Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-05 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL., Saturday Evening There was a little demand for Cotton to-day, and although holders supply the market pretty freely. pri-es show a slight advance--s2y 1-161 higher than yesterday The stiles were about 10 000 hales, including 2,000 on speeuntion and for export. The Liverpool Share Market opened dull and lower to-day, and very little business was done' durite , the morning. At the close, however, there was a firmer tone and a siight improvement.. The. following were - the day's transactions.: -Bir kenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 65} ; Black burn, 671-; Celedonian, 424, 42:1, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 964-; London and North Western, 97'1; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 41, 41; - Midland, 821. 83, 83f -; North Eastern, 233; Dave-s, 191 19 13-16, 101, ; Grand 'Trunk or Canada. 11 -5 16. 111, 11t ; Great; Western of Ca inch, 0 11 ; North Union, A 220. The following" we7e the closing priees . : 71, Si Chester and Birkenhead, 654 G 6 ; Cale d 421 421 ; Cheater end Holyhead, 168 151; Eastern uounties. 111. 111; East Lan cashire, 92, 921; do. 91 shares, 3, 9-16 rr ; Great Northern, 24, 24,1; do. A shares, 11, 111:- Grreirt Western. 64t. 544 ; Lancashire and lorkshire Stock, 961, 901; do. 91. shares, 4. 8 p ; Liverpool. Crosby, and Southport, 18,3, 188; London and North -Western, 971. 971; Manchester, She field, and Lincolnshire, 40, 101; Midland Stock, 83. • 831 ; North British, 12, 128 ; North Staffardshire, 4,4, 4d ; North Eastern-Berwick, 23, 231 ; York and North Midland, 39, 391 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 24f, 243 ; S luth Eastern and Dover, 19 19 3 16 ; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5f 51- rt ; do: new Shares, sf, d ; Dutch Rhenish, 33, 31. ; Great. Western of Canada, 2U, 21 y ; do. new shares, I, ' p; Great Luxembourg, EL 6 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 111 111 The weekly fratiic Returns, received up to this afternoon, are as follows:-Bedale and Leburn 1271; 1321 fast and Ballymena 1,263'; Biikenhead, Lancashire, an 1 Cheshire 28 701; Bristol and Exeter 7,037/ ; C tledonian 14 5721; Cheker and Holyhead 7,6081; Cork nod Bandon 3011; Cork, Blackrock, and-Passage 2931; Deeside 2551; Dublin and . Belfast Janctien 1;4551; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,1121; Dundalk and Enniskillen 5771; Dublin and Dreg heda 1,6331; Dublin andWicklow and and Kingstown, 2 034/ ; East Anglian 1,0871; Eastern Counties and Eastern Union 27,2691; East Lanca shire 7,0531; Edinburgh and Gr'aigow and South Dunferm'ine 6,3851; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 3,4791; Glasgow and South Wi stern 6 990/ ;.Great North of Sebtland 1,2711; Great Northern 28 3741; Great Sol: h. rn and Western 7,7921; Great Western 31,5021; Keudal and Windermere 3681; Lancaster and Carlisle 7,3631; Lancashire and Yorkshire 26.5311; .Llnuelly Railway and Dick 5401; London and Blackwall 1,5231; :London, Brighton, and South • Coast 18,472/; London and North Western 67,5161; L nidon and South Western 16 533/ ; London,' Tilbury, and Sonthendel,s2o/ ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 11,682/; Manchester, S flith Junction and Al trinchatn 1,5441; Maryport finti Carlisle 1,077/ ;. Midland 35 6351; Midland Great Western 3,815/ ; Newcastle end Carlisle 3 6651 ;. NOrth British 5,575/ ; North Eastern 39,6271; North Staff.)rdshire Railway and Canal 8,1921;, North Western 1.0611; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,8821; St. H. len's Canal and Railway 1,7001 ; Shrewsbury and mingham 2,247/ ; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,6131; Shrewsbury and Hereford 1,6351; Scottish Central 3,1301; Scottish North Eastern, (late Aber. deen) 3.7681; South D.'von 3,0481; South Eastern 23 . 3601; South York and River Du - 1 3,4481; South Wales' 8,2761; Taff Vale 44191; Ulster 1,6461; Vale of Neath 1,827/; Warrineton and Stockport 392/; Waterford and Kilkenny 3781; Waterford and Limerick 1 3101; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3.653; Whitehaven and Furness 4531; Whitehaven Junction 4691; Bo ffilo and Lake Huron 919/; Dutch Rhenish 3,4261; Eastern of France (late Paris and Strasburg) 44 2541; Grand Trunk of Canada 9 9841; Great Luxembourg 1,1251; Great Westera of Canada 10,7071 ;North of France 45,0211; Orleans, Bordeaux and Branches 46,2221; Paris arid Lyons 41,017/ ; Sambre and Meuse 1,200/; Western and North Western 38,4511. There was a heavy demand for money to-lay, the bills due on the 4 . .4 being payable. Less pressure, however, than yesterday, was noticeab'e the greater part of the preparations having been made. It is satisfactory to find that the engage ments, as a whole, have matured, and have been 'well paid, no metropolitan suspensions of conse quence having occurred. One of Manche3rer is reported in the silk trade, the liabilities having been represented at 40,0001 Monday als ) will be a heavy bill day, the acceptances becoming due being again considerable. The Bankers' Circular of to-day makes the' following remarks upon' the state of the Money Market : Today the payments due on the 4th became payable, and a.e reported to be exceelingly heavy in amount, which acorn's for the very active demand for money during the last ten days The payment of balances due to the Treasury has also increased the pressure fir accom modation, and the priva'e securities of the Bat k up to the 26th ult amounted to nearly .E 20,001,000 Teese ci,eutn stances were fully anticipated by persons who hal carefully watched the prospects of the money market independently of speculation : and the anticipations of an easier ste.:e that were so sanguinely entertained, are now vanishing before the appearance of sobsr truths. The affairs of India are now beginning to b 3 regarded as a fact that cannot he ignored: and as he finances of that, cauctry must be totally disoganised by the rebellion, the means for its subjugation must be provided for in this country, -sooner or later; and any concealment of the course which the Govern vent intend to take to provide for this diffieully will only increase its pressure upon toc resources both in this country and in India. It would, indeed, be trifling with the best interests of the nation to refer the preparation which ought to be made for this great' emergency. The financial condition of India in a tame of peace is anything but gratifyi g, exhibiting as it does a deficit from year to 'ear. How then, we ak, can the exTrairdln try demands now made upon the. Indian Government be met from such a source ? The only sure course to alopt is, to coma forward at once with an estimate of the cost, a-. d to co:Aract a loan for the amount in London. If India 14 to be suvel to this country, the finds must be raised in England ; if India can be made to pay the interest, so much the better. In the face of such an etnegincy, why should we linger on, and throw a gloom over. every interest of •he United Kingdom by indecision and uneerainty ? Let ns know the cost of our undertaking. and the country will rise in . streng h equal to the einergeney.. Iu the market for the Public" Funds and Seen. rities to-day, the business dono . was very triflin'l, and the variation in prices did not exc. ed 1-16 per cent. The public assist to a very limited extent, as they lid it more retnunerativi to employ their surplus means in the Discount Market, where high rites or interest are otrored for depnsits. Consols f Nl.,nev close 190 to 911,-an , l for the Ac.;out. - t at . 001, to 9C and Exchequ,n• Bills 1) to I,dis. The following list shows the fluctuations in Consols du:iog the past week : Lowe 3t iligheA Clo&ng p- i ces. prices. pri es. Monday - Money ... . 891 • 9 * 89i Account ...89Z 90. 7 : 90A. Tuesday - - Mnn.y ... . 894 £.04 89i r Account . ... 904 90 1 4 90,r WednesElay Mosey .. . . 891 901 !Ot Act oust .. ..9t) 9O 90=4 Mon-y .... 90k • 9 )I-' ' - 904 Acc )(int ..,..91 . 9Of 904: Money ~.. 91- - 90 901 • A!de.( . nnt .....90-k, 9 )4 90i Saturday Money ...... , 90 ' 90k 99k Account - 7 - 9. 90i ... • .. 14 90 Thursday Fi iday In the London Shore Mtiiket the sales were but few to-day, and prices were generally a shade lower. The .foLowing were the clOsing prices : Ambergare, Nottingham, Boston, and Easter!) Junction, 5. 51; Bristol and , Exeter, 86, 87'; Caledonian, 85, 853; Chester and , :fin!yhea !, 35; East Anaari, lA, 201; Eastern Counties, 54 , 67i ; East Kent, 17, 18 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow 623, 633; Edinburfth, Perth, and Dundee. .9.`33. 2d i Great Northern, 97k, (area: Western, 34i, 55; Lancaster anti Ca)lisl• , 73, 76; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96, 96i ; London and Blackwall, 53, 5a ; .London, Brighton, and South Coast. 102, 103 ; London and North Western, 97, 973 ; London and South Western, 90, 91; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 40k, 41 ; Midland, 824. 831; Midland, THE NORTHERN TIMES -LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1857. Birmingham, and Derby, 56, 58; Norfolk, 60, 62 *: North %British, 484.'49i x d ; North Easternßer wick, '-2r21, 931; North itaffordthire, 44, dis-; \Tor , ll Western, 72, 8; Oxford,'Wernester, and Wilverhampton, '314 321; South Easter 651,. 661 ; soath Wales, 1331 84/ ; Back ia hannshire 92, 94; and Selby 106, 1137 ; Eastern Counties Ex. Ye per Cent (No. 1) 105, 108 ' • East Indian Guaranteed .5 per Cents. 97, 93 ; Geelong and Madras Guaranteed - 5 per Cents.. 201. 211; Grand Trcnk of Canada 44, 46; Great India Peninsula Guaranteed 5 per Cent 19k, 194; Great Western of Caoada Shares 214, 214; Ditto, without option 103, 12 , 06.; Eastern of nanee 274, 274 ; Great Central of France 234, 244 ; Great Luxembourg Constituted Shares 64, fij ; Namin and Leige 7, 74 ; Northern :of France 354. 351-, ; Norw.-gian Truok Preference i 74.10.; Paris. Lvons. and Mediterranean Fusion Shares 34!, 35 ; Paris and Orleans 51. 56; Royal Danish 14, 16 ; Sambre and Meuse 7, 74 ; Southern of France 25 254. Respecting the movements in Mines during the 'week, the Mining JourNitl of to-day states :- rhe market opened quietly this week, but improved after th) settling, which was somewhat heavy. Money Las be-n rather tight, anti some ci the heavy Miniote s-ares have slightly receded.. Sortridge Co.tsul, 24 t 0.2,1 Ets: Rut-el 365. t 375. 6 Alfred Consols 13 w' 131, G.-eat Alf e I 6 to 64, lierott,hot 74 to 8, Wheal Mary Ann 47 to 41 Trelawney 231, Craid..lck Moor 41 to 42 Sloth Tolgus 17, N Alla Basset. 151 to 164, West, Bass-t 25 to 26, South Fratc 3 , 230 to 240. Bisset 205 to 213, West Se:on 340 to 350, We t Par k to 4, littlmbu•h . 14 to 2, Lay Beitha 1 to 14, Wheal a:essolle 14 to East Basset 75 to 80, G , atnoler gold St. Aurtyn 80, Reo mou 4 to 4 Cltj and W-ntworth sto 51, Wheal Kitty 22 to 22 Boiling Well 11 to 14, althea :e ani Jaae B , t. to 10s., Tamar Consols 1 to 14, Great Batlth-ro 4 to 4- Wheal Harriet 4 to 4, Waeal Mag, e - 65 to 674, Wlfra, M trgery 12 to 13, North Bas; 2 to 3, Gnat Basy 6 to 61, Hi gv.on D two 51 to 65, S nith Carn Brea 6 to 65 Ped r,narea 19s. to 215., Wheal Eiward 9.5 to 91, Gawton 21s to 23 , l'endeen 24 to 24. TheJmnorts of specie during the week, were about 800,0001-viz., by the Asia from America, 11,0001. ; the True Briton, from Melbourne, 200,784/ ; the Nourmahal, -from Sydney, 4:5,0001; the Dolphin (s) from Antwerp, 40 eases bullion ; the Cintra, from L;sb.m, 1 pack tge of specie ; the Baron Osy (-) from Antwerp, 57 cases of bullion an.l specie ; the Parana (-) from the West Indies, &I. $1,711,360, or 342,2721. The Exports have been-shipments to the Con tinet through the Lo:;cion Custom House estitnated at 236,4501, and 594,4851., ehteflyin silver, on board the Colombo, which tett Southampton this day for the E te,t Indit , s and China; the total amounting to 830,9351. Suljoined are the particulars of the specie no board the Colombo-Mauritius, gold, 2691; Bombay, ditto, 10,0001; ditto silver, 118,640; Ceylon, ditto, 5001; ditto gold, 3,6001; Madras litter, 15 1891; ditto oily. r, 14,0401; Calcutta, ditto, 233 6201; ditto gold, 13 9321; Penang, silver, 1 9501; Singapore, ditto, 86,5571; ditto gold, 1,5001; Hong Kong, silver, 62,3881; .Shanghai, ditto, 32,0001- Total, 594 485. It will be seen by this that gold is being sent to India, where that metal is 9 per cent premium. • If a drain of sovereigns, for in stance, should take place, as apprehended, it could not fail to exert a prejudicial intlaence upon. affairs here. 0 wieg to the preparations for the departure of this steatner. there has been art active datnand for silVer, at enhanced rates, as will be observed by the following list of gradations now current in the bu-- lion Marko.-Bar -gold, 77s 01 per oz. standard ; United States Gold coin, 76s 241 per oz ; ,silver,'s4 lid per oz., standards ; Mexican and South American dollars, 5s id per oz. The accounts received from Paris today state that the Bank of France have, adopted a measu-e for increasing their loan Operations. They ,will make advances on Rentes at 51 per cent. to 80 per cent. of the market price, and on shares to the extent of 60 per 'Cent. Hitheko the limit has been 60 and 40 per cent. reSpecti'vely. Notwithstanding this concession, however, gold . is being sent to Fiance, and there is' a sinspieion. that arrangements have 'been- entered into here for supplying that establishment. This impression is strengthened by the fact that, about 90,00 C/. in gold was Liters from the Th-eadneedle vaults this afternoon. Unless for the Bank of France, it, is difficult to divine the destinations of this large amoant, since the demand for silver temporarily relaxes alter the departure of each b . .-monthly steamer for the East. • During the past week business has been very quiet in Leeds, buyers having operated with great caution, the high prices of goods at the present time limiting purchases to absolute requirem-mts. *At Halifax business has been very dul . , but prices continued firm. Business in Bradford had been inactive, bur, prices ruled 'steady for bath Wools and Ptece Goods. The attendance of merchants has been below the average, and there seems to be. a disposition evinced by shippers to pause before ',intently into anynew operations. _ Messrs. Du Fay & Co's Manchester circular mAk,ts the following remarks on the State of Tt•a le in the manufacturing - distr4ats during the mouth of September:— The general rise, of p7ic. - s in this market, which we have. had to report to-our Bien Is M ice the beginning of July, has continual nearly to the end of the manth just pist. Oar . article atter enothe•, as it wane int, fresh demand, - coca in ,nded bi4lier prices, and those who were fortunate enough to have had an opaottunity of freveraly renewing contracts for their pro'rhicdons hare imiaaaecl taAr posi tion very materially, and there Can uo,v be no doubt that ain ,re profit tble trod is at last falling to the Ia of m of our pra,lueets of - Ir.irni and Goods: :,lest active of all was the demand fOr Yatns at the beginning o:' the m, nth, and the orders for cxp otts were very pressing. Very extensive contracts w, re placed at cantieually advancing • r to, and tbe buyers fOr home eensump i n Were obdged t submit, fer'their wants, to ,the same i Icreas2cl rat s. The tra.sactiOns in goods ware not of the alma extensive• chat - acLr, yet:enou4h was done to enable producers also to ,dvance their. pries. Upon the whole, it m..y b' that, the demand exceeded the supply, aalthat- wi h the exception of the few articles ixclusaYe y suitable fer India, :.c.tunnulatioti of s•cc . ,,s 11,15 taken Lilac!. The busiue-5 done seems all to haie ben felt real watts, and speculative trar,saelOns earm to have been the exception. In tile London Produce Markets this week there has been rather I, as ate ivity, and some °Nile principal articles have bean at a slight decline. the recent iurchases Of Sugar by the trade have furnished a sualleietit.quantity for immediate use, 'arid except for good grocery eitialities, a reduction of Ei I per cwt may be quotou. The stock of this arieie in London at the close of last week was 6-1,1a3 tons, against 61,897 tons at the correspond ing period of 1856. Owing to the extent of the recent landjhg, the market for Coffee bat; become rather inactive, anti the sales yesterday went off languidly, while the tendency in prices is down-. War:'.'s. Caeca is du 1; antl . buyers refuse to accede to the rates demanded. Rum is firm, and there ILive been large transaciians at full values; and in au extensive business has been done at 0.1 per cwt. advance. Spices are quiet, and generally rather cheaper. So )11 after the arrival of the Overland flail the inquiry for Saltpetre became very brisk, and it rise of Is to 2a per cwt. took place; _hut, although it is still maintained, the mar_et has relapsed into a qaieter condition. Tallow has been rather dull and heavy, but at the close there : 7 er e symptoms of increased firmness. progress very fayoura- The Liverpool Wool Sal es bly, and high prices are obtained for all the lots disposed of. The am amt of wool already said touches upon 10,000 bales • -The following are the Gazette average prices of Muscovalo Sugar, for the week ending September 29. 18i6, exclusive of cue totds7duties payable thereon, on the importation th ereo f jut() Great Britain :—hi roan the West In die& 35s 71 por cwt.; Ntoari•ius, 293411 p - 2r cwt. ; East -Indies, 21s 41 i per ewt. ; average price of the foregoing descriptions, 3)s 111 per cwt. CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb R. d. EAST INDIA. WOOL, ' CONTINUED. 417 1 Damaged 011 418 16 1 01 419 1 Damaged 0 84 420 2 0 91 _ 421 2 Damaged 0 91 422 8 0 9A 423 5 Damaged 0 Eit 421 3 Ditto 0 7a 425 No lot 426 1I) imaged 0 8/ 427 6 0 8 428 1 0 71 429 2 430. 2 0 101 0 7 431 3 Pickings 0 4 432 3 1 3 433 2 1 434 5 435 2 43'•; 1. 0 114 ,3k 0 ~81 437 . 2 Damigs3 0 61 438 l 2 0 7+ 439 11 0 7+ 440 1 Damaged 0 öi 441 6 0 6 442 4 Pickings 0 3 443.. 2 Damaged 0 9 444 6 010 415 2 0 8 416 1 D ama ged 0 8 447 2 • 0 9 448 2 Damaged 0 7; 449- 1 0 8i 450 • 1 0 7 451 2 0 71 452 1 0 6 453 1 DAmsged 0 51- 454 1 Ditto 0 8 4 . )5 1 Big pickiog4 0 31 45 6 2 010'4 457 3 Damvei 0 9 458 5 0 9 t 459 1 two sort; 0 81 460 3 0 8 461 1 Damaged 0 61 462 1 0 7i 463 1 - Damaged 0 71 431 8 0 81 463 3 Damaged 1 0 6 466 1 0 7 467 1 Damaged 0 7 468 1 Ditto 0 7 469 1 0 7 470 1 0 5f 471 3 Bag' piangi 0 3 472 1 Damaged 0 9/ 473 4 0 10/ 471 5 0 10,1 475 10 0 9 476. 1 Damaged 0 71 477 3 0 81 478 4 0 8; 479 3 0 71 480 1 Bag pickings 0 3 481 . 1 0 101 482. 5 010 483 2 ' 0 101 484 15 0 9t L 85.15 0 8# 486 9 0 8 487 9 0 8t 488 , 1 0 8 419 1 Damaged 0 71 00 5 0 71 491 1 Damaged 0 61 492 4 0 61 493 2 0 6 494 1 Dsmaged 0 6 495. 2 0 496 2 0 61 497 2 Bags pikings 0 3 408 2: - 0 81 499 6 .0 8 500 6 0 8 501 12 0 61 502 3 0 51 503 • 1 0 6i 501 " 2 0 9 505 5 0 81 506 6 Si 7+ 5 07 1 Damaged 0 41 508 - 8 0 6' 569 5 0 6. 1 510 6 0 5 stl 1 0 41 512 1 0 6 513 10 0 71 514 9 0 71 515 9 0 6 516 3 0 5 1 517 2 0 92 518 2 0 5i 519 1 Pickings 0 2 NoTICI. ELECTRO-IPLATIC GOODS. here are few bra"ehei of art that more perreat‘iti has been a'taide i in than in this portion or our manuLic five. and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, min other tab e articles of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23 3 int r John-street, ho, to his other branches of business, has added a departmekt for the sale of these articles, having been appolottO avnt to (Ire of the first mannf.cturers in Birmingham. The de.igns in these articles a: e teiutifai, the quality very superior (nearly as good M silver), and the price, con.ideriug all these, moderate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—.Vortherol Times. Tea'Spoons. .. . Dessert Do. ........... ............ 18s. 245. Dessert Forks 245. Sent earriaget ree to .43y part of the country. LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. The seventh Catalogue (2,003 bales) orMeser s . Brown, Hunter, and Co., EAst India Wool, from Bombay—can stituting the fourth day's auction of the Fourth Quarterly Series of this great staple articla-r-was' disposed of on Saturday, with much steadiness of prices, and considerable animation was exhibited by buyers, not a pause, it may he said, occurring during the b ddingl every lot sold. We notice many parcels marked " Persian" in the catalogue, which were eagerly bought up; ar.d one of four bales, of 350.b5. each—equal to the coats of 1,400 Cashmere grate, the former supposed to b 3 front Thibet—sold at 2s. ld. per lb., more, by about 10') per cent , than the prices noted in in oar paper of the 9th of May. So that it seems one reports are not thrown away on the Bombay 11Ia•ket. No doubt the wealthy Parsee nou•es will extensively encourage this badness to Liverpool, as the sheep and wool will exist and grow on m - Almeida and all nplends where cotton and sugar cannot be cultivated. Recently a Liverpool gentleman, at present residing in Canada West, forwarded to the Inverness Courier sund y papers. and one or two suggesti ns worthy of a.tention, on the Aviru—a new wool mammal, which is said to partake of the character of the dog, goat, and La. It flourishes chiefly in Patagonia, in great numbers. It is str. ngly recommended to such as have connections or fl )eks in Australia, the desirability of sending 'across to Bombay Noting A.us . ralian sheep, to breed with the Persian aid East Indian sheep. The following lots, which were disposed of on Saturday, will make 9.595 bales that have passed tha hammer in four days, of which a g r.d portion were taken by the export houses. lIESSES. DtiIWNE, inurrgrt, AND CO 'S CATALOGUI. 2,003 BAles EAST INDIA. Lot. Bales. Fer-lb. a d I 1 1 Damaged 0 91 ' 2 6 0 91 3 15 0 81 4 1 Damaged 0 7 5 6 0 81 6 1 0 62 Lat. 13.des. Per lb 8. d 157 7 1 Of 158 3 0 9; 159 4 0 9 1 100 7 1 11 7 7 0 _54 8 6 0 10i 9 1 T•fo sorts 0 8 10 1 0 8 11 14 0 8i 12 14 0 8s 13 1 0 6 161. 2 0 101 162.'13 0 11 103 12 0 11 164 5 0 7 165 4 0 8:1 14 5 1 Oi 15 1 - 0 111 16 11 0 11 17 4 0 9 - 1, 18 2 0 83/4 19 1 0 8i 20 10 0 9 21 5 0 81 . . 2✓ 3 0- 81 23 2 U 8 24 1 Damaged 0 34 25 4. - 0- 3= .!, 26 10 27 9 0. '3i 0 ,4 16 0 31 29 3 30 1 0' 4 1 31 10 0 10f 4 Damerd 0 81 33 10 0 9i 31 10 09 35 1 Damaged 0 7 36 6 0 9t 37 5 08 38 $ 0 82 39 11 • -0 1 8 40 3 0 6i 41 6 0 6t 42 9 0 .9i 43 1 Damaged 0 6! 44 7 0 ,8 4i 1 Damaged 0 4i 46 5 0 7? 47 2 0 6 48 1 Damaged' 0 71 49 1 0 3 • 1 Pi'•k7nga 0 41 51 9 011 52 3 Damaged 0 91 53 10 0 :01; 5L 1 Damaged 0 6t 166 2 0 7 167 3 0 r 7 168 1 0 1; 16 9 1 0 81 170 1 Two sorts 0 8 171 9 0 71 172 2 0 Gi 173 1 0 it 174 1 Picking' 0 4* 175 4 Persian 0 7 176 7 Ditto 0 81 177 2 0 9i 178 2 0 9 179 2 ' 0 101 180 2 0 8 * 181 1 0 81 182 1 0 8 183 6 1 1* 184 1 1 0 : 185 9 1 Oi 186 1 0 10k 187 2 0 114 188 1 damaged 0 71 189 7 0 9 190 1 Damaged 0 5i 191 1 0 6 192 1 Danagel 0 21 193 5 0 2i 194 1 0 1* 195 1 0 5 106 7 Picking; 1 1 197 1 0 10 ICIB 11 Dati2egad 1 01 199 10 1 01 200- 8 1 04 2)1 8 1 -2} 202 3 Damaged 0 8!,.. 203 15 0 101 204 5 0 10 4 205. 1 0 91 206 1 0 84 55 3 56 8 0 9i 0 - 8 57 '1 Damaged, two sorts 0 61 58 1 Ditto 0 31. 207 1 Damaged 0 9i 208 1 1 Ot 209 1 1 2 210 12 1 I,t 211 1 Damaged 011 212 4 0 111 213 8 0 103. 59 2 0 Gi 60 1 61 1 62 1 o o -0 o; 0 63 2 Bg4 p'ekingio - • ' 4 61 1 Damagad 0 5/ 65 9 Ditto 0 6i 66..12 - 0 7.1 67 4 0 8 68 6 rameged 0 51 214 12 • 0 9 . 215 2- 0 8i 216 3 . 1 .0 217 1 Damaged 0 91 218 7 0 91 219 1 0 7 220 13 0 9 221 4 0 7i 222 4 1 0 223 6 0 104 69 6 0 7 70 5 Damaged 0 8 71 3 0 Ot 72 6 Damaged 0 (it 73 1 0 7i 74 2 Damaged 0 6 75 1 '0 71 76 1 0 91 77 1 Dimaged 0- 3 78 1 Ditto 0 7i 79 1 0 7 80 1 0 61 81 1 Damagei 0 5; 82 3 Picking i 0 5e 83 ' 2 Pers.aa 0 10i 84 8 0 9f 85 1 Damagel 0 6 86 4 0 8i 87' 1 Damk;ed 0 6i 88 2 • 0 0 3 .7i 89 •2 90 1 -0 1 91 2 Damaged 0. 71 .92 4 • - 0 9 _ _ _ 93 4 Damaged 0 ii 94 5 0 9 95 3 Damegid 0 6 96 2 0 8 97 2 0 9 t 98 1 Dirasgad 0 it 99 1 0 9 100 3 0 8 101 1 0 it 102 1 0 71- 103 2 DimOged 0 5i 104 3 0 7 1 05 3 Rg4 picking= 0 5 3 106 4 c sahmere 2 1 1 07 2 Two aorta 0 101 1 08 1 Damaged 0 7 109 2 0 9, 1 10 2 Damaged 0 7 1 11 16 0 8i 1 12 2 Damaged 0 6 1 13 11 0 71 114 11 0 7 1 15 "11 0 i 116 8 0 61 117 1 Pickings 0 - 51-, 118 3 0 9i 1 19 7. 0 8 120 4 ' 0 51 1 21 1 Two sorts ~ 0 7 1 22 1 0 8 1 23 11 1 l/ 124 10 1 11 1 25 1 0 11* 1 • ) 6 3 Damaged 0 71 1 27 15 0 101 128 1 0 Bt, 129 4 0 8 1 s 1 30 1 Damaged 0 61 1 31 6 07 t 132 2 0 7t 1 33 1 Damaged 0 it 1 34 1 0 71 1 35 3 Damaged 0 6 i 136 5 0 7 1 37 2 0 9 ,138 3 Pickings 0 51 1 39 6 Damaged 0 3,i 1 40 13 0 41 1 41 13 0 4 1 42 4 Damaged 0 2f 1 43 14 0 31 144 14 0 :41 1 45 14 0 33. 146 15 0 3; 147 6 0 31 143. 2 Pickings 0 2 - 149 3 0 111 150 5 0 114 151 7 0 111 224. 1 0 94 225 1 0 6 226 2. 0 3 227 1 0 7 227* 1 0 74 228 1 0 7, 229 3 Pickings 0 8 230 3 Damaged 0 8 231 7 0 9 232 1 Damaged 0 7i 233 1 0 8 234 7 Damaged 0 61 235 11 0 8 231 1 Damaged 0 91 237 2 0 9i 238 3 0 84 239 2 0 51 240 1 • 0 1 241 1 0 4i 242 2 Bsgs pickngs 0 3/ 243 3 0 9; 214 7 ti 'B/ 245 1 . 0 9 216 1 0 81 247 12 0 8 248 5 0 6 1 ,-, 249 5 .0 2z 250 2 0 5 i 251 1 0 21- 252 1 Pickings 0 3; 253 6 010 254 1 0 255 5 091- W , ' - 236 9 . 0 St 237 3 0 BA. 238 s'' 0 61 25 0 9 5 _4. . a 21;0 6 3 0 6 261 1 0 91, 262 4 0 si 263 1 0 Bi. 204 1 • - - 0 . si -265 2 . - 0 51' 266 1 "0 2 2 2 2 1 0 1 : 0 0 . 1 8 04 . 4 271 4 , 0 74 272 - 4 0- 7 i 273 1 0 6" 274 2 0 61 275 1 0 6 276 12 0 61 277 2 0 5 278 2 Persian 1 1 279 I _0 9i 260 1 Persian 0 11.7# 281 3 Ditto 0 101 282 2 0 111 283 6 0 101 152 13 : 0 11 1 153 15 i 0 9 154 1 1 0 74. 155 I : -.. '0 10 , 156 '3 - 0-7 234 5 0 10:1 285 6 010 286 2 . 010 287 2 . ' 0 91 288 - 2 - . 0 94 289 3. 0 91 290 4 0 8, 291 3 0 81 292 . 4 0 71 293 ' 5 0 7 291 1 0 W 295 2Persiati . 0 8 296 2 0 6 297 2 0 21 298 1 0 8i 299 2 Pickings 04t 300 4 0 9t 301 1 Two so: is • 0 8 :302 13 0 81 303 10 0 61 304 10 0 6 305 1 0.8 306 2 0 5 307 1 0 6 308 51 309 •1 3 0 0 4i 310 1 Two sorts ' 1 Oi 311' 2 Pallas -• • 0 9 312 1 . -. .. 0 91 WOOL SA.L. EMI' INDIA WOOL, CORTINUJID. Lot. Bales. Per lb. -s. 313 8 0 8 1 314 3 Persian 011 315 3 Dittl 0 10; - 316 15 Ditto 0 10 317 12 Ditto 0 81 318 6 Ditto 0 8 319 1 Damaged 010 320 16 I 01 321. 2 . 0 10i 322 1 Damaged 0 9i 323 4 0 9 321 1 0 8 325. 1 Damaged 0 3 325 9 • 0 31 327 3 0 61 328 2 and 1 0 3 329 2 Pickings 0 •1; 330 3 Damaged 0 101 331 11 1 01 332 1 Damaged 0 91 333 1 0 10/ 334 1 Damaged 0 81 333 12 0 101 336 11 0 101 337 2 Damaged 0 81 338 13 0 . 94 339 12 0 9 340 3 0 7/ 341 5 0 6/ 342 2 Pickirgi 0 61 343 2 0.91 344 1 Damaged 0 52 345 1 0 9 346 1 Damaged 0 41 317 5 0 8 3-18 1 0 71 ' 349 2 D amage d 0 5i 350 5 . 0 7 351 2 )0 s`; 352 1 Damaged 0 6/ 353 3 0 81 354 1 Damaged 0 2 355 5 Ditto 0 3 356 4 0 3 1 , 357 1 0 4k 338 1 0 81 339 2 Damaged 0 2 - 360 2 0 3/ 361 1 Damaged 0 11 362 1 Pick no 0 4 363 9 0 91 361 8 • 0 8k 365 2 0 7t 366 4 0 51 "367 4 0 51 368 1 0 2 369 12 0 9 370 6 0 74 . 371 1 Parsian 1 Of 372 1 1. 0.1 373 7 0 11 . 1 '374 14 0.11 375 3 0 9 376 4 0 81 377 7 • 0 81 378 1 Persian • 0 9.f 379 6 Ditto 0 71. 380 1 Pickings 0 51 381 12 0 83 332 4 0 91 383 2 010 384 1 0 8 1 385 1 0 71 3 8 6 1 . 0 6 . 1 387 3 0 6 it? 388 1 Damaged 0 5 389 1 Ditto 0 31 390 1 .0 5.2' - 391 1 0 11 392 1 Picking; 0 4 393 1 0 8:; 394 6 0 n 395 1 Damaged, 0 9 396 5 ' 0 61 397 1. 0.. 61 398 3 - 0 9` "400 2 399 2 ' ' ,1 0 1 - 6i 401 1 Two sorti 010 402 1 0 71 403 . 1 Damaged 0 61 404 5 1 Ditto 0 B f, 40 406 1 011 7 0 11 407 6 010 408 2 0 9 409 1 0 71 410 1 0 81 411 1 0 8 412 1 0 7/ 413 3 0 10* 414 1 , . 0 81 415 1 0 91 4:6 1 PiAings 0 4 LiVgRPOOG CO Co N M 1.9.1( ET. —Ocr. 3 The tiles to-diy were about. 11,00 babe ileluding 2,001 on ripe2n• lati la and tor export. The dem And wa4 more active. botti from the trade an i specu'a ors. Prices were about I -16 d per lb dearer then n )esterdsy. Holders ()tiara fair supply. AGRICULTURAL PRODUOS AIARICZT.—Ocr. 3. Per atone, 20Ibs. Per 901 , 5. a. d. a. d s. 4. P. ' l . Potatoes. Steel Hap. 3 8 to 3 11 Hay, 01d...... 0. to 08i Ditto, Kemps .... 4 0 i• 4 3 Ditto, new.. 0 6 to 0 8 Ditto. WtptPrewirs. 3 1 0. 3 5 Ditto, clover 0 5 ro 0 7, Ditto, Bi shave .. 3 0 tr- 3 2 Green Glover 0 2 to 0 0 Ditto, .. 0 0 0, 0 0 Vetches 0 0 to 0 01)10o:cattle Straw, wheat O. 3 to 0 4 Per ton. Ditto, oat ..- 0 3 to Turnips • 24 0 25 0 Ditto, barley .... 0 2i u 3 o Carrot,i • 0 0 to e. Data, in strive .... 0 0 to u 0' 11atig•lt , wurzel 0 yt tt.. 0 0 mtire 4 6 to 6 6 LONDON TALLOW M otICRT--Ocr. 3 The market Is s'ealy at the sulj r'n d q irita onsi —Pctersbn - g Y.C. on tha spot, 57. 61; o.:Lotec Dacember, 57 r to 57i 3d ; January to Mirth, 57; 6.1. • • _ _ - - . MARKET 4 iVERAGEV—ToWiI TA], OM, 59. 61; fat by ditto, 3a 141; Y• now Russian, 53s 91 . ; meted . stuff, 45, ; foagh Zito, 27a 6J; tit Low gravy, 17a ; good drags, 7s. • L'INDONT MI CI •=G MARKET.—Ocr. 2 In the mar!'et for _home mi&hrt stcks.to-day, there are !inquiries for shares in East Alfred, Wheal M rizaret, Alfred Coniots. The la t namsi stock riaii.beea.d , ralt. iu in the Stick Eschi.nwe at 131 to in. I i oin.r des-rp:i ns ths transactions have bean few. U ,itel Mexican shrel co itinu,: to m.:,t il.q.ary, and are marked 4. THE IRON AM) COAL TRADE 3. The• prelim z nary .Meetinr, of 'the ironmaste•s of the district was h - ld on Wo `nesiay, at the Saari. Wol , (e:lismp on; .Philip Wit taros. Esq ,in the chair., he att , ndAnce le4s numerous . tha usual,-aLd after a veryirief i. , Co•s op, it was unanimously re solve t ta adhere to the prices ra•cohtlrmed at the lat quarterly meetin ; the e bilna* to bars .t 9 per ion ; other drscridti .ns, )1009., she ts, an plates, the rstia ra es higher in p,oportion.: 13,3,t liot air pig iron is go o:ei .€43. per ton; from thia the rec .clis ta £3 103., varying with tne quality ; but c..ler p;g; are. row in 'much less demand than they were t or three leers nd•of . late the tendency has I,e, n in the di 'e tiou of improvsnent of the stindard of Staff.; dshire lion ; in tact, it has b. asn, Lund that the in f.r or quality of iro is not salted iorrisanufacturing purposes, neither does it ray the producers. nt t pre-eat time there are a f3w stocks of pies which fa:cumulated dining the hat %teeth, r; th.se are bei. g g ad uilly wo•kel up, and the nuko of. pig it n in this district. is on-id. roily below the consum,nion, alhotitgli t - e me trs of produc tion have, during the last fiv; years, very greatly -increas3d. he:e WAS a general conc.'. reface cf opt, io t that the c , nsnmot.on of rig inn be much gre ter du ing t , e ensuing. dm it was, is the cast (mar er, and that the price is likely to be firm in cJestquence. The :rade generally is in a healthy state, ani durinz 'the la..t weea, cyders have corn: in more freely, espazislly consumers. Irm stone remains at 118.. pa tam The coil trade is brisk. The E .r 1 of Stamiora his commence I sink'ng for coal upon ha Enville e ta'e. and i seems probable Vial. ultiroltely not o ,ly Enrille, but Himiny stud Wotnbeurn, will become iroi-producing dig rims. LIVERPOOL INFIRAARY FOR CHILDREN, bB, HOPE sTHEEr. Monthly Report, Septembe^, 157. Fresh Pitients admitted - ' 9) Pat en's who have received treatin-nt Patients , rrn•inint under treAtrnent Men:cAt ( ,FFCEII.9 —Mr Stephens, and Mr. Hey SURGEON DEN TIST Mr. NeWIT.EII. BEttl'HA. On the Vth ult., at T Moue 1 olg-. Chesh*re, the wife of Henry Corbett, Esq ,of a au liter, prima urely. ' On the 2nd Inst., at Beeclifi Id. Cl ughton-park, Birkenhead, the whe of Mr. John H Greer.e, of a eon. MARRIAGES On the Ist hitt.. at Am'Aesid.., We tmoreland, by tl'e Rev. Wiliam y:or. ret•tnr of Ss , yoneron. t , t4tlo• &hire, Simnel, eldest ton of samnel Taylor, of Eee!e ton, In the county .d Lai.cast r, and of lbhots holme, Windermere, Esq , to Marta, se_ nd daughter of the Rev. S Itton Fell, of Amb t si e. the 3rd inst , at St. Chrysostem's, Everton. by the Rev. John Macnauatt, Mr. W.1114m Henry Brotdoeut to Miss Mary Fiances Cotteen. D' , ',ATI-T On no 3:th ult., atDore-, in his C 6 h year. Wiliam Nionins, E4q., Lieut Camel Fact licnt Militia, an:: D 3,,uty Lieut. for the county of Kent. On the 3rd inst, at his re , Hence, West Da: y-strect, rged 67, Win. Lupton Ni olatecholme, q. CZ" Births, Marriage., and Deaths, are only Inserted when sent] to our Office du v authenticattd. At L F WI; & CO 11PANY'S, Ranetagh-street. BOYS are CLOTIIED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Years R CAMERON, . WATCH AND CHRoNosaTER MAKER, • 54, souru CAS i'LE-srREEr, LIVERPOOL. BRINE CHRONOMETERS UN SALE, OH HIRE. S.E.XIi-TirS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS CHARTs, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I IVF.RPOOL. Ocroszn 5. Wz vn•YErrzerist, N. N. W Y—Getile Breeze. [Tina WATR , I—Morn. 12 o—Even. 12 17—Height. 20 ft. 1 in. OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Albro (barque). suitivED Union Tit Blt Para Skipwith . Newfoundland irel r ocidade Madras N(yia Trafalgar . Manilla Harriet liu•nble ValpariOso Euro a (a a.) Furopa (R.M S.) ..... Boat &c Bmphorus Cape de Vekt. Etna Honduras Alberdina Alextv.dria L e junitio ('ct. 3 A la (R. I T.S ) ....New York Leander aran'a Laconia (Le.) ..Constnttinplel on (5.,) lhruburgh Startled Fawn Calcutta Mtldteton .......St. John, N. 6 Fars; of May .Jamaicn Oct. 4. Alb itr (.4.s ) Rottorlarn k'exAndri .Calcntt .. Val pa, :i9, Virago ..Santa I+;larthal cLEA RED C DIJTWApD3. HOaburgh ryns Algoa Bay Active New Orleans Vary and Susan New Orleans rhr -e sisters ..... .....L.hrador Wasp Wierlow Agnes F.l zaheth . 'ewport Uncle John Port Talb )t ?eagle Claudia Limerick Philadelphia Philadelphia Catherine .... . Elsin ,re .tichard Ba' tersby Singapore rhereie.. Rio Janeiro Victor lertrade New urleans Amity , nary Block Baeno3 Ayres luaasle Ghent Claytnn qui ord Gab. o❑ t lnverstone ........Glavaw Yorick New York flindoo Pernambuco Thall9nger Rotterdam ,Pandora St. Thomas R LOADING. Nbizaveih ....... ........ ...Riga Hi movie ....... Rotterdam. &c iov reign .• ........St. Michael's Virginia ........ An con a, Bza Brp)tis liar Rbin Burn , Rob3r t Finnie. Jane Henderson - B titirnorf G.)eats Vergatehing av,s, &c Twins :. Dnr,kirk Übittea . ...Havannatii EN trli.ED FC Oct. 2. G:enbienbrat.. ....Constant nopt , , Ndr Gyll r ........ MI ne!,aha........ Slelbourne, &c' 0 UT PORTS. Hoi.riirse, October 4 %%Ted, N Breeze. Conway, Oat. 4.—Put in—The St. George (brig), and Senecca Fa rn mth. Oat. 2 —Arrived—The G warrior, BUD maid. from Gam bit—Gelatine, Armand, Louise, and W.eve.ley, all f.om T ganrog— lmmaca'a a, Licata—Beticator, Smyrna. Oct. 3.—Fieres, Pulls, from 03 ••.a, and ELzi, from C ni antinople. Pnr s.noith. I. A I*, ived—The InduFtry. from Aacens!ortand sail , d for W o' wic'i —BOO via , S.s.), from Liverpool for Bombay. Cardiff Oct 1. Arrival—The r, drier, Gra•see from Quebec. Sailed—The adden EaKle for Ceylon—Margaret Jura, Rio Janeiro. Swmael, i,ct. I.—Arrived —Tin Fanny, fco.. Calera—British Qu?en, Linable Newport. Oat. I.—Sailel—The Richard, for. St. Thomas—Warder Cuba. C Sent. 30. trr:veri—The Con9fess of Yoboronzh, from Q,ebee —J_rnes Gray, St. John, N.S. Sailed—The Surprise, for Tr nid ad. Galway, Sept. 30 —Arrived—The .arah from St. John, N.B. Du Ail ( - e , - I. rr.ve 1-1 he Pahnrtt 4 from Pagwa.sh Riiigstown, Oct. 1 —Arrival—The Andre, from Galati. Warrenpoint. • 'ct I.—Ar ived—Tha Marg iret, from litictouche. rivesend, Oct 3. Arrived—T e Kalama. Harrison, from Mau ritian st,.wart Wortley, vombay Siltslite, Chiscka; H.M.S. Industry. Rio Janeiro; Trieste, Ancona; Moore of Vlnice, Genoa; Pink, Gij in; El•zahe h Hill, Antwerp, Admiral Napier. Stettin ; Aspern Ger.(' burg. Sailed, Oct. 2 —The Eldorado, Thompson, f r Port Phillip; Amazon, Hovey, ,New York; sad BaLengeicli, APLean,Gla•g eat. Oct 2--Ar• lvd—The Ferris; Goddard, from Colombo ; ea-ah A. Bull, Word Jamica for Bramen ; Gem of the Ocean, Cali ntta fir Hamburirli, t>no William Bryan, A c.B for Honduras, let, 3. he Wo , e-, Fische - . Quebec; A. Vela, Dwyvenbosde, Amst- , dam fir Liverpool; Ma' y Mi•chYs n,Qsebec for Wiibeith; Qnobec for Halt; Ana.nst C'ais, Quebec; Maria Alice, Bi brp, Girfu ; Emu, Westward. Arrived from the river for sea— The North Am rica, fir Port Phillip ; Alb inian (a a ), Glover, Liver pool; Pet, Port "anal; Mary Rio Janeiro; United, Messina .5 mY zon ; New Y rk ; Com , t, Madeira; - egreia, Swansea: Bri , ish Merchant, Sidney, N.S W.; Dnlcinee, Bombay; Thomas Siioo r, Cape Cast Castle; an i M gi. Lnci. Port Olt the Wight, Sept 29.—The Spr.ngfi , ..,ld, from Quebec. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Qneensiown, Oct. 2.—Tire ' ord Wm. geutinck, Harvey, foundered `epr 2/, :13 tat. 51 N • 'oa. 12 W. Captain and 1 4 3 mart savad by the brig Litcl , l4, now arri hag here. ; a calm na, Aug. 13.—The Ge,rgiana, Praddon, from Panama to England, which nut in her , in di tress. has bean eand3mnel. bout 150 tons of pearl , he'ls landed from her, and will probably ba shipped in th 3 Ed Herbe t. Kate Sitanton, He•d, from Ilavalna't =t Crongtadt, mikinx water, t.track a ion a rock to Or: south of Lave -ept. B.—i .eve - e storm pawl over thi. island, Sept. 2. Made ri, Spt 19. All ves. , l. from_ I is', , n are pl iced undar quarantine., in c msequence of the report of fever. Ramsey, ho Freu:h brig, ~ f N3W qO.B, from White haven, fond red last night; crew lanled here, but one man died before raiching the.shore. SPOKEN. ;In ht. Lon. Ang. 17..Ladv Rassel, hmee to Madras.— .. . 05 S .17 W Ste 3, hence to - ................04 3..28 W Aug. 30..11 Met Joli ‘, Rh to Falmouth 1 ti.;. 30 . Re.oltition, Valparaiso i o -.. ..12 M.. 24 W Se t. 3 .. , ha ma* Sept. 9 . H trh.quin, heic- t 3 Nfoqtreal Sept. 19.. Ann Reid in. hem° o Sydney ...... ..., 49 N.. C 8 W Florence Nightingale, - to Calcutta l6 5..79 E FO KEIGN PORTS. Geraldine hence at Talky. Creole. Krabbe, from Sal Francisco at Sin Files. Elizabeth, hence at Arica . Endep, Star all, from ValearrOso at Talcahnpna for England, in bans t. making water. hkerman, Wise, from Saa Francisco at Payta, and aide 1 for Call 4). Parana, Hon :d, Ann Logan, and Tacha—ill at Iquique for Liver- . pool. Alfred the Grua', Wintyre, from Singapore at M can. Henry W nch sal ed from Macae for- , omhock, July 211. Ariadne sat e i from M Lean for Bombay, Jo'y27. Mandarin saile I fro Hong Kong for Smoy, August 3. C .risna aaltd from Foochow-foo for Sydney, lnly 1 . Arc dial (Ls.), Orfour • Coins , Jones; Arisdne, Twizelle ; Lady Wharnc'ffe; Orontes (s Watson; Dnndrennan, Law; and Celan dine. 311 ler —all hence at Constan in.iple. Martha Brocklebank, hence at Manzanils. kits (s., ), Arano, hence at Sant miler. /58 bee (s.s ). hence at Ravi.... Patriot, a. d Elise - both' hence at Stettin. Wm, Stanl..y, Main. hence at Porto Cab-Ho. Angler, H issaH, from St. Thomas at :a - Ha Martha, and left for Caro, Aug 2i Richard Brown, hence at Demer tra. Henry C.ir wen, he ce at Trioidad. H. nn - -r tn.nsl3 at St rhoinae. Anna Gertruda, au I HAOS—bath estlel from Dlizie for Liverpool, Sept. 25 Simeon Harly,!emir, hence at Barbadoee. Valiant, heat- at• Tex?,!. Po'ican henee`at Helv , et., Eliz .Ip•th, Woo.!, hence at Verb. Crez. en 4 Honey:um, at Odense°. Snp're, hence at Cronstalt. Gali co, V 0.33, him at -atemal. Ari••es (s.s.), liorstall, &Jul Al xatairla at B3Tront and left for Latakia. Frankire. (s:-.). M .rton, hence 5t ralermo and left for Mesina, Sept. 21. Ter (-te) fro'n Mir (Ages at Valeuria and left for Liverpool. Driro (ex), B,t - In, hence Valencia n d left for Marseille,. John Marti, railed,run , anta Martha for CaAhageni. Aug 31. ornulnui sailed frL.m Vera Cam :or Gontzazoolcas a:.(1 Liverpool, 4. Feel from 17.1' I C uz for Tacilut - t and Liverpool, Aug. 12. Europe sai'el from MirseilLs fat Liverpool, Sept. 29. A ARRICAIV New York. Sept. 19 —The John Parker, Roberts, front New Orleans to lit erd.otn, )3 lost ne ir Cape Look , ut, crew saved.—The steam %hip Central Am.ri , a, from A.s inwa 1 and Havannah to New yoork, fo.inderea, on S'pt 12, off tia•trras. 100 passengers known to have iozen,eavcd. she h.od 625 l ass..n .e r o n beard. and 1,600 000 dam., in spec e irons California, al.o lost.—Sept. 23. 'rue following ore some of he (MIAs of th 3 lite g,.1 s lip was se,n with los, of a'l h. r topgallantmaito ao l Loreto omar, 'bv the Mal-e Law, a rival . here from vannah.—A Briti.h ship, of able 1.00 ton., wt.!' to 'waits and fore,nast head gone, Hop ir .n ly waterlogged and no ono oa board, was seen by the Elizabeth, arrived here from S ovaionah. Conn,_ll.lcßae. 'from Lib erpool, has become a total wreck at Wilmington. A potion of her mete. tall saved, and a par_ of her cargo will be saved in a dama;ed state.—Thi-lonzon, trent s-lavannah to Falmouth, went .ashore near New Torsai Inlet, and wll be a total loss. H „Has, Sept. 24.—A ship was seen aslsore it Port Nora, wich fare ma's! gone ani lysati near her; also, on the belch at Goose Is'and, tea d ek and nund Isettse of a la•ge vessel; end another wreck, ep arently of a large vessel, was s en iv Gravid It all by the schoo .er Tickler, arrived here fron ' , ldney, C 13.. Sept. Is.—The Wallace, from Clyde to Q ea, was seen Sept. 15, with loss of main and iniz.n t): masts, in a gate tram S.E. previous day, by the 51110, arnv d here Sept. 'its. Qnebee, Sept . .. 21. —1 he Fl Flagherty, hence to Gist gow, was total y wre3 , ect Ang. 27. oqt o'site Anti3osta ; crew saved Wreck sold or £50.-1. ech .oner has'arriied here with ore ke‘l good. from the C , ty of Toronto, as:lore in the straits ,f ttell sh. The Oriental, which tir,l7el he e 17th. Iron t'lymruth, was a-hare on White island for seven hours, bier. msta'nirig nay material damage. Boton, Sept 23.—The Fame, Duncan, of Charlotte Town, has bean stra,ndrd. Phzlide'phis, Sept._ 21.—The s earner St ite of Georgia, from Charlestown, arr:ved he.e tLiy of ernool. ,She rep its pas•ing scve al lie f w co )s sting of ship furn•tare, deck house, life orwcPrKerF, pilloc‘s, and top of deck-house sawed cff as if intendod for ar ft. - Toe C nslinton, from Callao to England, put back with great damage, hay' , g bren ,truck by aqua. Kingston. from Liverpool at Hall.ae. ti'-mry Clay. Csuikins ; and Widiam Taprol, Cell—both cleared at New York for Liveroool. Sept. 19. Hi idlebPg, lo ding at New Orl ans for Liverpool, Sept. 12, want ing 5.)0 brie to complete her cargo. Alliance,l nidinz at Ch rlerton for Liverpool. Sapp. 1 7. R.. Robins .n, Robinsm ; A. Z., Green ; Constantine, Mecoduck— all from Liverpool at New Yo k. Indian (R.M S.), from I iverpool at Q:ebec. li:hsa Hamilton, I.e- is, from Liverivol at New York. Glasg.)w, Duncan, froLi Clyde at New York, with loss of sails and ma ninist start rd. int z,Greaves from r a% Post n. Rus•ell Moore, from caldera ,t Boston. risqii, from Liverpool at Princo Edwari Dreadnought, Samuels ; and Arey, Sewei—both from Liverpool at New York. Olivtr fram Bahia at Bo 't n. Arkwegnt Rube tson ; and John Patton—both from Liverpool at Phi adelphia - - a,:hnion, from Relize at Nor folk Va for Falmouth, put In o Ind uasst.ngers, s,vcd from the s earner Central emeri a. t:;.nada (it.lll.S ) from Lierpool at Halifax, S, yr. 23. — city of 13a:timore (s.s.). Leitch, from Liverpool at New York, Sept. 22. (s R ). from Southampton at New York., Florida. MI Is, from LI, errool off Charleston for Savannah. Pride .1 Canada, Catching ; Fiord, Eleler, G mqvir n ; J. S. Parsons, Cowell ; and Agamemnm, Darley—ali rim Liverpoo. at Quebec. Lock woods, from Qu.enstown at Quebec. Exclns:eLly for CLOT II G BOYS from Six to Twenty Teat I,FAVIs & COMPANY, ttanelagh-stree ,ppiy to On account of whom it may concern. . Tuts DAY, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Brokers' Office. 18, Hackin's-hey, , 1 1 750 Bags Bengal RICE, all tanits, ex Hudson, and Wigrams, from S. Helena, being pill `""' the Hercyua, from Calcutta.—Apply to Brok er" A. & S. H. SLEIGH' Tins DAY, the stri instant, at Twelve o'clock, at • 50 Broker's Office, 13, T, mpeq-hl, 521 Bags Baltimore QUe.RATRON BABA , ex James Forster, jun.—Apply to Me,,rs. 'relo and _.,7 0 110 chants ; or to JOHN RO ATLIISOrI, Tau DAY, the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-bnildings , 150 Tons St. Domingo DOGWOOD 4 .„ n.w landing ex Cora, No. 1, Albert cock. — APP L Y Calleaders, Johnston and Co , Merchants; or to or al* J. H. RAYNER. & CO., ---- - -- -- Tun Day, the sth ins ant, at &even o'cloc k , at ill Commercial Saleroom. Tempe court, 128 Cases Naples 0 i ANGE •, e 1 ex T neriffe (Oil 154 Do. Do. LEMON:3, 3u Boxes Palermo ORANGES, / x Rhone ( e. B ) 16 Do. Do. LEMONS, e • 50 Half-, hests Lisbon i, i.: MON ~, 10J Half-boxes Lisbon Whits GR AP ES, i x Battle' 2_B Do. DI ITO ( 9 • 5 " ) 12 Do. Do. Black DI PTO, , } ex Cintri 74 Boxes Lisbon ONIO vS, 49 Half-chests Port ONIONS, rx Hazard. 150 Bags Barcelona NI/ rs. 59 Bags Do. mO, (Slack.) s' oo°' JAMES ADAM, .SON & CO.. Apply to Tots DAT. the Stn I.stant, at Emven o'cioct, Cammermal Sale-room, Temple cowl,. 56 Cases Naples OR ,NGES, ex Teneriffa 80 ~ LEMONS, 500 Boxes Port 0 s i ONI, ex Rattler (s.s.) Boxes Port ONIONS, ex Hazard. 50 Boxes Port ONIONS. 200 Bags Barcel , fla NU IS. 200 Bags New Black Sp inish NUTS. 60 Bags New Para Nurs. 40 Bags Old Para NUTS. 8./ 4 j GE IttGE BADENACH tic s o - • ,pply to TUESDAY Tolwasow, the 6.h of October, at Four o'cloc'' at the Brokers' Office, 2,00,1 Bale., WOOL. BROWNE. HURTER & CO.. To larasow, the nth instant, at Tw, lye o'clock,i iiM Broker's otEce, 2, Dale-atre.t, 2853 Tanned E. I. KIPS. 13 0 Y BHOWNR, HUNTER, It CO.. TO-stoazow, the 6th in.tant. at Twelve o'clea4, 200 Tons ORGANIC BONE PHO3PHATE OF Ll ° Containing from 40 to 55 per cent. Ait , orr BROTHERS, Liver Auply to Apply to Apply to To-mozaow, the 6th Instant. at Twelve o'clak, Brokers' Office, 487 Barrels Medium ROSIN, Barrels ommon Apply to 1000 BIGLAND.. O SONS,. & JEFFREYS , TO-MORR , w, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock. at the Brokers' Offize, Colonist. bu , l Ingo, D ste-street , About 2500 Bags Bangal RICE, all Wilts. , m olte, islisHßy & ••• To-stosisow, the 6 h instant, at Twelve o'clock. a t 01° Brokers' Office erlonial-butldinas, Dare-street , • . • 600.) Bags Bangal RIC now landing ex Marian Moore, Stanley D3ck,—App'y BUSH BY & CO.. . _ •116 Apply to To•mosaocr, the 6th inst., at Half-past one o'clock. st do t. um , e, entn Exchange-bid dings, Itrunswick.stre t ` o ' r e, About 4500 Bushels Mediterranean BARLEY, 300 Lo .ds 13 iItLE Y MEAL. H ' BroP'' H. . GOLDING. Apply to. To-awasovr, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Brokers' Office. Exchange-building;, 1000 Bales JUTE, PPI/ just arrived per Thaws Brockleba.ik, Prince's Messrs. Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants: or t() n olce t Y T. & H: LIPPLEDALE & To-mowtow, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, t ne Brokers' Office, 14, Ex, haw-buildings, 570 Tons Mazatlan LIMA.WOOD, 1 300, now landing ex Oce4n Pearl, from Mazatlan, S outh klu'',, r oiteir Moore Dock.—ApPly to S. DUTION & NEPHEw• " On Tnuasnay next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock , Brokers' - Uflice, 10, Exchange-buildings, 300 Qrs. Egyptian LIN'EED, 200 bags Ye low al USTARDSEED. mo ser / i • • J. R. RAYNER, & OCfo r e t t • On THURSDAY, the Bth of Oztober, at Twalve o'clot - P.. Broxers' 01112 e, 2, Exchan2e-bnildinga, 31 Tons African IVORY, for inspectioi in Wispoing Dock Warehouse A.—Apply to p r olOw W. W. ,MITtl• Apply to un Inuasnar next, the Bth instant, k* l'we Ye o'cloc, - Brokera' Office, IS, Hackin's-hey, 341 Bags Ye low MOS ['AHD SEED. now landing ex Culloden, In Albert Dock.—Apply to 0,0 „ TMj A. &S. H. nLEIGri, to On THURSDAY, the Bth of Octob3r, at Tvielire o'clock, at brokers' Office, 2. i Dale-stre2t, 3 Tons !Icor 11OHNS, 10 Do. Buffalo DO. BROWNE, /lON rt. lt, and CO., - . t On Turasoat next, the Bth instant, a t F our o'clock, lo , .• Public .ale-room, 10'0 Ba'es East 1 WOO' a , 400 Bales S ax, oKador, Chili, Oporto, &c.l al . gt Apply to T. s H. lATTLEDALE to CO.. " -- - - On THURSDA Y, 'he 8:1 or Oc.oba nest. 300 ha es East India 200 Bales C•irdova WOOL. 110 Bales Buenos Ayres 100 Bala Operto and .thcr 710 Bales. Apply to EDMUNID BUCKLEY., Wool 130":' 'Cloak, at tt) On THURSDAY, the Bth of October, at Four Brokers' Office, Victoria-butidings, Hacki 560 Bales 'East In •ia 64 Do. Laid. Cheviot 354 Do. Gross/ Ororto 147 Do. o,orto Ala and NfonntAin 100 Do. C"rdovi, Izela , d, and Egyptian 139 Do. Mog ,dore and Sfax 40 Di. RU , SI/11 Lambs', and tnrk'T , 33 Da, Goats' Hair • • 6 Do. Woo leo Rags , 8 Do. •Shee? skins NVO Ol ' Wn .I B r oX j PERIONS Rc ROIIINSON, Ou FRIDAY, the 9.h of uetober, at roue delude 590 Bake E. I. W , 0' 26 Do. Egyptian DITTO. BaOW.Nr, HUNTER & CO.. P:the Oa FRIDAY, the 9th of Octoeer, at Four o'c'o3k, Brokers Sa'erooas, 25, l'inple-street, 500 Bales s'a , t Indi 500 Streets English Skin and Fleece, W, OLS. 1,000 Bales Turkey, E,ptian, Leland, Russian, and other 1,0 .v 2.000 Bales, Apply to VP. GREA"E & Co., M4s' A Y On S..TUZDAY, tOth October, at the Brokers' S.:Jere oA Atherton-buildln4s, liale-street. 1,500 Bales East India, • ~ 170 „ Buenos Ayres, 50) „ Egyptian. blogadore, S'ax,} W°°l'. Oporto, Russia, Turkey, &c., 10 Bap Turkey uOATS' HAUL 1830 Bales. For catalogues, &c., apply, to . , HUGHES a BONITA), W00 1 _,./ N 1 X 'T' W E • E K Oa the instant. at Twelve o'clock. st the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street. 167 Bales Mexican FIBRE , ex Mountain Eagle.—Apply ßß .0 uWNE. BUN & • .0 . 5 0 . 60 0 Printed sad 'Published b y CHARLEWILLMg..v. ta bIi3- • street, at his Oertirld Printing and StatienerY 19, South John..street, Liverpool. MONDAV, OCI'OI3ER,"IS, 1857. Apply to 1451 Bales Apply ti Apply to trommacfal ,aleff. THIS DAY THIS PAT, .the sth pu V i tan s t a , ,ie st oo m our o'clock , c 2000 T B . al si es H E . as i t a l T n T di v a s to A keo. . _, 1::. ' " '"!':1 1 C l e ry Ad l ,,, , , 14.10 ST V Op tito to tit ~AOI Z ° 141 s D N A a„ ,, c r ~ I A LT tti l/ ao 1 , 1 L " TO -MORROW, the Ii h Instant, at tie 1 , ,,t0n Exchange-buildings, 350 Bales East India, 35) Bales Italian Slazad)ra,!Sfax, Partugese, wroOr , and Egyptian 70) Bales Apply to JO Ersi L. BOWES, Wool Broker, 39, UAW: On account of whom it may conc2rn. 1 101 By order of the Trustees of the Ltverpoot Docks, for the r 9 and Sa i.facrion of Freight and h Argo , . a l e To•sto:utow, the GA instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Brokers' uffice, 18, Chapel-street. Diamond G 673 bags RICE. O tti ex Talavera, from Calcutta. Lying in the Wapping nocX houses. farther particulars apnly to Ef t DAN I E L C. B UCH INAN & CO.. T }I U R S'D A Y t o so On "In illisDAT next, tLe Stn instant, at Twelve o'clocz , Brokers' Otte, 16, Exchange-buildings, 100 Cubes Fast India TALLOW, landed ex Eliza Ph rie, in the Stanley Doe <.—App'y t , 20 70 11 ] ° :, J. H. RAYNER & On WEDNESDAY, the I4th instant, at the Eroker's Sale r°°°' Exchange Chamber!, (To follow the Sales of llarse 700 Bales MEXICAN FIBRE, g new crop, now landing, snit a b' e f or B ru Making, Sei ti°- tO Apply to Messrs. Lt.ech, Harriern, and Forwood, merchant s; o f, F. J. EATON , °r::, KEITH'S p LIOTOGRAPIIIC PORTRAIT 1100 34, CASTLE-STREET. ynd ARE NOW R E-OPENE D•, frien ci v re j ; W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking u pO o t; the public for the liberal patronage with which he has be Late 1 ' 0 0 1 ; and at the Eitalle time to inform them that to accolvr e ;FCe tn. pidly increasing business he has built au entirely v e W l ` loom, which is admitted to be the finest in LiverPo ol ', 4 tl O . odl inertias< d facilities now at his disposal, W. K. exPe e „ v e Pictures will not only sust .in the high c h a racter they I , ' attained, but even surpass his former productions. „ OD , 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERY Opposite the Bank of Eng and. d •drnieZ: