, price not rep ,rted. Corraz.—The o.arket generally is flat, and rather lower prices have been submttted to, except Li' Costa Rica, which being scarce. and well suited to the trade, commanded full rates; the sales comprise 10 tierces Jams'ea at 60s o 663 100 bags Ceara at 50s to 53e, and 500 bags Costa Rica at 68e to 68 ; 6dper cwt. Sr teas .—No sales reported. Rlcc—The market remains quiet, and only a very limited business has been done, prices being about 3d per cwt lowec ; the sales a:e restricted to 7,000 bags Bengal, at 10s to lOs 3d for low middling, 12s to res 3 i for good onludling, and 14t for fine, with 1,000 bags Necramde at lls per cwt. Pram. Sao° : In publ'c sale, 450 boxes realls d 24s 9. to 263 63 for an ill, and 22s gd to 23i 3d p r cwt for large grain. F. cra.-- rho business is about 160 punchsons of all kinds at last week's rates. Taa.—The inar.t.vity noticed last week continues, and there has scarcely Leen atr nsuction. Holders, however, continue firm, mad do not press sales, the trade refuses to buy, and prices for all descriptions are somewhat nom nal. Ivoiy.—Ablat 26 tons of African, and a sma 1 parcel .14tZgyp wore offered this week; the finest Gaboon Teeth were sold at an advance upon previous sales of abo .t R 4 per cwt., bat other descrip tions, with tine exception of small Scrivelloes, which brought rather highbr pi ices, were disposed of at eliguty easier rates. bum boPAi.—Two tens of African red brought 90s per ton. LAC DYE.—A few chests of lino realised 2s per lb. I.Dioo. - A lot of BenAal were soli at 73 per lb. Gimar k zt.-700 bites have been disposed Of; for the chic` part the price is not reported, ant the o.h:r smal parcels at aboat former rates. AIADDsa RooTs.-350 bales of L'ombay were sold at 36s to 37i 9d, being a dec'ine of 3s per cwt. Castraort.-50 boxes real sad Eioi per cwt. Saoo Pm:mt.-3,200 Liege were sold at 17s to 17s 9d, principally 17s 6d, per cwt. SALTFk TD,E.—The only sae has been 200 bags of dam lged Bo:nbay. NITRATE OF SODA.-60 tons were sold at 22 • D. 25a per cwt. IrNw oD.—The market has been easeadin i ly flat, and the trans actions of all sorts do not reach 100 tons, at lower rates. Rosits.—The s.les comprise 3,e00 barrels, common at 4s Gd to 4s Bd. and medium quality 5s 6d to 12s 6,1 per cwt. Tart.-2 800 barrels repot d, price not named; bat of American 50 barrels sold at 14s per barrel. A atIES.-180 b.zrets sold, at 41s for Pearl and 41s per cwt. for Pot. ',MILD.— the sales are continei to a small parcel of Madras. M t s awe FE..D.-1,700 bags ye low Bombay sold at 50s to sas per qnart:r. uis.—At tte publ c sales on Tuesday, about 5,500 salted River Pate were forced off, at Sid to Sid for heavy ea, and Sid to sold par b. ior light os and cow, being a coLs:derable decline on proviJas rat , s, Baiserroun ha 3 continued in demand, the sales reaching 1 200 tons, nearly all for arriva , at La 23 6d c. f. and 1., for tards, up to .410 lOs per ton on the spot. Azoots.—Small sales of Oporto red made at 455, Sicilian at 57s 6d to 77. 6i, and 10 C 4.981 F►ore..ce red at 693 61. • Sumac.--about 300 ba t e Palermo sold at 9s 6d far old, up to Hs Gd for now. _ Ilsitatis.— 50 bags of Pers'an yellow sold st 48s per cv%t. ANNATTO.— 6 casks of flig realised 9kcl per lb. OLIVE Ots. has been in limited request, thz transactions not exco-d -log 10 tans; piles have been kr( gular, and in some cases luwer. COD Oir..-80 tans have been sold at 438 to 439 per ton. Sash —5O :uns were sal at abent previous priers. INsEED 011. is dull of sale at 39s per cwt. . . RAPE pale was also dull, at 51 to gls l er cwt. &ism OF ruariNztrz.—The trade in this.artic,l: was quie`, at 39i pt.!' cwt. P;11.11 Oia.—Tha salsa, including 100 to. s from a wrecked cargo, are about 400 taus on the spot, at .e 45 to 446 103, and the same quantity to arrive at £43 to £4G per tun ratuow.—fhe market is dnll, Petersburgh Y.C. selling at 53s 6d b 595, and 250 pipes of South American at 583 to 58s (id ie: cwt. LAAD s in limite I denuni, at 7,461 to 713 per cwt. JurE.-205 to 3)5 decline has been accepted, at which 2,200 bales have chanhed hands; 420 to £24 les per ton are the prt:es paid. BEEF.—Theto is rather more doing, and the sales fur the week have recovered, and reach abaut an average extent; with the stock be ter assorted, as regards quality, a it'll' larger business wunlii hare baen done, but the bulk of the late art ivals 13 inferior, not• oaly id quality but in cu e Poax.--The ranket Is steady, but American not being plentiful, the dealers d reel their attention mainly to Irish. BACON.—Theee esiqs a tolerably steady dem md, with a fair pros pect of the t t ,ck being being c'e .rel off by the time that the nvw begins to come f)rward ; prices are mach the same as last week. LARD is quiet, but holders do not press sales, hence prices have not varied. Cum E.—There is no new feature, the fine qualities sell, as landed, at full prices. TALLOW is a s'ow silo, and, in some ease* a shade lower. LINSEED CAKE, being more p'entiful, is alttla raga to bus. RN ATING SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, Oct. 19.-250 quarters Sicilian L nseed. 7 unsuar, Oct. 20. —9,u81 and 51 bales cut, cow, and buffalo Hidas and :kills ; 250 dry salted Kips; 854 t ales and • 14do. all faults Jute; 2,004 bag Rice. WFDNE ,DAY, Oct. 21.-15 tons Sapsn Wool; 250 bags Madras Turisieric ; 132 chests Shel; Lac ; 134 10. Lac Dye ; 25 bales Manjeet ; 8 tons Redwood ; 1,266 mndles Rattan Canes; 10 , bales Pitayo Bark. TEIIREDAY, Oct. 22. 42,000 buff .lo deer, and cow Horns ; 18 bundles and 2 tons deet, and 10 tons buffalo Horns. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Ocr. 16. At this morning's market we had again a good attendance, and a mo-e a..tive demand for wheat', horn millers of our own lo cality as well as from the count •y, than we have for some time pat expe rienced, most of the fresh red American was cleared off at the extreme currencies of Tuesday last, and white, though not so much inquired for, made that day's r tea; new lr:ah is dull of sale, and Bait c parcels still do not move readily, but the value bas b come more steady than of late. Flour is a slew sale, without change in prices. Beans without alteration. Oats in moderate request at our recent quotations, but catmeal again recedes f d er load. Yellow and mixed Indian MA Is taken to a fair extent for born conautup• LONDON CORN MARKET.-OCT. 16. The arrivals of foreign wheat awl oats have been l'beral this week, and barley has come forward from abroad to a fair extent. The wheat trade in Mark lane this morning was inactive in the extreme, and Dl..nday's quotations were barely eupporte3. Fine barley supports its years but other cipseriptio.ls were very unsaleable. • ibe to n in price upon oats was in favour of the buyer. 1 eans anl peas uncharged. ARRIVALS INTO LnIsTDIN FROM cer. 12 TO OCT. 16. English and Scotch Irish. Foreign. 3969 •••• 20360 1610 7550 30 1800 22060 1710 Wheat B.rley ..... Oats Malt Flour, barrels, sacks. LONDON AVRiII,O39 Wheat, 59111; Barley, 41i 101; 0at5,203; Rye, 37s 101; Beans, 401 3 1; Pease, 491 83. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Berns. Pease. Fept. 5 .. 53s 4d 42s 74 25s 7d 398 2d 433 114 41s 8d 12 .. 55s fid 42s 56 26s 14 38s 9d 16s 01 1 44 s 7d 19 .. 56s 91 423 31 26s 54 37s Od 15s 4&42s lid 26 .. 57s 6a 42s 114 25s 6 37s 7d 45i 7d!44s Id Cc'. 3 56s . 3d 43s 4 27 3 03 35s 6 453 6d'435 4d 10 .. 55s 8d 433 00 2ss 6d 35s 70 45s 74 433 73 --- 6wkNA g. 4. v. 56s 83 42/ 2 1 126 s 63 37s 3 • 45s 101 423 103 LONDON CATTLE MAttlier.—Oct 16. We have a large supply of beasts. Trade for them is exceedingly dull. Lower prices are taken, and seve. al remain unsold. Sheep are more plentiful, and the demand am ller. lcon•lay's quotations ara not maintai ei, nor can a durance be effected. Calves are lower. From Gs; many and Holland there are 441 beasts, 1 600 ghee:), and 253 calves 500 beasts from the Northam and M Quid, and 121 much cows from the Home Countiss. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. s. d Per stone of Bibs. s. d. s. d. Best Scois, Herefords 4 8 4 10 Best Dns & Ilf-bred .. 0 0 0 o Best Short-horns 4 2 4 6 Best Long-wools]., ~ 5 0 b 2 Second quality beasts 3 0 310 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves 4 0 4 8 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 4 4 8 Pigs .... 4 0 5 4 Do. do. shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Best Dns & Hf-breds 5 2 5 4 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beats at market, 1.331 ; sheep and lambs, 6.150; calves, 368; pigs, 190. LONDON HIDE MMIKET.—Ocr. 16. - - - LEADENH ALT- —The knowing h the list of prices .-5610 s to 64lbs, 51d ; 641bs to 721bs, to 51d; 721bs to 80.bs, sil to at 1; 801bs to 881bs, bid to 6d ; 83105 to 9 )10s, 61 to 6id ; 961bs to 101 bs, 6ld to 6id. Horse hides, lOs t i Ils. ...elf skins, light, 3s to ss; lull, 8s to 83 6d. BESKONDSEY.—Sheep skins, polled, 53 6d to 69 61 ; Kents and haltbreds, 4s 6d to 5s 4d; Downs, 3t 61 to 4J 2d ; Lamb, 3s 01 to 5s 3d. • LONDON COAL MARKET.—Ocr. 16. North Percy Hartley, 163; Bates' Hartley, 16s; Tandeld Moor, Hs 6d ; Walls End Rns3ell s Hetton, ; Walls End Braddyll's fletton, 21s; Walls End Kepler Grange, 21s; Walls End H atop, 193 33; W.l a Eud Gosforth, 193; Wal a End Teo, 21s 63-33 ships at market. LONDON MINING MARKET.—Ccr. 16. The transactions in home mi sing stocks this morning have been limited, this ben‘g the day for the pv, ment of the differences arising out of the last ac_onat. From the Stock Exchange no business is oftLial y re?orted. Fri( es in nearly all cases are nominally nna tered. Cobre shares are rather dull, and have been dealt in at 43i. In other fo eign and colonial descriptions scarcely any bneness is going forward. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—OcT. 16. At our market today fine wheat niarly matntaibed its price. Other sorts were dull, and Is to 2s er quarter lower. Other articles of the trade were Rio) cheaper. BELFAST CORN MARKET.—OcT. 16. There wasa large rupply of what and oats at the farmer? market to-day, and both were unchanged in value since Friday last. Oatmeal was in moderate quantity. and 31 ptr c.vt lower un the week. DUBLIN CORN MARK ET.—OcT. 16. This day thetone of the market was firm ; buyers manifested a disposition to purchase largely, and sellrrs were firm in their d.t. m .nds. Home grown wheat was a ready sale at the currencies Tuesday, which was fully swportad, and in many cases for prime samples an advand was reali,ed. Indian corn was the on y exception to the general improvements in value. CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Ocr. 16. There were upwards of 1,80) kegs sad firkins offered for sale to-day, ani prices were rather low.r:—We quote 1143; Seconds, 108 s ; I hi;ds, 103 s; Fourths, 1008 ; Fifths, gls ; and Sixths, 63s I.er cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKEP.—Ocr. 16. There was a firm market to-day at the annexed prices :—Mixed ti Os , buyers 623 61 ; sellers 631 ; No. 1, huyerd 63s 61 ; sellers 64a; No. 3, buye:s 603; and sellers fOs 61 per ton. Exelasive:y for CLOTHING BOYS ir.in Six to Twenty Years LEWIS & COMPANY, ItaEelsgh-street. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE By British and Irish Magnetic Tarp aph. NEWMARKET ItACES.—YESTERDAY. , HANDICAP SWEmPSTAKES OF TEN S , VT. HALF A.B.M. Latitude c Fourteen ran. SWEEP.TAKES OF TEN SOVS. FOR TWO YEAR OLDS. Balate 1 I Geneva 2 I Penserosa ........3 HANDICAP SWEENTAKES FOR TWO AND THREE YEAR OLD 3. Cbanoinosse Eight ran. PRYND6I,GIIASS bT tKES. Br to Mentmore Lass ..1 I Amsterdam ..2 I A115piee.....3 _Six ran. Won by half-a-length. MATCF. Lcontes beat Gin• HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Sidney Eight ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF TEN SOVS. Tambourine Nine ran. n Heroine test Saunterer. MATCH. Blacksmith beat Melisa. TATTERSALL'S. -YESTERD 4.Y. LATEtT BETIING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STA KER. 20 to 1 agst. Cyrene (taken freer) BANKRUPrs. Fy British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. Chas. Read, Upper Whitecross-etreet, Middlesex, Draper. Samuel Emery Aston, Birmingham, Roller of Metals. Edward Huxley; Old Cavendish• street, Surgical Bandage Maker. John Taylor, Leicester, Manufacturer. Charles Zmcada, St. Mary Axe, City, Merchant. James Andrewartha, Forrest Hill-terrace, Kent, Builder. William Nathan S 3 keg, Cope and London, Tobacconist. Joseph Mosedale. Coventry, Engineer. James Steedman, Alban's street, Pianoforte Manufacturer. James Thomas Rundle and Bicton Hull Rundle, Plymouth, Drapers. Thomas Backhouse, Leeds, Painter. Richard Palmer, Brighton, Plumber. James Blackhurst, Liverpool, Attorney-at-Law. Thomas Bury, Dyer, Salford. Edwin Miles Taykr, Lower Thomas-street, Wi ne mer chant. At LEWIS & OM?ANT'S, Renelagh - /treat, BOYS ace CLOTHED from the Am ef 5 1 4 tq ;: , ,c•enty Year!. Oct. 15. Oct. 16. Clicao New Orleans Merlin Me bourne James Brown Melbourne', Fcho Alatalongl Datema'n Time ilia:on Ns ) .... ...... Hamburgh' Livingston Apa'achicoli.l Helen Douglas Sydney England .. Mobile Hilton Africa • Africa lorvann.l Rio Janeiro' Le V.llant trio Janeiro CLEARED OUTWARDS. Oct. 15. Jeremiah Garnet ...... Kra , ghee arl of Ilarewool ..13artados Will, am M` Gowan. . Lags iyra Jean John W. White .... Havanngh Chile° .... Guanche.. ....... ..... Havannahl . ENTEIiED I. Oli. LOADING. Oct. 15. Sarah Maria I ...Rotterdam No -thumbsrland ........ &Heart Victory _ . Lebanon Christiana (s s.) ~.. Maita, &c lonia (3.5.) . ........ Malta, &c Lemuel Dyer........ New Or:ems Eliza Malta, &c Richmond OUTPORTB. Queenst)wn, Oct. l6.—Arrived—The Romer, fom Shedac - Aspasla, Ibrai a—weather, Bell, Icinigua—Tannton Packet, Mazagan, for Liverpool. Off and Froceeded.—The Royal Charter, for Mel bourde, pasAed last e ening; mails landeci here have been forwarded ; six passengers landed. MARITIME EXTRACT& LIVERPOOL, Oct. 16. Royal Charter (a a.), Taylor, arrived here from Melbourne in 63 days, has 84.000 oza. of gold ; landed h r mails at Que,nstown. She ha , a . se 24,000 severe gns. VESSELS' REPORTS; R3port by the James M Hen. y, arrived lie, e from Calcutta : Spoke, In lat. Lon. Sept. 13.. Amos R. Roberts. Sept. 11.. Colombia, Rangoon to Falmouth . 6 N.. 22 \A Sept 14..Fortuna _.. .. ..... Sept. 18.. Ann% Henderson, hence to Callao ...... _ ... .15 N.. 27 W 0.. t. 2.. Tadmore, Ca lao to Q eenstown, short of provi an.l supplied her with b ef and bread. Report by the C ty of Baltimore (s.s ), arrived here from New York. Spoke. Oct. 1.. (ff New To.k, the Arabia (tt.M.S.), h nce for New York. Oct. 1..0ff ew York, the Isa,c Wright, b_ and oast. Oct. 3.. Ne w York, bound west. Oct. 13.. Europa (it. 11.5.) br,und west. Report of the Mada Taska, arrived here from Charleston. . . Spoke. In fat. Lon _ _.. Oct. 13..7 imandra, hence to Bombay.. ..... Oct. 14 .Off ,-tolyhead. the C erot. ee, hence to St. John's. N.F. Oct. 14..0ff H. lyhead, the Prospe o, hence to St. John's, N.F. Oct. 14..0ff Holyhead, the Me ticana, henze to V, ra Crass. Report of the Dyonesia and Catharina, arrived at Falmouth. Spoke. In lat. Lon . . Sept. 7—Champ;on, from Liverpool to Calcutta ..... ..... 15 N.. 24 W Report of the Hciyrood, Dmwood, arrived at Falmouth from Spoke. In lat. Lon. Sept. 5 .B , is. is, from Callao . Sept. 27.. St James, frs)m Negrais ....................37 N.. 36 ly Sept. 30.. Alliance, Coringo B y to Falmouth ..........36 N.. 35 W Repo tby the ship John M. Wood, Emery, arrived here from Bombay, sailed June 11. July 21, in la. 27 50 S., too. 47 r., spoke the American ship Brunswick, bound to San Francisco, ail well. Aug. 23, in lat. 0 , ) 2) N., lon 21 00 W., 34.7 f a three—mast d schooner, silo. ing French colours, stee' Pig south. Sept. 3to 8, in lat. 13 N.. lon. 29 W., in company with a brig, showing Fnglieh colours, no signals, pal, ted black, working north. Oct. 9, in, lat. 45 13 N., lon. 10 40 W., spoke the Eremen ship D. R. W.itgen, froni Bremen for New Orleans, 16 days out, full of pa sengers, all well. Sept. 11, in let. 17 40 N., lon 32 25 W., passed a large clipper ship, showing Bremen colours, steeling south. Report by the Cori,thian (s.s.), arrived here from Genoa. In lat. Lon. Oct. g.. Passed the screw steamer Progress at an cl. or, and windbourd, f,om Palermo to London. Oct. 12.. Sp ,ke the Lindsey, outward b and 45 30 N.. 8 41 W Cet. !3..520ke the schooner Mayfl)wer, of 13.ixham47 40 N.. 8 80 W Report by the Leone, arrived here from rombay. Oct. 7, in let. 43 27 N lou. 18 e 6 W, experienced strong gale;, wi h heavy sea running, was struck by a heavy sea, which carried away mainhatzh-house, and stove in the weather gal.ey doors. Oct. 8, in lat. 4i 17 N lon. 15 20, passed a large s',ip steering F. by N., with maintopgallantgail set over main course. Sept. 15, in let. 24 23 N lon. 32 33 W, spoke the Mantura, from Callao to Ciirk. MPOYEN. In lat. Lon Oat. 4.. Ke'ton, f om llonte Video. Winnifred, Bombay to ......06 N.. 17 W FOREIGN PORT, Coringa, from Bahia at Pernambuco, Sept. 20. Eleanor Dodson, from Card& at Pernembnco, Sept. 21. Ida, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, Sept. 21. • P.,rana ' Newfoundland at Pernambuco, Sept. 21. Linda, hence at Pernambuco, Sept. 21. Medway, hence at Fernamb,:co, Sept. 22, and proceeds to South ampton. Iris (barque) sailed from Pernambuco for New York, Sept. 21. vauphasite, hence at Pernambuco, Sept. 31. Imogote, hence at Pernambuco, Wept. 21. Cures., he - ice at Pernambuco, Sep , . 21. Eleanor, hence at Pernambuco, Sept. 21. Homely. from Bahia at Pernambuco. to load for Liverpool. Enterprise sails I from Pern,,mbnco fsr Cape Good Hope, Pepf. J. F. Chapman, Chapman, from Fornbay at Algeciras, for Genoa. '(aria (s.s.) and Teja (I.9.l—both h nce at Cadiz. Rietler (s a), hence at Vigo. John Wood sail d from Saugar, Aug. 26; Scotia, 27; Monarchy, 28 ; John Mrlhoish, 31 ; Isar ella Etaruett, sept. s—all for Liverpool ; and Anne Boyden, Aug. 28, for China. Alepp Ss.s ) called cram Gibraltar for Constantiaopla, Oct. 2. Angnste, hence at Ghent: Tiger, Rajage,paul, Edmond Kaye, and Charles Holmes—all from L'verpool at Bombay. Ar.n Buckle, from Clyde at Bombay. Cassiopea, hence at Mauritius. Jane Erving, hence at Madras. Negotiator sailed from Uadras for Liverpool, Aug. 31. Henry Gardney sailed from Galle for Moulmein, Sept. 7. Ards ile sailed from Rangoon for Liverpool Aug. 17. A abia (R.M.s ), from Liverpool off New Yolk, Oat. 1. Nonpareil, hence at el Columbia, Hutchin on, hence at New York. Flack Prince, Withyasombq, hence at Colombo. Elizabeth, Jack, hence a: Table Bay. H. 31 .S Himalaya, from Calcutta at Trincomalie, for Cape of Good Hop,• far troops, machinary damaged and woald return to Calcutta. Vesta, Putter, hence at Rangoon. BIRTHS. On the lith inst , at Ttn,ille Vies-age, near Henley-on-Thames, the wife of the Vey. P. tienry noisier, of a son. Cn the 12th inst., the wile of James t lake, Esq., Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 14th inst., at 43, F cott-street, by the Rev. Dr. King, William Bingham, Esq., merchant, Liverpool, to Catherine, youngest daughter of t avid Andenon, Efq , manufactwer. on the 15th inst., ai St. John's Church, Fgremont, by the Rev. John Tobin, sarnuel Bra7,girdle, Fsq„ of lk orwich, to Mrs. Hugh Leith, daugliler of the late Robert Pawlett, •Esq , of this town. DEATHS On the 12th inst.. at Manchester, in the 49th year of his age, Augustus Sy :ney Corbett, EN , late of Pernambuco. At Camerroon's Myer, West Coast of Africa, Captain Archibald Crawford, cf G'asgow, commander of the English ship Spartan, after a few hour's illness of brain fever. His loss is greatly felt by a large circle of friends, of whom he bad gained their entire contidecce through his general good conduct as a commander, eir Births, Marriage 3, and Deaths, ara only inserted when sent to our Office duly authenticated. BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GrtEAT TASTE, at LEWIS and COMPANY'S, Ratelagh-street. GOVERNMENT PR TECTION TO EMIGRANTS FOR CANADA AND THE UNTIED STATES.—As soon as an emigrant ship reaches the emigrant sta'ion in the St. Lawrence, at Grosse Isle, a few miles below Qu bee, she is b arded by the Government Me(ieal Officer. If there are any sick on board they are landed and remain at the hospital, at the expense of the Governrnetr, until they are cured. Imme diately on the ship's arrival at Quebec, Mr. Buchanan, the GoTerument Emigration Agent, goes on board. He in quires into all complaints, and sees that all the conditions of the Act of Parliament for pro`ecting emigrants have been strictly complied with. This he is able to do in a most tffec iva manrer, as, whenever an emigrant ship leaves a British port for Quebec, the Government Emigra tion Officer at the port forwards to him, by mail steamer, a list of every passenger, with their names, ages, s ex , trade, &a. Thi s li s t i s always received by Mr. Buchanan a fortnight before the ship's arrival. He thus possesses every particular that may be useful to him in protecting the emigrants, and directing them to where they can at once get suitable mph yment. If there be any just cause of complaint against the ciplzlin of a ship, justice is afforded by a very summary law passed for the purpose, and his. Buchanan himself superintends the prosecution. The Government of Canada has issued a pamphlet upon the resources of the country and the prospects in store for the industrious of all classes who desire to make it the land of their adopti9n. This pamphlet, as well as full par ticulars of the 'Through Booking system, by which emi grants aro protected from the time of their landing until they reaolli their destination, together with maps of the Canadian Railways, showing their connection with those of the United S.ateg, continue to be issued gratuitously to all who apply for them, personally or by letter, at the tffices of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, 21, Old Broad-street, London, P.C.; or hero to Sabel and C ot ti s; Atl an a nd Gillespie ; or Weir, Cochran and Co. Exclus!rely for CLOTHING BOYS from Six to Tirenty Years. LLWIS fis COMPANY, Kanelagu-stroc, Commercial ,altl. ~,,,,,,,,-*** THIS DAY• Tuts DAy, the 17th instant, at Twe lve o'clock, at tb° Brokers' Office, 16, Exchaage-buildings, ns GREA A SE. N orokel * Apply to 3 To CO., ItV;sfrt NKXT \V E E MON D A Y TUESDAY On TUESDAY next, the 2 'th instant, 2000 Bags RIC Es For further particulars ap.,ly t 3 8; _).3-111°r0.. BROWNE, HUNTER. On TUESDAY next, the 20th instant, at Hal`-pest 000 o'cl _A Commercial Sale-room, Temple COte i ', / jo About 808 Boxes American B A C or l oti. Apply to Messrs. Fielden, B r other s an d Co., Merchan i ., o ",l3 l " WILLIAM GARDNER lz On TUESDAY next, the 20th instant, at Half-past One " Commercial Saleroom, Tempe court, About 600 Boxes American CHEES E ' „ 197 Do. Do. BACON , ~ 14 Mids. Do. HAMS, „ 55 Tierces Do. LARD , „ 24 Firkins GREASE BUTT'„'I4. ~ 17 Do. HOGS' BLADDO7O., A;:ply to WILLIAM GARDNEII `' 111 0 On TUESDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twelve 0 club' Brokers' Office, 16, Exi.hano-buildi n g s, 854 Bs es JUTE, 614 Bales JUTE, all faults, , " gagOttefr ex sundry ships. Catalogues in due time.—A , p l 9,reo 0 ' - Bro:hers, Merchants; or to J. H, RAYNER a.' k St tt. On TUErDAT, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clo c, Brokers' Office, Royal Bank-building s, 20 Bales COW HIDES, „P 4 8.,1es Tanned SHEEP SIC 'NS, 6 Bales Taneed GOAT SKINS. isfo gi telt, Now landing ex Veloeidade, ona Madras.—For part ien, TE 0 EtNEWILL and BO C "- WEDNESDAY ''' 'AL 1,4 NOTICE. ,a st,• r P:: NaG HOLME and SLATER';' next SALE of Honduras a- - i g Pr y gi A . Gh t MAHOGANY, Rio and Bahia ROSEWOOD, Sze•r w 0 , c,1 0 1109 )4. AT on Wednesday, the 4th November next, at Twelve 40 fr, i,,, t lk t 14, Honduras Sheds, Bi - keahesd, and b 3 rontinuod ea `yelloi; i lir N 04 4 ,,,,,, u 1reet0 r : day, at Garston Dock, with Spruce DEAL - I. (-2 le,, b , r ec oo 0° ' N T, Trar i - fged 1, - ; Red etNE, BI•sCH, ELM OAK, STAVES, Lt,; S4t t Liltv, n i r CEDAR and HEMLOCK. Railway Si EE 'FRS. "--. li ki zl4bl ed the - 4 k Ok a t). ,r THUItS D A Y • _____,./(0 t sl/414ttiVish API 1 ,60 --1, 'Zee On Tnnirsoay, the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'e•- 0441(i ti llcyt 4 a, Brokers' Office. Royal Bank -buildings, 4 to rn \ k e jl i , l ' 1 1"., 11 ' 24,,00 BUFFALO HORNS, , c w ii, IS Bandies DEtIR HORNS* lar____O i , / r ok eo ktrl 1, • Now landing ex Velocidade, from Madras.—For partici-I g A ,I , ' 4 IIIIQ 1 HORNS WILL and HllO ,, ~ 14 4 Cn THIIR,DAT the 22nd Instants L'tt Elll] 2 Tons DEER HORNS, 10 Tons RUE' ALO HORNS, 1144 ' 'Yi rkl i tril ' l'il; 1500 COW HORNt:. 1V" 1 4,1' 11, l i, 'or further particulars apply to CO . ' • ‘ir, Te BROWNE, HUNTER S , ilt 6 ~.. gt k i th N t• tie o , c loc- , On THURSDAY next, the 22ad instant, at One kil l l its kr b AM Corn mer c ial Salsroom, G:eart 6t; l i 44,.lith it gelst, 4 500 Rcxes Mnscatel RAISINS, in Layots, ex (1,11. , , )4, 5 : IcC_lttiAir . 100 Half-pipes V - NEW CURRAN TS, ex gi l P hi l, glt6s Np a _ til et ;AI 309 Barrels 103 Cases, containing boxes Eleme Taikey F; (1- " 1,0 0 ki A lfter (My , I 500 Drnms Turley FIGS. G EO. B A DEN ACE( and sON, 5° ti be l) 4 4 4,Ptrtnc Apply to Nd koLbr. •'- , ' I I4 )4 SAY H A° ert i'itlc • ------.- s, - - , 11. •-c NINE IRON BREAD - . vr i e k V' '• L'. ' „ Rei Suitable fur ships, : . firms ~i i id. 2 " It - ~...p, May be seen at Messrs. Cato, Millrr and ( I'' '. " Yet. -- -. 7: ki t § i .tf e ....._ Apply to Ru BERT A. MUNN & CO., 3 ' or OS , - i s% 1 4 07 ul ED Oa A pia ' ' . ;Te i . or, ACETATE 0 , LIME, IR , tN, ANDS . ' , ETIC e" il ks , esa. as VEGETABLE NAPTEIA, PRINTERS' A' N, WOOD CHARCOAL , • Irri 4 vie k • ik, J. W. Apply to jOHN EVE - a>.--* • " 1 3. Bail FED r. r Nay i ti.. , Fol PATENT &SPIT AL A T P E P. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof ''' o i l , - ,Nt .de It ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOHT• ~ I , O VI I s, ' t°4 ll -az° W. `'• •,,, ertyoßoricFlgme VITG orklineooo,, e, Office and Warehouse-8. Cmscs.srsfo'.,.Xsi wt 1 0 ' 1 t* l4 ,=-- -.......... --- - 1, l'i 'M t "; BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE, at L 41 i4s_ 48 Ert COMPANY'S, Ranelagh stree' T R. CA NIERON, NiAgotgro * J • WATCH AND CHRONO %MEE „or, 54, SOUTH CAS iILE-3TREEr , ,' 049' AI tTIINE CLIRONONIEThiti ON SOLE , 0 :00P SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPE , S, P''' CH ART i, Sc. ~" KEITH'S 1 390° PHOTOGRAPHIC PO RTRA- 1 -1 " / 01 34, CASTLE-STRItEt n ~eigt o i. ARE NOW RE-0P E N . E - I;is 6. 0°_,, tr W. B. takes the present opportunity of thauliing Dee ° 0 nil the public for the liberal patronage with which h0 113 ,;0 0 09"0 4 and at the same time to inform them that to ac e , °- / ief Vilti # pidly increasing business ha has built an entire,/ 0 01. tr o d toom, which is admitted to be the finest in Livo r &i,eas, increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K• ` - ‘,14 0- Pictures will not only stistAn the high char - attar tile}' 0 attained, but even surpass his former productions. r 0 0 3 4 , CASTLE - STREET, LIVE"' Opposite the Bank of Eno• and. ~„ O ' NOTICE. f fll 4 i i 0 4 1, OW °- or 0 0 /0 ELECTRO-PLLTE GOODS.—There are few aal o f o h ie e i perfection has been attained in than in this portio? e p h eirl , 1 ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons,l tr.9ISO A pIS other table articles of the sort, may be aeea at la' in . Os , tr i p South John-street, a ho, to his other branches of bias beeti o O a department for the sale of these article 4, ha°,lo. . I' o ° , l o agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birrainsna 01. /0 •.. in those articles are beautiful, the quality very suPe: f l ers to ",;air as silver), and the price, conpidering all these, to f a cts' A , An inspection of the goods will prove the aboVe po or- Times. I,os. P er 0 Tei Spoons •.. - ' • • ' 10- 189• Dessert Do. • • • : 245• Table Do. • • ''''' ......••• Dessert Forks tr y Table Do Sent carria . g . e . free * to . any ny part of ' the . 0 AN ATLAS GRATIS WITH THE "DISrATCH•9; t he ~° l so 6 Sunday, October 4th, 1857, each clpy the ",riti, e ; will b 3 accompanied with a map, a c hait, .oh 6 ; e rso in v, gratis, o f a P i t n h c e i D' l most to c w o n m , comprehensive, useful . Atlas hitherto published in Great 13r o l o ge ;11 r size of the engravings will be that Of cu e ' e ar, ;14 , newspaper, six maps and two plans, i n each fe a r , io ri l ic of double the size— 17 inches by 25. Tb e f o r srli re c o4; will be correctly tinted, the charts will be Pr" r ieD 004 iovef,urLish to eac ;gep in blue, and the plats will -be printed is 8 , otte B f tOk The double maps will be the object of grea'ens °op' the 4esire to make them beautiful 8 peCO i or ettg ° oo lo: colouring. It is hoped, in the course of at' c cornulete °flop. f to sr protracted time, that the Dispatch Atla s „ a bet ~8 0 more names and positions of places than anY, i - be t ,"f publication of the kin,i. The counties vi 17 , 08, 1 1 0 007 parately, and where they are large and poP a ' t - v case of Lancashire, each division of the CO ati` t i be P - f • a page; again, the Stales of Italy will b e htS ele ur liC io six di • engravers will be the best guarantee distinct maps. The names of the dra ug fe ct 11 .1 for P er re fate Cy' The maps will be as full as clearness and allow. Corrections and discoveries Will ;oil be,', 4 l the best authorities. The engraving 4 nooPeritof highest style of art, m 'ny thousands of „rfrol? a toP n al devoted to their cost, and they will b 3 tak e ' D o ' o o o 'l, drawings expressly prepared for the seri€ s 'o ed mechanics' institutes, the conductors of %Oil% A l e establishments, the proprietors of hotels , r y e' of t o and coffe - .-houses, will, in pbs:ersing be supplied with a daily want. The aw ne t ,' incl e ,tho the ca ltic, rio g completed work may be best ascertained selling price of any large and ttustvvorTdeJ " 0 21' 0 4 maps. The Dispatch Atlas will be fer vr o . pe, r D e 00 1 numbers of the paper at the usual price, ts Or i ' 6d. stamped. On the fist issue some W e , I ." 1 11 for preserving, indexing, and binding tile so t e r, o r received by every news-agent and bookTio.streach9 dom, and at the Dispatch effice, 1 39 , •L• t iot ° ' • Friday evening edition may be received in art of the kingdom on Saturday O n g' O il.- m orning' 0 . 160" Printed and Published by CHARLES -141i n erY 5 street, at his Gennal Printing and Static) 19, South John-street, Liverpool. RD OGIOUF-6 17, QN o+ 1 ~~ 1 ' 4 E On account of whom it may concerk,„„ k , at th ° On MONDAY next, the 19th instant, at 1 v.elve (km" — Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-build ing& dfaults, WI About 50 Tons Cameroons PALM OIL , all 0 01 4. -- saved from the wreck One Agnes, and now landing es to Messrs, Horsfall and ions, Mer chants ;or to CO.. 13r()Ier J. H. RAYNER 8 4 ~..,. ', 8t t On MONDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'cl ock, Brokei's Office, 7, Exchange-cham bers, 6 Bales African BEES' WAX, lef , 25 Bags VEGETABLE WAS. ~„A7,7 Sto ke' Apply to FRANCIS J. ElLL'be On MONDAY next, the 19th instant, at Eleven o'clock, i''' I ,• Sa'erooM 140 Cases Naples ORANGES Commercial and LEMONS) ex Corinth isti s s 18 Barre.s Naples LEMONS, 98 Cases Spanish MELONS, ta . ) 31 Do. Do. POMEGRANATES, ex Ter ‘-''' 92 Baskets Do. CHESNUI'S, 600 Boxes Port ONIONS, ex Steamers. 100 Bags New Para NUTS, ex Tit Bit. 1. 300 Bags Barcelona NUTS. _ ro l _,‘,Y Apply to GEO. BADFNACH & S ° "-- , - --- t o --- ~ , t On MONDAY text, the 19th instant , at Eleveti o'clo o • Cominetcial Sals-room, 62 Cases Naples ORANGES, 133 Do. Do. LEMONS, ex Corinthian (0'). 30 Boxes Palermo ORANGES, 78 Half-chests Lisbon LEMONS, ex 1 (3.0.)* ArDo 72 Half-boxes Do. GtrAPEe ' 27 Do. Do. POMEGRANATES, 74 Boxes Lisbon ONIO vS, est C intra (s.k.) 5 Cheats Malaga LEMONS, } 10 Half-chests DITTO, ex Europa 0. 5 .) . 25 Bags NAPLES WALNU S. 114 Do. BARCELONA NUTS. efr 100 Sacks SYANISH NUN CO', JAMES AD 4M SON .--. DO I ' 7 s- ---' Apply to ,