Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-19 00:00:00

On Friday, the 21st instant. at Four o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildings, 24, Hackin's-hey, 700 Bales East India WOOL. 200 „ Greasy Buenos Ayres Do. 300 „ Iceland Do. 300 „ Chili Do. 200 „ Oporto Do. 500 „ Peruvian Do. 150 „ Egyptian, Italiaa, Santiago, English Do. 2350 Bales. Apply to PERKINS & ROBINSON, Wool Brokers, LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. On Friday next, the 21st instant, at Four o'clock, at the Cotton Sales-room, 1,200 Bales Ea s t I n di a 200 „ White Iceland 100 ~ Russian Skin WOOLS. 50 „ Sundries 150 Sheets English Skin Fleece 1,700 MALCOLM GREAME, W ool Broker, Apply t° Colonial-buildings, 36, Dale -street. On Monday next, the 21th instant, at Four o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 400 Bales East India 5 00 Bales Greasy Lisbon i WOOL. 400 Bales Greasy Common Chi Han :20 Bales Cordova and Buenos Ayres 1320 Bales. Appl y t o EDMUND BUCKLEY, Wool Bro.ker • ' BY Pitl VATE TR BATY, The.splendid new Ship EGERIA, 1 ?,,Ea4," 1,006 tons register, and 1,082 tons builders' • '•:neasnrement. Length, 178 feet 5-10ths ; breadth, 36 feet 3-10ths ; dcr:tl., fdet 9-10ths. Built at Saint John; N. 8., this summer, by tnebuilifer of the well-known andravour— ite ship Rowena, and classed. seven years at Lloydls. She is constructed of the best seasoned heckmatack anti Savannah. pitch pine ; ' her frame is - diagonally strapped outside with iron, and iron kneed complete on the stocks ; the lower knees are• fastened with yedow metal bolts; has pitch pine masts f .top-- masts, &e., a beautifully frill:shed cabin, and outfit of the - best Licerpof immu7acture, and oe extra sizes. She is fitted with Cunningham's patent topsails, and all recent improvements. In addition to a very handsome mldel, combines grealrspeed stvi,h carrying capacity. allow ther making her one of the finest ships • ver built in the colonies.—For further particulars apply to ~ ssis.:Liston, Young, and Co., Merchants; or to CUNARD. WILSON, & CO., Brokers. d CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO., BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE s4: - *\,, OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS, sit IP VALUERS \NI) APPOINTED BROKERS TO Tux HICHI 'OURT OF ADMIRALTY Waimer-building::, •; _ IN1() : A'ARY AND COMMERCIAL LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Exeniag. I . FlaTe has not been so much business. done in tilt> ( I 'ctton Market to-day, and at the dose a cons . derable degree of dulness was nutnifested. sales were 7.000 bales, including 1,000 on specs e;; ion and for export. From Manchester we learn, that last week's transactions have re lieved tl e market of anxious sellers, imparting a healthici tone, and prices slightly against buyers. The Livetict. Share Market opened with a good deal of excitement to-day, and a general advance took place in prices. Caledonians, Bir minghams, Leeds, Midlands, and Dovers being in the most prontir.ent demand; the buying, how ever, was of a very speculative character, and the tone of the market was slightly easier at the close, with little doing. The following are the day's sales—viz., Birkenhead, 711 ; Caledonians, 92;2i, , 3 ; Eastern Counties, 111, 5-16 ; East Auglanl, 14'f ; Lancashire and Yorks Lire, 97d, h, 8, 71, Lancaster and Carlisle Third Shares, 161 p; Lon don and North-western, 961 ; l c. Shares, 34, d, 1 , . 1 , ; Midland, IC'i,G ; North- • eastern, 91; ; Dovers, 23 5-16, 1,5-1 C: y e-1(3 . ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 54-; Dutch 11:cEith 4 5-16 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, S ; cheat Luxembourg, 71; Do. 5 per Cent., oblig., 7- 16; Great Western of Canada, 141, ; Bank d Liver pool, 191. - ..1 CLOSING PRICES, Ches. & Thhead ..77 1 78 N. Stafford 4+ Caledonian 921 93 N. E. Ber. c. Stek :901 91 : 1 E. Counties .. 11 5-16 114 York capital Stck 74 75t E. L. Stock .... Leeds Stock 451 46 G. N. Stock ....102 103 S. Eastern ..231 23546 Great Westerns ..65 651 Dutch R'nish 43 44d Lan. and York ..97; 97 Gt. Luzern 7 ',n,& Nor. West. 96 96k G.T.Canada 94 91 i-shares - y 13- 1 6 a G.W.Canada 141 14 1 M. S. and Lincoln 351 351 „ new shares 6 6id Midland Stock ..106a 1061, Lomb.-Venetian .. 2 2, 1 0 N. British St. 601 „ new shares The confirmation of the treaty of peace, signed at Zurich, has produced a favourable effect on the London Funds, which have experienced a rise of per cent. ; and the New Indian Loan, at one period, was quoted at I ; per cent. above yester day's highest prices. Consols closed at 964 to 961 for both money and the account, and the New Threes at 95k to 951. The London Railway Share market, to-day, exhibited a further, and almost general advance. Caledonians closed at 923; Eastern Counties, 561 to t ; Great Northern, 1021 al; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 974 y ; London and North-Western, 951 to 61; Midland, 1061, Dovers, 771, 8 ; Great Western of Canada, 141, 3 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 92 to 1.. Sir Cusock Rooney presided to-day at the first half-yearly meeting of the Cork and Kinsale Railway Company, held in London. The report stated that the contract works for the entire line had been let to Trowsdale and Son, of Stockton on-Tees, and that an advantageous arrangement had been come to with the Cork and Bandon Company, who had agreed to work the Kinsale line for 30 per cent. of the goods traffic. At our Corn Market to-day there was some dulness manifested, the transactions were trifling, proved 6d. per quarter. but prices were we ll ma i n t a i ne d . B eans im- LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON' Tuesday Evening. The confirmation b y the lir oniteur of the signa ture of the treaty of peace, ha s h B a tts d . a favourable is more se effect on the Stock Exchange. active than for some time past, and inneerses is con fidence is shown. The Funds have exp er ien ced fresh rise of -1- per cent. English Stocks continue decidedly buoyant, and the in quiry extends to Foreign and Indian Securities. The principal movement in the Stock Exchange has been the New Indian Loan, which rose this morning to 1041 to 1, being -Z- per cent. above the highest point of yesterday. A relapse to 1031 to 7 - 1 , followed upon realisations ; but the market is now firmer again, at ' 1034 to 104, both-for the scrip and the. stock. Consols are officially marked 961 to 964 for money, and 961 to I for the ac count. The present quotations are 964 to i for the Bth Nov., and 964, " buyers," for cash. Bank Stock . has: been dealt in at 221 to 223 ; the Three 'per 'Cents. Reduced, at 95 to 954 ; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 4 ; India. - Stock, at 212; the New Indian Loan at 1033 t0.1q44 ; ditto scrip at 1031 'to 1041; the Four per Cent.' Debentures of 1858, at 961. to 97, being much higher ; ditto, 1859, at 961 to 914.; India Bonds, at ls. to 4s. prem.; and Exchequer Ellis, at 275. prem. The transactions in • the itOreign stock market have been rather numerous, auld the ten dency- of prices in most instances - upwards. The Old Turkish . Six per Cents. haw advanced• to 80 to 81, whilst thn loan of 1858 is Hint at 69 to 70- Venezuela crud Mexican bolds- hare risen. ether description% are generally fihu. THE FUNDS. — CLOSING PRICES. Con. Money .. . . 96:4 . 4 ;Bonk Stock .. . 2.2.13) 222 ~ Acconnti..,.. 961 4 iThree per Cents. 954.--; 4. Exchequer 4 - 11 , 16. --- • s Nex mtiE t t A s c . count, — • Latc.BiYOrk 97 1 ; ;-1-: L.& N.W L. and S. W 95 4' 61: Leeds-Northern 46 7. NlaniSheff.&Lin. 351 41 AlidiStock _lO6l . 1 Norttt British ..GO f 4: N. Sthifirordshite. S. E_ mul Dover... 77,4 78 4 York,New &Ber. 90:1 91 York &N. Mid . . 741 5:1,-,1. RAILWAY A: Not. & . 61 Caledonians 921 96 Dutch Eastern Counties 561, East Lancashire-. F.dinly h. & 79 81 Great Northern..l3o2l 34 17 2 , A.. 86 87 Gt. West. Gt. W. Canada 124 7 1 i f, Gd.Tk. of Cna. 95 Gt. S. and W. 14 1084 FORNIGN EXCIIAYGES. Amsterdam, shorty... ll 14i to 11 141 Do., three months ll 16 to 11 16i Rotterdam, do. Antwerp, do 25. 25 to 25 30 Brussels, do 2S 25 to 25 30 Hamburg, do l3 5. to 13 51 , Paris, short 23 10 , to 25 15 Do.; three months Marseilles, do Frankfort, do Vienna, do Trieste, d 0.. ,: ........ 25 321, to 25 37A 25 3S• •to 25 40 Hi; to 1171 12 30:. to 12 38 12 35V` to 12 40 Petersburg, do Madrid, do 3411 - to 341 xo 50A- The following appeared in a portina of our im pression of yesterday : THE MONEY MARKET. There has again been.a general buoyancy in the funds to-day, and they have closed with great firm ness at a further advance- The want oL money 'seeking employment is as great- as ever, and 14ans. on 'Govern ment securities are vainly:offered at ltper cent: Under these eireunistances, there is no difference in the price of eonsols between money and time. At th& Bank to-day there was again little demand for discount. In the, open market the minimum is- 24- to . The railway mar ket • has shown increased: buoyancyto-daiy. In North eastern and Caleys, a rise of 1 to 11-percent; has been established. —Times. Before it was known; that the treaty of peace had been signed, the markets : had exhibited a decided im provement, owing to the-continued demand for invest ment and the scarcity-of• stock; The finds have risen per cent., and the new. India•Loso t- per cent, and most of the principal railway stock, to 1 per cent. The upward movement was especially observed in the latter securities. There-were no: transactions in bullion at the Bank to-day. Comparatively-few bills are nego tiated below: 24 to 2, per eentz.i notwithstanding the release of the dividends.. The GoverHment shipment of silver to India and China by the• packet of the 20th will amount to £300,000; and tea shipments on mer cantile account will amount to about £200,000, nuking, the large sum of half-a-million:—Ateily News. GREAT EASTE'RN' STEAMSHIP AT 1101XIIEAD TH E G R nick T EASTERN WILE CONTINUE ON VIEW JLL THIS WB'EK. N.B.—TO-DAY will be a HALF-CROWN DAY. tZommertiaT THIS DAY. This Day t Wednesday.) 19th instant, at Three o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 24, Hackin's-hey, • . .12 Bales Sydney WOOL. 100 Bales Fine Entre Rigs PERKINS & ROBINSON, Wool Brokers. Apply to , This Day (Wednesthiv.) 19th inst., at Twelve o'clock, at the • • Brolcers'Office, 12, Laneaster-buildings, 100 Ba ex Rhone, from the quay.—Apply to •• • • • - ANTIIOI . I' WOOD & CO., Brokers. This Day (Wednesday,) 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Royal ,Bank-buildings, .. : , 200 Bags .MYRABOL A MS, all faults, - - 72 llngsl,•ads GINGELLY OIL, . 2.5 Bags Bombay SALTPETRE. • .. '..Fiar particulars apply tO '''' '''''''' ..' • • ' TIIORNEWILL & IIROOM, Brokers. On account of whom it rav concern. This Day (Wednesday,) the 19th i. , stant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 301', Exchangn-streei, East, Liverpool, 1,300 SACKS, containing about 139 Tons SALT, landed from -the Alamo, hence to Galveston, put hack from sea, lying under the Railway Shed, between the Clarence Graying Dock and the Collingwood Dock. For further pa-ticulars apply to - FERCIN'AL, CAMPBELL & CO., Brokers.ty,t4 i Liverp3ol . Enderwrit rs' Asscciation. • • This Day (Wednesday,) 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at . the Public Hale-roan, 200 Bales GAMBIER, 500 Bales Heat6d and Damaged GAMBIER, 400 :Bags fine SA f.TPETRE, ,• 44 Boxes East India TALLow, now landing. Apply to T. and 11.--LITTLEDALE•and CO., Brokers. • •• (we . dne: - Zlty,) 19th instant, at Three o'clock, at the Exchange-buildings, 1,001 Sllbetk:F.aglisli Skin and leece WOOL. Alsa, on Thursd ty, tlie 20th instant,' at Four o'clock, 2,000 Bales East India, Chili, Itus,i in, Iceland, For .. tugal, &e„ it?cludine 70 B•ursi Alpaca . WOOL. to V. (4 .. ItEN & CO., Wool BrOkers: Thti Day (Werbie:(lay,.) tho.-19thinstant, atTwlve o'clock, at " • .• " the 13Y,:l:Ni:' - Ottice; 2, I),de..street, • •'• • 45 Ca , es lionibiy f.TPETRE, • CI) C , es GUNGELLY . . • S-: „ CASTOR .0-11*:: _ • 1 Case A Quantity SAPAN For further particularA apply to • " • - BROWSE, tIONTER, Sr ,eO., Brokers. • This Pay (Wed !Ws .111..0 1.9t1t tasty it, .t Tw:lve o'clock, it the Public Salerithm, Exchange-bitiOngs, 423 Cheats SHELL L IC, • • •100 CASTOtc OIL, l(3 Bates . 3 Tons REDW(")..), 166 Iluaale. RAT rAN CANES. • , litodiaigr ex ITarold from Calcutta. la Prince's IL)ck. Apply to Marius anil John Broaltleban'c, :'.ierchants ; or to JEFFERS')N Sr. TAYLOR, Brokers. TO-MORROW. • 7 - . To,inoiTow Thursday.' !II 20th 1 - .4tant, at One o'clock, at the Br.)ker's FAA', 124 Paekag.s; P.lra INOII Ruimmt. • .• . • P,Na . ,Y• GLYN N, .Broker. FOR SALE, The Barque SALACIA, , 3E3 41-100 tons register. Length 106 feet 3 inches ; i,x......g d #41 breadth 24 feet 1 inch ; depth, 17 feet X inches; between decks, 7 feet ; — as ' s h e now li es i n the Victoria . Dock, Hull. She was thoroughly repaired, stripped, and sheathed with felt and zinc in December lae, and relassed A: 1, and in May last IN-a:4 surveyed aral! fitted for the conveyance of passengers to Quel*e; under tire- strict provisions of the Passengers Act. She hashonses on deck for cabin and crew, and has a complete inventory of stores,. her sails and running gear being nearly all nevi. For inveztories and further plrticulars apply on board, or to Robert Garbutt and Son, Ship Brokers, Bull ; or to D. A. B. MURRAY, 110, Buchannan-street. Glasgow. Aptly to Torl.grr , iw (rvirA3 ', 20t'i in,:•:rtt,' 'rwely , &clock, at the North,. • •', .47113' K•Altezi. , ON COAV ILlllk S, *c.„:,from Video. Apply to Choor• •• ..s44tAlersj',6l.„ AT . crchart; cr t., • 5.1.11("1 , ,T, BECKWITII. •70.."TbortoF•(T)1•:114e1 . 1y,,.;:ae is-; ant, t c it tit 1:1 0 )e,rs! ().1 4 .ce. v.:-.:1'.171•2 , -buildjil ,-, •, Vitr...7l;ivies ittlp,lll3i 74 it1 :men for iirshrction pri•)r to the sale. furtlur ~ i:trtlenlars- a pply;to • • • . It.l NER C :..., „ ii;T.% . l;iirovi , : - (Tliiiila . , 20th, irtst - r t. at Tw., - ?lve o'c. : , -. ' -••-• • ' • Bro!cerA' OffiTo. ;()4(1 Bazg -Pc.r - ural P !CT,. T. ,:inil.ii. LIT r1. 1, ',1) VLE ard rv)., B.- , FOR SALE, A very tine Passenger SCREW STEAMER, Two years old; has very hanttiomeaccornmo— dation for 50 first-Aass passengers; and carries , t.OO tons cargo on a light draft ; steams very fast, with a small' consumption of fuel; is fUrnished and fitted complete ia every' respect as a first-rate.passenger boat, and is well adapted for India or China river navigation. v'or further a trticulars= apply to Cunard & Co., 32, Kixg William-street, London., EEC. ; or to 020 CVNA.RD, WILSi)N & CO., Exchange, Liverpool. .Apply, t, yroAinernw 20th instant, at Twolve o'cloa!t, at ' :•••• " •-• • Grazers' Officio, ; 3,000 1114: Ilayabay LINSEED, 2,000 „ DITTO. 1 4 t • e . sundry N'egstsls. An`o y o •-' -T.' aid- IL LIT PLED ILE aril CO., Brokers all faults, . . . To-morrow ( ihursday,) . 29thinstArt. at the BrDicers' Sale-room, .13, Itnekin's-hey. 604: Bale's East.lndia WOOL. . • 100• .„ • Dons',:ol. • Do. „ Smyrna Do. 50 ~ liengazi Do. • 15:1 Grea4y Lizbon Do. 50 „ Chili, &e. Do. • ;'!ipty to 10 0 10 • • JOHN L. BOWES & BROTHER. To-morrow (Thursday,) the 20th ins;hut, at Twelve o'clock, at • • the Offices; of the Bro:tors, 3, Temple-court, 30 Pies ) 350 Barrels CUIIii,ANTS, ex Corinthian • . 100 Cases I .. . '3OOO Boxes Turkey FIGS, t now landing ex Damascus ; 491 Cases Eleme 2000 Boxes 2ii' S ATELLS, 1000 Half Boxes I.ayer. C .500 Boxes Bunch ex Steamers; 300 Boxes Valentla tL'IONDS, 50 Serous Barbary Sweet ALMONDS, -- Apply to lIOpGIITON & LEVY, Brokers. To-morrow (Thursday,) 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock noon, '• - • on the Quay cast side Coburg, Dock, Liverpool, sup. feet. . ..7,119 Pieces first quality SPRUCE DEALS, containg. 227,306 9,733 „ seconi „ ft ~3 06,590 5,884 „ third .', • ~ ~ 177,817 295 ~ ' undimensioned DEALS, ,1 12,601 1,303 „ merchantable SCAN ['LING , f 17,966 1,585 , ditto - BOARDS, ~ 13,219 635 „ 9 fourth . quality DEALS. .., 19,715 3,351 „ merchantable DEAL ENDS f t 43,356 30,000 Pieces PINE and SPRUCE PALINGS: being the cargo now l•nding cx Uncle Toby, at St. On account of the Importers. Apply to A. F. and D. MACKAY, Brokers and Measurers. FRIDAY. On Friday next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office ' 2, Dale-street, 2,148 Bales COIR YARN, ex Typhoon.—For further particulars apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Broken. On account of whom it may concern. On Friday next. the 21st instant, at 'Two o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 10, North John-street, 41 Sheets D?von Combing WOOL, ex Fortune Teller, darn iged by sea water. Apply to ABRAM GARTSIDE, Wool Broker. On account of whom it may concern. On Friday next, the 21st instant , at Four o'clock, at the Broker' Office, Victoria-buildings, Hackin's-hey, 70 Ballots Peruvian, ex Eleanor Dixon, 1 WOOL, 6 Bales Lima, ex Mogul, damaged by sea water. Apply to PERKINS & ROBINSON, Wool Brokers On Friday next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 3, Exchange-alley North, 93 Bales Italia'n HEMP, 66 ' , Ditto DITTO, all faults, • ex Gem of the Sea, from Ancona. Apply to Messrs. Mahler, Brothers, and Sultzberger, Merchants ; or to THOMAS SILL, Broker. SATURDAY. On Saturday, the 22nd instant, at Three o'clock, at the Cotton Sales-room, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool, 1,000 Bales East India 400 „ Iceland, Fleece, and Nods 300 „ fine Buenos Ayres, washed and greasy OOL. 300 ~ Portugal, Cordova, Turkey, &c. Also, on Thursday, the 27th instant, at Three o'clock, 2,000 Bales East India WOOL. For catalogues, &c., apply to lIUGIIES and RONALD. NEXT WEEK. On Monday, the 24th instant, at the Public Saleroom, Exchange- _ _ buildings, 1500 Bales East India 120 Bales Oporto } WOOL. 50 Bales Egyptian For further particulars apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. en late. SALE, A A p Quantity Second-hand AL ON E HOGSHEADS and BARRELS JAMES STUBBS, PRICE, & CO., 14, Sauth Castle-street. TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE. Q M. SALOMON, Importer of every description of kj, TOYS, LEAT.HER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, . FANCY MERCHANDISE and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole 3lie and for Export, 73 and 73, DUKE-STREET. The above goods can be had in bond. ".etisel bi Auction. Peremptorily r h, and a y without ) the r 20th e instant, se r ye.— reserve.—To a otThree close an account.o'clock,at To-morrow • ••d, Cunard, Wilson, & co.' T s u Sl ß i r •eoo iti t b E u x ia c t h ß a a n r g g e u , , Liverppol, B ATI AM lAN, 7 / .% 318 tens old measurement per reg i ster, a b out 330 :o .;,_-,4;46 , tons present measurement. Length, 101 feet ; a.breadth, 26 feet 7-Ioths ; depth, /8 feet 4-10ths ; built at Liverptiol, for prirate use, and has been chiefly em ployed in the China and Brazil trade. This vessel has a flush deck. requires little ballast, is rfry heavily fastened with iron hanging and rider knees, c tines 480 tons of dead weight . ; in 1833 underwent considerable te'pairS,"wbeif she rdearednew binding bolts, and was retreenailed from the bilges to gunwale. In Stanley Dock. .triply to I I CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. • #essrls lan INDIA ANR CHINA MARKETS. The commercial. accounts front India and China", yesterday, are considered unfavourable as regards the, prospects of the markets for import goods. RUSSIAN TALLOW. A telegram, received yesterday from St. Petersburg, states that nearly the whole of the tallow remaining for shipment was expected to reach the London market. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET:---OcToßm 13 There has been a fair demand for Cotton to-day, and with ample supplies, prices are steady. The..sales— includin..' 150 Bahia at 70. to 74d., 120 Egyptian at Bid. toloo., 1,500 Surat at . 4d. to 5 7-I&L—are reported 7,000 hales, of which, 2,000 are on specu lation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARK ET.--OCTOBER 18. OnoAit.--There is a very steady market; the business, Lcw ever, is confined to 1,750 bags Dates at 365. 6d. to 40e. per cwt. P. cE.-1,800 bags good new Bengal have realised 12.5. id. to 13s. 6d. per cwt. :.PER.-120 bags Singapore Black are reported to mike at 4id. per lb. SEEDS.-A large quantity of Seed was brought to acct ion this morning, chiefly consisting of damaged arcc:: , which sold at about previous rates; by private, aFcut 5,000 bags Rapeseed have been disposed of at 9s. h 1- good brown Bombay, 41s. for Calcutta, and at 42a. to 48s. 6d. per quarter for inferior to good Guzerat. DNI woons.-Ten tons Campeachy Logwood at. £6 11 , p. per ton. DRVSALTERIES.-25 barrels Spanish Argols at 60s. ; 10 casks Oporto Red, at 41s. ; and 10 cases White Perugia, at 965. ; 63 casks Tartar, brown to yellow, at 100 s. to 105 s. per cwt. ; 100 bags Palermo Sumac, at I Is. 9d. to 13s. ; 130 bales heated Gambier, at 16s. 6d. per cwt. ; no sales reported in Brimstone ; Nitrate of Soda steady, at 14s. 6d. to 15s. 6d. ; small sales of Potashes, at 275. 6d., and of Pearls, at 275. 9d. ; 20 to 30 bales Mexican Fibre, at £26 10s. ; 2,800 bags ground Nuts, at £lO ss. for sound. OILS:-Palm £45 103. to £46 ; P.Y.C. Tallow, 60s. 6d. ; South American, 68s. 6d. to 595. 6d. ; Olive Oil quiet; nothing reportedin Rosin or Spiritsof Turpentine. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-OCTOBER, 18 The arrivals since this day se'nnight comprise :- 3,572 quarters Wheat, 3,624 sacks Flour, 1,529 barrels ditto, 7,396 quarters Indian Corn, 3,050 quarters Bar ley, 2,158 quarters Beans, 1,283 quarters Peas, 6,009 quarters Oats, 4,812 loads Oatmeal, 598 quarters Malt. This morning's market 14d a 'slender attendance and a slow business. In the moderate transactions holders of Wheat and Flour conceded a trifle in favour of buyers, but there is no necessity to alter the quotations of Tues day. Indian Corn was not so buoyant as of late, and the price is rather easier. Oats were firm, and Oatmeal rather dearer, owing to a speculative feeling, if quantity and quality could be got together reasonably. Beans improved 6d. per quarter. Barley and Peas maintain late rates. The weather continues of the most desirable character for farmers to plough and sow their land, and very much has already been effected under auspicious promise for another harvest. As there are fewer com plaints about the potatoes, it may be presumed that the disease is not spreading. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET.--Ocr. 18. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Hay, old 'o 10 to 12 Potatos, kemps 2 9 to 3 0 Ditto, new 0 9 ... 01l Do. Seedlings. 2 4 ... 2 7 Ditto, clover 0 8 ... 0 8 Do. whiterocks 110 ... 2 2 Green Clover 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Balshaw .1 10 ... 2 0 Vetches . - ... 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Beldrums. 0 0 ... 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 4 ... 0 4} Do. cattle .... . 0 8 ... 0 9 Ditto, oat o4i ... 05f Turnips ......... 20 0 ... 22 0 Ditto, barley 0 s ... 0 4 Carrots ....... 0 0 ... 0 0 Oats, in straw 0 0 ... 0 0 Mangelwurzel 0 0 ... 0 6 Potatos, flukes 2 10 ... 3 2 1 Manure 5 0 ... 6 6 LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. —Our. 18. SUGAR.—The market has opened with a steady appearance, and the sales are progressing at about ss,a sales a . rtoo goingsos . ff ) previous c without any material alteration. FFEE.ra—tesT.heßsmefionlledpolubmliop TEA.— The low description in the public sales sold at rather high prices. Rica remains steady. COTTON has a very firm appearance. Rum. —Prices are unaltered. Immoo.---Fourth day : The sales to-day consisted chiefly of secondhand parcels in the B catalogue, a con siderable portion of which was bought in or withdrawn. Dry leaf Madras sold at the pri , ...es previously ruling. The portion of the A catalogue that sold went at former prices. 2,066 chests have passed the sale to-day, of THE DAY'S NEWS. The wearisome Zurich conferences, have at last resulted, it will be seen, in a treaty of peace be tween France and Austria, which was signed by the representatives of those two Powers, on Mon day. Sardinia is no party to it. The treaty is not of such a nature as to admit Sardinia into the compact—a fact which is likely to excite con siderable comment in all the political circles of Europe. Sardinia and Austria appears to have had some slight official intercourse this week,—for the first time, we believe, since the war,—respecting the suspension of the works at Rocco Aufs, where the mines had been blowu up—Austria now says by mistake, and expresses regret. One of the last reports current in Paris, it appears, is that of an immediate visit to Rome of the Archbishop of Bordeaux, at the instance of the Emperor ; and with the view, it is stated, of impressing upon the Pope the necessity of reform ing his whole system of temporal governance. We record elsewhere the death of the Earl of Westmorland, at his seat in Northamptonshire, on Sunday evening, in the 76th year of his age ; a nobleman who had eminently distinguished himself, both in the military and diplomatic service of his country, through a public career of nearly half a century. There is good news from China. The authori ties at Pekin are declared to be ready to receive our ambassador in a friendly manner. The object of this declaration may probably be to ward off the apprehended retribution for the late outrage on the Peiho. Still it is satisfactory to find that the Chinese Government is at length sensible of the necessity of admitting our diplo matic intercourse with it. The Committee of the Electoral Law of the United Kingdom of Piedmont and Lombardy has fixed the number of Deputies to the Lower Chamber at 255. Tax payers contributing 20 francs per annum to the State in Sevoy, and 48 francs in the Provinces, are declared electors. An important telegram arrives from Madrid, informing us that there is to be peace between Spain and Morocco. A telegam from Breslau informs us that the Emperor of Russia will arrive there on Saturday next, and the Prince Regent of Prussia on the previous evening. By reference to another column it will be seen that it has not definately been decided when the Great tastern will 'proceed tollie united . States. i Gloucester and Wciltefteld,..and. at so many other ,It is hinted by the Times' correspondent that Sir favoured spots wh ere Liberali s m rankly luxll.- will not sail until next year, as the vessel Is in F ' :iates? What' matters 'it, - thOttigh at Wakefield very incomplete "state ; and also, in •a It.sC Uniary the representative,of the Liberal purity principle point of VieW,. - it . would be Tailure;' as the season is now over for American travellers. has openly confessed to the authorship of a novel Our readers will be glad to learn that Mr. James system , of bribery ; and hiniself to have personally Holme has consented to stand for the representa-' bribed the agent . who administered it ? The tion of St. Peter's Ward ; and there is a rumor Reforms Club is still on as high a pinnacle of afloat that Mr. Livingstone, who was defeated ip virtue as ever, with its head in the empyrean. Castle•street Ward, will contest oneof the Toxteth From such heights, it graciously, but with Bravo Wards. We understand that Mr. Ifabtrack was yesterday invited to oppose *Mr. J. J:. Stitt in and warnin g countenance,: looks down upon the EvertoroWard, but we are not in a pOsition to Liberal electors of Liverpool, whose interests it say what decision he has arrived at. has taken under its protection, and admonishes The steanner Malta, with the London mails of them to resist the inducements by which Tories September t 9, left Aden, October 6, for Australia . , would win their temporary alliance ! A Cabinet Council was held y e sterday everriiig. This is indeed rank and Mie stuff, which' only prmokes a smile of . pith and indifference' , when it the escapes severer censure. But t ci umitlet ' is thrown. down, 'and we cannot , avoid taking it up.' The Liberals- are clearly meditating tr game-in 'hick we must foil them- OUR readers will be glad to hear that their Everton and Sirkdale friends have proved true to themselves and their principle:34. and are now actively engaged in organising an opposition, under the most favourable circumstances, to the Outgoing member, ; who asks for a reiantial of their suffrages. The regnisition to Mr. HTII3IaACK has met with even an unexpected amount of support ; and up to last evenin had received tives hundred s. natures. As the whole polling corustitileucy of flux:ward numbers only eleven hundredi voters, thiel-measure of success-at the outset is n good earnest of the probable result. The retiring member, - , with all respect be it said;.does not represent So, large a proportiikt of the intelligence and respectability of the Ward, as.te•render it a matter of importance that he shoukU be allowed to retain his. position. The War— is- traditionally Conservative ; and if fir a moment it has allowed itself to be deluded into an eccentric course, by vain expectations whieh interested partisans base& on certain shallow and pretentious qualities, there is no reason that they should not right themselves. Nay, it is rather to be expected that 'they will go back into the old groove, and assume their natural charac- - ter. They have had three years' experience of a talker.. Let them now consider whether the time has-not come for providing their laborious, conscientious, and most estimable represen tatives„ Messrs. ANDERSON:. and CROSTIIWAITE, a colleague , -with .whom - they. can fully sym pathise-and co-operate. We all recollect how resolutely . and ,triumphantly,..the electors 're turned the latter gentleman two years ago, and rejected the offers of a candidate of much, higher standing, intellectually, socially, and.' commercially, than Mr. STITT, who was so. obligingly at handto supersede the services of their.- true and devoted representative. The results of that victory will bet but partial, unless it is repeated on the ensuing. First of Novena, ber-. The memory of it is but vain and , useless,: unless it inspires. those who fought with such determination. and success, with the same. spirit and the same hopes. Did they not promise as much as this,.to,the masses of electors who-then responded, to, their efforts .and invita tions.? Did not tl,l3.y..fix_ the true value of, their victory only by accepting, it as the sure earnest of the future ? Was it not, in fact, part of the elnetors' reward. for-their favour and activity that future victory should be more easy and, certain, and that there, never should be wanting leaders to respond to. the willingness and readiness they had shown ? It is, therefore, a ground. of confi dence that the expectations of the electers will not be disappointed ; that no offiCial remissness, will be al/owed to cheat them of the, proper fruits of their victory two years ago. If, after all,, anything is needed to convince Conservatives of the necessity of action, and that something above mere municipal arrangements is involved in the coming elections, the two ad dresses published by our Liberal conteMporaries this week, and , emanating, the one from the Reform and the other from the Roman Catholic Club, will surely supply the deficiency. In political contests it is as necessary to look at the mere appearances as at the realities of things. A loss of prestige is tantamount to a loss of power ; and it is just as important not to suffer the reputation of a defeat in a contest for principle, as not to sustain defeat itself. These two clubs, the one political proper, the other politico religious, have come out of their obscurity to stamp a character of importance on the ensuing election, and to convince a political party that there is a deal more in it than appears. Now we Must accept their representation. We must count very well on one thing, that if they gain a victory for their men, they will call it a victory of their principles, and reproach Conservatism as a cause which gives signs of the torpor prepara tory .to decay and extinction. They force 'us, therefore, into a party contest, even though it were in spite of ourselves ; and will not allow us, even though we wished it, to hang up that armour which finds its most fitting use in a Parliamentary struggle. If it effects this much, the double manifesto will be of use. As for itself, and in its relation to the municipal constituency of Liverpool, it is but a concerted impertinence, which every indepen dent mind will look upon as little short of an insult. We cannot say it is the policy of Liber alism- to , be always virtuous, but it is its policy never to repent. For ordinary audacity and unscrupulousness, it is a risk found too great in the long run, to asume a super eminence in virtue, in prospect of a disastrous fall. But our Liberal friends always endeavour to avoid the too marked contrast between pro fessions and practice, by a steady and unflinch ing courage in still maintaining their professions at the original height, and quietly passing over atrox all animu s nothin g can move. W hat does p ll ain oi ti c EpTsacctaic d to al a m e i t d ai s l u s Liberalism surrounding stands oundingruins; like its the " Reform Club" know of the revelations at They are layLig their plans, and preparing for an ultimate isslte, which 17C must stop them from arriving at. Their haughty vein aid lofty ab stractions we can tolerate. They amuse their au thors, and do not hurt us. 115.it' their more serious insolence must be - chastised ; and their - efforts- - which, when they come down and mix with comnaan men, scarcely answer it their wordy pro fession —must be met and defeated. HAD the reports been true, which were circulated on the- Paris. Bourse a few days since, that a collision' had taken place between the English and French men-of-war in the Mediterranean, we would have been in the anomalous - position of fighting- our friends in. one part of the World, while cooperating with_them in another. We trust, however that, should any such collision have taken place, it may not have been of so serious a. character as will . interrupt the entente cordiale, as our relations of a re now . called. We do not think_ that sucha_rupture, at present, would ba suitable. to the views .or the preparations of the Emperor NAPOLEON. " The " pear is- not yet ripel' though. no doubt it. is in, progress of ripening, whatsoever the peace-at-any-price-party may - say to the contrary. Just -now,- we believe, th e hands of Louis NAPOLEON are quite full; and he has too many irons in the fire to devote the . whole of his concentrated_ attention on any one particular point',—although.: a t some future time, any unfortunate jar might afford an . agreeable -pretext for avenging that national de' feat he represents in his own-person and:dynasty , and for which he is stealthily, yet certainly, Pre paring himself. The •hostility which, he h 4 a excited. among that powerful body whose wea pons, though not materially, are.yet not the less • effectively wounding, will require all. his adroit ness and address to appease: The- artful -Jar nuity with which . he replied to.the. An.c.ffinsifo r OF BORDEAUX, and the. enigmatical, character of his .remarks on that, as son.other occasions:-..ha v° made , his responses almost worthy the on ce famous oracle of Delphi. The ultramantane party) so persistent, 'so unflagging- in: its efforts, by its.unyielding fixedness anal tenacity of purpos e ' in the pursuit of any.object it may undertakci . will exact &Om him. what that party requires 1.-10 - ' fore it will allow him leisure-to turn his attention to the occupation of Irehunl„, or the fulfilment of his appointed destiny of . destroying the 13r 1- tish metropolis,, and perishing in its ruins., W e believe NAPOLEON. UL, is, only waiting his, occa sion ; and that notwithstanding all the, hollovi and plausible protestations of cordiality-„a des ire of retaliation is smouldering under the mos t specious of appearances. ' It affords us. therefore, much graificatioa to perceive, that although Lord PALMETON thre 4 damper over that ardour which the Earl of DSW a and, his Government encouraged, so proPer l).' and so: loyally, and which originated the O a Volunteer Corps, it has yet produced a very nu merous and efficient force, In spite of the dilettante and long-winded harangue & of i" .ar i. SIDNEY HERBERT, and the sardonic. sneer °. the PREMIER, that the. Volunteer Corps rgc)ve meat was only a " fever," it numbers alresai t a force which constitutes it a very imPer fn° d b r a o n n e c h i s o f e m o i u n r e n n t a l t y ian a asludbesfteanncteisa.,l success e h a s t s has. Itbiseel; force which will henCeforth be a standing det en t e : of our count r y, an d no t, as it was con t e mptuou s ' ) predicted it would become, an amateur shootior club. Such a corps may not possess the 01 compactness as, or be a sufficient substitute ' regular troops ; but as an auxiliary arm to alp lined soldiers, it is scarcely possible to o ver-es fl i mate its importance, whatever some members s the "Service " may affect to say, who give it they countenance only as " a thing " to be patro n te Our regular forces are confessedly as an efficient territorial protection, in the ° e ta of any hostile descent upon our shores. It is have' aid this scanty supply, that Volunteers hiltc, now come foward ; and they have, at any 111 0 f this. Important recommendation, in the eyes those who would pare down to the lowest P e : , sible amount, that they are certainly an irlocP e u i r sive body of men to the State. Had it bee n e national h a bit to have a standing army at 11°1111 of some 2 00 , 000 men , we should not ha ve heard of any necessity for Rifle Volunteers having learned to handle the musket, they sh°uld not be as effective a milita r y b o dy as that o ' c out friends in the United St a t es , or that of the CAIII9 dians, or those of the Swiss or of the Tyrc' l l e ; we cannot imagi ne ; an d, b y th ese means, w e in now calculate upon a force 100,00 0 str on g , ready' when called upon, to oppose any enemy that ul'y dare to invade our coasts. e nter - An prise has a di re ct tendency to par al y se ado" tial spirit of any country; a nd howev er gr An uninterru p ted course of commercial • • which 593 were 'withdrawn, and 896 bought in, leaving 077 chests sold. 2 i In other articles no material alteration. g I BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—OCTOREFC The market continues flint for all new Hops at fidly yesterday's quotations. 'All - other kinds very dull. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—OcT. 18. The market is quiet, at the annexed prices :—Town Tallow, 595. ed, net cash ; Petcssburg Y.C. on the spot, 60s. ; all the year, 595. 6d. to 595. gd, ; December, 6Os. to 595. 9d. LONDON MINI TO MARKET.---Olevomm 18. The Mining Market is less active_ than of late, yet_ a fair amount of business has been done this - morning. Wheal. Basset shares are inquired for, and are . marked in the Stock Exchange, MI. East Basset have been dealt in at that establishment at 170 to 17*V;: 'Wheal Margaret, at 551 ; and rifolidence, at till. There have also 'ken some transactims in shares in Grambler and St. Autyn, West - Caradcm, lierodsfoot, and erieat Wheal Alfred. Copiapo and Fortuna Mining shares-are inquired for. Scottish Australis Mining are markedly, premium MANCHESTER SHARE MAkltgET.—Our. 18. Trunks, 9 IT--16 -4 13-16 ; Lccrli4 971 ;-'1 1R ; Lars dons, 961 ,-1 ; Stalelds, 352 N. MANCHESI TRADE REPOW.—Our. 18. 34arket steady at; rates of Friday Ist, but more Sub dired in tone. A slight concession eons the advance obtained on that dig over the rates of Tuesday last would again induce-aetive operations. . . NEWCASTLE ;TORN MARKET'-=-O r. 18. .Enr i dish Wheat heUrfor Saturday's ratos i brit demand ivery stow, and little Lfisiness passing. Foreign rather inegleeted, but holders Ivry firm. Barley: God malting :and4rindin,9; qualities without chan g e. ltiourr meets a retail sale at SaturdayiTates. Oats sbw * . e,. without :,change in value. Beans'and Peas-quiet. HULL CORN IWARKET.—Ouronyns: IS. 'flub attendance. 0114 ,- very moderate supply of 'Nillist), Wheat: demandishwish, and last - Tiresday's prices difficult to realise. NO. alteration in tiTe value of other: articles. LEEDS CORN MARKET.—OcT. liresliare a slow marketiflir wheat at Frith prices. Cher• articles no change._ DUBLIN CORN 11 Al M Hime Wheat in average-Supply, without et - ange in Ririey—supply limited', at an advance of , 34 to Wlppr - barrel. Oats ruleS aliout the same as lasttlay-; in same instances 3d per barrel-more money was clitairted. Foreign Wheat—prime Glarka., - end Marianop!,4- main tained' last day's currencies:. Indian Corn urbetter dErßund; ame may be quoted:Xi& to Is per qr. dcarer. BELFAST PORK MARKET.—OCTOBER- Niimber of pigs at markt, 320; price of posl4 425. tcso3. CORK CORN MA.RKET.—OCTORER 1& White Wheat, 245. to 26. ; Red, 21s. to , 245. ; Arley, 6d. to 12s. 6cL;..Otts, 7s. 6d. to 10,4 - GLASGOW IRON 111ARKET.---OcT. IS No.. 1, Makers' Iron, andlNO 3,51 s. 6d. to 51s. 9d.; Warrants, 51s. 9d. to 51s. 10d. Market steady. Shipped this week, 9,800 tons ;. last year, 8,600 tons. RIFFIN & M'GHIE, GENERAL PRINTERS, &c., beg to inform ELECTION COMMITTEES, that they are in a position to take orders either Night on Day for CIRCULARS, VOTING CARDS, PDS'DIN4 BILLS, &C., and tint they eas.cmceute the same with the greatest despatch, having men ca,their premises during tha•niglit. PRINTING .OFFICES---151 SOUTII SOIIN-STREITt- Or(krs may be left after SEW!) o'clock in the Evening at 40 Leigh-street, Parker-street. THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. The secretaries of the different committees for managing the Municipal Elections are respectfully requested to forward to the- office of this paper, it Leigh-street, timely intimations of all ward and other meetings, in, order that we. may be enabled to send reporters to, record the proceedings. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Short letters are encouraged on matters of public interest. They should be legibly written on one side of the paper only. Under no circumstances can we insert commumcatioas not accompanied by the author's real name and address, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. c(T')4t garOtrn rAnyts WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1859. • 4n , Pi • NVR,Plitft,N - 1 . D Zfrif. rirlAttS. • r , O - dib.i•ti,, - :: vifi, 1859. _,