Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-21 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL Friday Evening Business wa3 rather better to-day. The, Funds -sere firmer- There has been no news of impor tance, but Purehasers predominated, and prices 2dvaneed 4 per cent. Throlfghout 'the - Stock Exchange business was quiet. The absence of further commercial failures Seem to have produced some increase of confidence, but the inquiry for scount accommodation is unabated. - In the Produce Markets tc-I;.y there was a better tone, but little, if any, extension of business or improve ment in prices. The Cotton M 4ket was very quiet today, and prices merely not inal, with sates estimated at about 2 000 bales, if which 700 were on speculation and I , r export. :`,lessr3 Wright, Junior, and Co., in theii: Circular, for transmission by the Europa, make the following remarks upon the State of the Trade : The improved feeling, at the clise of business last week, reported in our circular advices of the 13th inst., pe: Africa, has not b en of that durability then exp2e . ed to result from the suspension of the Bank Act, the infringe. meat of which has surpassed general expectation. Addi tional mercantile and banking failures have occurred, increasing the mistrust previously existing, and caueieg much apprehension for the.standing of many who, a month a,go, were considered eillaent, but are now in n-cessity The sningency of money metteis, and the want of greater accommodation, has a powerful influence in controlling the action of all cl-sses ; end, in antic pation of maturing engagements, for which it is dttficult to find fords by other means, sales of produce are proceeded with. The amounts from the East, and the more promising aspect of American affnirs, stimulated the demand for Cotton in the e trly part of the-week, and prier a assumed more steadiness ; but, a?. the Manchester market did not respond, we again relapsed into quietness and irregularity, with restricted buying and increased efferiegs, which has resulted in a decline of Id to Sd per lb on the nominal quotations of last Friday. The statistical pcsition of the staple is lost sight of by present more weighty considerations. Consumption has diminished about one-third, or even more, anti the production is confined mere to the wants of Eastern markets than Continental or the heme trade. The movement of specie is in favour of an it flux into the bank coffers, al h cugh extensive local demands keep up the drain te - rporarily, by coeverting s7curities into c 'sic as a necessary precaution. The total sales of the week am unt to 20,530 bales, of which 10,930 are American. Speen /ators have t ken 3,480; and Exporters 2,250 le lying 14,800 beles of all kinds to the trade. The import h r same time is 11 557 bales, of which 5,651 ere American The quantity known to be at sea from American parts is about 57,0 A hales. PRICES TO DAY Few Orleans Fair —7ld Aliddling.. bid Ordinary.. 3i 1 to sid Mobile „ ..64d ~ • • 6 .1 d „ ..4.} Ito 531 At antle . —Gird • .. .. 6ad „ .. 4d to s.iii Total taken for C ,ns'p:ion, 1857, 1,741,3.0 bales. 1856, 1 923,020 bales. u Exprirt (actual) ~ 236.650 „ „ 247,500 „ American Brazil Egyf.tian E. India W. India Total Stock this day . 137,40 2: , ,640 11 220 124.950 1,440 321 ogo Sam! time 1856. 7 ~ 450 28,060 42,290 . :.6,650 590 371,040 F'otn the circular of ,Messrs. Kershaw and Jardine, we learn that— The cuitinued accumuleion of commercial difficulties, and ineru,es d stringency in the Money Ma ket, have had 3 deprzssing influence on nearly every branch of business daring the past week, and has in a great measure dissi pated the more cheer ful feeling we noticed at the close of • last. Our madK , ..t since Monday has been extremely languid, and holders generally have submitted to a torker decline, ;races again being very irregnla-, and quotations must he reduced id to 1 per lb all round, b low those given on Fric:ny last.. There has been. a tendency towards improve ment in the Liverpool Share Market to-day, but the business done was extremely limited, and nn disposition to buy for higher pries seems to exist. The dity'ri transactions were as follows :-Black burn, 81; Chester and Birkenhead, 621 ; East Lancashire, 8? ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 802, 7, , 74, 2 ; co LO shares, par, London and North Western, 94, 1, 94; Do. H shares. l d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and LineDlnshire, Midland, 81a ; North Eastern, 22 13.10; Dovers, 18 5-16, 1, 5.16 -f,; Warerford and Limerick, 18; Dutch Rhenish, '6i, 13-16, ; Grand Trunk of Canada, SI, id. The follow;ng were the closing prices :-Blackurn, 9 ; Cheater and Birkenhead, 621-, 63 ; Caledonian, 37, 371; Chester and Holyhead, 14i, 15; Eastern Counties 101, 10a; East Lancashire, 871, 88; Do 9 /. Shares, Par, n; Great Northern, 23 1 , 23 ; Do. A, 101, 10i; Great Western, 47/ 48 Lan• cashire and Yorkshire Stock, 892-, 892; Do. 91 shares, par 1, p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 184, 38 ; London and North Western Stock, 93-1, 941 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 35, 352 ; Midland Stock, 811._ 812- ; North British, 111, 1.16 ; North Staffordshire, 41- d; North Eastern - Berwick, 22 1146 221; York and North Midland, 381, 381'1; Leeds Capital Stock, 231., 231; South Eastern and Dover, 18.1 , 1.87, ;. Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5-7, 5 d ; Do. New Shares, 53, sat d ; Dutch Rhenish, 6: 1 - 1 , 6a d ; Great Western of Canada, 171, 17:1; Do. new ::hares 3 1 , 3d ; -Great Luxembourg, 51, 5 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 8 13-16, 88. The following are the weekly Traffic. Returns, received up to this afternoon:-Beda'e and Leybuin 1091; Belfast, and Ballymena 1,171 7 ; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire - 2,962/ ; Blackburn 1,0071; Bristol and Exeter 5,770/; Caledonian 13,5111; Chester aad Holyhead 5,4591; Curls and Bandon 3241; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 232/ ; Deeside 2411; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,895/ ; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 999/ ; Dundalk and Enniskillen 4191; Dublin and Drogheda 1,579/ ; Dublin . and Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown, 1,242/ ; East Anglian 997 1 ; Eastern Counties and Eastern Union , 22,7551; East Lancashire 5,298/ ; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunfermline 5,7377; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 3,4121; Glasgow and South Western 11 940/ ; Great North of Scotland 1,4011; Great :Northam 21,4541; Great Southern and Western 6.2281; Great Western 26 9101; Kendal and Windermere 1631; Lancaster and Carlisle 6,43)/ ; Lancashire. and Yorkshire 19 9301; Llanelly Railway and Dock 440/; London and aackwall 1,2511; London, Brighton, and South Cao,st 13,8617; London and North Western 56 5821; London and South Western 1,25411; London, Tilbury and Southend 9201; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire 10,234/; Manchester, South Junction and Altrincham 834/; Murynort and Carlisle 1,049/ ; Midland 31,8201; Midland Great Western 4,025/ ; Newcastle and Carlisle 3,3451; North British 5,4961; North Eastern 34,6071; North Staffordshire Pail way and Canal 6,864/; North Western 9611; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,3361; St. He ten's Canal and Railway 1.6621; Shrewsbury and - Hereford 1,4601; Scottish Central 2,960/; Scottish North Eastern (late Aberdeen) 3,3621; South Devon 2,280 ; South Eastern 16 510/ ; South York and River Dun 2.6531; South Waits 6 647 ; Ulster 1,41.1/ ; Vale of Neath 1,5011; Warrington and Stockport 2101; Wa'erford and Kiikenny 3001; Watertord and Limerick, 1..1111; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3,009/; White-- haven and Furness 4591; Whitehaven Junction 4571; Buffalo and Lake Huron 1,1221 ; Dutch Rhenish 2,765/; Grand Trunk of Canada 9,649/ ; Great Luxembourg 1 0451; Groat Western of :Canada, 9,7781;-Sambre and Alensl 1,318. - Consols for Money closed this afternoon at 89 to 90, and for the Account at 90 3-16 to 90 5-16, In . the London Railway pare Market there was a moderate amount of business done, and the following were the • closing prices :- Caledonians, 741, 741 ; Dutch Rhenish, 01. Eastern Counties, 10, 10; Eust Lancashire, 57, 58; Edinburgh and Glasgow. 57, 59 ; Great Nor thern, 92; 93; Ditto A, 79, 81 ; Great „ Western, 47-1, 48; Great W,stern of Canada, 17; . '1, 171; Grand Trunk of Canada, 87, 9 ; Great Southern and Western; 96. 98; Lancashire encl Y rkshire, 89! ; , London and North Western, 931. London and south Western, 841 .85 ; Leeds Northern, 47!, 48 ; Manchester, Shefli , Id, and Lineolnsh're, 351 351. Midland Stock, 818 811 ; North British, 45, 47 ; South Eastern and Dover, 601 till ; York, New castle, and Berwick, 901, 9.1 i; York and North Nridlat.d, 771, 781. The Man hester market opened with more obeerfulnePs ; but tha amount of business bans acted in either department was restricted, owing to monetary difficulties, which are seen to have been relieved in a lesser de4roe, and threat©n a ioteer continuance than was generally exrected, end which causes much anxie!:, all over the country Jest distr-ss amongst the lel cuing population jeopareliza the peace The Grain Markets every where exhibit a serious declining tendency, and here it is impossible to make sales as quickly as desired ; buyers will not be tempted to operate beyond their immediate requirements. Though the attendance is fair, holders are not relieved of stock freely, and with liberal imports the disposition to realise has occa sioned a decline of 31 to 6.1 per 701 b on Wheat, I.s. to 2s per barrel on Flour, and 6.1 to is per quarter on 'lndian Corn, all other articles being,,easier to purchase. To-Jay's market was very dull, and all articles could be bought at a fataler material reduction. In addition to the 72.0001. already mentioned,. nearly 40,0001. of the gold brought by the Avon from Melbourne has been sold for the Continent. Subjoined aro copies of the circulars issued respecrively by Messrs. Svendsen and Johnson, in the Swedish trade, and by Messrs. Allen Smith, and Co.:— 4, Savage Go.rdens, and Nevmastle-or-Tyne, Nov. 19, 1837. Gentlemen,—ln eonsrquenee of the embarrassments caused by the failure of houses contected with the Swedish trade, re , deeply regret to have to announce t`-at we have ben compelled to susl:end our payments. We pr .}pose to submit a statement of our affairs to our creditors on the eirliest day by which Au same can be prepared. Our books are !Aced under the examirotion of Messrs. Qiilter, Bill, an i Co., who will lose no time in calling our creditors to;;rellier to receive their report. Trusting, under these painful cii curnstances, to the indulgent consideration of our crelitors , , we remain, gentlemen, your most obedient sorvants, (Signed) SVEND3EN AND JOHNS,N. Mark-lane Chambers, Nov. 19 Gentlemen,—We beg to apprise you that, owing to the effet of recent failures, we are under the painful necessity of suspending our payments. Our accounts are being examined by Messrs. QuiltPr, Bill, and Co., who will, at the earliest possible moment, call a meeting of our creditors, and submit to thl , m a statement of cur atiairl. In the meantime we have to request the kind forbearance of our creditors.—We remain, gentlemen, your most obedient servants, (S'gned) ALLEN, SMITH, and Co, The position of the Market for American Securities is thus noticed . by Messrs. D. Bell and Co. : The Market for American Securities is quiet ; but a moderate business has been done during the pest week, either in Sete Stacks or Railroad Bonds, whilst prices of both have generally improved. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. count, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32 ,for the week ending Wednesday 18th Nov., 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. I Credit. Notes issued . • £22,554,595 ! Government Debt Other securities 5,459,900 Gold Coin and Bullion 6,079,595 L 22,554,595 I Total . 22,531,595 LIVERPOOL PROI)UO1 MARKET—AoV. 20. Sunsa.—The demand continues moderate, without any material change in prices; 100 barrels Antigna are reported at 41s, 9io bags da• es at 383 91, 2,350 bags Ceara, in bond, at lie 6d to 225, and 1,400 bags Paraiba at 200 6.,1 per cwt. MOLASSES, Rum, oat C;•FFEE.—We have nothing to notice. LINSEED AND RAPESEED.—There w,:s no bid made :Or the quantity offered by auction. FIISTIC.-20 tons Ceara sold at 15s to .£5 153, and 80 tons Savanilla at 53 per ton. THE NORTHERN TIMES. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1857 BANKING DEPARTMENT. Debt. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public tleposits 5,483 881 Other deposits 13,959,165 Seven day and Credit. Government se curities £6.407.134 Other securities 30 299,270 Notes 1,148,185 Gold and silver coin other bills.. 829.541 £38,259,090 Total . £38,259,090 Compared with the previous returns, we have the tol!owing reeults : Active circulation Increase Bullion 6,484,096 Decrease Rest .... Increase Seven day and other bills Decrease Public deposits . 5,483,881 Increase 167,222 Other deposits Increase Government securities 6,407,134 Decrease Other securities Increase Notes unemployed 1,148,169 Increase The following are the latest quotations of the Foreign Exchanges :—Amsterdam short, 11 172, 11 184 ; Ditto, 3 month, 12 2 to 12 21 ; Rotterciarn uo , 12 2 to 12 21 ; Antwerp, do, 25 80 to 25 95; Brussels, do, 25 80 to 25 95 ; Hatnburgh, do., 13 121:to 13 14; Paris, short, 25 25 to 25 45; do., 3 months, 26 to 26 15 ; Marseilles, do, 26 5 to 26 20 ; Frankfort, do, 1214 to 122 ; Vienna, do, 11 .5 to 11 10 ; Trieste, do - , i l 8 to 11 15 ; Petersburg, do., 33i; Madrid, do., 471 to 47a. THE NEW MAIL COMMUNICATION WITH INDIA According to the new regulations for the improved mail communication with India, mails will be made up in the General Post-office for Bombay, via Marseilles, on the 2nd and 17th of the month •, and for Calcutta, via Mar seilles, on the 9th and the 25th of the month. The packet will leave Bombay with mails for London, via Marseilles, on the 9.h and the f 4 th of the month; and from Calcutta with m iils for London, via M Tseilles, on the Bth and 22nd of the Tn. nth. The Mediterranean packets will leave Alexandria for Marseilles with the India mails, on the 7th, 11th, 22nd, and 27th of the month ; and arrive at Marseilles on the 2nd, 12,b, 16 In and 27th, and such mails will reach London on the 4th, 14th. 18th, and 20th of the month. The mail wilt reach B anbay from London, via Marseilles, in 26 days ; and Calcutta from London, via Marseilles, in 36 days. Nearly the same periods of time respectively will be occupied in the mails reaching London, via Marseilles, from Bombay and Calcutta. The new arrangements will commence at Bombay on the 24th proximo. The Calcutta packets will touch a Kidgeree on the homeward passage. There can be no doubt that the Trieste steamers will run in connexion with each arrival at Alexandria, and according to the present speed of those steamers, we should get telegraphs of Indian news from Trieste on the Ist, 12th, 16th, and 27th of the month. But as the telegraph of Indian news. via Mar seilles, will reach us on the 2nd. 12th, 16th, and 27th, the former telegraphs will often be sups/ ceded unless the speed of the Trieste boats: is improved. When the telegraphie communication between Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay, is uninterruptei, we shall have tele graphic news from all parts cf India by every arrival at Marseille., that is fcur times a month— v i z ., on th e 2 n d , 12th, 16th. and 27th of the month, as before stated. This news will be alternately twenty-four and thirty-four days old. The only additional work ich will devolve on the Peninsular and Oriental Company in conse geence of this modification of their contract, will be the running of a ate mer to and: from Alexandria and Marseilles via Malta four times a month instead of twice, and the calling at Kidgeree from Calcutta. Ac cording to the old contract the packets left Bombay on the 3 d aria 17th of the month, and Calcutta on the 10. h and 24th cf the month. It was arranged for the 3rd and 24th boats to arrive together at Suez, and for the 10th and 17th boats to arrive at that port also at the same time. Calcutta being nearly 2,000 miles farther from Suez than Bombay, this difference of time in leaving the two Indian ports was absolutely necessary in order to time the two packets to gether at Sue z. But to carry out the new arrangements and bring the Bomb y and Calcutta packets to Suez at different times,it is necessary to despatch the packets from the two Indian ports almost at the same time. Thus, instead of leav ing Bombay or Calcutta on the 3rd, 10th.17th, and 24th of the month, as has hitherto been the case by which a week intervenes conveniently between each departure, the packets will for the fatu e have to leave Bombay or Calcutta on the B.h, 9th 22nd, and, 24 h of the month, as has been bef,re observed. Now, these are certainly rot such convenient times for departure frcm the Indian ports as the former ones, especially considering that Calcutta can be nni ed by telegraph to Bombay; but there is no help for it. A disadvantage of the old plan was that the packets, owing to the length of the sea route, the difference in the speed of the steamers, and casualties, scarcely ever arrived at Euez, toge ther ; and than one mail was kept waiting for the other et Alexandria The advantage of the new plan is that as so. n as a mail arrives at Alexandria, no matter whether it is from Bombay or Calcutta, it will be sent off immediately to Marseilles It will he seen from the above statement that am will be only two mail packets a month to and from Suez and Br mbay ; and two to and from Suez and Calcutta the same as at present There will also be only two communications a month for the present to and from Southampton and Alexandria, and to and from Point de Galls and Hong Kong. The following are the mail route tables, according to the new arrangements, viz.:— Duty.—Wheat, Barlry, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, is LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 30, We quote last Friday an advance in several articles. Is conse quei c: of the operations or the bank this week, the greater portion of the advance is lost, as commercial creGit has been affect d I y large stoppages in several lines. noes:: We have a dull and depressed market during the week. and a decline of fully 23 has been sabmitttd to in order to effect sales, which have been on a limited scale. CoF , Ex.—A decline of aboat 2s hms been estaiished in this article. Tu.—Holders have ban very firm, and have refused to submit BALTIC Of this there are no sales of cargoes to report. DEALs; and BATTENS are chiefly sold for export. LATIIWOOD is completely a drug in the market. Since Ist Feb. 56 vessels, 19,992 tons, have arrived against 63 vessels, 20,050 tons, to date last year. - A. F. & D. MACKAY. !IMB E R. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Nov. 20. Ths suspension of the Bank Act of 1844, produced a sudden and marked change in the cotton market on Friday last, and with a belief that the worst was past, an increased business was transacted at a considerable advance on the low sales of the previous day ; the effects o: the late unparalleled monetary pressure were, however, too deeply rooted and.too widely sp'ead to be go easily remedied, failure f snowed failure in rapid succession, destroying all confidence, and complete y stopping the negotiation of commercial paper, and holders were obliged to resort to s I:es of produce to meet manufacturing engagements, and have had to submit to almost as lo a range of prises as was cu rent the most d press d day last week. The weekly Sales are 20,5:10 bale,, of which 3,48) are on speculation, and 2,250 for export. Rather less despondency observable to-day; sales about 2,0U0 bales. - This Import. week. Sales. to any material redaction, and the article compared wi h moe others has a steady appearance Common Congou Is. Ofd to Id. COTTON.—Thera has scarcely been a transaction in this article. F ICE.—Cargoes afloat are offering at lower prices, without finding buyers. }stmt.—Prices are quoted nominally the same as la t week SPICES have sold at rather lower prices. Cissea Lignea sold at a &cane of 20s. SALTPETRE. This article is lower, but few saes made. Refraction 31 a .1d 41s to 433. OILS have told at lower prices. LONDON CATTLE MARKET.-- Nov 20, The supply of beasts is larger than the demand. The choicest descriptions meet with purchasers at fully late rates; onerwise trade is dull. Trade is vas) , slow for sheep and they cansot all be sold ; vet prices are not much reduced. Good calves are in demand. From Germany and Holland there are 27o.besst,, 329 sheep, and 192 calves. 509 beasts from the Northern and Midlands ; and 115 mulch cows tram thd home countries. Per stone of 81bs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Bibs. s. d. s. d Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 4 10 Best Dos & Ilf-bred .. 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Lon*.wools 5 0 5 2 Second quality beasts 3 8 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves 4 4 5 2 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 4 4 6 Pigs 4 0 5 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Best Una & lif-hreds 5 4 5 6 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market s 1,152 ; sheep and lambs, 3,360 ; calves, 336; pigs, 210. LONDON HIDE MARKET.—Nov. O. LEADENRALL.—The following are the prices :-56 lbs to 64 Ib3, 4d !o 41d ; 64 lbs to 72 lbs 411 to 41d ; 72 lbs to 80 lbs 41d to 41d; 80 lbs lbs 41d to 421; 83 lbs to 96 lbs, 41d to 5d ;9S lbs to 104 lbs, 5d to Od; 104 lbs to 112 1133, 51 to 51d. Horse hides, lls. Cdlf skins, light, 3s to 5s ; fall, 8s 6d. PE3MONDSEY.—Sheep skins, polled, 5s Od to 63 6d ; tents and half-breds, 3o gd to 4s 6J ; Downs, 3s 2d to 3s 61 LONDON MINING MARKET.—Xov. 20. The market for home mining stocks to-day is quiet. Wheal Mary Anne shares are inquired fo - , and are marked 50. Alfred Consols have been dealt in at 131 anti 131; and North Basset at 12} to 12*. In foreign descriptions there is also little variation ; Linares have bean dea't in at 9, and United Mexican at 31. Annexed is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange. Alfred Conssls, 13, 131, 13, 13*; Bedford C rson, 12s 6d, 17s 6d • East Russell, 2,2 i ; Lady Berth a , 21e, 22s 6d, 21s, 21s 61, 22; 6d; Sortrldge C mso's. 3-16 ; Watt Grenville, ss, 6s, 7s 6d : Wheal Edward, 74, £7 6s 3d. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Nov. 20. -- - There was a fair show of gram at our market to-day, but buyers limit their purchases to the supply of their immediate wants, and business was of a retail char .cter at the following decline :—Wheat, 2s ; barley. is to 2s ; and beans and oats, 2 s per quarter. Shelling, Is per load, CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Noy. 20. There were about t,lOO kegs and firkins offered for sale to-day, which br_nght the following prices : Firsts, 11 is ; Seconds, 102 s ; Thirds and Fourths, 895 ; and Fifths, 7ds per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET —Nov. 20 The market remains very quiet, at the fol!ow ng prices : —Mixed Nos., 535 to 32s 61 ; No. 1, 531 to 53s 6d ; No. 3,49 s 6d to 50s per ton LIVERPOOL TIMBER TRADE. '"ln wood, as of other trades, there has been not merely a goneral depression, but we might almost feel warranted in saying a cessation of business during the fortnight. Under present circumstances it is somewhat fortunate that the import has been moderate, if not small, during the period referred to, otherwise stocks must have greatly increased, the demand having been reduced to the lowest possible condition. AMERICAN T;MBER. PINE TLIIBER•—In this material from Qeebee, the sales have been by retail. Wholesale prices are nominal. From St. John some parcels have arrived ; and a reduc ti.,n of 2id per foot o❑ previous sales may be quoted. RED PINE.—Of this no sales are reported. OAK AND EEsi —The former we quote at 2s 41 to 2s 6d, the latter at from lid to 20d per foot. HANDWOOD.—A. large quantity of this article was lately offered by auction, which resulted in the sale of 25 logs, the remainder having been withdrawn. N.B. and N.S• PINE and SPRUCE DEALS, from St. John, have been sold at an average of from £7 143 to £8 per standard ; which rates may, at the present time, be con sidered their value. QUEBEC DEAL , .—A few second quality Pine have been sold with cargo at £3 lOs per standard. HEMLOCK LATIIWOOD, having fallen in value, has been sold at from £3 to £3 7s 6d per fathom. SPRUCE SPARS are worth 10c1 per foot. Percx PINE.—Of this there have been no arrivals within the fortnight. The stock is being slowly reduced. TEAKWOOD.—Transactions in this have been of a retail character from the yards. GREENIIEART.—A few parcels which have came in have been sold, to arrive, on private terms. Since our annual circular, dated Ist Feb., 305 vessels, 222,843 tons register, wood laden, have arrived from British North America—viz•, 113 from Quebec, 104 from St. John, N. 8., and 88 from other ports ; at the same date last year, 316 vessels, 241,903 tons had arrived. TABLE OF IMPORTS. Front Ist February, IS;7, to this date. LIVERPOOL FRUIT TRADE. CURRANTS: The demand for currants continued upo❑ a large scale up to the commencement of the present panic in the money market, but since then the tearful high rate of discount, and scarcity of money, has curtailed purchases to a considerable extent, and sales just now are much more of a retail. character than before, and parties will only buy to suit their immediate wants, although holders have shown every disposition to meet them iu price, and have even attempted to force sales at a reduction of 5s to 6s per cwt, but without effect, knowing they will require a cash payment in a few, days. We see no means of restoring a healthy state of business in this article, but by extending the payment to purchasers of deserving credit and respectability, instead of the restrictive payments of cash before delivery even to a class of buyers beyond the reach of suspicion, if this plan were adopted, we should soon see a more healthy state of the currant market, and hollers would be benefited by the change. The demand for consumption still continues on an extensive scale. RAlSlNS.—Valencias being the only useable fruit for domestic purposes, continues to meet with the regular demand usual at this season of the year, and although high prices are maintained, it does not materially inter fere w ith the consumption. Malaga fruit appears in a most depressed state, and importers are not able to obtain near cost price, the extraordinary high prices at Malaga, both last season and this, will tend very much to throw this fruit out of consumption here, and must operate eventually to the injury of the growers. Sultanas are dull of sale at present rates, and will have to be held over for some time, unless importers reduce their prices. FIGS.—We are heavily supp.ied with Turkey figs, and holders appear anxious to effect sales, and show an unusual anxiety to force sales at auction, which causes buyers to hold back, or purchase on their ewn terms. Malaga figs almost unsaleable, even at 20 per cent, below cast price. GREEN Faun. —Oranges coming in so rapidly has had a teu%ency to depress the market, avd our lowest quotations were submitted to at last sales for medium quality, white best marks are held firmly at our highest quotations. Lemons are only partially arriving, and prices have so far been obtained for fine fruit, while interior have been forced off at best obtainable prices. NUT3.—Barcelonas have a downward tendency, and buyers are only purchasing for immediate orders. Brazil Nuts hold firmly at our quotations. FLErcuce & FIRTH. AN ATLAS GRATIS WITH THE "DISPATCH "—On and after Sunday, October 4th, 12.57, each copy of the Dispatch will be accompanied with a map, a chart, or the plftn of a principal town, so as o furnish to such subscriber, gratis, the most comprehensive, complete and generally useful atlas hitherto published is Great Britain. he size of the engravings wi Ibe that of oat, page of the newspaper, six mops and two plans, in each year, will be of double the cite-17 inches by 25. The ordinary maps will b 3 correc ly tinted, ti e chars wi.l be properiy relieved in blue, and the plans will be printed in a rich colour. The double maps will be the olject of great atto Lion in the desire to make th:m beau Mal specimens of map colouring. It is hoped, in the course of no nnreas nably pro tracted time, that the Dispatch Atka will contain more names and positions of places than any other English publication of the kind. he counties wi.l to given separately, and where they are large and popuLus, ash. the case of Lancashire, each division of the co only will occupy a page; again, the States of Italy will be the sub ' ject of six distinct maps. The names of the draughtsmen and engravers will 1 e the best guvantee for perle?t accuracy. The maps wi i 1 be as full as clearness and reference will allow. Correctio s and d.scoveries will be given from the oe-t authorities. The engravings will be in the highest style of art, many thousands of pounds being devoted to their cost, and they will be taken from original drawings expressly prepared for the series. Directors of mechanics' institutes, the coriluJors of all educational establish ments, the p.oprietors of hotels, reading rooms, and coffee hones, wile in possessing tie Dispat h Atlas, be supplied with a daily want. The money value of the completed work may be best ascertained by irquir ng the selling price of any large and trustworthy collection of maps. The Dispatch Atlas will be forwarded with the numbers of the paper at the usual price, 5d per copy, or 6d stamped. On the first issue some hints will ire given for preserving, indexing, and binding the Ant , . Orders recei .ed by every news agent and bookseller the ki n gdom, and at the Dispatch offi• e,139, Fleet-street. The Friday even ng edition may be received in the most distant parts of the k;ngdoin on Satueday morning. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, NOYEMBEz 2L. WiND YESTE RDAY, W.—Moderate Breeze. Mau WATZ R—Morn.l 36—Even. 1 55—Height, 14 Ct. 4 in OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Schoorverbond, from Tele!. ARRIVED. Xlehymht .. ............Bombay Nymph -..' ' Harley's Ilaria .. Mentor ' .........Rostock Enaelia Felix ; P. icespaiti+Vorrt. Prices.' Description. this week. Mid. Fair. --- d. d. d. d, Sea Island 94 to 174 .. Upland - - 3 to 7g'.. Mobile - - 54 to 74!.. New Orleans 3 to 9 1.. Brazil - - -1 64 to 11 1.. Egyptian - 82 to II 1.,. West India to East India H 31- to 6 Stocks • 16002) 1829 126900 HIDES, &C. 130 salted Monte Video ball hides, average 85 lbs,, at Gld per lb.. tare 7 lbs. 640 salted New York hides, average 49 lbs, at 4d per lb, tare 4 lbs, 6 salted New York kips, averagc 2G lbs, at 4d per lb, tare 2 lbs. 800 salted. New Orleans hides, average 77 lbs, at 3id per lb, tare 6 lbs. 1,290 sides North American leathe•, heavy oak average 272 lbs, at 11 id per lb ; medium average 161 lbs, at 1 p r lb. 429 dry salted Nast Coast htle , , Ist class damaged, average 30 lbs at 51 par lb ; 2nd class at tad per 11^. 20 pipes South American tall w, at 523 per cwt. 30 casks Australian tallow, at 50s per cwt. 5 hhds mares grease, at 353 per cwt. 13 tons Savanilla divi di, , , at 5s per ton. 87 bags Smyrna Valonea, fair, at .€l4 per ton. 65 tons oak bark, at £5 53 to £5 123 6d per ten, 7 bales horse hair, mixed, at to lid per lb. REVIEW OF TILE WEEK. SUGAR.—The market ope ed with greater buoyancy, and early In the week an extensive business was done at 201119 improvement upon tse previous depression, but 'atterly there is somewhat less activity; the sales compriss 1,300 Midi. 8.P., inchiding Antigua, on the spot and to arrive. at an average of 495., Demarera at 35s to 40s, and fine Birbaclues at 41s, 2,350 bags Bengal, chiefly Dates, at 37s to 383 gd, 600 hlris. Cuba at 36s to 38s, 40 hills. Porto E. ica at 4's to 41s duty paid, and 16 . 500 bags Br,.zil at 293 to 21s per cwt. in bond. Mopastars.—The sales consist of 320 puncheons Barbaioes at 153 6 and 150 puncheon 3 Cuba clayed ant Mriscovado, at 13s 6d to 14..ter cwt. respectiv,ly ; the finer descriptions being scarce, would command a relative y high pr ce, hat holders are not willing 'to accept current rates. COFFEE.—There is nothing to report. COCOA.-20 barrels St. Lucia brought 85s, and 2CO bags red Bahia to arrive, 77s per cwt. PEPPEa.—Ii d .11 of sate, and on'y 103 bags Singapore are reported at 4id per lb. RICE.—The market is still much depressed, and the sales daring the eek have been quite unworthy of notice. Ross.-4 here has been rather more inclination to purchase this ,e ,k, and the trade has taken 210 puncheons of strong Demerera at 3s 100 to 4s per gallon for good quality. TEA.—In the early part of, the week there was a muc't better tone. and so ne inquiry for blackish la.nds on speculation took place, but the firmness of holders restricted operations; subsequently the market has become quiet, and it is very d fficu t to effect sales. Sues'. Lac. 30 chests of blocky at 67s 6d per cwt. Gam BIES.— A few tons at 16s 3d per cwt. Sao° FLora.-1,200 begs at 16s rld per cwi. SALTPETRE.-250 bags at 42s to 443 per cwt for S and 4i per cent. refraction. NITRATE OF l'ona.—Only a few retail sales have been made at 21s to 22s 6d per cwt. Loowoon. —l5O tons Domingo at £3 153 to 17a 6d per ton. LIMA WOOL—Small parcels at £22 per ton., NICARAGUA WOOD —l2 tons second quality solid at £l2 per ton. ROSIN. - 1,000 barrels, principally common, sold at 4.3 to 4 I 2d per cwt. FAR OR TURPENTINE.—Nothinz done. Asua4.-350 barrels taken, at 353 6d to 38s for pot, and 37s to 33s per c‘vt for pearl. flioxs.—A few salted North American have brought 31d per lb. bear.—The market partakes in the general dullness, arid only a mod 3: ate retail demand exists to supply immediate wants; file qualiths t ring full prices, but the inferior descriptions, of which tt.e bulk of the stock is composed, can be bought at a further re 'nation. _ . PORK.—lrish is again lower. In Am;ricaa there is barely a transact•on, there being stercely any assortment here. I - SACON is neglected, and sales cannot be pres,ed, eves at a further reduction; the moderate prices at which new home cured is selling, operat s against the Amer can. CREESE.—At the sale on Tuesday, holders would not submit to buyers' ideas, hence there was little done. ExisisroNE.—Only small sales reported at £9 153 to £lO per ton. TARTA7.B.—T here are no transactions to notice. Asons.—'2o cases Perugia white sold at 673 6d. 8 omAc.—Retal parcels sold at Os 6d to 123 for Palermo, and a few begs of leaf at 125. 11Aax.- 3,200 bags of Baltimore changed hands at 7s per cwt. ANNATTO.—A fax casks Hag at 9d to 94d per lb. ( - Alva tAL —The sale only reach 40 tuns, and prices are still almost nominal. SEAL one Coo OiLs.—Nothing worthy of notice has taken place. LINSEED AND Rite 'OILS continue dull of sale. a a 1 OF . 1 URPENTINA are quiet at 31i 6d to 35s per cwt. PALSE GIL is lower, 200 bags oeing reported at £4l down to £37 per on. TALLOW has been dal, and on'y limited sales have taken place at 49s to 53s per cwt ,as in quality. . . LARD nominal in value, no sales having been effected. JUT,.- There are no transactions repor.;ed. REMP.-150 hales Bombay. Co.a YARN.--1.2 tons have changed hands, at-el 6 per ton. ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION. II ON D AY, Nov. 13.-50 bags Rap3seed, all fau is ; 15 tons Sapan Wood ; 600 brls. Rosn. TUESDAY, Nov. 24.-74 balas Manilla Hemp`;' 17,337 Ox, Cow, and H..rso Hides. WEDteEsi AY, Nov. 25.—i,668 pieees Boxwood ; 127 bags Persian yellow Berries; 37 chests Indigo; 22 pipes Arachide and 22 pipes Sesame Oil ; 20 brls. fine Bee: Was ; 50 bags blue, 24 bags Aleppo Galls ; 5 chests E st India Gnm ; 200 - bags riirkey Gum Arabic ; 25 bales French Madder Roots ; 12 .o. Bombay do., all faults. Tnuasn.ast, Nov. 25.—i78,002 and 10 tons Ox, Cog, and Buffalo Horns ; a quantity of Deer Horns. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2.--110 bales, 14 bags Horse Hair. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARBET.—Nov. 20. Per stone, 201bs. Per gO l ' 4s. s, d, s. rt. I a. d. a. d.' Potatoes, Seedlings 3 11 to 4 i Flay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 8 Ditto, Kemps .... 4 0 lo 4 Ditto, new ...... 0 6 to 0 4 Ditto, Whiteroeks. 3 3 to 3 0 Ditto, clover 0 64 to 0 7 'Ditto, Ba'shawi .. 2 13 t.. 3 0 Green Clover 0 0 to 0 o.3itto, B. Farmers 0 0 to 0 0 Grass 0 0 to 0 0 , Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 u Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 34 , Per ton. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 24 to 0 24. Carrots Data, in straw .... 0 0 to 0 0' gangic wurzet Manure 0 0 0, 0 0 n 0 6 .0 1. w•I 1. • • • ; • IMPORTED . to— ta. , 4 44= , E bk ai o oa. 0. 0— - o tut FROM ..4P. . 0 —W !.:4 i p, 1 Quebec 52 5 -3 4797 4535 3391 1 376 495 444322 .. St. John, N.li 23943 .. •• 7844 2310317 10890 Other I'oit4. 2976 .. .. 9833 1210308 .. 1 70. , :. 1,17 A:R . I RROI I q - ,71 - 17;79 111RQA T0ta1.... 453 . i 3891 I 376 17572 ----"' t 3316184 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Nov. 20. - - - The mirket this morning has been somewhat irregular. The extent of business in Wheat is only mode ate, but upon good de.ciiptions we cannot note a groater clee,Me than 23 to 3d per bushel from tho eturiencies or Tuesday last, good to prime American red bringtog 6t 31 t 6s 101, ar.d white 7s to 7s 83, while tnlerior qua ities have boon pros ed at a greater reduction than that n :ted above. Taere are everal incintries for investment, hut without as yet leading to any business or moment. In Flour litt e done, and the value lower in pro,,ortion with Wln:at—pood Western Canal 244 to 255, Baltimore 25s to 263, and Phila 265, per barrel. barley is very unsale able. Beans have further declined Is per qr. Oats and Oatmeal are a slow retail sale, with scarcely any change in value. Indian Cora 6:1 to is per quarter cheaper, and but 1 the done in any description. Mr vats and Exports from the 17th to the 19th November, 1557, inclusive. Into Lirerpoo. from Ire:and—Wheat, AO qrs.; Malt, 3 qrs ; Oats, 191 qrs.; Oatmeal, 1,692 sacks ; Flour, 596 sack . Coast w,se— Mal', 62 qrs.; Pease, 175 qrs.; Oatmeal, 11 sacks; Flour, 2 sacks. United state—Wheat, 2,916 qrs ; Flour, l,h6i sacks, 4 bris. Ettro?e, &c.—Wheat 476 q a ; Indian Corn, 1 365 qrs.; Flour, 1,403 sacks. Egypt—Wheat, 1,072 qrs. Tot .I—Wheat, 4.664 qr , .; 65 qrs.; Oats, 1,4 qrs.; Pease, 175 qrs. ; I n di an Corn, 1,365 qrs.; Oat neal, 1,693 sacks; Flour, 2,97 a sack 4 barrel).—Exports. F,r_ign Parts—Wheat, 55) qrs.; Oats, 423 qrs.; Flour, 20 sacks, 2 barrels. Ireland—Wheat, 1 376 qrs.; Indian core, 1,695 qrs.; Flour. 252 sacks 805 barrels. Coastwise—Wheat, 177 qrs.; Italian Co,n, 50 qrs. Flour 129 sacks, 205 barrels. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT. —Nov. 20 There 13 a better feel ng to-day than on yes erday, bat business continues on the most.invited scale. LONDON TALLOW MARKET—Nov 20. The market is quiet. Town al!ow Is quoted 51s rd. nett cas : Peter,burg Y.C. on the spot, 48, 3d; all the year, 475. Gd.; December, 43s ; January and lU.rch 50.3. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Nay. 20. There is a fair trade for line and middling sa nples, at late peces ; lower sons a e neg eLded. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Nov. 20. The wheat tr. de was not worse to-day than in the beginning of the week, and if any alteration there was .more b:sittess douse at Monday's quotations. Flour underwent no change of importance. Barley dna, but not cheaper. Oats sold s.owly at previous prices. Beans and peas were unaltered in value. ARRIVALS INTO LoNDoN FRONT NOV. 16 TO NOV DI English and Scotch Irish. Foreign. 2890 10130 2310 7420 270 " • • 15350 1670 Wheat Barley Oats Malt Same time last year. V 43 o $. 3 !IMPORTED t ; bmE -4 tg aloes FROST 5.4 ". e 43 48 4 -4<••.4; • ' 4• ° ' f4 A4 r • Quebec ...... 47818 5445 3149 4820 86., 2:2 265559 St. John, N. 13131106 .. 7965 1971':72 9740 Other Ports.. .6084 6939 921331 .. -- . I Tota'...• 185008 5145 3349 4820 8 1 211515, i 3129312 19740 1 Flour. 4,10, LONDON AVIIIRAGes—Wheat, 23311 d; I'ye, Os Od; Beans, 42s Get. 10 .. Nov. 7 14 Gwk'sAg.Av IMPERIA: Wheat. I Barley. 155 s 8,1433 Ud 553 lete.l43s I o.i 155 s 6c 1 43 s 153 s 111 , 43 s .52s 6:)423 3. 51s Baylis 3 '261425 g. barrels. (3) sacks. 53s I Id; Barley, 39s 03; oat*, sd; Pease, 47s 3d. AVERAGES. Oats. 1 I‘ye. Beans. 25s 6(i'3ss . 7(1!158 7d 25s 6d 3.51 4d1155 6(1 1 25s 3,37 s 4d'l6i 25s Ofl 363 10c 155 9o! 6s 4 As 3c 455 Od 125 s 3o 34s 7.144 s 9c Yeast:. 43s 7d 44s 5d 44s 7d 45s 3d 44s Id 1,38 lld 125 s 6c136s 0 145 s 5c 1143 41 Nov. 20. Crescent.......Charente) Frances Barclay .... London Epaminondas John Duncan..., St. John's, N.B. Lamartine Lisbm SAILED. Althrop........Pernambuco Sultan ............. Suez*John Owens New Or;eans Nov. 19. .331 , de..Newfoundland •ea King ..........New Orlon; Vicni e.......... Industrie .. Ostend Ocean Pearl Singapore Cynthia Monte Tide o Nov. 20. Europa. Port-an-Princ e Floating Light ...... Bombay Freden ...... ....Geno a ir W. Raleigh Jamaica RedJaciCet Melbouro e T ancy .... OLEAIttD otTWAIIIM. Lady 0g1e..............Gibra1tar Warb1er,....... .. -. .. ....GalatL Minden i .. Havannah Nov. 19. ENTERED FOR LOADING. Nov. 19. Compromise .... .. New York Joseph Bushby. Calcutta Yorkshire .. Camilla Balbec (s.s.) .. ...... ... • .. Havre Beau M0nde........ San Francisco Rcse Edis Cornelia. Lawrence. .. .... Mobile Ballark .. Trenton ........ .. . .. Mobile OUTPORTS. HOLYTIEAD, Nov. 20. • Wind, W.—Moderate Breeze Arrived Of—The North Atlantic, outward bound. Qneenstown, Nov. 18.—Arrived—The Jason (s.), Britton, from New York for London—Prudent, Taganrog—Nancy, Smyrna— Esmeralda, Patras. Off.—The Europe, Dixon, from Callao for Leith. . Waterford, Nov. 17.—Arrived—The Estaffette, from Memel. Swansea.—Arrived—The City:of Kandy, Canning, from Huaso. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Sydney, Sept. S.—The Hastings, Forbes, which sailed from Moreton Bay for Bombay, put in h re very leaky, was docked and repaired, and sailed again Sept. 6. Dublin, Nov. 19. —The Sir Charles Napier, Bisset, from Liverpool for Sierra Leone, struck on Kish Bank, and is under water. Crew saved. Hobart Town, Aug, 18.—The Sir W. F. Williams, Rees, from Liverpool. encountered a most violent hurricane, July 18, in let. 52 S., lon. 49 E., and from Aug. 4, experle iced a succession of gales. FOREIGN PORTIA. Streonshalh sailed from Leghorn for Liverpool, Nov. 7. Progress, hence 't Ostend. Anna Marga , etha, hence at Leghorn. Blazer (steam tug), from Bona at Cagliari. Melita (s.s.), from Constantinople at Smyrna. Mary PleaFant., firma at 3f ireton Hay. Royal Sairon, White, from Melbourne at Sydney, aad sailed for Calcutta, Aug. 22. Southern Eagle, hence at Launceston. Adrian, hence at Gibraltar. Forest Monarch sa led from Tamar Heads for Cal'ao, Sept. 7. Mona (s.s.) sated from Palermo for Liverpool, Nov. 10. BIRTH. On the 19th inst , at Litherland, Mrs. Alfre I Edmondson, of a son. DEATHS. On the 17th inst., at Hapsford. Cheshire, in her 83rd year, Eliza beth, relict of the late Mr. Richard Sudlow. On the 20th inst., at George's-road, in his 83rd year, Mr. William Eggington. co- Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our Office duly authenticated. SPORTING INTELLIGENC E. By British and Irish Magnetic Telegi aph. LUDLOW RACES. SCURRY STAKES. Welham . . Eight ran. WINDHADI STAKES. Lady Nelson .. I I Princess R0ya1..2 I Polly Johnstone 3 £5O HANDICAP PLATE. Laud amia .1 I Vandal ....2 I Queen of the South 3 Nine ran. SHORTS HANDICAP. Queen Lily. 1 I Peto BURWARTON NURSERY HANDICAP. Ke3 stone .. 1 I Marauder 2 I Lizzie „ 3 even ran. BANKRUPTS. By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. Henry Lamb, bookseller, Norbiton, Surrey. John Peterson, ship chandler, Rotherville-street. John Lawler Bagot, woollen draper, Liverpool. William Jarvis, innkeeper, Newmarket, St. Mary, Suffolk. James McLennan, shawl and cloak warehouseman, Liverpool. Thomas Anderson, stone mason, Steven. street, Lissongrove street. Willian Tull, grocer and 'spirit merchant, Andover-street. William Middleton, leather merchant, Manchester. John Cure, builder, Bristol. Charles Isaacs, merchant, Bristol. William Collier Wells, stationer, Swiffham. Laurence Woolf, oil cloth manufacturer, Manchester. James Millington and Charles Clays, lace manufacturers, Nottingham. Martin Nunn, laceman, Regent Circus. James Horrix, drysalter, Middleton Dale, Oldham . Johnathan Watson, printseller, Vere-street, Marylebone. James Edser, builder, Vincent-square. William Pavitt and Daniel Pavitt, Bow-road, and George Pavitt, millers, Kingsland-road. James M. Pollak picture dealer, Birmingham. Oliver Appleton, dyer, Leicester. Jobn,Wodhad, innkeeper, Halifax. Thomas Moorhouse and John Hook, linen drapers, Halifax. James Capps], outfitting warehouseman, Gutter-lane, City. Owen Sparrow, grocer, Shoreditch. Thomas Turner and Thomas Turner, jun., Cordwainers, Liverpool . Edward Southwell Ruthven, commission agent, Penlington place, Lambeth. Mary Hindhaugh and Arthur Fernand de Newmann, timber merchants, Newcastle-upou-Tyne. Harrison Bontofr, bookseller, Boston. Robert Morrow, John Morrow, and Clarkson Garbutt, merchants, Liverpool. William King Monk, cheesemonger, High-street Sonth- wark. Charles Henry Purday, music publisher, Maddock-street, Hanover square. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED Solomon Cross, factor and manufacturer, Stafford. Alfred Jo3eph Chittenderi Cawthorn, stock broker, Throgmorton street, City. THE INVENTOR OF TELEGRAPHING BY STEAM.—Mr. Isham Biggs, whose wonderful inventi in in connection wi:h the electric telegraph is present occapyiw p Alio atten tion, is nephew to the lite John Award Kyan, the well known inveutoc of the Kyanizing process for preserving of timber. He is the patentee of several valuable scientific appliances, the earliest of which was patenteed in 1840, when Mr. Baggs was a very young in ,n. This patent was for an exJeedingly ingenious apparatus for copying engravings by machinery. Shortly afterwards appeared his method of printing in colours, by elec`ricity, which was highly interesting end curious, but was rendered inopera tive owing to the cost of the type required, which comprised the precious metals. Subsequcn , ly this prolific inventor brought out in rapid succ!ssion various improvements in artificial light, a steam quirtz crushing machine, &c , all of which are, however, eclipsed by his startling exten-ion of the mechanism of the electric telegraph. Mr. Beggs has been for s mac years well known among scientific meu in Landon, and has fen been engaged in delivering interesting lectures at the Polytechnic Institution and els: where. SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT A FoUNDRY.—The Bradford correspondent of the Manchester Examiner writes : William Mortimer, foreman to Messrs. J. and J. Cliffs, ironfouni'ers here, has died from injuries received when endeavouring to heist a large block of iron on the previous ThurEd-iy. He and others had been removing a large anvil block far a seam hammer which had been cast the previous evening, weighing between 8 and 9 tons. Being so recently cast, the heavy mass was still warm, and, after two cranes had been applied to lift it from the ground, the deceased threw a quantity of cold water upon the sand, but in teo great quantities, which caused a sudden explosion, accompanied by a tremendous report. The steam and sand were cast with the utmost force against the deceased and another wei kman, named Thomas M'Kew, and both were terribly seakled,and had their mouths filled with hot sand. Mortimer was removed to his own residence, and attended by Dr. M'Turk and Mr. Poppleton, surgeon ; but he was too severely scalded internally to give hope of his recovery, and he died on Saturday. The skin, on the exposed parts of his person, was peeled from his body, and the very scalp from his head. Diqiew is going on favourably. Commercial *altlS. NEXT WEEK. M ONDAY._ --- On MONDAY next, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, et til* Brokers' Office. 2, Dale-etreet, 500 Bags RAPESEED (all faults) s Tons SAPAN WOOD. • • 10 °. BROWNE, HUNTER Apply to , On MONDAY next, the 23ra instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court. 180 Bags Fine New Mount Athos FILBERTS. ~Lesol iust arrived, ex Phelps from Smyrna.—Apply to Messre,. Ilea; and Co., Me:chants, North John-street ; or to THOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15, Nor th John - a. — e e On MONDAY next, the 23rd instant, at Eleven o clock, ta 4•- Commercial Sa'eroom, 560 Boxes Port ORANGES,' t ex Deolinda (s.s.) 100 Do. Do. ONION 4. 430 Do. Do. ORANGES, 200 Do, Do. ONIONS, ex Braganza (s. ) 80 Bags Do. CHESSUTS, 200 Bo 'As Lisbon ORANGES, ex St, , amer. 12) Cases Messina LEMONS, ex Danube (5. 94 30 Cases Naples DITTO, ex Milan WO , 400 Bags Bilboa CH ESN UTS, ex Rita ( 8 . 0 64 Bags Spanish DITTO, ex Tajo (6 ) ar mor& GEO. BADENAcfI & SON, u ------------- On MONDAY next, the 23rd instant, at Eleven o st the 'clock, Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court , 070 Half-chests Port ORANGES, c( 6 ' ) 105 Do. Do. ONIONS, ex graganza 500 Bags DJ. CITESNUTS 8 Boxes Do.'POTATOES, 400 Canoe Messina LEMONS, 150 Do. Fne DITTO, 106 Boxes Messina DI I TO, Danube (O h) 50 Casus Palermo DITTO, 56 Boxes Do. DITTO, 800 Do. Do. ORANGES, / 8.5') 138 Barrels Malaga GRAPES. • 20 i-Do. ' DITTO, ex T a p 223 Baskets Spanish CHESNU TS, 21 Casks Russian Cranberries. • 69 Bags Barcelona NUTS, 100 Sacks Spanish NUTS. 40 Sacks IN aples WALNUTS. ( JAMES AD 4M, SON Sr Apply to Apply to 4 - 1. J. • ape On TUESDAY, the 24th inst., at Twelve o'clock, it Brosers' Office, 16, Exchange-building s, 161 Tierces Carolina RICE. Landed per Compromise, from New Ir ort. o r to . o p Apply to Messrs. T. and W. Earle and Co., blerchfulbt' sro. J. H. RAYNEIt & Cu•• e ets Lb. O On rIIE3DAT the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, A- Office, 2, Dale•stree►, 12 Tons of Bombay HEMP. BROWNE, IZUN CER St ',v.% Apply to Pr e. On account of whom ft may concern. e vl , A 7 4 1cr On TIIEFDAY nes', the 24th instant, at Half-past O ne 0 anr cisely, at H. H. Golding's Sale Room, Corn .exchange' strreet, About 1,600 Quarters Ibraila INDIAN CO For further particulars apply to J. and M. HARNEV WE D NE S On WEDNESDAY next, the 25th instant, at the Braker? Lancaster Buildings, 22 Pipes Arachide OIL, I just lan ded. o f 22 „ Sesame DITTO, , Ln erclli Sti' Apply to bleArs. Leech, Harrison, and Forwood, JOHN DAVIES THUBSDA i t at e On THIIRDAY, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'cl oc., Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, About 8 ,800 Cow HORNS. Dr 6 BROWNS, HUNTER, Apply to On alt. A Quantity of Foreign made CORIKS, CHARLES BOTTERILL , 3, C PATENT ASPFIALTE ROOFING FELLOPIP A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof .• ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. Office and Warehouse-8. CABLB.STAB Apply to T R. CAMERON, WATCH AND CHRONCMXTES lO C ' 14 0 41' • T , 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET , —, l Oll1 g ,-iv- - MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, 0 ,., / 1 091 10 SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, CHARTS, &c. ; 114. (11 0 ,1 CHAPPED HANDS AND ROUG E To prevent and cure these disagreeableq-At.', on the winter season, use "Williams's Almond Tavii camphor ball and all such noxious compounds, i t to grease consequently can be applied in the de fi ' 4 cf hands, , or lips, w thout being perceived, and. being e „ , Otto of Roses, makes it an indispensable Toilet 1 7t0r , ,0 11 in boxes at is lid by all chemists , and by the proPr,.. m " J. WILLIAMS (late Rawle;, Chemist, 79, Lord -st Also Cough Lozenges. CArlitj i ( - 1 NE HUNDRED ADDR El ye " o cei s s 'ior ki printed for One Shilling and S ll of 19. 0° A More perfection has been attained in than -- of bt oto e i ll o p, manufacture, and the most beautiful specime n , be goblets, and other table articles of the sort, M.,,' 1 ,,tber,9 d 4 E. T. Hall's, of 23, South John-street, who, to ln."O t tri a troliw, business, has added a department for the o. l l', t osnrgoolot having been appointed agent to one of the n':, i tife'VO e" Birmingham. The designs in those articles ar=se — t ice• very superior (nearly as good as silver), and P t . t lie all these modt rate to a degree. An inspection ° por , prove the above facts.—Northern Tuna. 10g•P er Tea Sp-ons Desert Do. . . ..... • • 249• Table Do. • • : • • .... 05. „ed Dessert Forks . . Table Do. ..... .• • • ..,, 0 010 , /,' Sent carriage free to any part of the 'L I o ld o f WEEL ACQUAINT' Wl' TUE QUEE S . --- , 4 0 0 ,t ooi crofter, on being asked if he had had thel",,deeeleci w ollf• her Majesty'wheii . she visited Lord .k ue „„" rer; House, with an air of dignity and exulsgo lv- ofeelellret " See the Queen! see the dear cratur,_ th e t 'f lauchin' faced lady !! I trew I did til s 4 ,00, /0 1 forget her bonny face. I'm jist as weberce, non, man, as gin I'd shorn a hairst wi' n ot i o KILLING NO MURDEI3.—A correspooue..eiseloili paper of Saturday last two facts of Pi n . 501 0 did character are very differently described. l eo P i g le n f! el lt . • prisoner in the hands of the natives, has 7 e , ere iir ,(l PitlO by them, and the miter is thus stated o rde r 35 pfd say that the 52nd Bongo! Infantry bar e 08 0 i s ll o l ° Macgregor." Two Indians, prisoners in ig ot te e English, have be.eu put to death, and th is 01,1ethe/iflte,, stated •—" Two of the King's so s av a f e litte`; suggest've this is of the fb.ble of the pai, r tl ' w , O tti; FEAUFUL DEATH OF Two Cutts ~,c ° o o3 l ) , :n a 4 t", Interl - then, on the 8 h of this month, a i ," % 0at 5 ," . 0 P i ; 0 0 ; brothers and their nalsicmaster on u n viiiien t ; OV ( ' summit of the steep hill at Harden. „ 0 t tb e, o h o " d e descend, finding the turf E 0 slippery t u be girl 4 00%15 keep their feet, it was propos3d tha t t . f e - il Oros. SW upon a kind of extempore sledge,c"ntrt 03paototem000l, branches, and drawn Wong by their c' ands lied #l l l fortunately they had gone but a few to o, o , l ol o b o slipped off, and, c'asped in each other's s mog, gol ii ", the precipice. When their horrified fri s . n at er, t i ff them, the e der girl was dead, and her si a iier• rti a sixteen years of age. died a few reinu;ntes the•th A DISTRUSTFUL DEPOSITOE.--D nr ligi 14058 Savings Bank, on Thurs lay,. an old iv ° go stie e o / Commercial notes in her haul, wag /16 li ef 1 11 0 some emphasis to her fellow-depositors ,pit their turn. A b yestan d er remonstrate: 0013;4;1 folly of taking such a sum of money f r° oo 01 1 for 1 6c it lay at interest, and depositing it i n , o , bol t er OA, be hid in the corner of a chest, to ac t a o c , tol u ir e' 5 091 an i he a 'vised her to return to the ba be ba l3- .. , e_ a s,d,' for the money. " Gie'd back to t eo; '2 O O 67re / dame, triumphantly waving the n e . w 9 DM ', b ore!. the bank : that wal be it, and let w a g e d 01 0 0 0 ,0 brew on't." And the old lady, P 1 1615 proo fs A iocilor walked off with another flourish of w e A rw o o,/ ..-- , Arbroath Guide. 0 0, 0. A HOAX ON THE MAYOR OF WA git 4 to' of i ,e4 hoax was played on the ex-mayor of his r-tble,ch night previous to the termination lied u p to p uif e is viz ,on Sunday last. A women eil o a state d iv reLte, leading medical men of the town,! l roe clist e l4V o f, earnestly that their presence vres Irl2 r thy 0 11 0 t) 10 the residence of the mayor, for br',acl ' t er " just expiring." The medical In zo t, Pige e s to jt the mayor's house, where they ate ~, worship in excellent health, and ? rho Joke o ,ocb'cor hoax was at once apparent. " . ..a the ,i f ee expiration of his term of office, .. I "t r r eSre) 7. men, after a laugh, returned to the] 1 414 ' t; E, tO". Printed and Published by CllAßLX°etati3ll WILJAS" street, at his Etensral Printing a nd 1 8). 19, South John-street, Liver Pool. SATUR )A%+ NOVE)II3S' 21, .L.1.1141LG7 L &Inca 1.10 L LLUt Gal AD La0i5...1.., STREET. 0 °( PRICE TWOPENCE. 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