Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-12 00:00:00

hIONEiARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. There wa3 a good demand for Cotton toslay. the vales reaching 15,000 hales. including 5,000 to Speculators and ExpOrters Prices must be, quoted frilly *1 on American, and 11 per in. on Smuts, over test Friday's rates. Messrs). Wright, jun , and Co.. in their circular of this evening, remark :- We lace again to reiterate the advices contained in our circular sheets per Europa and Persia. As it becomes more evident that the stock of Cotton in port and on the way will be quite inadequate to keep the consumptive power at work, and as spinners and manufacturers are now realising batter profits thsn when prices were considerably below their present standard, so is the buoyancy of the' market kept from diminishing, and transactions of magni tude, at gradually hardening prices, continue the ruling characterisic. A strong feature is the large quantity of Berate, to arrive, that almost daily change hande. Holders of American Often sparingly, demanding Reel obtaining very extreme - prices for all cleesee, and sangniere expectations are indulged in for a farther advance in rates before receipts of the new crop stake their appearance. Specu lators and Exporters participate in the business Droereesine to a liberal extent; and, as trade in the manu facturing dirtricts still wears a healthful aspect, and money mattete are relatively easy, confidence in the soundness of operations is the prevailing oeinica. The total sales of the week amounts to b 7,070 bales of which 50,920 are American. Speculators have taken 28,040, and exporters 2,080, leaving 56,95 P, bales of all kinds to the trade. The import for the same time :s 23,151 bales, of which 3,648 are American. The quantity known to be at sea from American ports is ab nn 21,000 bales. PRICES TO 'DXY. New (mama Pair..' '1 Mi dl Ordinary...Gid to 811 Mobile „ ..8 1-16.1 „ 7d to 41 Atlantic ' ok -91 ..6=d to Sid Total taken for C ma'ptim,lBs7 1,124,0 A) batea.lBs6 1,524 790 bates. Export (actu ~ „ 152.044.. „ American Brazil Egypti E India Wln 114 Total Stock this day .213;530 14,210 9, , ;10 40 810 240 30 150 Same time 18561t!'3 280 40,230 50,ee0 37,370 1030 (52 020 Thi:3 has been a very qniet day in the Liverpool Share Market, without any marked change in prices. The transactions have been as follows :- Chester and Birkenhead, '661; Caledonian, 41/ ; Eastern 'Counties, 11. e; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, "'3k; London and North Western, '091; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 411„ '4lB, 41$; Newry and Warrenpoint, 61; North British, 121 ; Dovers, 21k; 'Grand Trunk of Cerra la 121, 12 7-16 ; Great Western of Canada, 21k, 2t ; North onion A, 219 ; Liverpool Borough Bank, 8. The following were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 71, 8 ; 'Chester and Birkenhead, 66, 661; Caledonian, Cll. 411; Chester and Holyhead, 17, 171; Eastern Counties, 11 5-16 xd, 111 ; East Lancashire, 9C, 97 ; 'Do. • 9/. shares, 1, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 24, 241; Do. A, 11, li,1; Great Western, 55, xd 55}; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 100, 100* ; Do, sin shares, 1, j pe Liverpool, Crosby, and South port, 19, 101 ; London and North Western Stock, 99:1, xd 991 ; Manchester, Sheffield. and Lin colnshire, 411, 411, ; Midland Stock, 811. xd 818 ; North British, 121 xn 128; North Staffordshire, 41-, 4 d ; North Eastern-Berwick, 23a. xd 231; Work and North Midland, 39k, 391; Leeds Capital Stock, 243, 24a; South Eastern and Dover, 21k 21 3-16 ; Scottish North Eastern, 121, 121 ; Buffet° and Lake Huron, 41, 41 d ; D. New Shares, 4, 31 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 31, 31 d ; Great Western of Canada, 21, 24; Do. New Shares, a, ; Great Luxembourg, 61, 7 ; Grand Trunk at Canada, 12,4. 12 7-16 The weekly Traffic Returns, received up to this afternoon, are as follows :-Bedale and Leburn 1121 ; Belfast and Ballyinena 1,295/ ; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 3,2411; Blackburn 1,0151; Bristol and Exeter 7,584/ ; Caledonian 14 8471; Chester aed Holyhead 7,4531; Cork and Bandon 2941; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 3191; peeside -4301; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,4331; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,0821; Dundalk and Enniskillen 4881; Dublin anti Drogheda 1,6831; Dublin and Wicklow and .Dublin and Kingstown 2,4961; East Anglian 7701; Eastern Counties and Eastern Union 25,1151; East Lancashire 7,4111; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunfermline 5,414/; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 3,584/; Glasgow and South Western 7,8251; Great North of Scotland 13331; Great Northern 22,1381; Great Southern and Western 6,823/ ; Great Western `82,5431; Kendal and Windermere 3841; Lancaster and Carlisle 7,691/ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 27,8781; Llanelly Railway and Dock 5201; London and Blackwell 1,575/; London, Brighton, and South Coast 18,3601; London and North Western .71,8081; London and South Western 18,4041; London, Tilbury, and Southend 2,5851; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 11,339/ ; Manchester, South Junction and Al t ri n eham 1,4781; Maryport and Carlisle 1,0111; Midland 34,3261; Midland Great Western 4,2331; Newcastle and Carlisle 3,920/ ; North British 5,727/ ; North Eastern 38,7471; North Staffordshire Railway and Canal 8,6821; North Western 1,1991; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,7551; St. Helen's Canal and Railway 1,7771 , a • Shrewsbury and Bir mingham 1,9131; Shresesbd'ry and Chester 3,5771; Shrewsbury and •Hereford 1,7211; Scottish Central 11,4571; Scottish North Eastern (late Aber deen) 3 9321; South Devon 3,3241; South Eastern 25 6761; South York and River Dun 2.763/; South Wales 7,8031; Taff Vale 4,201/; Ulster, 1,4381; Vale of Neath 1,813/; Warrington and Stockport 3301.; Waterford and Kilkenny 4901; Waterford and Limerick 1.1711; West Hartlepool Barbour and Railway 3,552/ ; Whitehaven and Furness 422/ ; Whitehaven Junction 4191; Buffalo and Dike Huron 851/ ; Dutch Rhenish 3,168/; Grand Trunk of Canada 9,5971; Great Luxembourg 1,057/; Great Western of Canada 8,2521; Sambre and Meuse 1,099/. There is a pretty brisk demand for money, and to-day the full rate of 5* per cent. was maintained. The market for the Public Funds and Securities to-day has been very inanimate, in consequence of the suspense felt in connection with the Overland Mail, now hourly due. In the meantime, business is necessarily contracted within the smallest possible linelte, and specu'ators do not feel the least disposed to enter into fresh engagements till they ascertain whether the progress of affairs ia India is satisfactory or otherwise. To-day Consols for Money closed at 94 to 90!, and for the Account at 91 to 91, and the Exchequer Bills at 7 to 4 discount. _ _ _ The London Railway Share Market was exces sively dull and inactive to-.lay, and it was with great difficulty that prices were supported. The following were the closing quotations :—Cale lonian, 82i, 83; Eastern Counties, 111. East Lancashire, 96, cr..7; Great Northern, 951, 964 ; Great Northern - A, 87, :89: Great Western, NI 551; Lancashire and Yorkshire, It 001„ ; Leeds Northern,_4Bl ; London and North Western, 091 100; London end South Western, 95, 9g; Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 411. 42 ; Midland Stock, .81k, ; North British, 49 ; 1 501; South Eastern and -Dover, 681, 60+.; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 9`,34 ; Yoik and North Midland, 791; Grand Trunk of Canada, 121. 124 ; Great. Western of Canada, 211; Do. New, 1, ; Paris and Orleans, : 7 4. - SG; Western of France, 28 3 / 4 , 29i ; Russian, /09, 111. After offi.;ial hours the following were the prices current :—Caledonian, 82, 831; Eastern Counties, 11 5 16, 11 7-16; East Lancashire, 96, 97; Great Northern 951, 061 ; Do. A Shares, 87, 89; Great Western, 551 ; Lancashire and xorkshire, 1001, 100} ; London and North Western, 991. 100 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 414. 42 ; York. Newcastle, and Berwick, 921, U 3; York and North Midland, - ,791, - 791. There has been a m)derate business done in the general Produce Markets during the week. Sugar :nay be quoted 64 per cent lower than - on this day week. Tea, however, has been in rather more active request and prices are very firm Cotf?e meets with a fair sale at steady rates, but in molasses or Rem, there is little or nothing (loin , . In the article .of Rice, a large business has been done ,during the week, the sales exceeding .4.100 tons and 41,000 bags at an s.dvaince of id. to 4d per cwt. In the Provision trade there is -Nut little ehange to notice this week. Beef suitable far the transport service is attracting some rAtention. Pork is a slow sale. Bacon iz moderately active. • Lard has ' improved about Is. per cwt. this wec.k. ,irot much doing in Cheese. Our Grain 214,1,7; a ;Wm been wo.llattendad, and a good demand has been experienced for American Wheat at an advance of 21 per 701 b over last Fri day's rates. Other sorts do not participate in the improvement. Flour is also in better request, and must be quoted 63 to is per barrel higher. Indian Corn does not move so freely, but prices are well maintained. At toelay's market trade Vila slow without quotable change in prices. The Manchester Market is even more favourably affected than ours. Yarns are is to* id per lb higher in value during the week, and Spinners decline contracts to the full extent offered, at extremes. Good, (excepting India makes, and even , for these there is a speculative inquiry), are similarly operated upon ; but the advance demanded tends to restrict the business that would otherwise ensue. The submarine cable to connect the Island of Sardinia with Algeria, and bring France into direct communication with that colony, has been safely laid. The length of the line is 146 statute miles, and the length of cable paid out, about 172 miles. The cable has lour wires, two of which will be appropriated to the French Government, and its contract price was 50,0001. The undertaking has been carrried out by the Mediterranean Company, by whom the first part of the line—namely, from Genoa to ( Corsica and. Sardinia—had been pre viously completed. They have a capital of 300,0001., and a.guaranteed rate of interest from the Sardinian and French Governments. _ _ The private letters from Paris state that the relent difficulties in connection with the manage ment of the Credit Mobilier have been smoothed over. M. Ernest Andre, the director by whom, noon the refusal of his colleagues to accept his resignation, a notarial notice of withdrawal had been issued, has been induced to return, while the other directors, who were understood to be desirous of getting out, have for the present, at all events, abandoned their intention. This resu►t was to have been expected, since the auspices under which the establishment was formed were such as to forbid the idea of its being allowed to break up from any internal dissensions that would admit of beina healed by superior influencer. The financial world may also be congratulated on the turn the affair has taken. It was on public grounds only that the institution was to be viewed with disfavour; and now that the eyes of all persons must have been opened to the unsound character of its original preLenzions, and its dangerous power has consequently been dissi pated, there could be no other feeling than one regret at witnessing any individual disasters that might attend its change of condition. The hope must be that it will gradually bring its shareholders to be content with comparatively humble dividends, and that, instead of wiring to regulate and monopolise the enterprise of the empire, it will recognise that no extraordinary gains can be con tinuously made without extraordinary gambling, and that it had better accept the oportunity of quietly conducting its affairs on the safe old prin ciples current before banks of Credit Mobilier were . ever heard of. Messrs. Ptlkington, Brothers, in their freight circular, issued this evening, say : General dullness continues to prevail in the freight market, hardly relieved by the Government requirements for steamers and troop ships for India. Of the large number of ships and steamers tendered on Wednesday last, two sailing ships have been accepted at 131 9s Orl. and 13/18s 3i per man respectively, to embark for Madras, and eleven steamers, one the " St. Louis" for Calcutta at 331; one for Madras, the "Charity" for 451; four fir Kurrachee, at rates varying from 431 to 491; and five for Bombay, the highest rate having been given for tile " Great Britain"49l, and the lowest for the " Indomitable" 391. Coal rates to the East, in consequence of so msny steamers, continue firm at our quotations. Home rates are dull, and from Bombay and ilalcutia merely nominal. From Madras small ships can be pieced at 70a to 72s 6.1 for U. 8., from Penang and a port 72, 61 to 75a to U. H., from Batavia 'Os, and from the . Rice ports, say Akyab to Liverpool, a ship or two under 500 tons register would be taken at 3/ 125 6d per ton, and for the Cuntinent 82s 61 to 85s. The decline in the rate for guano from the Chinches to 31 lOs per ton to Q. B. has diver'ed the attention of shipowners from the west coast, and in consequence outward freights are firmer, and coal ships more inquired for. The outward freights to the Northern States Ports are higher as the seas in approaches fee the opening of the cotton trade. Salt freights to the south are as yet nominal, except for New Orleans and Mobile, for which some ships have been char tered at 13s to 13s 6d for salt to the former, and 9a to 10s for the latter port, and in a few instances rates eual to from a halfpenny to nine-sixteenths per lb for cotton home have been paid. These charters are purely ep.culative. From the Black Sea ra'es have declined to from 50 to 52s 6d per ton for tallow from Odessa, and 13s per qr from the Danube: from Alexandria 63 to 61 61 per qr is the highest obtainable. The Baltic p esents no new features, and the timber trade generally offers In probable employ ment for ships. The following are the latest quotations of Foreign Exchanges:—Amsterdam, short, 11 16 to 11 17 ; Do. three months, 11 19 to 11 191; Rotterdam do , 11 19 to 11 19} ; Antwerp do., 25 35 to 25 40.; Brussels do., 25 35 to 25 40 ; Hamburg do., 13 8 to 13 81; Paris, short, 25 20 to 25 25; Do., three months, 25 57i to 25 624 ; Marseilles do , 25 GO to 25 65; Frankfort do.; 119 to 119 i; Vienna do., 10 30 to 10 34 ; Trieste do., 10 32 to 10 34 ; Peters burg do., 393 to 36k ; Madrid, 481- to 49. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, ca'. 32, for the Week ending Sep. 4., 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,900 Gold Coin and Bullion Debit. Notes issued .. £25,311,410 £25,311,410 Total £25,311,410 THE NORTHERN TIMES.-:-LIVERPOOL I SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1857. BANKING DEPARTMENT. Debt.' Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 7,087,314 Other deposits 9,360,219 Seven day and Credit. Government se- curities £10.593,053 Other securities 18.351,990 Notes 6,064,570 Gold and silver coin other bills.. 771,332 35,665,116 Total L35,G65,11 Compared with the returns - of the previous week we have the following results : Active circulation £19,246 840 Decrease Bullion Decrease Rest ... 3,893.251 Increase Seven day and other bills 771,332 Decrease - Public deposits . . . 7,087,314 Increase, 658,020 Other deposits Decrease Government securities 10,593,653 Decrease 1 Other securities ... 18,551.990 Increase Notes unemployed 6,064,570 Increase 64,780 _ The Moniteur of thi; morning publishes the monthly returns of the Back of France, made up on Thursday night. The Stock' of Bullion amounted to 9,919,1701., being an increase of 113,0701., since the last return. The discount has diminished by about three quarters of a million sterling. The August return sh.;wed an increase on the previous month of 657,7001, in the note circulation, and the present return a decrease of 666,948/, so that the circulation is within a small sum of the same amount as in July. The pcsition of the Market for American Securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell; Son, and Co : During the past week the actual transactions bo:h in American Bute and Railroad Securities have been few and unimportant, and prices still continue for the most part nominal. With reference to the Market for American Rail way Securities, Mr. E. F• Satterthwaite reports as follows: — The panic in the New York Stock Markets has caused much anxiety amongst the holders of American securities. It is hoped that the existing depression will lead to a more ac ti ve con t ro l by the stocklrlders, and that the system of " floating debts ' may entirtly be done aw . .y with. The New York Central Company have all along •condacted their finance without floating debt, anti have always been sae in the most severe panics, whilst the Erie and most of the western roads have ferried heavy. floating deb:a, which in times of pressure bring down their credit to the lowed point. The severe Wilms brooght in a good many bbyers, at low rates, for Diu is skarcs and options ; and we note a demand, at New York rates, for Mmhigan Southern, New York Central, Reading, and E-ie shares. Holders of these securities, however, are not willing aalers, and ve-y little has been done. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-SErr. 11. Throughout the past week great Unimation has pr.vaileil in the cotton market, and the daily transaction; have been very large, the stock h tying now rundown to ora roiv a compass. Holders obtain an advantage in every sale, sod prices of Aiun'ican pre filly i_er lb. higher than on Fr way. greet in geod demand at p r lb. advance. Egypti nac rce, and id to I per lb. higher. Surat in very great request, at fury id per lb. advance, Sur“t to a rive seems the fa vourite speculation ' and a very :arge amount has bcen turned over at as advau e of id , o id per lb—the sa es are 87,070 bales, of which 28,040 are on speculation, end 2,030 for export. This' week. ' 'l 3 .";i:es paid Currt. Prices. Import. Sales. ' Description. !this week Mid. Fair. Stocks. —....-- —.......---... -- --- d. d. d. d. i 1440 Sea Island - 1 94 to 26 16 17 •••• 1 12730 Upland - - 6 to 93 815-16 94_ .... 8700 Mobile -- 1 7kto 91 9 94 242290 3648 23030 New Orleans' 5i to 104 9} 94 2410 6240 Brazil ---;93 to 113 , 04 101 15391 729 ' 2293 Egyptian - -1 04 to 14 11 3 11 9110 .... 100 West India -, 83 to 123 9 9 4 ..•• 16634 274:0 East India -44t074 64 63 39940 -- 23t51' 87070 Total 306730 LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKE r.-SEFT. 11 Suosa,—The market;c3ntinues very dull, and no sales have trans pired. MOLASSE4.-169 puncheons indirect Trial lad, aro r,ported:at 2,15, anc. GO puncheons clayed Cuba a' 18s 6d per cwt. COFFEE.—We have to report 170 b rrels and bags Jamaica at 65s to Gss 61 per cwt. spscu'ative feeling has in a great measure subs' :ed, and the market ci , ses quietly. '1 he sales are confined to 3,500 bags B:n,al at 113 to 13s 31 per cwt. S,LT:Ex,• E.— CO3 bags of fine Bmgal were offered to day and w:ih drawn at 60J ; 120 bags of vombay have been a •ld I,rivately at 26e per cwt for 41 per cent. refract on. Tosmarc.— 90 bags of Bengal are reported at 53s 61. Locwo D.-60 tore St. Domingo are reported at 4/ lOs per ton. JUTE.-800 bales brought forward trday only about 303, chiefly with alt faults, tound buyers. HE 31P.-ICO bslcs Bombay sold, mixed quality, at 241 p r ton. REVIEW OF THE WEEK. Brasa Importers having submitted to a further deelne of 6d per cwt, rather more business h 3 been done, the sales amounting to 650 hhds 8.P., at 468 to 49s for refining, and 57s for grainy. 1,1100 bags yellow Dat•s at 54i Gd, 100 hhds Cuba at 47s 91 to 49 1 9d, 500 boxes brown Havannah (No. 8) at 473 6no bags low China at 378 to 393 duty paid, and 200 cages, 103 bags brown Bahia at 33s in bond ; three cargoes of Brazil are alto reported, one of Bahia, at 32s to arrive here. ano:her at 31s flaatirg, and one of Afiteelo at 32s 61 per cwt landed, 'or outports. MoLasszs.—The inquiry has been :restricted, and no sales are tap rted. COFFEE has continued In fair request for home-trade purposes, and at public sale good competition was experienced. Transactions in Jamaica amount to 360 tierces. 140 bag: and barrels, at 63s to 70s for low to good ordinary, 76s to 95s 6d for low to fike rri Idling, and at 11 is for fine Monnta n. Of Brazil, IGO bags !lava been purchased at 45s to 545, and 300 bags St. Domingo, scund realising 605 per cwt. GINGER.— 60 bags Bengal brought 20s. PEPFER.-110 bags white brought Bid per lb for sound. RICE.—A very animated demand has prevailed. especially for float ing cargoes of Arracan on speculation, and with a batter inquiry from the trade o the spot, the bales have been extensive, : t as advance of 31 to 61 pt.r cwt. the business comprises 11,000 bags Bengal, at los 3d for b oken, lis 3 for middling, and 13s to 13s 6d for good to fine, 3,C0 bags Bassein at IQs 61, 13,000 bags Rangoon at les to los 61, and 1,900 tons to arrive at lOs gd to 113,14 500 bags Arraean, at lOa 3d to Itik 44d for Larong, and Ils to Ils 3A for Necransie, beside , ' 3,250 tons for arrival, at lls ti, ils lid larding terms, and Ils iticl per cwt old floating conditions, alto 60 tierces Caro ina at previJus rate•. - • PEARL SAGO has been in ac'ive - request, 1,000 Imes having sold, the latest prices paid being 223 Gd for medium, 233 for large, and 263 per cwt for email gran, BUM.—The t ansactions have been limited to 100 puncheons, Demerara realising 3s 9d per gallon, and 2s 91 per ga'lon proof, and Trinidad 2s 7d per ga'lcn proof. TEA —The improved demand noticed la t Week for medium kinds of Congon continues, and a gocd business has been transacied chid!) , to the trale, at lull rates; there is also mofe inquiry for the fins scrts, but little doing in common, which mar be qutoed at Is 24 to Is 2d prr lb., according t quality. scented Teas rather higher; In Greens the sales are limited at previous prices INDIGO.-10 chests of Bengal brought 5s 44 to Gs 9d per lb. Cum.—A small parcel of red African sold at 903. SHELL Lac.-60 chests to arrive at 725, and a few chests of o ange at c 53. GAMRIER.—Part of 1400 bales to arrive, at 17s to 17s 61 for swami and heated. TURMERIC.-250 bags at 60s to 60% 6d. SAGO FLotrz.-500 bags at 16s 9d to 17s 3d. BEES' Wsx.-1 ton of St. Domingo at 170 s per cwt. SALTPETRE.—The demand continues unabated. and Eigher tees es tablished : tce sales con.ist of 1500 bags of Bengal to tprive at 555, ana 200 bags of fine quality in store at 60s to 60s 6d. 1000 bags of Bombay at 23s for 361 per cent., 20s for 31k, 363 for 24, and a small lot at 60s 63 fur bi per cent. Ni I BATE oP SODA.—About 150 tons brought 23s to 25s per cwt. LOOWOCD.-90 tons Campeachy at 71to 7153 for indirect, and 71 158 for direct. NIC tRACIVA WOOD.-5 tons small at 5/ 103. SAPIN WOOD.-50 ions at 201. Ban SAUNDERS WOOD.-2i tons at 71 17a 6d to 81 2i 6d. Ro3iN.-1 he sales reached 4000 barrels at 43 2d to 45 6d for com mon, es far median. and 17s dto 183 per cwt for fine qualities. TURPENTINE OR TAR.—No transactions reported. Asuas.-230 barrels are reported at 428 to 43s for pearl, and at 421 6d to 43s 6d per cwt. for pot. LINSEED —750 bags Bombay on tho spot,: reported at 675, and 20 0 bags to ar. lye at 68s. RAPESEED and YELLOW MUSCARD-SBED.—Several puce's of Bom bay have been sold at s)s to 61s, according to quality. TEEL SEER.—A small parcel realised 62e per quarter. BRIMSTONE.—There his been a considerab'e demand, and about 750 tons changed hands on the spot and for arrival. at 81 to 91 per ton, the lattrr be;ng the price on the s„ o. for seconds. AROOLS have beea in very limited request, a few casks Oporto red selling at 45s 3i TARTAR —lO casks of brown at 72s to 75.=, and 25 casks discoloured at 85= to gas. Sum Ac . ;--Ablut 1401 bags Palermo have been sold, at 93 for cid low sorts, np to 14s for line new. BALK.-4 hhds Philadelphia were disposed of at 15s, and 123 'gags Baltimore at 12s per cwt. AN/QAT - I'o.—A tew sales of flag were made at 9id per lb. OLIVE OIL has continued in demand, the sales reaching 120 tuns, on the spot and to arrive. Prices now quoted are Gallipoli 621, Spanish 601, Lisbon 6 to 611, Alogadora 551 to 561, and Corfu 571 to 581 per tun. z•E4L Orr..-141tuns psle, coloured, awl boiled, have been sold on the spot and to arrive, without change in price. Con OlL.—Nothing to report. . . . Serstm.-50 tuns crtlle are I sported at 951 per tun. LINSEED and RAPE OILS continue in limited demand, at 40s to 40s 6d fur the former, and 50s to Ms per cwt for the , atter. F purrs OF TUIPENTINI are in moderate dem ,nd at 573 per cwt. PALM OIL —250 tons on the spot bold t 464 101 t , ) 471 For tun, and 1,05 , tons to arrive at 461 to 461 5s for early, and 451 per , ton for dis tant arrival. - TALLOW is steady, and In fair demand, at 63i to 64s for Y.O Taganrog at 625, and Anstritlan at 55s to 61s 6d per cwt. Lean.-25) ions s .1d at 68s to ;21 per cw►. ' ' JUTE ontinues in only modente request, and 2 2to bales have been sold at rather lower prices, ranging froin 211 lOs for'commOn, to 16121 6,1 for tine quality. H BASP.-4 000 bales Manilla, principally to arrive from the Mar.(' States, h ,ve been dis,oseed of, but the ex ct terms are not repo, ted. F3atta.-50 bales Mexican realised s'l per ton. BEEF, suitaYe for the transp.,rt service, again attrals attention, and sales to a fair extent of th:a debcription are reported, but mid dling and ordinary sorts are only taken in rztail parce s. POE; is a slow sale, but as stocks are light holders are not press ing. tlEcox.—There is a moderate degree of activity, and the stock being now in a more manageable compass, less anxiety is shown to press sales; and, as there is at present the pro.pect of new Irish and English Bacon opening high, it la impossible the American rema n ing may all be required ct abant present rates. LARD. —The'demand improves. and saes of 250 to 300 one are repor ed, gen.rally at an Ldvance of is per cwt. Cligus.—Not much doing this weetr, Erie qualities being scarce. RIThUING SALES BY AUCTION, Monday, Sept. 14.-27 bags Ca'icke or Crude Nitrate; 27 casks new Cod-liver oil;, 1,5e0 bags I arong Rice; 1 , 738 do. Lurong Paddy. Ties 'ay, Sept. 15 —5,000 East India Kips ; 13,473 Ox, Cow s, , sd Buffalo Rides and Skns ; 30 tors Boxwood; 250 bales Juts; 189 ti rces Jamaica Coffee 5,030 pieces Coir Junk; 2, 1 :00 bales Coir Yarn. Wrdnes•day, , Sept 16.-550 bales Bombay Madder Roots: 250 bags Saltpetre; 430 bales Gambier; 40 eases Ca.tor oil; 5 tons Red Sanders Wood ; 7 chests Manilla Indigo. Fi iday, Sept. 18.-232 trus Bc ne Ash; 218 do. rattle Bones. Thursday,Oct. 8-22 tons Afri an and Egyptian Rory. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET. SEPT. 11. Per stone, 201bs. Per gOlt.. s. d. s. d s. d. s. ri. Potatoes. Pink Eyes° 0 to 0 0 [fay, 01d...... ... 0 6 to 0 8& Ditto, Kemp 3 4 .o 3 8 Ditto, cm.. ..... 0 5 to 0 71Ditto, Winterocka 3 0 to 3 3 Ditto, clover .... 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, Balshaws 0 0 tt, 0 0 - Green Clover .... 0 15 to 0 2 Ditto, Blues 2 10 to 3 0 Vetches 0 It to 0 0 Ditto, cattle U 8 to 0 11 Straw, wheat 0 25 to 0 351 Per ton. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carrots Oats, in straw .... 0 0 to 0 0 Jangle wurtel Iganure 4 0 to 6 0 7 1-3rd to filioas at 16s 61 to 18s 6d. Cows, average 11 to II B ozs ,at 30, 6d to 325. Do. tipled, average 10 2-stq to 11 ozs at 20s to 2's 6d. Perished ox and caw, average bk to 7:0z3, at 83 6d. to 12s. per 23 336 Australian ox, average 18 1-3rd ors., at 665, 6d. per 123 .335 West Coast ox and cow, average 29 ozs. at 62s pm* 123. 4,500 Norh American ox. average 2SI ozs, at 245; cows, average 71 ers, at Ile. 4,50 Forth Ameecan ox, average nzs, at 15 6d per 123. • ' 1,080 Bombay buffalo ho - ns, average 23 rz, at 27i per cwt. 20 tons Ca'aut a heft o born Cps at 275'61 per cwt. '0 tons Valonia, fir a.t 151. to 151. 15s per toa. 767 bags Valenta, good at 161. per ton. 15 tons Savanna, divi divi at 91 5s per ton. 30 casks Australian tallow, at 61s per cwt. 309 t as South American b ane a'h, at 71. 5a per ton ; prime 90s. ILO tens South American bone ash, good at 6/. 15s per ton. 1 tcn cattle hoofs, at Si. to 8/. 101 per ton. G. F. Afiarritt. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.-SEPT, 11. Thera was a tteady bnslness . done in both yarns and goods today. Ptlees arc di 1 advancing. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-SET. IL Srasx: We have had a very dull market thi. week, and all kinds ex e,.t fine grocery, must be quoted 61 to is lower, with a small amount of general buslnees done. The refined market has also been dull, hut lumps a - e still quoted at 603 to 635. Corm : he public rates have gone cif heavily, and a decline of is to Is 61 has been estAblishrd. TEA ; There has been a do •ided improvement in the demand on the pa , t of the trade this week, particular °y for sodium at d good congou, and p.ice+ hhve. been a shade is tivour o the sellers. Common convou is firm at Is lid per lb., but spe - ulatDrs have been inactive. COTTON.—We have hod daily a large demand rouling in large sales, and Tinnevellry Madras has advanced fully it per lb. RICE : A fair business done at la t week's euri,ei. Rum : he trade have b night freely this week, chiefly of strong Jamaica, from 4s 4cl to 4s 6d. SA t•IPETRE : The market has been unsteady, but business to some extent has teen done at a slight d el ne. :-ricEs: A limited business on y done ; prices are unaltered. Oats have been steady at at week's cline , cr. Davos soli In the fortnigqly public sales at about previous rates. Markets generally have been dull this r eak. LONDON TALLOW M ARK ET.-SE PT. 11. The market is quiet to-day, st the subj-,ined quotations:—Town alio v, 6ts ed nett cash ; Petersham Y.C. on the spot, 63s 61; Sep tember, 63s ; o.:tob:r to December, 60s ; January to March, 60s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-SEPT. 11. About 3,40 pockets of new bons have arrived at market, but as yet the demand has been limite . The picking has been delayed by the late heavy rizins, and the hops are said to be light to the bu,hel. Duty estimated at 180,0001. LONDON CORN MARKET.-SEPT 11 The s , pply of Engli.9h sheet bareli keeps pace with the demand, and prices are consequent 'y trifler, and tl e article could scarcely he bought so ttell as on lioncbg by Is per qr. Foreign wheat and flour sold with the tun in p:ireagainlt the bap r. Farley in fair request, and fully as dear. Oats less presAt.g y offered, and rather deartr than other,clse. Bea s ant peas well maintain their value. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEP F., 7 TO SEPT. 11. Wheat lt.rley ..... Outs Malt English and Scotch 2950 450 Foreign. - - 86 0 ' 3FO 24880 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Szpr. 11. We have h •cl only a in) attendance of eithr the town or country trade at our market this morning, but holders of wheat have held firmly to the rates of Tueslay fcr the m deride quantity of foreign Is heats in offer at present, and upon the sales made that day's currencies are fu'ly matntiined ; there is a good demand for new Irish wheats, af. w small lots f which are fresh arrived. F.oar is in fair request, and American may be quoted 3d o6d p hat rel tearer: in sack flour no alteration. Wane are taken off stead lv, ant are !he turn in favour of sel'ers t'ata and Oatmeal in moderate demand, without change value. Holders of lod,an corn ask ratlitr more money, which checkn transactions, a"d n e cannot note any improve ment on tie prices of Tuesday last. Arrivals from the Bth to the 10th September, 1857, inclusive .—lnto Liverpool from Ireland..--‘l' heat', 462 qrs; barley, 50 qrs; malt, 10 qrs; oats, 3'.7 qrs; oatmeal, 2135 s , eks ; flour, 170 sacks. Coastwise.—Malt, 2) qrs. Canada and other British Col. nies oat of Europe.— Roar, 4 brls. Europe. it c.— Wheat. 240 qrs; barley, BCO qrs; Indian corn, 2178 qrs ; flour, 50 sacks 723 brls. Egypt.—Bens, 1f.65 qrs. 'I otal.—Whe .t, 702 qrs; barley, 850 qrs ; mait, 3 qr. ; oats, 307 qrs ;• beans, 1665 qrs ; Indian corn, 2178 qrs ; °Anneal, 2135 sacks ; fl our, 22) s cks 727 br's. A MAKIN & SONS LIVERPOOL FIDE MARKET.-SEPT. 11. FALE3 TIM WEEK. S - 00 salted Fuenos Ayres Horse-hides, average 311bs , at 143 Gd 3 tags liar mixed, a , 101, Cow. at 13d for lb. 6,500 3aelios Ayres lamb skins, averag 181bn, at lastd per doz ; and avaraje 12ilbs, at les 6d per doz. for country ek•ns. 46,000 ki, - tr Plate ox and cow horns: Heavy ox, averaro 20 1-3rd 02. I.3 r d ozs...at Gas 6d to 72 Gd. Medium do, average 151 czs., at 493 60. Light co.. average 111 to 11 czs ,at 3 s to ass 6 1. Rough Act., av, rage 19 t, 40 CM., a'. 44a 6,1 W. 563 6d. Small do., averag LONDON CATTLE MARKET.- iIPT. 11. Although the aural= of beasts is not very large, it far exceeds the demand. The small amount of business transacted is at quite 28 per 8 lbs lower than on Monday. There is a good demand for good sheep at folly Mcnday's quotations ; but trade is heavy for inferior qualities. lrade is ye y dull for lambs and calves, at lower rate From Germany and Holland there a-e 394 beats, .1,020 sheep, and 390 calves; 250 beasts from the Northers' and blidland ; and 120 milch cows Mtn the home mintier. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Bibs. s. d, s. d. Best Scots, Herefords 4 6 4 8 Best Due & Hf-bred.. 0 0 0 0 Best Short-born 4.. „ 4 2 4 4 Best Long-w 0015.... 4 10 5 0 Second quality beasts 2 8 3 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves 3 8 4 8 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 4 4 8 Pigs Best Ons & Hf-breds 5 2 5 4 Lambs 4 8 5 6 Beasts at market, ,1,002 ; ghee] pigs, 210. p and lambs. 7,100; calves, 528; LONDON . MINING MARKET.- 7 -SEPT. 11. The market for home minin; stocks to-dly is qu'et, but steady Shares in that singularly successful undertaking, the Devon Great. Consols Mine, continue in good demand, and have been dealt in to day a 465 to 470. The capital paid-up in this mine is only per shares 0 her home stocks present no new feature. Imperial Bra zilisn shares have been dealt in at IL Flour. 201 LONDON AVEIIAGSS —Wheat, 01; 11ye, 03 Od; Beans, 42s 7,i IMP ERIA] 0 barrels. 280 sacks. 57s Od; Barley, 42s Ild ; oats, Os Pease, Oa 01. AVERAG ES. Wheat. barley. Oats. Eye. Beans. I t ease. Aug. 1 .. 583 8d 38s 50 28s 7d 39s 5d 461 5d 41s Id 8 .. 58s ld J9l Id 28s 2, 384 /On 461 11,1 408 10d 15 .. 59s 2c 403 Od 27s 8d 403 5d 47s 1d,403 101 22 .. 59i 10d 39s 10d 27 4 116 393 lid 47s 5d 41s 5d 29 .. 604 4d 1 424 8 27s 8d 38s 74 47s 70'41s 101 Sept. 5 .. 583 4d 42s 7,1 26s 7d 393 2d 45s lid 41s; fid Gwk'sAg.Av. 59s 43 40s 5,1 27s 9d 394 5- 47s Id 41s 3p WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-SEPT. 11. There-was a good supp'y of wheat at to d lee market, whidi sold elow yat about last Friaay's prices. There was no change in other articl • DUBLIN CORN MARKET.-SErr. 11. The supply of nem grain is on the increase. especially of wheat. At the .o2ening of the market an advance axis demanded for wheat. and in some cases as high as Is was realisell, but as business prc ceeded, prices relapsed to the currencies of Tile:day. Barley was 6d dearer. Oats and rapeseed were steady at last quotations. A &Ming business was done in Indian Corn at sightly advanced prites. BELFAST CORN MARKET.-SEPT 11. At the farmers' ma:ket to-day there was a large supply of wheat, and moderate of oats. The forme- w..s in fair demand at 4d to 6d per cwt over last Friday's rates, and the litter in good request at lab prices. Oatmeal was a good supply, and about 6d per cwt dearer. CORK BUTTER MARKET.-SEPT. 11. There wero ttpwanis of 2,000 kcgs and firkins at to-day's market, which Bold well at the f p.iees : —Firsts. 112 s;•, Seconds, 1063; Ttirds, 1003; Fourths, 925; Fifths, 82s; Maths, 633 per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON M IRKET.-SErT. 11. We had a quiet market to-day, at the followinggnot3tions :—Mixed Nos., buyers 673 6d, selleri 68 Od ; No. 1, buyers 683 6d,sellars 693 ; No. 3, buyers 633 6d, seller s 64s per ton. LIVERPOOL FRUIT TRADE. CIIIMANTS.—In my report of the Bth nit., I stated that the growing crops were very prornisini , , and would probably reach 40,000 tons. and that this would be the largest crop since 1851 (the sulphur pro cess having Wen compleZele slice ssful, both as a pr% ventative and as a curd of the Miura), in this we are dislpp )intsd, for we have ad vices from currant d•stricts stating that great damage had been done to the crops ry heavy rains From Zti te, by telegraph, dated the 25th Ansus•, we learn that there had been very heavy rains and ex tensi,e damage done to currant cro a, half of the crop on drying ground, and from Athens, by tele.3 a - h, dated the 28th, we are in f. Tmed haat on the 25:'n a d there had been heavy rain, and that thi ty-five millions lbs had teen reduced to rubblsh, and only five to six millions had been say- d; twenty millions were ati 1 on the plant, and weather wry bad. Those statements have since b ten confirmed, so that no doubt exists as to the damage lichig of a calamitous kind. If not to the full extent at ited. The merdet has conseqaently keen in a very excited state, Lnd parcels have changed hands a.ain and again at from 10s to 15s aivance, and holders of fine fruit have in some cases withdrawn them for the present from the market, under the impress'on that we shah hare very little real y fine fruit coming forward. Prici's for fine have opened ai•rodd at extreme rates. say 10') dollars (with a probability of an adv ince), this will be fully 80. s duty paid here. We shall no doubt have a wide range of prices, and tine fruit will be very high. Our eledran - -.es for home consumphon for the mrialla of August are 21 i tons against 268 'ant month, and atalnst 177 tons far August, 1856. Exports and removals coast wi e 115 tons ac inst 149 last month, and rig inset 90 for August, is5G. Leiters sub equently received are more favourable than the telegraphs: Relaters —Not anything doing. The trade are waiting for new, which are expected In a tew days. Videneiss have opened abroad at 7 doll to tl,e farmers, open pike, and in London the opening price is 655. The crop it is thought will ciAne up to last year's, say 180,000 quintals. Blaiik will be a dencient, crop, the :recounts being most discouraging as regards qaality and quantity. Red and Sultanas are estim ited as short of last year's, whilst Malaga will be one-third Trio e. for all kinds are likely to rule high, as the demand fur he Americao market is like yto be largo. Duties paid in Auanst 13 tins againsi 21 same Mouth last year. 'Exports 1 ton iig iinst 7 same month last year. Fros.—Ml kin is are expected tore abundant th's season, and prices will or baby ride lower than last season. The demand at prosent fur figs is of are ail character. Clearances for home con,umption eight ions; exports, one tun. NUTS.—Barcelona not much in demsud. Quotations without chat ge Aamosues. —None selling. LIISIuNS AND OP,VOES.—Lemons have been scarce and high In price. At present there are none on hie market. Orang- s ha, e also been scarce, and at present we are witliou. any. T. PAII.Y. BA.NKRU2T3. ly British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. Samuel Pyall Diprose, St. Leonard's, grocer. Edward Small, Canterbury, plumber. John Badham, late of Hillingdon, builder. John Passant Smith, Coventry street, tea dealer. William Harding, Lewisham, builder. George Ward, Sandgate, hotel keeper. Richard 13117, Marit.le3tlr, Thomas J,.tha Marsha 1, Bishopsg4te street, millwright. John Hamilton and R-..bert Hamilton, Halifax, wire wor, e .g. Howard Gill, Bayswater, merchant. Robert Hall and Thomas Hyde, Dudley, mill menu fac!urers. Thomas Jutteriege, Walton, innkeeper. Thomas Taylor, Blackheath, grocer. James Ecruby, Bishop Stotf .rd, grocer. Wa , son White, Bishop Wearruouth, grocer. Henry Hunt Sayer, Bristol, corn and seed factor. BAN KRUPrCIES ANNULLED. Edward Pollock, Fieldgata street, Middlesex, sugar manufacturer. John Lowden and W. N. Lowden, Coleshill street Pimlico, bhip ownere. THE MARCHIONESS OF LONDINDERRY.—TiIiS lady is at present residing at Garrou Tower, on a visit to her extensive property in County An!rim. She bas issued 300 cards for a einrer to her tenantly at Carnkugh, on Thursday, the 24 h and is exerting all her influonee for the improvement of their social co:.dition, and the development of indgstrial resources upon her estate.— Ballymena o,Lsrv.er. SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 12 WI A D TESTS DAT, N.W.—Moderate.' Rica WATEa—Morn. 5 4 —Even. 5 4S—Height, 1I ft. 8 in.' Sept. 10. Rita (a.s.) ............ Santander John G. Grit% Jago de Cube LI Cog_ SarahJulima •• ..Cronstadtl Perseverance ....... Tamaulipas (s.a.) ~Bordeaux' Supply So..t. 11. Pearl .... ........ ..Porthtawe Casket . ARRIVED. Toe Port .• Conway ler.ey ....... • •........Almwch Young Do:clic:4'er .... ....Barrow !limner Br stel Packet ...... —Newport , nn Powel Nymph ..............Charleston Anna 11.•na Newport •;chilizzi e New Parl amedt........ Pentewan Boaz Cowes Touderghie British Trident.. Melbourne ralbot ........ Tick' er Ann Wilem.. Tr lest 'lsabella Belfast ............. . Sept. 10. Brilll3nt • . Aurora ...... . E. Island Sept. 11. Constitation .......... New York Ocean. Ex ress.... ••.. Nlw Tort James Nesmntli ....New (me .ns Hero ........ Mulvey Wi11........... Barrow- 1 Crystal Pa'ace ............Dublin 'dart' Dubiln Georges Dublin Woodstock Melhournel Nicoline .. OUTPORTS. HOLYHEAD, Septemb 11. N.E.—Light. Queenstown, Sept. 10.—A rriv,d.—The British Tar, Dennison, from Odessa—Preciosa. Johnstone, Marseilles.- A'hert, Edward, Manilla. Arrived off —lferch int Prince, M'chay, from A kyab for Liverpool. Belfast, Sept.. 10.—Arrived.—The Vesta, and Juno, both from Riga. Greenock, Sept. 9.—Arrived.--The Henry Michlery, from Mar seilles. Falmouth, Sept. 10.—Arrived off.—The Bride, from Akyab— Georgiana, from Po to Rico for Hv e Arrived.—The Sea Serpent, Buchanan. from Algoa Bay—Thomas Young, Grant, Odessa—Eagle, Brows, from M ulmein for Eremen. :Grave end, Sept. ll—Arrived—Frederick Huth, from Cronstalt. Sept. 11.—Sir Thema = Gresham, from Cecil. ta —Jessie Thomas, A ch,ngel— Elizabeth, Algoa Bay—Rosina, Alexandria—Elizabeth, Memel. Sailed.—King Alfre for Terceira—Francis Henty,Portlant B. y. Deal, Sept. 11.—Anehor-d—Ne?erima, from Trinidad f r London —lsabella Myth, Madras, London—(suppdsed) Clio, London, De merara—Neptune, London, Newport. MARITIME EXTRACTS. „7, Dover, c'ept, 11.—The Sophie (s s.), of Rott'r&m, was in collisioq this morning with the William Hutt (a s.), of Shie'ds, and sunk. The master and his wife. the English pi ot, two pa sengers, and five of tee crew were drowned. Mate and ttn of the crew landed here. The latter proceeded with damage. Li bon, Sept. 3.—The Hertel'. Dl`Conntil, from Callca and Fayal with guano, for Queenstown, put in here 3 etterday making 12 inches water per hour, ana with cutwater, tread, &c , started. The greater part if not all her cargo wi 1 have to be nischarged. Camaroons, July 25.—The schooner Mary, has been chartered to rnyeed to the wrtck of the Agnes, on the Bimbia Fiats, and save as much cf her cargo as possible. C rk Sept. B.—The Danish brig, Boreas, Molsen, from Liverpool to St. Idioms, whi di put in leaky, has diechorged her cargo in'o the bo: ded stores, and hauled into the Royal Albert Gravins dock tor re2airs. VES3ELS' REPORTS. Report by the Seraphina, arrived here from Coquimbo. Spoke. In lat. Len. ..Tn'y 15 . Jo .eph C'ark 24 S.. 38 W Aug. 3 .1 Imes, Pan ima to London , 12 N.. 32 W Aug. 30.. royal Sovereign, hence to Char'e,ton. . 45 N.. 19 W Aug. 30.. Agnes Taylor . . .. 44 N.. 18 W Sept,. 4—Braemar, hence to River Plate, 3 days out 49 N.. 08 W SPOKEN. In lat. Lo❑ July 22.. Uncle Joe, hence to Calcutta : 1U N.. 23 W Aug 2—Queen Mab,Sin7apore to Liverpool .. Aug 18 .Mary Carson, hence to Quebec 5O N.. 30 W Sept. 1.. Ethiope Tener ffe to Africa, cut 7 hours FOREIGN PORTS. Esther and So; hie, hence at Altona. Gazelle, Van Apple., hence at Hambtirgh. Dorothea (query Dorothy) hence off Bonny. Leloi,n‘m, earle, hence at Napes, Aug. 28. Tcneriffe (s.s.), hence at Naples, Sept. 4. Claee Tholen, Gear's: Cay Diedrich, lanttman ; and Jane MiDona'd, M'Donal , l all hence at Reval, previous to Sept. 1. Anna Luitzina, Voss; and Maria Amman—both hence" at Rigs, Sept. 3. British Queen (s.s.), hence at Havre. Sutton. her ce at 'I ri ate. Jaren Pepita, hencc at Corunna. William and Mary, Cheerful, and Tiger—hence at HarEnger. Amy, hence at Ostmame. Seam .n sailed from cromtailt for Liverp'sol, Aug. 28. Seabird sailed from Bremerhaven for L v( rpool, Sept. 5. MARRIAGE On th . 10th inst., at St. saviours, by the Rev. Incumbent Warr, M.A., Edward, eldest son of the lite Lieut. Richara Lowry, 2nd W.I. Regint:t, to Georgina, daughter of the late Richard Braiburn, Esq., of Toateth Park. DEATHS On the 7th inst., at Llan ludno, the Rev. James GarbeP, vicar of Upton Bishop, near Ross. and prepend ay of Here ori. On she Bth inst., Thomas Carver, at the age of one year and eight months. Oa the IWI inst., at Walton-on• the-hill, in her 78th year, Margaret, relict of Mr. Enoch, Whitfield. ear B!rths, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted; when sent to oar Office duly authenticated. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and _lrish Magnetic Teieg,aph. CHATHAM RACES.-Y ES TERD.IIr. NSEST KENT STAKES. Pauli Monti . Five ran. MEMBERS PLATE. Madame Rachael...l I Miss Harkaway...2 I Malakoff ..3 Five ran. NEW STAKES. Sister to Eitrida walkcd over. LADIES PLATE. Pauli Monti, . Two ran. THE CUP. Biilingham Four . ran. THIRSH RACES.—YESTERDAY. Bono 17011 HANDICAP. Minie 1 I Fairy ........2 I Bourgeois.... .3 Nine rap. Woa by a head. lABMBIERS' PL kTE. Litt1ec0b....... 1 I Bourgois . 2 I Fairystone,...3 Five ran. ELECTRO-PLATE GOODS.—Thera are few branches of art thal more perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the most beautiful specimen, of spoons, forks, goblets, and other table articles of the sort, m , y be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23 , South John-street, w h o , t o hi s o th er b ranc h es o f b us i ness , h as a dd e d a department for the sale of these articles, having been appointed agent to ono of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Times. Tes Spoons. .. . . Dessert Do. . Table Do . . Dessert Forks Table D 0...... ........ ...... 243. „ Sent carriage free to any park of the country. VIENNA, Thursday Evening.—Advices from Constanti nople, of the sth instant, announces th it the Persians have evacuated Herat. _ _ The estate of the late ex-G-Jvernor Sprague, of Rhode I land, amounts to over six millions of dollars—a most remarkable fortune to be accumulated by a single family in one generation.—New York Paper. LEICESTER FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—The second exhibition of the season in connection with the society, took place on Wednesday, on the Leicester Race-course. under the Presidency of Earl Howe. In the evening, the" Creation" was performed in the Temperance Hall to a full and fashionable audience,—Madame Clara Novello being the principal solo. NEW PUNISHMENT Fon DRUNKENNESS.—The .Berkshi,e Chronicle mentions that a woman complained to the Reading police against her husband for having tied her hands and feet together when she was drunk. The husband alleged, in defence, that he did so to prevent her from breaking the windows and furniture, as she was " abominably drunk." The woman, when sober, did not persist in her charge of assault. THE CAMP AT CHALONS.—It appears that the strength of the troops now assembled at the Camp of Chalons amounts to 21,250 men and 5,860 horses, divided as follows:—lnfantry light regiments, 14,000 men ; cavalry, six regiments, 4.500 ; six batteries of horse, and six of foot artillery, 2,000; two companies of engineer, 200 ; and one squadron of the waggon train, 550. If to the above be added the detachments of gendaraaey, pompiers, administrative services, &e , the total number assembled will amount to about 23,000 men and 6,000 horses.— Galignani's Messenger. CHARGE OF FORGERY AGAINST A SURGEON.—At the Clerkenwell police-court, yesterday, George Taylor Callin, a sergeon, residing at 10, York-terrace, St. Paul's-road, Islington, was charged on remand with obtaining, by means of a forged order, from Mr. Coxeter, a stomach pump of the value of £2 lOs ; also on suspicion of stealing from 26, Burton-crescent, a valuable speculum and a pocket case of surgical instruments, the property of the Royal General Dispensary, Burton -crescent. The prisoner was admitted to bai', but on the present occasion the gentleman said that the prisoner w a s in such a state of rervous excitement that he was unable to attend, and they therefore asked for an adjournment for a fortnight. When the prisoner was being brought up by the railway by Strjeant Choon, 5 F, he asked to be allowed to put his head under one of the wheels. The case was adjourned for a fortnight. WIRE RIGGING. TIHE UNDERNOTED VESSELS are 0v present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGIDILI of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture— Three SrEAUERS and Three SAILING VESSELS..Building John Laird, Esq. S ow JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer —Messrs. T. Vernon an d w builders. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT ..,,,stS• Ship BOGOTA .. Messrs. Blythe and Troughton, 6 7, e rs. Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and Douglas, o W: o rs. New ship LLAMA Mem.. Batty and Searight. ow - 4 0, NEW SHIP.... ........ ..Mesirs. Baty and Searight Oval's NEW 5H1P..... ..... . ............Building at Yarmoum , )1. 4 , NEW BARQUE.. Buildirg at NEW SCHOONER Building at zwu • Also, a number of VESSELS being FITTED with WIRE STA z 'S, The advantage of WIRE LOPE for SHIPS' RIGGING is net 1 " generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter—conside r ' ably cheaper —more durable—and less than half the bulk of Eel Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to wi nd ' ward. CARD of Comparatire SlZES—and PRICE Ll!;T—on application • GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATEN IC CORDAGE AND WIRE ROPEr sAiLmAxxxs sate. CHANDLERS, 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-S CREEP, LIVERPOOL. MANUFACTORT—WAVERTREE-ROAD. A full Assortment of WIRE ROPE and L EMP, MANILLA, sal OIR ROPE and HAWSERS always in Stock Dr Export and Ships" Use. A banquet has been given at Huntingdon to Mr. Fel' lowes and Mr. Rust, in celebration of the return of those gentlemen as members for the county. The Hon. Octaviug Duncombe, M.P., presided as cbai man, and amongst the company were General Peel, M.P., Captain H. Shaft° Douglas, Mr. Robsrt Margetts (Mayor of flufitingdon) &c. Mr. Philip Tillard officiated as vita-president, and the company numbered in all nearly 700. FATAL ACCIMINT TO ADMIRAL HAWrAYNE.—We hair° received a communication from Lowestoft, stating that a fatal accident has happened to Admiral Charles S. F. Havvtayne. He appears to hare fallen from the south pier at Lowestoft, and sustained such a ccncussion of the brain so as to render his case hopeless. He died in half an hour after the accident The late nay2l officer was a vice-admiral of the fled, his date of rank being in 1856. Re entered the naval service as early as 1793. RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR PRESTON.—OD Wednesday, a most melancholy accident betel the stoker of a coal train, running between Wigan and Ince coal fields and . Preston, on the London and North-Western Railway. As tha train was proceeding towards Preston in the afternoon up to Standish incline, the stoker was sitting upon the engine frame, sanding the lines, when by some means ho accidently slippe 1 off the en :hart, and falling upon the rails, one of his legs w comp'etely severed. The engine was at onca stopped, the poor fellow removed, and surgical aid called into regni,itioii. He is now recovering- A FACT RELATING TO THE POTATO DIsEkSE.—It is well ksown that most of tha growing potatoes began to show' signs of disease in tne early port of Augu;t, and in other years the blark spot no sooner appeared than the blackened top followed in a day or two. Th's year, however, we have had the spotted leaf for a month or more, and yet the tops are not quite dead ; but there are several instances where lateral green F hoots are uniting their appearance. This shows that dry, weather is the most congenial to the potato plan', a. , .2,1 that when the cycle of dryer summers returns, the potato disease will leave us. LODGING-HSU9E SAYINGS.—(MostIy in use amongst the lodging.house keepers at Wstering Places.)—Every key bas its double. A slice or a cut j , int is not missed. An open tea caddy is good for an old saul. Meat and bread make Ole cheeks red. llllf a leg is better than no leg' A trip to the sea side makes one acquainted with strange bedfellows. You may take the gin bottle to the pump until it gets broken. Fire fingers bold more than two forks. It's the last pot of nrrmolade th t breaks the cat's back. Lodgers find the bacon, and lodging keepers cabbage. Stranger's meat is the greatest treat. Don't be like the drayman's horsP, that draws beer and drinks water. The faster you bone the richer your il:sh will be. —Punch. SIR NO:IIKAN LESLIn—It may be worth noting, in re gard to this officer, recently killed under cruel citeum stancs by the Indian mutineers, that though a baronet, and a baronet's son, he served his time as apprentice to Mr. John Henderson, draper. Kelso. His father, air Charles resided more then twenty yeas ego at Kirkbink, in this county. He left his family in poor eir cum:tonces, and they had to betake themselves to such means of subsistence as came within their reach, and in this way, Sir Norman was placed 'as an apprentice at Kelso. He attracted the attention, after a service of some years, of the Duke of Roxburgh, who procurod him a post in the Indian army, where he was speedily promoted. Some members of his family are in K , lso at this time receiving their edneation.—Xorth British, Daily Mail Printed and Published by CHARLES 181LI,Mi.it, of Oxford street, at his General Printing and Stationery Establishment , Ig, South John.streat, Liverpool. - SATURI'Av, SEPTEMBER 12, 11357. Commercial S aim NEXT WEEK MONDAY On MONDAY next, the 14th inst., at Twelve o'clock, at tile Brokers' Office, 2, Da'e-street, BS2 Bags Bengal RAPESEED, Apply to BROWNE, HUN FER & CO, BrolerS• On WONDAY next, the 14th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 29 Boxes Palermo ORANGES, 50 Boxes Meesina LE MON ‘l, ex Danube 6. 0 3 73 Eoxes Palermo DI I TO, ill Boxes Palermo PRICKLY PEARS, Z,O Bags Barcelona NU rS. Apply to JAMES ADAM. SON & CO., BrokerS. TUESDAY. Postponed from Tuesday, the Bth instant. On Tuzsrat next, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office 2, Dale-street, 5,000 Tanned Office, Inula KIPS, Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER CO., Brokers. On TUESDAY next, the 15 , h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' °Mee. 2, Dale-street, 5000 Pieces COIll JUNK, • 2000 Bundles COIIt YARN, A Quantity Loose (all faults), ex Alma.—Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Broke On TUESDAY text, the lath instant, at Half-past One o'clock, at t 135 Broker's Office, Corn Exchange Buildings, Brunswicx-street , HB 650 Sacks French FLOUR, ex Cleator, from Bordeaux; lying iu Earle's. Redeross•street: Apply to H. H. GOLD NG, B ()ker. WEDNESDAY On WEDNEDAY, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Saleroom, Exchange-buildings, 20 Bales Bombay MADDER ROO S, just arrived ex Cincinnatus.—Apply to Memss. Nicol, Duckworill and Co., Merchants ; or to T. & 11. LITTLEDALE & CO., Broket, en S rile. 60 Bales IRISH MOSS (Pre3s Packed.) Apply to JAMES STUBBS, I ... li=d L lil . t/e' y iSIT WHITEMAN'S NEW BRUNSWLOS HOTEL, CLAYTON SQUARE. DINNER. AND ALE, ONE SHILLING. FILTERED ICED DRINKS R CAMERON, WATCH AND CHRONO METER MAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL• MARINEICHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR HIRE. SEXTAN rs, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, 5 BAROMETER S, ' CHARTS, &C. KEITH'S ,a PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ROOxw , 34, CASTLE-STREET. ARE NOW RE-OPENED. W. N. takes the present opportunity of thanking his friends a ad the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been favours°, and at the same time to inform them that to accommodate his ra: pidly increasing business he has built an entirely new eperati" town, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. With increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects that Pr, Pictures will not only sustain the high character they have already attained, but even surpass his former rroductions. 34, CASTLE- STILEHT, LIVERPOOL, Opposite the Bank of Eng and. PURE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS 'PER DOZEN. WINES DANDER SO N D. 5,-CASTLE-STREET-5. P O_R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five Sears t 46s per vozeo' in bond, and fit for immediate use In Pint5...............243 ,r SHERRY.— First Class, Pale and G01d........ CLARET. —St. Jn ion, four years in bottle.. .... .... 42s CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S. lei" um tnN In 1 1