Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-05 00:00:00

, THE NORTHERN TIMES.-- ~, _ LIVEEPOI _ . . _ .. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. an increased business transpired , at i m p rovin g from St. Helena for &Nat Mouth, with mails from - - • rates ; prices are altered to conform. India and the Cape, In the provision trade there has. been but little the Biobio—viia t... „, On hoJard, on the same dap .as e Alst of July. . LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. P eruv i an Bonds indulge a hope that the next err the change this week. Beef, however, nsay be quoted Holders of The sale of Cotton tCalay were about 7,000 bales, 5 s to lO s p er tierce lower. following packet will bring news inending 1,000 to speculators and exports. The The Manchester market wea r s a n advancin g that the Perrs.. - fi • an Congress have authorised a Market closed very firmly. Messrs. Wright jun., tendency for both goods and yarn, with an active considerable increase in the sinking fund. A and Co's , circular, issued for transmission per the demand for the latter, and sufficiently so for the proPos o , to this eff:ct is now under discussion in Persia for New York, make the following remarks former to prevent the accumulation of stocks, both Pen' , on the movements of the trade throughout the -spinners and manufactures being unwilling to The directors of the Great Northern Riilway week. enter largely upon contracts, even at extreme Company have published, for circulation amongst • We eased our circular report of 28th ult., p'ir Europa prices, in the face of the unprecedented position the proprietors, a " report of the proceedings" at on a buoyant Cotten Market, at full prices for all descrip- of the raw material. the recent meeting, but their version lacks the ties's. The American advices per Persia and City of Already several branches of trade are beginning purgency of that given in the public journals. The Baltimore conßrsa those previnsly to hand, but have no to feel the effects of the mute iu Iti.dia. In no board have adopted the singular plan of affixing rtreeptable irtlienca on the demand, which continued department of Commerce has the rea - a t l been more against the name of each speaker the amount of. aeimated for the following few days, and although some- injurious than in the salt trade. From some stock held by him, distinguishing the preference what less brisk daring the latter part of the week, the statistics shown b Mr. R. E y vaas, of the Whinston from the other descriptions of stock. Their object wales 'exezed an nver4ge, and extreme rates are readily Lodes Slt •li W . f d ~, a wet s, ins or ,we find that the export apparently is to show that the parties who chiefly obtained. The whole of our st ck may be considered on offer, italudiag speculative parcels yielding profits, but of this article to Calcutta during the eight months distinguish themselves by their opposition 'to the ther‘.l is no anxi , ty manifested to realise, and, in view of ' ending August 31, were '73,701 tons, against 63,092: board at the meeting were interested in the under the limited incomings, congdonce is very strong in the ' in 1 8 56 . and 46,797 in .1855. But the exports for . taking to a comparatively small extent. We do vizaiiitenance of the present currency. Spianers, Auaust this year were only 4,902 tons, against not see, however, that the force of the, arguments atemyarted by the encouraging aspect of trade and irti- 6,267 in August 1856. Whereas, if the mutiny on either side is affiliated by a consideration of this pmingstute of monetary affairs, are free operators and both had not been existing, the quantity would have Ida. A stake of a few hundred pounds gives a ispeca'ators and exhorters lend their aid to the business in been nearer 8,000 than 5,000 tons: The price of partner in the company as good a right to make his vas .!ress with cheerful anticipations of favourable results. this article has materially declined of late. Butter voice heard as if he held the 27,5851 owned by the 'The imrort this week is very restricted in amount, wlti:b. salt is quoted et 75., and stored at Bs. The relative chairman. 'feature must be apparent for some time, and the rapid values last veer were 9s. to 9s. 6d, for butter The position of the market for American se reduction of stock on hand threatens t.) benotae a anima ( . . *onsideration. The Board of Trade returns indicate a steady lls 61 for stored. Evidently there curities is , qualities, and . . increase to the commerce of the country, and notwithstand- must be something in the salt trade which requires and Co.; " During the past week there has been lag the additional value of mealy all articles of production, reatific &on. no change in the market for American securities. it is not 'olind to have materially influenced the rate of it is reported that the Atlantic Cable is not Business has been dull. and prices continue consamptiona The total soles of the week amount to likely to prove available for either of the projected nominal." 15,030 bales, of which 40,920 are American. Specula•ors Indian lines of Telegraph. It appears that in its The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite is as have to ken 15,480, and exporters 2,250, leaving 47,300 present coiled state it generates or absorbs a greats fellows : " There has been a quiet market for o bales ' alt kia .ds ti the trade. The import for the same amount of heat, and a fear is entertained of its American securities in London during the past time is [7,831 biles, of which. 1,342 are American. The being ruined by the temperature to which it wouid week Illinois Central shares have declined, but quantity atm an to'be at sea from American ports is abact be subje cte d in tw ic e ' 30,648 bills. been found that extreme heat -in the parts under ___ PRICES TO , D 4,Y. ifew'Oloans Fair..9ll Aliolliag..43 ;5161 Ordinary...6o tell pressure, forces the copper wire to the sides of the LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—SEPT. 4 ~ Mobilo •• Rd ~ • .81 ,1 „ ..614 to 8 i gutta percha and destroys insulation T he cotton mar k e t opene d at t h e b eg i nn i ng o f the w eek afticatic ~_ • • 911 .. .. 813-1&1 . ..5 4d to 81d The Bankers' Magazine furnishes the returns of with a very active demand and an upward tendency, the Tool taken forGms'ption.lSs7 =1,4'7003 bales.lBs6 . 1,48R,7b0 bales. ~ Exort (dctraal) ~ ..213,311 . .. .. 145 10 circulation of the private and joint-stock banks in trade, of late the principal operators, having secured a America, iirrezil Ettyptlizt ' E India W meta " otal England and Wales for the four weeks ending the considerabie supply, have since yesterday very materially laviaktnas day .278,300 16,129 11,080 33,8 '0 4to 342 770 !lame time 1163.589,710 42 033 52,950. 37,0 , i0 44)10 722.810 Ist of August, and gives the following as the aver-curtailed their operations, and the market has resumed a ~ d • k quiet ppearance! with so greatly,redace a s.oe , age weekly circulation of those banks during the The Liverpool Share Market has been very folders are enable l u te obtain 1.16 th per lb advance on past month, viz.:— Private banks, 3 ; 112,9151 ; the middling grades of American. Brazil scarce and id 'quiet to-day, North Eastern Stock was again rather joint-stock banks, 2 989;0341. ; average weekly per lb dearer. Egyptian command extreme rates. te better, otherwise there is no change to notice. The circulation, 6,561,0491. On comparing the above Surat i id p er lb higher in the better classes. T - -day's tales were as follows: —Birkenhead, Lance- with the returns for the preceding month. end- are 65 039 bales, of which 15,430 are on week y sal es . , for t ashire, ail I Cheshire, 66 ; Caledonian, 4) 4 ; Eastern speculation, and 2,250 expor . • nz the 4th of aTulv last it shows a slight decrease 'Counties, 11 7-16, to 11 740! ; Edinburgh, Perth, 1 : - " " ' This week. P. ices paid Currt. Prices. in both i tems. These returns show that the ri p Import. Sales. Description. this week Mid. Fair. Stocks. acid Dandee, 8 8 3-16, 8; Luncashire and York- vte a banks are below their fixed issue, some ----, d. shire, loot, 100%; London and North 'Western, d. d. d. 884 572/, and the joint-stock banks, 313,323/, 1001, 1001 ,Do * shares, f-,' a ;Manchester, Sheffield The 1790 Sea Island -81 to 31 15} 14,1 returns of circulation of the 'lrish and Scot ch 992 1 10250 Upland - - 1 6 to 911 8 13-16 91 and Lincolnshire, 40,1, 401 ; Midland, 811 ; North. 230060 banks for the four weeks ending the Ist of August, • British, 12; North Eastern, 23! 231, 231 ; York I I. ? 21140 774 l o w b" Ories - as - : 7 6 to to 1 9 o l a f 5 41 ,5-16 1 ' Capital Stock, 408 ; Dovers, 24, 211; Grand 1857, whets added together, gives the following as • 1454 4590 Brazil -- - 9 to 11 91 si 16590 he weekly average circulation ulation of these banks dur- lon 3039 Egyptian --.9ito 14 101 Ii 10520 Trunk of Canada, 12 11-16, 12f; Great Western 4 . ma tha past mouth, viz :—Average circulation of 70 West India 81 to —J 9 9} 200 - of • Canada, 211; North Union, A, 219 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 81 The fol- the Irish banks, )6,433,9051; average circulation i ~---- • ~ „ of the Scotca banks. 3 902.4771 ! fivarnae 7'3 3 65530 Total I I 343350 The Liverpool Share Market has been very '.quiet•to-day, North Eastern Stock was again rather better, otherwise there is no change to notice. The -day's isles were as follows:—Birkenhead, Lanca lithire, - Ma 1 Cheshire, 66 ; Caledonian, 4)%; Eastern `Counties, 11 7-16, to 11 746%; Edinburgh, Perth, Avid Dundee, -8,4 8 3-10, 8; Lancashire and York 'shire, Mt, 100%; London and North Western, 1001, 100%, Do *shares, % , 1; Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire, 401, 401 ; Midland, 81% ; North %British, 12; North Eastern, 23%. 231, 231 ; York ' Capital Stock, 401 ; Dovers, 21%, 214 ; Grand Think of Canada, 12 11-16, 12k; Great Western -of -Canada, 211; North Union, A, 219 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 81 The fol lowing were the closing prices : Blackburn, 71, 71 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 66, 661 ; Cale donian,AOl, 41 ; Chester cnd Holyhead, 171, 171 ; Eastern Counties, 11 5.16 xd 11% ; East Lanca •shire, 96, 96:1 ; Do. 91. shares, 1, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 24, 241; Do. A, 11, 111; Great Western, 651, xd 551; - Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 1008, 100} ; D.). 9/. shares, %, 1 p; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport,• 19, 191 ; London and North Western Stock, 1001, xd 100%; Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 401, 401 ; Midland "Stock, 811. xd. 82 ; North British, 11,1, xn 12 ; North Staffordshire, 41, 4 d ; North Eastern—Ber wick,'23%, x.l 231; : York and North Mid4and, 401 -401 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 251, 251; South Eastern and Dover, .21!, 21 7-16.; Scottish North Eastern, 12%, 121; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41 d ; D. New Shares, 4, 31 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 32., 31 d ; Great Western of Canada, 211, 211; Do. New Shares, 1 p; Great Luxembourg, 7,7%; Grand Trunk of Canada, 121, 121. The weekly Traffic Returns, received up to this afternoon, are as follows :-Bedale and Lehuro 1371; Belfast and B illyinena 1,261/ ; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 3,22:)/ ; Thackburn 1,012/ ; Bristol and Exeter '7,1404; Cdedonian 15 6951; Chester wild Ilolyhea.d 6,98.0:1; Cork and Bandon 2701; Cork, Blackrock, and PaSsage 3181; Deeside 3531; Dublin and B Afast Junction 1,2871; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,7321; Dundalk and Enniskillen 5131; Dublin and Drogheda 1,798/ ; Dublin and Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown 2,3131; East Anglian 7921; Eastern Counties and Eastern Union 25,327 ; East Lancashire 7,6811; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunfermline 6,4621; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 3,8211 Glasgow and South Western 7,6611; Great North nt-Soatland 1,5341; Great Northern 2p,5771; Great Southern and Western 6,5111; Great Western 32,1211; Kendal and Windermere 329/ ; Lancaster and Carlisle 7,5281; Lancashire and Yorkshire 28,891 1 ; L!anelly Railway and D Jck 5401; London, Brighton, and South Coast 19,1021; London and North Western 70,1311; London and -South Western 17,3221; Manchester, Shef _field, and Lincolnshire 11,644/ ; Manchester, South Junction and Altrincham 1,4211; Maryport and Carlisle.l,ll6/ ; Midland 348301; Midland Great Western 4,2341; Newcastle and Carlisle 4,027/ ; North British 6,115/ ; North Eastern 40,0141 ; North Staffirdshire Railway and Canal 8,2371; North Western 1,2531; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4 ; 9861; St. Helen's Canal and Railway 1,7311; Shrewsbury and Birmingham 1,9151; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,4581; Shrews bury and Hereford 1,7181; Scottish Central 3,3101; Scottish North 'Eastern (late Aber deen) .3,9141; South D. , von 3,3111; South -Eastern 25,4841; South York 'and River Don 2,667/; South Wales 7,7491; Taff Vale 4,3151; , Illster,. 1351/ ; Vale of Neath 1,9171; Warrington and Stockport 331/; Waterford and Kilkenny 5051; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 2,5531; White haven and Furness 4131 ; Whitehaven Junction /121; Buffsto and Lake Huron 734/ ; Dutch Rhenish 4,2611; Eastern of France (late Paris and Strasbnr4) 39.5541; Grind Trunk of Canada 9.2351; Great Luxembourg 9111; Great Western of Canada 7,5001 ; Northern of France 41.9721; Orleans, Bourdeaux, and Branch's 40 923/ ; Paris and Lyons 37;9164 Sambre and Meuse 10431; Western . and North Western 42111/. The Market for the Public Funds and Seewities to-day WaS not Alo firm. Selling was the predomi nant feature, and prines consequently gave way about 4 per cent. Consols for Money closed at 901 to tin and for the Account at the same figure. Exchequer Bills, ö die, and the New Three per Cents 91k it is reported that the Atlantic Cable is not likely to prove available for either of the projected Indian lines of Telegraph. It appears that in its present coiled state it generates or absorbs a great amount of heat, and a fear is entertained of its being ruined by the temperature to which it wouid be subjected in twice crossing the tropics. It has been found that extreme heat in the parts under pressure, forces the copper wire to the sides of the gutta pereha and destroys insulation The Bacekers' Magazine furnishes the returns of circulation of the private and joint-stock banks in England and Wales for the four weeks ending the Ist of August, and gives the following as the aver age weekly circulation of those banks during the past month, viz.:— Privata banks, 3;t72,9151. ; joint-stock banks, 2 989:0341. ; average weekly circulation, 6,561,0491. On comparing the above with the returns for the preceding month. end ing the 4th of luly last, it shows a slight decrease in both items. These returns show that the pri vate banks are below their fixed issue, some 884 5721, and the joint-atock banks, 313,3231, The returns of circulation of the Irish and Scotch banks for the four weeks ending the Ist of August, 1857, when added together, gives the following as the weekly average circulation of these banks dur ing tha past mouth, viz :—Average circulation of the Irish banks, )6,433,905/; average circulation of the Scotch banks, 3 992,477/ ; average circulation during the past month, 10,426,1821. It would appear from this that the Irish Banks are above their fixed issue by 79,2111; and the Scotch Banks 984,4791. The amouut of gold and silver held at the head offices of the Irish banks during the month was -2.264,1711, and by the Scotch banks 1,595,606 The average stock of bullion held by the Bank of England in both departments during the month ending the Ist of August was 11,601,9861., being an increase of 357,5251. as compared with the previous month, and a decrease of 780,704.1., when compared with the same period last year. The stock of specie held by the Scotch and Irish banks during the month ending the Ist of August was 3,859.7771., being a decrtase of 180,8911. as com pared with tne previous aeturn, and an increase of 15,843/. when compared with the corresponding period last year. Messrs. P►lkington, Brothers, & Co , in their circular Issued this evening, make the following remarks upon the Freight Market : With the exception of Coal Freights to the East Indies, the business done daring the week teas been on a moderate scale, the demand for ships to take out Coal still continues, and a fair amount of tonnage has bean engaged at our qaotaions. For Bombay, ships can be placed at 323 to 333 per ton for Coal with consignment, and for Valparaiso for orders to discharge at a port not north of Claim. 283 for Coals free of consignment, or 31s to 323 with con signment is availitble ; from Wales these ra t es can be . improved upon from 2s to 3s per ton. A few small ships can still be placed from the Rce ports to United Kingdom or Continent to from £3 12s 61 for United Kingdom to £4 5s for Continent, and from the Mauritius one smell --- ship with Sugar to United Kingdom at 60.1., and from the other East India ports at our quotations. From the Danube suitable vessela are enquired for at 13i to 13s 6a per quarter, for India Corn or Wheat, and from Odessa or Ker:ch at 553 to 563 per ton for Tallow, with option of Azof at 103 per ton extra. From Alexandria 6s 3d to Os 6d per quarter for beans. The following are the latest quotations of Foreign Exchanges .:—Amsterdam, shore, 11 161 to 11 17 ; do. three months, 11 19i to 11 10*; Rotterdam, do., 11 191 to 111194 ; Antwerp,l ,do., 25 32* to 25 40; Brussels, do, 25 321 to 25 40; Hamburgh, do., 13 Bto 13 8i; Paris, short, 25 20 to 25 25 ; do., three months, 25 57i to 25 62; Marseilles, do., 25 62, to 25 65 ; Frankfort. do., 11.91 to 1.191 ; Vienna, do., 10 31 to 10 34 ; 'Trieste, do , 10 31 to 10 34; St. Petersburg, do., 361 to 361; Madrid, 4.81 to 49. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending Aug. 28., 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. _ Debit. Notes issued £25,323,965 Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,9011 Gold Coin and Bullion £25,323,965 Total .... 525,323,965 BANKING D: Debit. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 6,429,294 Other „ 9,705,366 Seven days, and other bills 784,059 PARTMENT. Credit. Government se curities £10,593,643 Other securities 17,831,665 Notes 6,999,790 Gold and silver coin Total .... £35,056,729 I Total £35,056,729 Compared with the returns of the previous week we have the following results : Active circulation Increase In the London Railway Share Market to-day there :was not much business done, but prices, on the ,arhoie, were pretty well maintainei. The following .were the o!silai, prices :—Caledonian, 811, 81i; Ilo.etern- Counties, 114, 11 ; East Lanca shire, 96, 97; Great Northerr, 963.; Ditto, A 88 90 ; A.:Treat Western, 55 1 ,531; 14 - trlcashire and York shire, 1004, 400 lesim Northern, 51i; London and North - Western, 100 f, 100 Z.; London and South Western, 934, 931; Manchester, Sheffield , -and Lincolnshire, .46t, ; Midland Stock. 812, 84; North British, 484; South Eastern and Dover, 69,,t, 10 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 94, 95; York :and North Midland. 891- 801 ; Grand Trunk of , Canada, 124, 121 ; Great Western of Canada, 21 11-16, 21 13.16; Do New, 7-16, 0-16; Oswestry, . 'Worcester, 311, 32j; Northern of Fiance, 341, 841 ; Pari-i and Strasburg, .26 : 1, 27; Paris and .Lyons, 341, 35 ; Russian, 109, 111; Paris and k)rleans, 56, 57; Western et France, 28, 29, Af - cr official hours the business transacted was at the following pric . es :--Caledonian, 81f, Bii; Eastern Counties, 12 5-L6, 11 7-la.; East Lanca shire, 96, 07; Great ;Northern 964, 974 ; Do. A, 83, 90 ; Great Western, rig, .552; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1001, 100 ; N;anchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 49} ; Midlunci Stock, - 814, 824 ; - North British, 484, 49; South Eastern 'aria Dover, 094, 70 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 94, 95 ; York and North Midland, 804, ,901. `I h!: Grain crops are Mostly set,ured in satisfac tory c.?ndition, and the yield.is xl:geted greatly to exited that of many previous harvesqts. Foreign supplies are not expected to any great extent for some time, and as diseaso in the Poteto fields threatens to curtail that crop consideraily, the Corn market has recovered from its drooping position. The business, however, is quite of a consumptive character, without material change io falue from the:quotations in our last for any article, Te-day s market was better attended, and LLVERPJOL PRODUOR MARKEr.-- 7 SEPT. 4 SUGAR: There continues a moderate inquiry particu arly for West India ; - the sales comprise 80 hhds grainy Demerara at 56s 61 to 57s 6d, 150 hhds Trinidad at 48s. and 170 hhds foreign West India at 47s 91 to 52i per cwt, MOLASSES : Nothing har occurred. Rem : Only 30 puncheons Trinidad are reported without charge in prices. COFFEE: The transactions, chiefly by auction, consist of 200 bags St. Domingo, price not reported, with 100 bags all faults at 54s to 58s, and 120 bass Rio at 52s 61 to 543 6d per cwt. Rice : The sales are confine I to a few hundred bags Bengal, at auction, with all faults. PEARL SAoo : 400 boxes small grain have brought 21s per cwt. JUTE : At the public sale about 300 bales found buyers at £22 to £26 103 per ton. Z 19,324 175 114,570 11,500,587 ••• 3,558,010 Decrease Seven day and other bills .. 784,059 Increase Public deposits Increase: 631,091 Other deposits Decrease Ginvernment securities 10,593,654 Unchanged Other securities Increase Nnotes uewployed 5,939.790 Increase The steamer Holland has brought about 20,00'0/ worth of silver (rota Ostend. Bullion Increase The exact amount of specie shipped for the East by the Indus, which left Southamp ton for Alexandria is officially stated at 606,0251., of which 683,1931. is silver, and o ly 12,832/ gold. The sum destinied ter China Proper is 223,5311. The particulars are as follows, viz : far Bombay, silver, 102,3961.; for Ceylon, gold, 2,8001 ; for the Mauritius, gold, 5,0001. ; for Madras. gold, 4 4221., and silver, 45,4341. ; for Calcutta, silver, 265.5821 ; for Penang, silver, 4,2111.; for Singapore, siiver, 41,9401., and gold, 6101.: for Hong King, silver, 112,4151.; and for Shanghai, slim-, 111,1161. The subjoined exhibits the aggregate remit tances by each of the last six steamers : June 20, per Pera July 4, perSolombo 8.51,220 July 20, per Indus August 4, per Ripon August 20, per Colombo Sept. 4, per bides Tha ship Biobio has arrived froth Shanghai with 4 e,2001be... of tea, and 1,.302 bales of silk on freight. The advices brought by this vessel from the Cape of Good Hope extend to the 3rd of Jelly, and announce the arrival at that colony of the steamer England, after a voyage of 51 days from Dartmouth, The steamer, W. S. Lindsay sailed i THE NORTHERN TIMES.--- .LIVERPOOL; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 18'57. quantities has at lctat, imparted somewhat more activity to the trade generally ; considerable sales for the week are reporteil, and in some instances an advance of 6d to Is per clot has been realised, the stock left is, however, even yet more than likely to be required during the remainder of the season, which is nearly over. ELAILD: There is only a retail damand, but further ship ments to New York, and the high quotations thence, support prices here. CIIXESE : At full prices good and useful qualities sell readily, inferior quite a drug. ISSUING SALES BT AUCTION. MONDAY, Sept 7: 258 bags Saltpetre; 2,107 pockets, 7,000 bags Bengal Rice, TUESDAY, Sept. 8: 1,951 bales Jute; 200 tierces Jamaica Coffee ; 40 bales Fibre; 5,000 Kips ; 20 tons Myrabolarns ; 165 cases Tallow-. WEDNESDAY Sept. 9 . : 1,000 bales Gambier ; 250 tons Logwood; bi t do. Red Sanders Wood; 40 cases Caster 0;1; 12 serons Cochineal; 20 bags Gum Copal ; 357 pockets Seed Lac ; 310 tons Lima Wood ; 2,000 bundles Rattans. TUUESDAY Sept. 9: 95,000 Ox and Cow Horns; 1,000 bags Horn Scraps. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16 : 200 bales Bombay Madder Roots. THURSDAY, Oct. 8: 212 tons African and Egyptian Ivory. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET. - SEPT. 4. Per Otte, 201bs. Per collas. s. d. s. • s. d. 8. (1. Potatoes, Pink Eyes° 0 to 0 0 Day, 01d...... 0 6 to 0 8j Ditto, Kettles .... 4 6 to 5 0 Ditto, new.. 0 51 to 0 7 Ditto, Wh,terocks. 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, clover 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, Balsbaws .. 0 0 t 5) 0 0 Green Clover 0 11 to 0 2 Ditto, Beldrums 0 0. to 0 0 Vetches 0 2 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle 0 8 to 1 0 Straw, wheat 0 2i to 0 31 , Per ton. Ditto, oat 0 24 to 0 3 l'urnlps Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carrots Oats, in straw.... U 0 to 0 0 dangle worse Manure 4 0 to 6 0 LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKET.-SErr. 4. EALES THIS WEEK. Ava , sge. Porn). Tare. 13 . '0 Salted Bn nos Ayres Ox 11:des .. .691 lbs. at 90 slb s. 1700 „ 19 „ 99474 „ 101 4 „ 300 „ Rio Grande Cow Hides ........43 , 91,1 4 ~ 1700 „ Baeitos Ayres Horse Hides ..30 14s 61 each. 1600 „ Is.oth American Ox and Co :v Hides— 0x.......... 63 to 66 „ 7d 5 „ „ .............. 75 „ 64d 6 „ ........ 51 to 55 ~ 7d 4 „ Csms 49 to 51 f „ 7d 4 ~ Kiss ............25/ ~ 7d 2 „ s. s. d. 100 Tens Smyrna Val.,atfair to good et 0 0 0 to 15 10 0 per ton. 63 Cattle 13...ne5, Thighs.... at 515 oto 6 0 0 „ 285 ,-, Bono Ash, fair at . £6 23 6d, common at £4 per ton G.. F. MARTIN. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-SEyr. 4 We have had a good attendance at this morning's market, and having an extended inquiry for wheats, good fresh red American has been steadily taken off. at an advance of 2d to 3d per bushel over the rates of Tuesday last ; other sorts of foreign may be quoted ld to 21 dearer, but the sale is slow ; uew wheats sell readily at full prices. Flour is held for an improvement of 6d per brl and Is per sack, which is obtainlble for all good sound parcels. Beans are in fair request at extreme rates.. Oats and oatmeal in good demand, and our last quota tions freely obtainable for both old and new of each ar ticle. Yellow and mixed Indian corn has advanced is to Is 6d per qr, chit flf through an increased home dernhnd, that for Ireland being only small: white corn, however, is in the same proportion lower in value. Arrivals from the Ist to the 3rd Sept.. 1857, inclusive :—lnto Liverpool from Ireland.—Wheat, 394 qrs; malt, 33 qrs ; oats, 160 qrs; oat meal, 663 seeks,; flour, 290 sacks. Coastwise.—W neat, 10 qrs; oats, 34 qrs ; pease, 438 qrs. United Srates.—Wheat, 397 qrs; corn, 1,132 qrs. Europe, &c.—Wheat, 2,010 qrs ; barley, 1,574 qrs ; flour, 1,488 sacks 993 brls. Egypt.— Wheat, 1,614 qrs ; beans, 1,000 qrs. Total.—Wheat, 4,425 qrs ; barley, 1.574 qrs ; malt, 33 qrs ; oats, 214 qrs beans. 1,000 qrs ; pease, 438 qrs ; corn, 1,132 qrs; oat. meal, 668 sacks : flour, 1,778 sacks 993 brls. Exports from the Ist to the 3rd Sept., 1857, inclusive:— Foreign Parts. —Oats, 325 qrs; oatmeal, 5 sacks. Ireland.—Wheat, 1,959 qrs ; malt, qrs ; Indian corn, 1,329 qrs ; flour, 283 sacks 50 brls. Coastwise.—Wheat, 31 qrs ; Indian corn, 442 qrs ; oatmeal, 40 sacks; flour, 147 sacks 413 brls. R. Manor & SONS. Oatmeal was in good supply, and new sold at 15s to 15s 6J, and oats at 14s to 15s per cwt• CORK BUTTER AI ARKET.-SEPT. 4. The number of kegs and firkins offered for sale to-day exceeded 1,900, which went off at the following prices : Firsts, 109 s; Seconds, 1043; Thirds, 995; Fourths, 903; Fifths, 803; Sixths, 633 per cwt. ~_;42.4 REVIEW OP THE WHIM. SUGAR: The improvement in the market noticed last week has not. continued, and the advance of is per owl then quoted has again been lost ; the sales are limited to 260 hhds 8.P., 350 bags Dummah Dates at 43s 6d, 500 hhds Porto Itica and Cuba at 47s 6d to 524 duty paid, and 2,500 bags Brazil at 32s to 33s 6d per cwt in bond for low to good brown, with a cargo of 470 tons Bahia, to arrive, on secret terms. MOLASSES : Holders having submitted to lower prices, 550 puncheons have been sold, viz., Antigua at 235, Cuba Muscavado at 225, Trinidad at 20s per cwt, with clayed Cuba, the price of which is not given, the greater portion of these being taken for export. COFFEE : Pending the approaching public sales, transactions have been limited to 30 tierces Jamaica, at 65s 61 to 703 for ordinary to fair ordinary, and 40 casks Plantation Ceylrn at 65s to 86s per cwt. COCOA is still in demand for export, and 360 bags Para have been taken at 87s 6d per cwt. Race : At the end of last week an active demand sprung up, chiefly speculative and export, and extensive sales were effected, the market closing at an, improvement at 3d per cwt; the business for the week comprises 17,200 bags Bengal, at 9 , 91 for Ballam, 9s 93 for broken, Ils fQr middling, and 134 to 13s 6d for good to fine, 5,200 bags Bassein at lOs 31, 5,250 bags Necransie at 108 91, and 4,500 tons for arrival, consisting of R.angoon at lOs 91 for distant delivery, lOs 91 to Ils tor Necransie, landing con ditions, and lOs 91 per cwt, floating terms. PEARL SAGO: 150 boxes realised 21s 63 for medium, 223 for large, and 23s 91 per cwt for small grain. Rum : Rather more inquiry has appeared ; transactions comprise 300 puncheons Jamaica at the quotations, and 150 puncheons Demerara, partly at 3s 7d to 3s 91 per gallon, 30 per cent overproof. TEA : After the delivery of the Overland letters on Monday, the market was a little excited, but subsequently inactive ; in the last two days a good trade demand has sprung up for medium kinds of Congou from is 41 to Is 6d ; some few common have changed hands at Is 2d ; there are now buyers at Is 211, but few sellers under Is 20 per lb; scented teas are becoming scarce and wanted ; greens fully support previous rates. . INDIGO: A. few chests Bengal have- been disposed of at 6s 101 to 7s per lb, being an advance of 4a on the public sale. CUTCR : 160 bags; at 63s 61 to 65s for heated, and 66s 61 per cwt for sound ; little done in other descriptions of East India drysaltery articles. SAG) FLotta : 300 bags sold at 16s 91 to Us per cwt. RATTANS : 5,200 bundles at 5s 3d to 5s 6d per 100. SALTPETRE: Sales made to the extent of 4,000 bags, principally for arrival, at 53s to 555. NITRATE or SODA : 250 tons in store at 21s 6d to 253, and for arrival, 159 tons at 21s 61 to 23s per cwt. DTEWOOD3: The transactions continue limited, being confined to small lots of Campeachy logwood at £7 15s to £B, 300 tons Jamaica at £4 7s 6d to £4 Ms, and 20 tons Honduras at Z 6. Fume : 10 tons Tobasco at £7 152, a small lot of Ja maica at £7 12; 6i, and Cuba at £8 17s 6d. NICARAGUA. WOOD: 40 tons solid at £lB to £l3 23 6d, and 20 tons small at 1:15.. LIMA Wow): 30 tons at 414 103 to £25• SAPAN WOOD: 14 tons at £2O. • ERIN Y : 12 tons African black at £9 12s 61 per ton. Ron,: : 3,030 barrels sold at 4s 31 to 4s 6d for common, up to 25s per cwt for extra fine quality. Asans : 450 barrels sold at 42s to 42i 6d for pearl, and at 423 6d to 433 3d per cwt for pot. LINSEED quiet, but steady ; no sales reported. RApEsE E D : Small parcels of Bombay sold at 523 to 61s. MUSTARD SEED: 1,000 bags yellow at 60s to 6ls per quarter. HIDES : About 3,000 salted Buenos Ayres ox have been sold at 913 for heavy, and 10d per lb for light. BRIMSTONE has met with a moderate demand, and about 350 tons have found buyers, at 82i 61 for seconds on the spot, an.l £7 lOs per ton fOr third quality to arrive. Aecom are still neglected. TARTAR : The sales are quite in retail, at 75s for brown, 87s for discoloured, and 102 s for Cream. Suma,c: Some considerable parcels have been sold by auction 2,500 bags of Palermo, at rate 3 ranging from 83 for inferior old, to lOs 6d for good, and 12s 6d to 14s for new, also 141 bags NURetell° at 7s 31 to 7s 6d, and 100 bags Tyrol at 7s 6d. QUERCITRnN BARK: 44 hhds. of Philadelphia are reported at 15s to 15e 6d, and 120 bags Baltimore at 12s. MADDER BOOTi : 360 bales Bombay were sold, chiefly by auction, at 363 63 to 37, 61, 88 bales Turkey at 533 to 61s. MADDER: 135 bags Spanish at 533 per cwt. LEMON JUICE: A few pipes of concentrated have realizNl ld per degree. OLIVE Ozr, has continued in brisk demand, and 135 tuns sold on the spot, beside a carco of Corfu and one of Galipoli, afloat ; prices close at £59 to £6O for Galipoli, £5B to £5B 10s for Spanish, and £5B Der tun for Lisbon. SEAL OIL 193 tons, on the spot and to arrive, have been sold at about former rates Con OIL continues dull of sale. LINSEED OIL is iu mod,rat. demand at 4Q3 to 41s. RAPE : Palo at Ms to 52i GI per Mt. SPIRIT 4 OF TURPENTINT; : 400 barrels Americas realized 35s to 36s per cwt. PALM OIL has been in fair demand, and 400 tons_sold at £4b 103 to £47 per ton. • TALLOW has been dull, and only small sales made at 63s to .64s for Y.C., and 55s to fls 6i per cwt for Australian. LARD: 50 tons are taken at 703 to 71s per cwt. JUTE : There are no transactions to report. name: 150 bales Italian haye been sold at £23 153 to £3l per ton. Cola YARN: 6 . tons at £22 15s per ton. BEET: At a further decline of 5s to lOs per tierce, which under the influence of the late arrivals holders have submitted to, a msderate retail business has been transacted; buyers are met freely at the decline, and the tendency at present is to still lower rates. PORK is quiet, and rather easier prices are taken for all descriptions. BACON; Tho re-shipaieut to New York of etweiderable LONDON PRODUCE NIARKET.--SErr• 4, SUGAR : We have had a dull and drooping market dur ing the week, and a decline of is has been established withont inducing buyers to purchase more than their im mediate wants required. Reined has declined also, and lumps quoted at 60s 61 to 635. _ COFFEE : Coloured descriptions have sold at a slight ad vance, but other descriptions have been dull of sale. Na tive Ceylon, 655. TEA : The tone of the market has decidedly improved this week, and the trade has bought freely at a slight ad• vance on last week's currency. iticz : A fair business done at fully last week's prices. RUM : A large business has been done, and the article has general confidence, yet we cannot quote any advance in prices. SALTPETRE : The mirket has not been active this week, and prices unsteady ; to-day retraction 91 sold at 51s to 525, which was a decline of Is 6d.. COTTON : A steady business has been done during the week at full prices, and the article has a very firm ap pearance; SPICES have sold steadily at previous rates. NITRATE OF SODA has sold at 22s to 235, which showed a further advance of is this week. JUTE AND HEMP have gone off heavily in public sale. MEr,Ls have been bought to a limited extent at previous rates. Markets generally have been dull this week. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-SEPT. 4. The market is steady at the subjoined quotations,: viz. :—Town Tallow, 61s 61 nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 635; kSeptember, 63s ; October and De cember, 603 3d; January to March, 603. , BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-SErT. 4. About 500 pockets of the new growth of hops have ar rived at market, but the seasan being unusually early the demand has not yet set in, and the prices are not settled The duty continues at about £160,000. LONDON CORN MARKET.-SEPT. 4. The' wheat trade was firm this morning at Monday's rates, ;without much activity. Fine dry new wheat in demand for Yorkshire, where the quality has been more or less injured. Flour fully supported Monday's currency. Barley was in moderate request, and its value underwent no change. Oats were in good demand, and previous rates were well maintained. Beans and peas brought full prices. AURIVALS INTO LONDON PROM AUGUST 31 TO SEPT. 4 Wheat Barley ..... Oats Malt English and Scotch 4183 510 90 19.0 Flour. 151 LONDOZI AVRRAGSS —Wheat, 6d ; itye,42s Od ; Beans, 43s 51 IMPERIX. Foreign. 5290 5470 26069 barrels. :::00 sacks GIS 10d,; Barley, 433 61; oats, 269 Pease, 44s 3d. AVERAGES. Oaca. Rye. Beans. , reuse. 27s 83'41s 3d , 453 6d 42s 8d 283 7J 395 5d 16s 5d 41s Id 28s 2i 383 106 43s 11(440s 10d s 8d 403 5d 475 10 , 403 103 1» 273 llt 39s 11. 47s scl als 5d 1•27 s 8o 38s 751475 7o 4ls 103 123 s 0.•1393 9 145 s lUcij4le 54 Srpr 4 CORK CORN MARKET.-St FT. 4. The supply at market to-clay was fair, at the following prices :—White wheat, 32s ; rod ditto, 303 ; barley, 183 to 18.3fi4; and oats, 133 3d to I3s 103. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.-SzpT. 4. The_market was quiet and firm to-day at the following prices :—Mixed Nos.,' buyers 68s, sellers 86s 6d ; No. 1, buyers 70s, sellers 70s 6d ; No. 3,' .buyers 655, sellers 65s 6d per ton• THE HARVEST IN THE NORTH OF IRELAND. The Belfast Mercury of Thursday says The labour of reaping has been pushed with remarkable activity for the last three weeks. Already a great p srtion of the early sown wheat and oats has not only been cut down, but is safely gathered into the haggards. Were there hands sufficient to m'et the demand for reapers, the entire of the corn lands in this and the next county would, ere this, have been c'cared off. The wheat crop is much ahead of that of last year, as well in quality of grain as in bulk of produce. In the oat lands great diversity exists ; some fields are equal to ordinary averages, others again we short in straw and light in head. , The bulk of straw fodder, however, will be much above the quantity recently antici pated. Barley has not been largely ca'tivated this season—at least in the North of Ireland—but the yield of that grown is rather above that of last year. On the whole, the turn-out of all descriptions Of corn promises to be good. Cf the potato, little can be said beyond what has already been reported. As is the case with other croys, great difference of opinion exists about the probable results of the disease. Ail opinions agree that the yie'd of good and bl ghted tubers is most abundant ; an I, when we take into account that even the infected lots sell at 2s per cat--a pr ce quite up to the average value of sound cots in times before the disease became known in Ireland—it will be see a that the grower stands in a pretty fair posi tion, even upposing that one-fourth of the crop were blighted. In some parts of the County Antrim, only a small proportion—not one , eighth of the whole—is attacked; in others, about a sixth; and, again, there are fields which have all but escaped the malady. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 5. BIGII WATER—•Morn. 12 0—: :yen. 12 7—Height, 18 ft. 6 in. Sept, 4.' Star of the East Bombay !Maria Wile Car line Wass Wasa I Arena Paraiba iv iseaya Emilie Gipsey Glasgow Robert Martin U.verstor.e Gnatema'a Packet V.dparaiso Denmark _ Armenins Helen P E. Island Wm. Ms Gowan Manzanilla AD. iniseppin: Trieste Lilla Santa Martha oodo (s.s.) R9f terdam l'he Queen Q iebec ;tona File Memel Majestic P. E. Is:ana Pigeon intwerp Par.gu4y .... .... Valparaisd 1 fa'.ncinta 1 Frederich VII Koldirg Pyrenee ' Vesta W ilmington Coquette . . Peter and John ....... . Nantes Sept. 3. Robert Kelly New York Bayadere Victor.. G. B. de Vriere (latent Zibiatt. . Glow- Stephen G10ver........ .Calcutta' llortensa Runt Akertijelm....Butnos a yra Nicotine Riga John Constantinople H olger Maria Valencia. • • • .• • . • • Earl of Sefton C leutta Araminta Cors ca Britannia.... Buenos Ayres -• Claudia D a Gungadhar Bombay July 25 Aug. 1 Wneat.l it artry. 1623 7c1383 ai 1 533 8d 38s 5.; Ss 10:-.94 Id 59s 2,1k03 Otl 593 100:33s 603 4d142s 6wk'sAg.Av. ,603 1dj39 . 3 8C LONDON CATTLE MARKET, The number of beasts was large, but there is not any im provement in the quality ; . Monday's quotations are there e realised for the choicest kinds. We are but mode rately supplied with sheep and lambs, however quite suf ficient for the demand. The trade opened bri,kly, but closed heavily. Prices are not better on the average. Calves are selling about the same as on Monday. From Germany and Holland there are 545 boasts, 5510 sheep, and 372 calves. Northern and Midland Counties, 403 beasts, and s‘i mulch cows from the Home counties. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of filbs. s. rt. s. d. Best Scots. Herefords 4 8 5 0 Best Dos & Ilf-bred .. 0 0 0 0 Best Short-born 4 6 4 8 :lest L0ng.w0,1i.... 4 10 5 0 Second quality beasts 3 4 4 2 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves Pigs . ... Best Ons & lif-breds 5 2 0 4, Lambs 5 0 6 0 Beasts at market, 1,211 ; sheet Figs, 240. and lambs, 8,870; calves, S:G ; L'rcDON MINI% G MARKET.—Srry. 4. Great inactivity prevails to-day in the market for home mining stocks, and prices exhibit no alteration of any importance. I❑ the Stock Exchange no transactions 'whatever are reported. In foreign mining shares there is no movement. Subj)incd is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers :—Alfred Consols, 15.4 ; East Russell, 40s, 42s 6d; Great Hewas, 203_ 21s ; Great South 'reigns, 16i, 17 ; Holmbush. 14. 2 ; Kelly Bray, 335, 35s ,_• Lady Bertha 12s, 13s ; North Reslrear, 150 ; St. Day United, 245, 26s ; Vale of Torvy, ; Wheal Elward, ; Wheal Gren ville, 24. i; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 23, 24; Wheal Mary Ann, 481, 491 ; Wheal Zion, 17s 6d, 20s. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. T: SEPT : 4. ThcreWa;;;; -- deniand for fresh, old, and dry new wheat at last week's prices. No altt ration in other articles. DUBLIN CORN MARK ET.-SrrT. 4. There was a very small supply of new grain at market today, yet wheat aild bere declined 6d from Tuesday's quotation::. Earley, oats, and raptseed luliy supported previous prices. lIT!LFAST CORN MARKET.-SipT 4 At the farmers market to-clay there was a liberal supply of wheat and prices were a shade higher. There was but a small supply of oats, but they were unchanged in value. • Hambur4l, ...Porto Rice Glen Roy Sept. 4. Mascongns .......... —Baltimore Jeremiah Thompson ..New York Paul Muria Wismar LOADING. Sept. 3. Deogaum ......... ....Lima Temperance star ..... ...Antwup Cambridge . Pevcril of the Peak ......Bombay Lucy Thompson ...... New York Neptune . Wilbur Fisk.. ENTERED Pi Francois Arago (s.s ) .... Cadiz Ida.. Viscouot Canning .... C. G. Hope Floren. e . Africa Agcnoria .. Charles J. Mare Danzic l'erle Trinidad, &c Clarissa . .. Lab radoi Amphiti ite.. OUTPORTS. Portsmont' , , Sept. 3.—Arrived—The Prometheus (H. 113.), from the Coat of &Hes.. Cowes, Sept. 3. —Arrived—The Betsy Annie, from New York. Southamp•on. Sept. 3.—A rrived—Tue Mowe, from Bahia. 4:h. — Sailed—The L'Etoile, for Careoton. Starcross, Sept. 3 —Arrived—The Challenger, from Quebec. Port Carlisle, Sep'. 3. —Arrived—The Wes. on, from Quebec. Plymouth, S•pt 3.—Arrived—The Victim., from Quebec. The lypso grounded on a bank at 3iiltbay yesterday, and makes much water. Torbay.' Sept. 3.—Arrived—The Biltern, from Penang. and sailed for Lonaon. Gloucester, Sept. 3. - Arrivel—The Laurel, from Charleston-- Grays, Montreal. • Newport, Sept. 3.—Arrived—The Comet, from Qaeboe—Cygnet, Bord aux for S. Thomas. Sailed -The Mary, for Jamaica. Hurst Castle, ti.ept. 3. Arrival off —the Ripon (s.), from Alexandria. Queens own, Sept. 3 -Arrived-Atalaya, Herald, Francis, and Wards, from Ma seilles-Moderazione, and Vivian, Odessa-Royal Sovereign, Val. araiso-Politema, Havarinah-Edward John, Girgenti -Brothers, Mont, V:deo -San Sp:ridime, and Remembrance, Galatz - Wm. Barb r, Od,ssa - Ju'iet Erskine, St. Andrews -Ibeber, Sevi le-Knora Spranza, Constantinople. Gravesend, S-pt 3.-Arrived-The Favourite Lass, from St. John's, N. F-Titania, St. John, N. 5.-G niseppe Seconda, Odessa-Scholield, Quebec -SaboiVa, and Rmer, Leghorn-Ellen, Lively, Alma, Wheat sheaf, Celweaser, Relianca, Lucy, Altwal, Ann, and Eclipse, all from Guerns-y-Eden, Porto R;co-Mary'a, Genoa-ETerald, Antigun. Sailed, Sept. 4.-Florence, for S'. Helen's-Atalanta, Demerara- Taurus (s ), Varel-Lord John Russell (s.), Dunkirk. Bristol, Sept. 3 -A rived-The Marathon, Incledon, from Quebec- Eliza, Romney, Cadiz -Delmont, Odessa - Mechene, Haslett, Galatz. Deal, Sept. 3.-Arrived and proceeded for the river-The Giuseppe, Buss ton. from Odessi-s.merald, Clarke, nigna -Biobio, Philpott, China-Tchernaya, Ellgoor, Quebec -Evening Star, Dunn, Bombay and the Cape of God Hope-Lord Stanley, Thoma., Callao. Sept. 4. -Passed-11.M s. Diligence, from Westward for the River-Charlotte, from Haelva for Newcast'e-Cybele, from Demerara for London. Falmo .th, sept. 3.-Arrived-The Anna Christina, Sandburg, end Hendrika, Piaez, from Tag nrog-Tikingen, Seeberg, Odessa -Sara, Jacona, Catania-Freciosa, Johnsen, Marseilles-Revenue, Ho s e., Akyab. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Castle Gregory, Sept. 1, 102 bales of cot:o were landed to-day from theLezington. New York, Aug. 22.—A timber laden ship, of about 800 tons, bot tom up, with a new round stern was falien in with, Aug. 14. in lat. 44 N., long. 62 W.—The Gosport, from Liverpool to Baltimore, which was ashore and taken,off, whi e being towed past Gosport Iron works (Norfolk), drife3 on the bank, when her stern sank, leaving her bows high cut of water, and mak ng another leak. —The Grey Eagle was run into by the Silvis, and had her quarters damaged: during the gale at City Feint. The Silvia was also foal of two other vessels. VESSELS' REPORTS. Repo tby the Merlin, Borla,e, arrived hero from Calcutta, .ailed Apri: 12. Spoke. In lat. Lon. May 9.. Tu Icorora, Rangoon t ; Falmouth .... ........ 9 . 2..87 13 May 19—Targier, Br, zits to Cllcutfa .. ... „. _l5 11...78 13 Aug. 7..1:. BirJ, Whaler, off Western Islands. Aug. IS . Lord Raglan, Cal:utta to London ..........47 30..25 26 Aug. 13 ..Cyprus. from Rio Janeiro ..... ..... .... 47 30..23 26 Aug. 24—Crown, Rangoon to Cork, 145 day50ut........50 56.. 9 15 Report by the Cz,roman4el, Thomson, arrived here from Calcutta, milled April 13. Spoke. In lat. Lon. _ _ Jane 18.. Davon, Calcutta to Liverpool, 93 days - out •.• .. ... .34 0 ..00 09 E. Aug. 15.. 24ti8 third pendant, Bombay to London, 108 dsys out... . . .45 48 .. 25 26 W. Aug. ;0.. AZ, hence to New York ...............50 1 E.. 16 35 W. SPOKEN. In lat. Lol. June 24.. Dragoon. hums to Me1h0urne................09 N.. 27 W June 25.. North, hence to Calcut a July 11..Ruhen •• •• • . July li..Seringap , tam, Australia to Liverpool .21 5...03 E July 17...Culloden, Bombay to Liverpool July 23.. Medina .. Aug. 3 —Maria, Monte Video to Liv , rpuol . ......28 N.. 30 W Aug. 3.. Fiank Pierce, hence w New Orleans, off the Aug. 9..Stanflurd, Moulmein to C0rk.......... ........ 34 N.. 57 W AuA. 9..Barnbery, New Orlean, to Li7c rpool. _ . ~ .1— Augl.. Herald (s.s ), Pernambuco to Liverpool ........ 39 N.. 81 W Aug.24..Everton .. , . . Aug. 25.. Ware Queen, hen e to Malaga .. 42 N.. 10 W Ang.2B.. gramley Mora .. Brazilian, hence, off Overate Light. FOREIGN PORTS. B Brui,ell. from S nglpore ; and John Fletcher, from Foo chow-foo —b',th at 'st. Ilelena, and sa'ld for London. F. C. Clarke, from Calcutta; Chilina. Pardy, from Shanghae; and K'ngi Lear, tram Bombay —a 1 at St. Heleza, the latter sailed for Landon, Resolution, Middleton, from Akyab at St. Helena. Danube (s.c.), from Messina at Palermo. Vigilant, hence at Oatend. Asia sailed from Batavia for Sourabaya, Jnne 27. Charles Jackson mailad from Iquique for Liverpool, June 27. Globe sailed from Iquique for Liverpool. Heather Bell sailed from Iquique for Eng'and, June 27. Sphynx, hence at F astport. Anna Porter sailed from Iquique for Channel, June 27. Eleanoro, sailed from Nu que for Channel Manuel Moult sailed from Iqu'que f. r Marseille., June 27. Daphne sailed from Balderan, Aug 26 ; and Mathalla, Sept. I—both for Liverpool. Auguste sailed from Ostend for Live - pool, Fept. I. Europa t ence at s, Sept. I. Balbee (s.s.) hence at Havre, Sept. 2. Liz tie, Hansard, hence at Trieste, Aug. 30. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ' By British and Irish Magnetic Telegiaph. CURRAGH RACES.—YESTERD.IY. SELLI - G STAKES. Katy Flanigan HER MAJET Y'S PLATE. iz , 3 Fighter . STEWARDS' PLATE. Sunbeam 1 I Arab Maid. ..2 I Alfred.. RAILWAY ST 1 K BEL Annandale...,l Knight 01 Malta::"..2 I Odessa 3 Conmitrtfai Salesi. THIS DAY. Tips DAY, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers'ioflfice, 10, Water-str:et, 2000 Bags Larong } 1200 Bags Necranzie ICE, now landing ex Startled Fawn from Akyab.—Apply to RAJ. L and JONES, Brca__E!!...._S' THIS DAY, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 30 Exchange-alley North. 826 Panels ROSIN, ea Saranak, from Philadelphia, Waterloo D0c,.,% . To s 3 taken the'quay.—For farther particulars api.lY +..) Messrs. Brown, Sh i p and Co., Me‘chants; or to SHAND, aiGsoN & CO., Brok_e_l:4o:4 NR-XT WEEK I`.IONDAY. On 1110Nb4if next, the 7th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Ogee, 17, Exchange-buildings, About 200 Bales CO rroN (all faults), For particulars apply to DUCKWORTH & RA.THBONE, Broke On MONDAY next, the 7th instant; at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 7, b xchange-chambers, 100 Barrels Medium ROSIN. Lately landed.—Apply FRANCIS J. EATON, BriT,r. To close an account. On MONDAY next, the 7th inst., at Twelve o'clock, at the . , Broker's Office, 7, Exchange-chambers, 4 Casks Sperm OIL, per Manhattan, from New York.—Apply to FRANCIS J. EATON, Brolte On account of thosa whom it may concern. On MoNDAT next, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 7, Exchange buildings. About 22 Bales damaged Surat COLTON ; and A quantity of PICKINGS, ex sundry ships from Bombay.—Apply to BAY +tiOOD & 14I`VICC , k It,. Bre On MONDAY next, the 7th instant, .at Twelve o'clock, at 0 10 Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 800 Bags SALTPETRE, 1.50 Casks Fine Cochin COCOANUT OIL, 20 Tons Loose MYR ABOLCi. S. 160 Bags 'FEEL SEED, 104 Bags Bengal RAPESEED. COO Bags Bombay DITTO, 19 Casks E. 1. RAPE OIL., 60 Casiqi GINGELLY OIL. BROWNE, HUNTER & CO, Brok On MONDAY next, the 7th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 153 Cases NAPLES DEMONS, 121 Boxes PALERMO DO.. 4 Half•boxes LISBON GRAPES, 80 Do. De. 1 OMATUE3, 15 Boxes DO. APPLES, 25 Do. DO. ONIONS, 58 Half-boxes POR DO., 30 Bags NAPLES WALNUTS, 150 Do. BARCELONA NUTS. JAMES ADAM, SON & CO., Broket TUESDAY. On TUESDAY next. the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock. at Brokers' Of e, 2, Dalt-street, 250 Bale JUTE. 1000 Bags Bengal RICE, BROWNE, HUNTER, & 0_17) Apply to Apply to Apply to On TUESDAY next, Btk inet., at Half•past One o'clock, at the a . . Office, Corn Exchange Huiloings, Hrunoricli-street. About 273 Barrols No. 1 B. Fine Canads FLOUR. (MI ton ex Anglo Saxon.—Apply to H. H. GOLDING, Broker AFTER NEXT WEEK. On TUESDAY, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2 Dale-street, 5,000 Tons East India KIPS, BROWNE, HU, TER, & CO., Broke Apply to Soy Sale. PATENT ASPHALTr: ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PEA SQUARE FOOT. W. W. POWED P Office and Warehouse-8. CAnz.u.svagsr. y ISIT WHITEMAN'S NEW BfIUNSW HOTEL, CLAYTON SQUARE. DINNER AND ALE, ONE SHILLING. FILTERED ICED DRINKS. eR CAMERON, • WATcH AND CHRONOMETER MAK KR, 51, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPO P' MAEINE_CIIRONOIiCri.RS ON SILE, 011 HIRE. .g, SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMEO' CRA LI.T&I, &C. KEITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ROOL 34, CASTLE-STREET. ARE NOW RE-OPENED. .0 1 W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his frienOorei , the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been fal ls re and at the same time to inform them VIA' to acconamodatil`o* Or a pidly iecreaeing business lie has built as entirely new iv .Pi t la loom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. ‘l,,t bi increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects i , L. Ah dl Pictures will not only Bust, in the high char teter they have attained, but even surpass his former productions. 34, CASTLE-STREET. LIVERPOOL , Opposite the Bank of Eng and. PURE PALE CANARY, TWE NTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES 1 4 A N D E R SO D. - S,—CASTLE-STItEET-5. P 0 R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine. five Fears } 46s per in bond, and fit for immediate use.... In Pints... . . . SHERRY.—First Class, Pale awl Gold . 423 0 CLARET. —St. Jtt ien, four years in b0tt1e.......... 42s 0 CANARY, Twenty• Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS: ANDERSON'S. WIRE RIGGING. rHE UNDERNOTED VESSELS are present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGOi I of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture— Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING VESSELS..BuiIdiS% John Laird, Esq. JAMES KENNEDY (new Steam.r,..Slessrs. T. Vernon and builders. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT Ship BOGOTA Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and Douglas, Ch New ship LLAMA Messsv. Batty and Searight. of NEW SHIP. . . NEW 5H1P,...._ . NEW BARQUE.. • • ..... ...Thuilding at NEW SCHOONER • .• Alw, a number of VESSELS being FITTED with WIRE Sl°,4 The advantage of WIRE I. OPE tor SHIPS' RIGGINti is D;i4i generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter-040 ably cheaper —more durable— an d l ess t h an h alf the b u lk o f :41 Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to " ward.' an CARD of Comparative SIZES —and PRICE LIST—on aPPli c " GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATEN t' CORDAGE AND WIRE 1 1, ' SAILMARERS -SHIP• CHANDLERS, 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-3 I'REEI', LIVERPOOL. MANUFACTORT - WAVEB.TREE-R0 AD. V A full Assortment of WIRE ROPE, and t:EM?, MANI D u- 40 i COIR ROPE and fLAWSEaS a l wa y s i n Stock Or Export aril t , use. L___--- BIRTH. On the 4th inst., an Lance-lan, Wavearee, Mrs. Willis' ea A.. g of a daughter. MARRIAGES f Roe, On the let inst , Et. Geor,:.e's Church, Everton, by the 1 Robinson, Mr. George Arnold Belhow, cf Midd'ewich, Che3 lo . ,d Alice. youngest daughter of the late 3tr. Jonathan Grindrod, b of this town. dr On the ,rd Inst., at St. Phsll o's Church, by the ILIN.T. Cowan' ~pl Incumbent of StAndrew's, the .IeY.W. Leveson, R. A., InculDi of St Barnabas, and second son of Merry Leveson, Esq., of Le alp ton, to Eliza, second daughter of Cohn Hamilton, Esq., of this t° On the 3rd inst., at St. Peter's C , :nrc'i, Everton, by the Re a ' 11 7 Sutton, 11. A., Incumbent, Mr. Francis William s'cott Jones, tO Margaret White, of Prince Edsvin-street, Everton. DEATHS. On the 30th _ ult., at sg, Rodney•ltreot, aged one ye .r . t„ -- 1 ,1• A m nibs, Ernestina Lo u i sa , c t a , g ht er o f the Rev. S Alfred steuliTosly On the 30th August, at Otl'& I 01159, hnotty Ash, LSG Stephenson. 1 0 1 On the 4th inst., at Ildadlev House, near Liverpool, aged 58, beth, wif.; of William Clare, Esq. Itir Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted whet' 9eo to Oar Office da'y authenticated. ft , 00 E LEC r no- PLATE Goons.—Thera are Few branche'[of art tha t f yr perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our tare, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblet 9 ' f other table articles of oho, sort, no,y be Leel at Mr. E. T. Hall% (7 ,08 i Bluth John-street, ho, to his other b •anches of business, 1 , a 9 1,0 6 a department for the sae of these articles, having born oPP °O , ag-nt to one of the first manttfictur. - 2rs in Birmingham. The de s d oo in these articles are beautiful, the quality very supe r i or ( ne arly a g ;16 as silver), and the price, con idsring all these, moier.te to a d o, An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Mr Times. Tel Spoons. .... Dessert Do. .... Table Do. .......... .. .. Dessert Forks .. 18s. . r, . . Table D 0............ ... Sent ca riage free to any part of Vie county. t o - 0 ° Printed and Published by CHARLEB WILLNIF,II, of ,_ ° :O OS, street, at his G enpra i Printlng and Stat i onery E s tabl' s 19, South John-street, Liverpool. SATURI)AV, SEVIEMBER 5, 1857. ~....__)a1......1 0 ___.— T' Doors SeVen Adak's s lets, i s. securing 4 1 aY be , arm s R 0 116- engal lir. D A\ Liven ? ! he is di boors ( Seven o'c dahnias l erY, 6d. The Bo: Seats in had 'undi Will not 1 V I:l naPProl T ickets X j e h an g NO VEL Will may The r ner Mai Prono un , at th e ~ ' World. through, Sh e ; the varlo Am erica. For Pa: Ci ( Ept ity A spEc 440 e an i Narr s ittzonnei IV L tbe 1 44 Elco. Lis use Ka D awson, t itt e n Ideier F 411(1 sale( Chq.,