Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-01 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Wednesclny Evening The Cotton Market is rather firmer, and the business done to-day larger-the sales amounting to 6 000 bale? ) 500 of which were on speculation and for export. owing to the gloomy and perhaps one-sided views taken of Indian affairs by the leading news papers, the Liverpool Share Market opened very dull to-day, and the feeling of distrust was at one time increased by the stoppage of a small firm. At the close of the matket, however, there was a , 1 better: feeling, and as stocks are by no means plentiful, any favorable occurrence might in- , - fluenee the market very favorably. The fol lowing were the day's transactions. Caledoniae, -42, 41; 42 1 ; Eastern 'Counties , 1 1 5-16, III; Lancasnire Ld Yorkshire, 958, 3. 6, 53; London and North Western, 963 3, fi; do. shares, d Manchester, Sheffield, atm Lincolnshire, 401, ; Midland, 803, le, 3. 1, 8033; North Eastern Dovers, 193. 3. t e 7-16 ; Leeds Stock, 231- ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 11 1-16, it, To 15 16, . ' 4 -v 11-16" 11 • Great Western of Canadr, 201 ; North Union, A, 220. The following were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 73, 8; Chester and Birkenhead, 653 - 6 - 6; Caledonian, 42.3, xd, 421; Chester and Holyhead, 163, 161; Eastern Counties, 116, 11 7-16 ; East Lancashire, Stock,'9o, 91 ; do new 91. shares, 3, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 243 - 243; do. A shares, 103, 113; Great 'We , tern, sat 533 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 953, 963 • do. new 91. shares, 3, p-; Liverpool: Crosby, and Southport, 191, I`S'e ; London' and North Western, 963 061; ditto 3th Shares, 1, d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 101. 403 ; Midland Stock, BQ3- 84 ; North British, 111 xd, 113; North Staffordshire, 43. 4k d ; North Eastern-Berwick Capital Stock, 221. 223 ; 'York Capital Stock, •183. 383 ; Leeds Stock, 233, 233 ; Scottish North Eastern (late Aberdeen), 11, 12; South Eastern, 19 7-10, 193 ; Dutch Rhenish, 33, PI ; Great Luxembourg, • 61, ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5, 51 d ; do. New Shares, 53, d ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 11, 113 ; Great Western of Canada, 203, 203 ; 'do. New Shares, 3, 3 d. At the commencement of business this morning. the funds showed flatness, and the advarce of 3 .per cent, yesterday, was not supported. Increased - firmness, however, was displayed during the last hour of business. owing to some purchases of Ea ch( quer Bills by the Government broker, and present prices are equal to those current at four o'clock yesterday ; Consols for Money closed at 961, and for the Account, at 903 to g 03.; and Exchequer Bills 10 to 5 dis. In the London Railway Share Market there was very little business done to-day, and prices were with difficulty sustained, The following were the closing quotations :-Caledonian, 843, 85; Eastern Counties, 11 5-16, 11 7-16; East Lanca shire, 91 93; Great Northern, 97 98.; Do. A Shares, 89, 91; Great Western, 533, 543; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 953, 963; Leeds Northern, 463, 473; London and North Western, 963, '963 ; London and Smith Western, 903; Manchester, Sheffi,ld, and Lincolnshire, 403, 411 ; Midland Stock, 803, 813 ; North British, 463, 471; South Eastern, and Dover 651; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91, 92; York and North Midland, 76, 77 ; Grand Trunk, 103, 11 ; Great Western of Canada, 203, 203 ; Do. New, =`, l 7 , 3 dis Consols closed firm Shares strong and firm, not fetich doing. After the official hours, the business done was at -the following quotations :-Caledonian, 843, 843 ; Eastern Counties, 11 7.16, 11 9-16; East Lanca shire, 911-, 923; Great Noi thern, 98, 99 ; Do, A Shares, 89, 91 ; Great Western, 541 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 901; 1 ondon and North Wester - 1, 963 97; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lir colnshire, 403, 411 ; Midland Stock, 813, 82 No, tit British, 463, 473 ; South Eastern and Dover, 653 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91, 92 ; York and North Midland, 763, 77. The commercial accounts from Bombay, appear to indicate an improvement in the demand for manufactured goods, as well as in the shipments of produce; and the rate of exchange had become less unfavourable for England, to the extent of 14 per cent. At Calcutta, on the other hand, there had been an adverse movement of I per cent. At Shanghai there had, apparently, been a decline of about 2 per cent , which will have a further cot,- siderable effect in checking the drain to China. The Hong Kong rate remains without alteration. The ( xoorts of tea to date, were 4,400,0001b5., and of silk 6 500 bales. The Bankers' Magazine furnishes us with par ticulars of the movements of the private and Joint Stock Banks, for the four weeks ending August 29 The average weekly circulation of the former was £3,466 312 and of the later, £2,950,775, or of both of £6 367 089; the private banks are £901.005, and the Joint- tocks £401,582, below the fixed issue. The average circulation of the Irish and Scotch banks was 10.157,8071 -viz , 6,221 8101. for the Irish, and 3,932,997/ for the Scotch banks. The former are below their fixed issue fully 130,0001., and the latter 545 0001. below their fixed issue, The Liverpool Wool sales commenced yesterday. The lots offered met with great competition, and rather higher prices were obtained. A full report of the proceedings will be found in another column. The statemeats current with respect to the posi tion of Messrs. Harrison, Watson, and Co , of Hull, continue unsatisfactory, and an impression has -gained ground that the affairs of the house will have to be thrown into the Bankruptcy Court, which -alone will be able to deal authoritatively with the conflicting interests involved. It is announced that the firm of Messrs. Taylor aed Bright, corn and seed merchants, of Hull, have suspended payment. In addition to the 90,0001 advanced by the hank to the latter gentleman,a ho was chairman to the Hull Flax and Cotton Mill Company, and to the 20 0001 lent to the Cettou Company itself, it is alleged that Mr. Hassell, one of the largest shareholders in the company, is indebted to the bank to the enormous amount of £130,000. If Messrs. Harrison, Wat son, and Company's affairs were conducted with any degree of prudence, it is difficult to conceive hew two or three individuals can have beceme possessed of such enormous sums, the bulk of which were doubtless derived from the deposits lodged in the bank. For an investigation of these and other p rots the public procedure of the Court et Bankruptcy seems indispensable. The market for tea has become firmer since the receipt of the Eastern news. A small quantity of the new season fine congon has arrived, and been put on the market at 3s, and 2s 10d has been offered for a part. We notice that the governments of New South Wales and Victoria are adding considerably to their issues of debentures. The latter govern ment, propose a furtlir loan of 700,000/. for 1857, chic fly for the construction of the AT:unt Alexander railway. Yesterday there was a meeting of the share holders of the Liberty Mining Company, to decide upon the report of Mr. Conquest, who has just returned from the mine The report recommended the shareholders to subscribe sufficient to pay their debts, and to sink the mine another ten fathonia k which, with additional labour, it was thought would make the mine profitshle. The liabilities amounted to 1,7001, and to sink the shaft would requite 3001 After some discussion the directors were empowered to raise the necessary capital, by preference shares of 11 each, to be issued at 10s, and to hear interest at 10 per cent. to be returned, should the property of the company be brought to a sale. At a meeting held yesterday of he shareholders of the Linares Lead Mining Company, Mr. W. Warne in the chair, the report and accounts were adopted, and a dividend of 68 8d per share was declared. For the half-year ending the 30th of June there had been a considerable increase in the profits, and the directors have invested 1,2321, or one-tenth, as the commencement of a reserve fund. Owing to the rapid diminution of brushwood, hitherto used as fuel, the company intend to erect smelting works at Cordova, where coal can be readily obtained. It was stated that the railway between Seville and Cordeva, nowin progress, will be opened for traffic half way before the end of the year. The Silver Market is a shade firmer, owing to the 'preparations for remittances to the East, on 4th proximo. Bars are now quoted ss. 5.181 per ounce standard• Gold is now about 4-10ths per cent. dearer in Paris, andl-10th in Hamburgh than in London. Increased firmness was apparent yesterday afternoon in the rates of exchange for th ree, mouths' bills drawn upon the principal cities on. 1 the Continent. _ _ _ The memorial forwarded from Manchester to Government, requesting that a steamer be plficed At the disposal of Dr. Livingstone on the 'diver ',Zambesi, in Africa, has been received tAt the Foreign 'Office and the answer to the young citi zens of Cotton-opolis, is, that 4 ' the prayer of the memorialists will receive due consideration on the part of Her Msjesty's Government "---of course we will not hear anything more on the subject for some time to come. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LLIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1857. LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-SEPT. 30 The cottin m trket continues without change, End a moderate bust nErs Las been transacted. Ths sales—including 10 Maranhams 10Id 'to no, 100 134 hiss 93d to 101, 60 Vrypians 11 1 to 12d, 1,000 Sures 4id to 7id —a e raported 6,00) bales, of which 50) are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-STPT 30. SUGAR.— he market hal I,een quiet. an 1 wo have only to report 125 lag; Cossipore. all fauns. at 563 6 to 563 91 per cwt. MOLLS ES, R QM, and COFFEE —Nothing liaS transpired. RICE.—We have no improvement to not ca in thi. market, and the esa Is confined o the sale by auction of 4,800 bags dan aged Bengal an Rangoon, at prices varying acco ding to condition and quality. SALTPETRE.— 211 tags have realised 62$ t, 653 Gd per cwt. f. .r 94 to 53 per cent refraction. SHELL LAC.-100 chests sold at 803 to 038 for tree, and 693 to 773 6d fer b PLATE LAC —147 bag; cold at 71s to 763. MADDER Poorrs.-140 bales Bombay sold at 35s 3d to 40s 3d, and 300 bales, by priva'e, at 35s to 404. CAMPHOR. 350 boxes soil at 80s to 82s Gd. Gum AxAmc.-10 bags realized 295. Gala zn D A .-40 baea sold at far blocky, to 275. OaCUKLL• WEND 18 bags, all faults, sold at 304 t 31s 6d. Seco FLous.— 150 bags, a'l f .ults, sad at 16s Gd to IGs 91 per cwt. and 260 bags, by 1 rivate, at 18s. FUSTIC.-16 tons of Honduras sold at 2s 61 per ton. BRAZILLETT I NI 0 AD.- 20 tons sold at £ll ro aell 5s per ton. Eistrav WOOD.—A faw tons, a'l faults, sold at .416 to #l6 5s per ton. Gems EA —2:O bales, all faults. sold at 15s Id to 16s 31 per cwt. MUSTARD SEED.-50 ) bags Bombay yellow sold at 61s per qr. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— SEPT. 30. Per stone, 20Ibs. Per 901%5. a. d. a. a. d. a. rid Potatoes. Pink Eyes() oto 0 0 Hay, 01d...... 0 8 to 0 8/, Ditto, Kemps .... 3 10 to 4 2 Ditto, new.. 0 7 to 0 -4 , Ditto, Wirterocks. 2 10 to 3 2 Ditto, clover 0 7 to 0 7ilDitto, Bi'shaws .. 2 10 U. 3 0 Green Clover 0 1 to 0 2 , Ditto, Keidri.mi .. 0 0 to 0 0 Vetches 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle 0 9 to 0 11 Straw, wheat 0 21 to 0 30 Per ton. Ditto, oat ........ 0 3 - to 0 4 Turnips 24 6 k 25 0 Ditto, barley .... 0 3 to 0 oparrot4 .. 0 ‘P to u .• Oats, in straw .... 0 u to 0 0 Mangle wurzel .. 0 I , to 0 0 Manure 4 6 tr. 6 6 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—SEPT. 30. There was a firm business done in Shirtings for C , Ana at full prices ; otherwise the market has been quiet both for goods and yarns. LONDON PRODUCE M ARKET.-SEPT. 30 Puoas.—Th, market is stea 'y, but not active today; the public sales of foreign are without showing any material alteration in prices Co , FEE. —The public sales are again large, and are going off wiM ont spirit. TEA.—The mark, t is firm; a email portion of the floe now season Concou has 13 en sold at 3s. R ICE.—This article continues in good demand, and the late advance is in ly support. d.. SALrva RE continues to hare an upward tendency; 52 tons sold for arrival at css, which shows an advance of fully Is. NITRATE Cr - ODA —About 300 tons sold fir arrival at 22g. CoTTIN —2OO hales so'd at previous rates. Cocruse %L.—The speculative demand for this article has partly snbsLied. INniao.—Holders are still asking higher pric-s. Srices.—f he public sales a e going off steadily. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-SFPT 3 1 . The market is steady ti day at the following qultations : —Town talow, 57s nett cash ; Petersburg Y.O on the spot, 57s 91, October to December, 57s 31; January to March, 57a 6d. BOROTJGH HOP MARKET.—SEpr 30. The cl.rnand for fine coloured hops continn:s to increase, and pric3s have a tendency to advance. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Smyr. 8). The few parcels of Eurlish W eat on sale this nirraing were taken off slowly at ➢fonday's currency. Fore go Wneat and Flo 1r nncha ged in v,tine. B rley in short supply, and its value was maitrained. Oats realised fully as coo I prices as on Monday last. Beans and p as scare, and pile s well supported. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEP r. 28 TO SFPT 30 Wheat B trley tta 31 !It English and Scotch 59) 430 Flour. barrels. 159 sacks. Foreign. 3190 5 , 0 403) LONDON MINING MARKET.—SEPT. 30. In the home mining etec't m trket to-day there is no striking varia tion. Nor h Basset shares have lyen dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 16s Sortridge Consrls at 2i, and Wheal Kitty (Lelant) at 22i. Cobra ,copper mining shares have met with business at 46j to In ether foreign desoriptions scarcely any transactions have taken place. subjoined is the ofildal list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Tuesday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers. Alfred C else s, 13, 131; Fast Ru'sei', 375, 37s ; Fling.ton D )wn, 54, ; LAy BE)r ha, 235, 25s ; Pen lnandre ), as 6d, 20s ; Pendeen, 2.},1 ; Sortridge Con - 013, 2,2 fr ; Sorth Con durrow, 2s 6d, 3e 6d; Kest Caradnn, I'9, 121; Wheat Edward, 9s, ; Wheal Margaret, 67, 69; Wlae.st Mary Ann, 47. 48. Linares mining share: wer, inquired for yesterday, and improved about ss. Imperi .1 Brazilian were rather fiat er. This company have received the sam of 000, agreed tr be deposited by tte. intending purchaser of the company's property and s'aves in the Brazil.. This sum will of course lapse to to the company in the event of the bargain not being c mpletad. The 'est of the purchase money, viz., .31. 1 00, is to be remitted in Brazilian bills at 90 days' sight. ins:ead of 6) days, as previously arranged. At t-e meeting of the Liberty NI Wing Company (Virginia) yester lay it was resolved t authori e the directors to raise £2 000 b, the issue of £1 preference shares at 103 ealla. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET.—SEPT. 30 The supply to.day consist d of 1,466 be ists ; 6,105 f heep and limbs, and 174 calves The fol owin; w, re the prices pad : —Best 7d to 71d; middling 6I to 6}i; cows 5d to 61; bts* welders 74d to 8d ; ewes 6d to qd ; I..mbs 7d to 81, and calves 61 71 per lb. GREEN SUGAR MARKE l '.—Sepr. 30. The crushe i sugar market is active. Alt offered to-dsy found buy. rs at full p ices. Treacle and syrup were in better demand to• day. GLASGOW CORN MARKET.-Sirr. 30. There was a better attendance at m rket to-day, and ao improved inquiry for stood wheat kept prices very tire,. Sec ondary descriptons were almost unsaleable. B rreled 11 inr scarcely brought 32i to 341 ; 34s was the price d,manded for extra desciipti ins. Barl.y was firm. Beans and Fels steady. Oats 31, and oatmeil 6d to is cheaper. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKEL_s EpT. 30. The market was quilt toddy at the following pr.oe.: —Mixed Nos , buyers 67s 6 I, sellcri 684 ; No. 1, buyers 695, sellers 694 Gd ; No. 3, buyers 61s, sellers C4s 6d, per ton. SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. Weekly Report. 106 9 1 Oi 107 passed 108 No lot 109 to 116 Lot. Bales. MESSRS. T. AND H. LITTLEDALE AND CO'S CATALOGUE. 363 B3les PORT PHILIP WOOL. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. 14 2 1 2 5 2 11 3 5 2 11 , 4 3 2 11 5 3 2 1i 6 4 2 1i 74 2 2 8 5 2 21 94 2 2 10 4 2 2 10* 1 Black 1 111 11 1 All faults 1 111 12 1 Part locks 1 51 13 4 2 3 14 4 2 31 15 4 2 3 16 4 2 21 17 4 2 3 18 5 2 3 19 4 2 3 20 4 2 3 21 4., 2 21 22 5 2 21 23 4 2 9 1 24 5 2 21 25 5 2 21 26 5 2 21 27 5 2 3 28 1 Locks 1 9 29 2 Lambs' 1 3 ; ' 30 3 Ditto 1 111 31 3 111 32 4 111 33 4 1 91 34 3 1 9 35 1 Mixed 1 61 36 4 2 2 37 4 2 11 38 4 2 11 39 4 2 1/ 40 1 Part greasy 1 3 41 3 Lambs' - 1 91 42 4 Ditto 110 43 5 Ditto 110 44 5 Ditto 1 9 45 1 Do. Locks 1 51 46 1 Locks 0 6 47 4 111 48 4 1 111 49 4 1 111 50 4 111 51 4 1 101 52 1 Blk & Locks] 41 Lot. Bales. 63 3 Ditto 64 4 Ditto passed 37 Bgs Wshd ALENTEJO WOOL. Per lb, s. d, 117 10 1 0 118 10 1 0 119 2 0 111 120 1 0 10; 121 6 1 01 122 3 010 123 2 0 101 124 3 0 10i 125 to 167 . passed 53 1 Locks 1 3 54 2ht Clothing 2 01 55 - 2 2nd Ditto 2 0 56 12 A Combine 11i 57 4 ist Combing 2 1 58 4 Ditto 2 1 59 5 Ditto 2 1-1 60 5 2nd Combing 2 1 6t 5 Ditto 2 1 62 4 3rd Combing 2 1 65 1 1 11? 66 2 Ist Clothing 2 1 67 2 2nd Ditto 2 14 68 5 2 21 69 5 70 5 71 5 2 2 , 72 1 Locks 1 63- 73 5 2 1 74 1 Locks 1 51 75 1 Super Lambs 2 2 76 2 Greasy ditto 1 1 77 5 Ditto, ditto 1 3 78 1 Lamb & Lamb Locks 1 1 79 3 - 2 1 80 4 2 li 81 1 2 0 82 5 2 11 83 4 2 14 84 4 2 2 85 4 2 4 86 5 2 1g 87 5 2 1 88 4 2 1 89 1 Part Locks 1 8 90 5 91 6 92 5 2 11 93 5 2 11 94 5 2 11 95 5 2 11 96 5 2 11 97 5 - 2 1 98 4 2 11 99 4 2 11 100 4 2 1 101 1 Locks 1 5 102 1 Da. all faults 1 6,3 103 1 Pickings 1 7 MR. EDMUND BUCKLEY'S CATALOGUE. 151 Bales Pine ENTRE RIOS and BUENOS AYRES, 49 „ LISBON ALENTEJ,), 14 „ NAPLES SKIN, 7 „ ALPACA, 68 Bales Fine ENTRE RIOS WOOL. 7 Ballots ALPACA. Lot. Bales. Per lb. L)t. Bales. Per lb t 1 white 58 4 1 black , 6 2 mixed 1 All faults 1 1 2 to 57 passed 59 3 2mmixed 110 MESSRS. HUGHES AND RONALD's CATALOGUZ. 445 Bales PORT PHILIP 133 „ BUENOS .AYRES. 52 Bags LISBON. 6 Bales ITALIAN. 445 Bales PORT PHILIP WOOL. PORT PHILIP WOOL CONTINUED . Lot. Bales. Per lb Lot. Bales. s. d. 1 6 Scoured 2 1 2 4 Ditto 2 31 3 4 Ditto 2 1 4 5 Ditto 1 111 51 2 1 64 2 1 75 2 1 8 1 2 81 8* 1 2 li 9 1 All faults not seen 10 1 1 101 11 1 8 12 1 1 7 13 1 1 71 14 1 2 2 15 1 1 91 16 1 1 91 17 4 Lambs 2 01 18 2 Ditto 2 01 19 2 2 01 20 1 1 llt 21. 1 1 41 22 3 1 11 ? 23 1 not seen 21 6 2 0 25 2 111 26 1 111 27 3 111 28 4 110 29 4 111 30 31 111 31 5 L'bs grease 1 0 32 5 Ditto 1 0 33 1 Grease m'xd 1 0 34 4 2 2 35 1 . 2 2 s. d. 36 3 2 li 37 3 2 11 38 4 2 11 39 1 2 1 40 4 2 1 41 1 2 0 42 1 2 0 43 3 2 1 44 3 2 15 45 5 2 05 46 4 2 1 47 3 2 05 48 1 2 0 49 1 111 550 1 1 1 11 1 53 2 1 111 1 52 1 1 8 1 54 1 2 6 01 55 3 2 Oz 56 4 2 01 57 4 2 Ot 58 4 2 01 59 4 2 Of 60 4 2 oi 61 4 " 2 0 62 4 2 01 63 5 2 08 64 3 2 14 65 4 2 1 66 4 2 1 67 4 2 1 68 4 2 Of 69 4 2 0 70 4 1 111 71 2 110 WOOL SALES, CONTINUED. POET PHILIP WOOL, CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb a, d. 72 3 Hogget 2 1 73 5 Lambs' 111 74 1 Slip° 110 75 2 1 Eq 76 1 Pieces 1 4 77 1 Part grease 1 4 78 4 2 0 79 4 2 0 80 4 1 11 ; 81 4 111 82 4 1 111 83 4 1 114 84 2 Lambs' 2 0 85 1 Hogget, part grease 1 4 86 2 Lambs' do 1 5 87 3 Pieces do 1 7 88 2 Secured 2 0 89 5 Slipe 111 90 4 Ditto 111 91 4 Ditto 1 9 92 2 Ditto 1 2 93 4 2 1 94 4 2 01 95 4 1 111 96 4 1 114 97 4 - 1 11A 98 1 1 101 99 1 110 100 2 1 81 101 1 Lambs' 1 11 102 5 191 103 5 2 3 101 1 Pieces 1 9 105 4 2 0 106 5 2 0 107 1 1 101 108 No lot 109 4 1 111 110 1 Hogget 1 111 111 3 1 111 112 4 1 111 113 1 , 1 111 114 4 111 115 4 111 116 4 1 101 117 4 1 101 118 2 Pieces 1 7 119 2 Black broken 1 44 120 4 Greasy 1 4 121 4 Ditto 1 4 122 5 Ditto 1 4 123 4 Secured 2 51 124 4 Ditto 2 51 125 5 Ditto 2 31 POST PHILIP WOOL, CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb, a. d 120 5 Scoured 2 3 127 2 Ditto 2 11 128 3 Ditto 111 120 4 2 3 130 4 2 3 131 4 2, 21 132 3 Hogget 2 133 1 Pieces 1 6 134 4 Lams 2 01 135 5 Lambs' 2 1 136 1 1 5 157 3 1 4 1 138 1 Repacked 2 1 139 1 Ditto 2 0 1.10 3 Sweepiegs 1 0 141 2 Ditto 0 0 142 1 Ditto 0 3 143 1 Repacked 1 101 144 4 1 91 145 3 1 9 SKIN WOOL. Sheets at Gs 6cl each. Lots. Sheets. Per 1b 146 3 1 5 147 4 1 5: 148 4 1 5 119 4 1 5 150 3 1 2 151 2 Repacked 0 8 120 Bls BUENOS AYRES, 52 Bags LISBON, 6 , ITALIAN, &c. Lot. Bales. ' Per lb s. d. 152 to 169 passed 17d 1 Pickings 081 171 7 1 4 172 1 1 173 to 177 passed 178 8 Bags, repaki 0 81 179 2 011 180 3 0 8 181 1 Italian 1 61 182 3 1 51 183 2 1 41 181 15 Lisbon 0 10 185 15 0 10; 186 15 0 101 187 5 0 7 188 1 0 6 189 1 0 4 190 191 passed The pricy to which sheep have reached is enormous, and may be attributed to the present price of wool, which ranges from 25 , . to 26s per s'one.—Lioterick Chronicle. FRENCH R tILWAYS. —The are the last returns of the gross receip's of tho torncip4 French railways from Sept. 10 to Sept. 16:—:Northern, 1,148,1191. ; Western. 930,493 f. ; Orleans, 1,178,6641. ; Strabourg, 1,127.7081. ; Lyons, 1,045,9301. ; Lyo,,s to 2113diterranean, 506,1 9 71. ; Southern, 340.8111. PROLIFIC GRAlN.—There was grown this year, says the Ayr Obset ver, on the farm of T a i g lem, Cumtnock, a bean stalk with 80 pods, containing 218 full-grown beans. In another fi lt.l a corn stalk was cut, on which w -re 241 p'ckles. Such produce is tl - e more remarkable, as the farm is fully 600 r et above sea-level. LABOUR IN CANADA —We are happy to be able to state that scarcely any of the class of persons induced by the representatives of the Government of Canada to come here, have been, and are, unemployed. The farmers of Canada have secured crops far cheaper than any previous rar. We believe that 1,000 female servants would get hired wi hin a week after arrival here next Spring.— Toronto Times of Sept. The Aberdeen Journal states that Mr. Welsh, of the Observatory at Kew, has, fur the last six weeks, been making a series of observations over Scotland, south of the Caledonian Canal, on the variation, dip, and force of the earth's magnetism. Similar experiments are goi ig on at present in England and Ireland. Mr. Welsh intends to extend his ob ervations to the north-west of S.:otland next autumn, and to lay his results befo.e the B itish Association in 1859. We are to have a " Dance of Death !" In conseq tence of the unspeakable horrors of this year's In Ilan "history (because of the atrocities inflicted on women and children, because of revolt, rapine, violation, massacre,) a grand, fete has been announced as about to take place in London, " for the la,neflt of the sufferers." What sympathisers are those who must rattle through a Ju!lien Q tadrille of All Na ions, or whirl to Miss Gilbert's Vandyke Polka, or have some violent enjoyment or another, before they can look melancholy and carry their alms to the Indian fund ! Athenceum. ARTILLICRY EXA.XINATIONS.-With reference to a pub lished notice, to the affect that it is in contemplation to hold an examination in the month of January next " for commissions in the Royal Artillery and Royal Engi neers," Mr. Dreury, of the War OfiSc?, writes to the Time; to staoe that the ex imination which is to take place is not for direct apnointmen's to these carp., but for admiss - o t into the Royal Military Academy, Woo'- which, where the successful candiAatei will pursue a course of studies with a view to their qualification for c.mmissicns. A VIVID DREAM.—The other night, a man, who is in the habit of ovas'onally carrying small parcels br t ween Airdrie and Coatbridge, dreamed th it he lr:d got a " roll of tobacco" to deiver, but hal forgot to do so fie rose in great haste, went to the pl ice where he thought he had left it, but, beho'd !it was not there. Afraid to look his employer in the face, the 13.11 man was engaged to pr, claim the less, and offer a reward to the fortunate finder, but without success; when, on going to his supposed employer to own his fault, he was told that he had got no parcel, - nd he seems only then to have fully awoke and found that _ . . _ _ it was only a dream.—North British Mail. AN INDUN ADVERTISF3IBNIT.—" Bib )0 Sooroo2claand Doss has always on hand a large stock of Dccca muslins, varyirg in price from the cheap but e egant gowc-piece of tw lye yards, R.. 3 8 to the • webs of woven wind,' abroar,' and the 'shuhnem,' or mcraing dew, at R.. 100 the piece of ten yards. These latter are so fine that the whole piece can be with ease passad th-o igh a wed , ii lg ling, and, when spread on the grass in the early morning, are so undistinguishable from dew that it is report-d that a cow eat a web whila grazing with )ut di covering it. The Emperor Akhbtr rebuked his sist:r for indelicacy in appearing before him clothed in only seven fulds t,f this texture."—lndian paper. STATE OF BELFAST ON SUNDAY.-We are happy t, be able to say that not the slightest attempt at disturbance was made on Sunday. The streets of our town wee as quiet as they usually are on the S ihba' h day. Tm re wer of course, the u.O LI 1011• gers ab ,ut the quays and streets—• the very class that the open.-air preaching was meant to reach ; and t) some of these, as we announc d in our Kr, Mateer preached. At B illyeafeigh, where it was stated in one of the It tdical papers that the it , v. Hugh Hanna would preach, a few individuals had gathered, but they were not aware that Mr. if mu I had, oa Sa,turlay evening, yielded to the advice of the Presbytery, and can sented to forego his intention of preaching. The police on duty at the quays were enabled to return to their quarters at an early hour, their services not being required.— Belfast News Letter. THE EMPEROR AND THE I), ET —The Emperor Alex ander, at his recent visit > t \\%nacr, lies done an ace of jsis ice to the memory of one of Polanii's greatest poets, %Yell may truly be called an event fur that country. Ail the works of Adam Mickiewi( z, as is well known, were hitherto most strictly prohibite I throughout Poland and Russia, so much so, that even those volu lies which had been printel boforl the Po'ish Russian war, with the sanction of the authorities, were not a lowed to he reprinted, so that they bad become, as it were, bibliographic curio R-gircling the litter works of Mickiewicz, the very possession of them was punished as a crime, and many persons had to languish for years in the dungeons of the Warsaw CPadel— many hal to wander to Siberia, for no other reason than for having read the " Thaddeus" or the " Dzyady" (Walpurgis) of the exiled pee t. The Emperor Alexander, who, when a child, received instr uclun ii the Polish larguige from Alickiewiez, living at that time at St. Petershu-g, has now, in a rescript addressed to the Director of Public Instruction in Poland, M. de Much mow. ordered the works of the poet to be free for print, and the copyright is to be the sole property of the poe‘'s children, up to their being of age. The Cnrman papers report that it is eifficult to give an adegaa'e idea of the happy excite ment which t! is news has created at Warsaw. The pub lisher, Herr Alarshech, has entered at once into negotiation with the trus'ees of Mickiewiez's children, offering a sum of 6,000 silver rubles for a fi.s', edition, and he is certain to reap a large profit, notwi.hstanding that high figu-e. The Emperor Alexander, in his le'ter to N. de hluchanow, represents this proof of liberality (dways speaking com paratively) as an act of personal piety to the memory of his late teacher; but the wisest policy could not have advised him Fetter, in ordor partly to reconcile the hearts tof much tried and much injiired Poland. We only regret to see, by a statement in the French papers, that the R is- Sian government has tefused perfusion to the daughters of the late poet to return to Poland. The moderation and con ciliating views of the now dead minstrel should have earned lets cruel treatment for his children.—Athenceon. SHIPPING IN. rELLIGENCE. LIVERTAOOL. OCTOBER 1. Winn YESTERD.AY, z , outh—Moderate Breeze. Hien WATEti—Morn g 42—Even. 10 4—Height, 14 ft. 0 in. OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Bell of Der.in, Ma tin Luther, and Euroclydon. VED. Sept. 39. Rice (s 5.)...,... Trieste teneriffe (s.s.) Marseilles Alb itross (BA.) Zlnte Ps eleet Malta Melin Dania Fisher ......... ....P. E. Island, Maria Buenos Ayres Amos La rence St. John, N.B. SAI3 Sept. 28. Istria ........ ...... Buenos Ayres tyro le (s.s.) ~Nante3 Bshiana (s.s.) ...... Kurrachee Pacific Charleston Sept. 29. Parker .... Bombay Wallace Magaguadari WoJdflne Quebec Camoena Quebec Eliza Jenkins St. John, N B. Washington Garner.. St. Stephens British Queen (s.s.) Havre lama Ca Jamaica Hargareth Bilboa Allegro Riga Catherine Rosser Gibraltar Olin (S e.) Copenhagen Sept. 30 ... . . Ezeelsior Rotterdam Diana Rotterdam 'alias Cesar .. Matacong Union Ostend Iceander (s.s.) Trieste Atlantic (U.5.M,5.)....New York )UTWARDS. Rose recla Carmen Havannah Borinquen Porto Rico loan Rio Janeiro Intrepido Contest Mt LOADING. Charles Jackson. Lima Lord Dufferin New Orleans James Foster, jun Nex 1 ork ld arie Ostend Genevieve Pernambuco ruscarora Philadelphia t'ilot Fi,h Rio Janeiro Esp ,, rance Ri Janeiro Cherokee ....St. John and Bahia Emily ....9t. John and Barbadoes Laura and Louise .. San Franci 3:0 !City of Palaces Singapore Oro tea V;se )unt Canning ....C. G Hope Thetis Rouen CLEARED Sept. 29, Guilford Jo n Parker Bombay John Bagshaw ....Buenos Ares Emperor Cherbourg Alpha Cenoa ENTERED F 0 Sept• 29. . I . - Carol ne Aarhus Robert Parker ...... Apalachicola Agatha and Maria.... Batav a, &c Rovana Buenos Ayres Blazer Cagliari, &c Shackarnaxo .....Calcutta Man ,anillo ...Castine,A.S. Bellona Halifax, N.S, Saxon (a.) Fennigena Hen,lrika —Konigsberg Liberator Laguayra! OUTPORTS. HOLYHEAD, September 30. Wind, S.S.W.— , loderate Breeze. London.—Arrived—The Danneburg, from Macto. %Vat nford.-- Arrived— The Theocare, from Gal,tz —Jane Emily, Laguna—Nonsolza, Quebec. nblin , Sept. 29. Arrived—The Emerald Isle, from St. John N.B.— William West, Hugget, Dordt. ,7 Stu', well Roals, Slpt. 2l.—Arrived—The W ndermere, Ross, from Quebec fur Pwilheli Westmorelarid, Graffiti's, from Quebec for Fort Madoe. Queenstown. fept. 30.—Arrived—The Krylib, from Galatz—Choize. La 4 nt—Eultanz, Taganrog—Harriet, Hu.oble, Valparaiso—Sophia, 0 ,es"a—Rwallo, Rio de la Ilache—Bneon Maria, Odessa—lgenia, C dessa. MARITIME EXTRACTS. The barque Doctor Kane, M. Kent master, sailed from Quoltec, eng, 24. On the 30th Aug. carried away the stanchion belonging to the (-crew) rulder that steered the ship, and with much to do subattu ed a maul spar as beam, for a make shift, to enable the ship to reach Liver')Jol, where Fhe safely arrived on Sept. 28. The above accident happened off the S.W. point of Anticosti (Gulf of St. Lawrence). The Ericsson (s.), for Bremen, put b.ck to New York on Sept. 16, with loss of Captain (Amber, and sailed again the same day. Sc Petersburg'', , ept. 22. --The American barq.ie, Kate Swanton, with 300 tags of sugar, is reported hereto have sunk after her collision with the Murray. SPOKEN• In lat. Lon. Aug. s..Challenger,"under j arynoluits, and s!eering for Rio ............ .. . .... .. ...... 2l N.. 33 W Aug. 11 .. Spirit of frade, fir C.dcutta.. .... .. Aug. 20.. Mountain Maid, from Rangoon Aug. 21.. Se, ingapatam .•. . 13 N.. 26 W Aug. 25.. Martha Kay, hence to rtio Janeiro ........10 N.. 2. W Aug. 25 .. Pati iot King• . ... .• : ept. i 0.. Cuquetie, Madras to Liverpool .... ..... ......33 N.. 37 W • ept. 19.. Lady of the Lake, hence to Quebec ..........54 N.. 13 W Sept. 21.. 0 tavia, bound west . .. . 56 N.. 10 W Sept. 25. , Ilorati3, off Scilly. FOREIGN PORTS. Robenotrugal, Bravo, hence at Swinemunde. Glamorgan, Jones, hence at Helvoet. Orient, Dubois, hence at Ostend. Feonea sailed from Warnemunrle for Liverpool, Sept. 23. Hendrika, Iluisman, hence at Royal. Ivanhoe, Rankin; and Asia—bola from London at Bombay. Ariosto, Tu''ock, from Sanderia:d at Bombay. Calpe (a.), sailed from Trieste for Liverpool. Ann McKean. hence at Malaga. Sovereign, Moult. and Mary—all sailed from Malaga for Li rerpool. Falm uth sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool. Trenton sailed from Malta for Liverpool. Spirit of the Times, and Cherub—both hence at Harbour Gra 'a Victoria. Nickels, Aug. 20 ; Liberia. Kavannagh, 2 ist ; Loo Choo, Horton, 22nd ; Ben Coolen, Szollay, 24th ; Bosphoras, Bogart, 28th— all hence at Bombay. Coirenanter, Crimea, and Gertrude—all sai:ed from Bombay for I iverpool. James Spars, and Endiight—both sailed from Narva for Liverpool. Tyoiemonth (R.M.s.), from Dartmouth at Simon's Bay. Unity, Rich, from Algoa Bay at Cape of Good Hope. Con ston, Gordon, hence at Simon's Bay, and sailed for Mauritius, July 24. Tyne, Johnson, from Bird Island at Algoa Boy, and sailed for Liverpool, July 18. Tiber (s.l ), W rdell, hence at Naples. Cassio, ea and Barrick—both hei.ce at the Cape of Good Hope. Milan (s.s ), hen, e at Gibraltar. Connth . au Milburn, he...ce at Naples, and left for Palermo. Villa de Equs, hence at aples. Rhone (s.s.), Wakeham, from CephaZiania at Palermo, and left for I iverpool. Lucy, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for Liverpool, July 25. May y Harrison sailed from S mon's Bay !or Calcutta, July 24, Richard and Harrison sailed from Palermo for Liverpool, Sept, 16. Kingston, Marks, from Calcutta at Bombay. Lord Rag an, Heron, from Mauritius at Bombay, with a wing of the 33rd regiment. Golden Era, Brown ; Conway; Tarn,de, Creighton ; Sibella ; iemsetjee Cursetje-, campbell; Alabama, Thomas; and Ewan. -all from Bushire at Bombay. Bassaratt Merchant, Graham; and Sammaith, Sellers—both from Knrrachee at Bombay. British Empire, Richards, from Aden at Bombay. Windsor Castle, for Hamburgh ; and Nith, for Mauritius. put back to Bombay. Walter Morr:ce, Aug. 16 ; Melbourne, 22nd ; Carpentaria, 23rd ; and lord Geirge Ben'iock, 30th—all sailed from Bombay fir Bushlre. Awifira sailed from Bombay for Akyab, Aug. 19. Gossypium, Aug. 22 ; and 13.00 mer, 27th—both sailed from Bombay for Moulme r. Albert sailed from Bombs for Gibraltar, Aug. 24. BIRTHS. On the Bth July, at Hobarton, Tasmania the wife of John Luman W.lkie, E.q., lI.SI. 12th Regiment, of a daughter, still born. On the :.o.h ult , at Acton Reynald, Shropshire, the lady of Sir Viuc .nt Itow!and Cornet, Bart , of a daughter. On the 2 ,th ult., at 9, Marine-parade, Dover, the wife of William Belli old, Est. late 88:11 Reg merit, of a ton. On the 2Gth ult., at Quarndon, near Derby, the wife of Mr. F. C. lackden, Esq , of a son. On the 26 h tilt., at Fulshiw Hal', Wilmslow, Cheshire, the wife of John Jenkins, Esq., of a daughter. On the 26th u t , at Oxton, comity Devon, the wife of Major-General Studd, of a son O t the 28th ult , at No. 7, Drummond-stree', Edinburgh, the wife of Thomal Aitchison, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. 01 the 19th ult., at the British Embassy, Paris, by the Rtv. H. S. Swale, William S. Morant, DN. (late Grenadier Guards), youngest a .n 01 the late John Moraat, Esq., of itrockeuhurst House, Hants, tl isabellt, second dauzliter of the late Frederic Beckford Long, Esl., Inspector-General of Pris nsin Ireland. ;n the 24th ult., at AU Parish Church, Leamington, Mr. Thomr.s Davis, of Artesian•p'ace, Westbourue-park, Paddington. to Anne, only daughter of Mr. Thos. Savage, of T.chbrook-road, Leam ington, Wirwickshire. on the 24th u t., at Hamburgh, Isabelle, third and youngest daughter of the late Robert A. Windsor, Esq., to Charles Pargol.t, Esq., of P. rt au Prince, Consul of H. 97. the King of Hanover, a son of the late Lientenant- olonel Pargold. On thet6th ult., at the Parish Church, Oystermonth, Glamorgan 'hire, by the Rev. 4. Davies, A.M., the Rev. James George Mould, 8.D., Fellow and late Tutor of Corpus Christi C)Fege, Cambridge, to Mary, daughter of the late John Langdon, Esq., Commander, R N., of Swansea. On the 28th nit., at Twickenham Church, the Hon. Algernon Gray Tole ',ache, to Frances Louisa, widow of Georz,e Halliday, Esq., of Bridgedeld, and daughter of the late Hon. Charles On the 28th ul`,, at St. George's, Hanover-square, London, George e d:st son of Mr. James Boote, GoMing% of A'dersgate•street, I .cndon. to t- mma, eldest daughter of the late as r.'Thomas Rushworth, of Great Berk h mpsteal, Herts. On the 29 Is ult., at St. Jude's Ch•srch, by the Rsv. J. B. Lowe. Christopher L. Met alfe, Esq., of 11011, to Ann, youngest daughter of the late John Ell, Esq., of this town. DEATHS. On the 27 h June last, at Cawnnore, Lieut. Geo. Lindsay, of the Ist B ngtl Ni ive Infantry, 0..1y ton of George Lludsay, F.aq., of the lion. E.I.C. Civil Service: and on the 9th July, of cholera, A:ice, his sister, and on the 12 h July, Mrs. George Linda iy, widow of the anove G orge I tndsay, Esq., from ftc effects V a wound in the back ; a'ao, at the tna'sacre at Cawnpore, which took place on the evening of the 13th July. Caro'ine Ann and Frances Davidson, daughters of ilia above G. Lingsty, Fan. On the 18 h July, o' a sun stroke, while in action with the rebels bete e vi here he was serving as a volunteer, Odiarne Coates Walter, Ensign, late 45 h 11e..it. Bengal Native Infantry, eldest son of Mr. iind Mrs. 0. C. Walter, of Broadstairs, Kent, aged 17 years and two months. On the 18th n't., at Tienley Cream t, Old Ford, Pow, Mr. Richard ("ark, aged 68, late of Kendal, Westmoreland, father of Mr. Miles W. Clark, of the firm of Willoughby and Co., publishers, London. On the 23rd ult , at I.la, erchydol, Montg•anery.hirer sincerely beloved and deep y egre tftl by all who knew him, David, eldest aon of )avid Pugh, Esq., M.P. On the 21th u t., at Norfolk.creseent, Hyde-park, London, aged 65, Miss l• lizabe h Ott!ey, da ghter of Drewry Ottley, Esq., many years pre hlent and Chief Justice of the island of St. Vincent, and sis ter of the live Sir Richard Ottley, C hie( Justice of Ce}llll. ;On the 29th nit., at Eas:ham, aged 68, Jane, the beloved, wife of Henry Carkenthorpe. t" B;rths, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted.when sent to our Office duly authentic,ited. NOTICE. E EC'ItO-PLATE G00D9.--I here are few branches of art that more perfecti-m has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and other table artich-s of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23. South John-street, ho, to his other branches of business, has added a department for the save of these articles, having been appointed agent to cne of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs n these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Times. Test Spoons. Dessert Do. . . Table Do Dessert Forks Table Do. ...... 245. Sent carriagef ... ree to ..ny part of the country. - - R CAMERON, t • WATCH AND CHRONOMICTEIR MAIER; 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR HIRE. SEIT.ANTS,, 4,WADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHARTS, &c. —Sept. 33, 1.957. OUT PATIENTS. IN PATIENTS. Cured . ..... .. 22 I Cured Relieved 5 Entered 5B At own request. 0 Under treatment Irregular...... 2 35 Discharged •' • • • 24 _ Dea.'...o Entered .. Under treatment ...... ...... 81 TREASURER—Jas. Houghton, Esq. VISITORS—Messrs. Rawins and Robberds. fit,Nnasay CRAPLAIN—Rev. D. T. Barry, B.A. PIITSICIANS AND SURGED ‘t3 FOR TUE WEEK-Dr. Cameron. and Mr. Hamilton. Housz Suaosows Mr. JO,. J. Pope, and Mr. John M. Biteson. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Tel e. 97 aph. NEWMARKE ItACES.-YESTZRDAY. £5O PLATE. Renown Won in a canter. ST. LLG'•R STAKE!, Aster _1 I Traitor.. 2 I Chaldean 3 Three ran. Won easy. HANDICAP SWEIPSTAKES. Puvillion 1 j Admir..lty Three ran. SIVE MAKI S OF 10 SOPS. Plague Royal ... ..... 1 Sister to Panpipe 2 Fix ran. SWFFPSTAKES OF 10 SOVP. Bard in Hand ...1 I Admiralty ....2 I Clarion, f....... 3 Seven ran. TRIETINIAL brABES. Druid ....1 I Victoria.. ..... ..2 I Peter Pap 3 Five ran. THE FOLLOWING WERE STRUCK OUT.—FIy-by-Night, Indulgence, Armiger, Misch:et; Sneer f, Alastor, all Lord Derby's lot, all Lard G las g ow's, all the Duke o f Bed ford's, both Mr. Gratwic ke's, Mary Copp, oltenitza, and Theodora. GRANBY STAKES. Gr. nd Duchess..l Flying Duke.... 2 Pectolus...., 2 F ur ran. PAID FOBFEIT.-Chtlt nee. • TATTERSALL'S.—YESTERDAY. LATEST BETTING'. CSAPARNVIrCH. 15 to 1 apt Mary ( aken) 16 ... 1 .. Plush c (taken) 25 .. 1 .. Resod 40 1 . Poodle 40 .. 1 Neville 50 1 Se. Giles (taken) 100 1 Dusty Miller (offered) 100 1 Artillery (offered) Tae fourth quarterly series of foreign wool Wes tom vlenced here yesterday, and will be continued daily until the 10th instant 22,000 bales are catalogued to be sold ; but ES merchants see the progress of the sales, they often come forward, and sometimes one, two, and often three thousand bales are added to the original list. Of the first day's sales, we are glad to see that 1,003 bales— nearly one-half of what was offered—were from Port Philip. The sale was very spirited, and the attendance being large, full prices were obtained for all descriptions. This is more especially the case in reference to Messrs. Little. dale's catalogue. The following we:e the catalogues of the respective brokers:— MESSRS. PERKINS AND ROBINSON'S CATALOGUE. 195 Bales PORT PHILIP, 118 „ ITALIAN, 1,010 „ SPANISH and LISBON, 86 „ ENTRE RIOS, 40 „ Fine LIM A, 37 „ Washed ALEN TEJO, PORT PHILIP WOOL CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb s d. 38 1 All faults 0 8 39 1 Scoured Port Philip 1 51 40 1 Two sorts 1 31 41 5 Skin 1 0 42 2 1 101 20 Bales ITALIAN WOOL Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d . passed 1 31- ]. 3i passed passed 43 3 44 5 45 6 46 6 47 to 105 19 Bales Fine Lima WOOL, Lot Bales, Per lb. 195 Bales PORT PHILIP WOOL. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. 1 5 1 11 2 2 110 3 5 Pieces 1 7 4 3 Skin 1 111 5 4 2 01 68 2 0 7 3 1 111 8 1 Scoured 2 8 9 6 Ditto Lambe 2 61 10 88' prir scourd 2 91 11 5 Combing 2 11 12 2 Black 1 51 13 4 Scourer' 1 101 14 4 Ditto 2 Oi 15 8 Di-.to 2 11 16 8 Ditto 2 11 17 7 Ditto 2 2 18 8 Ditto 2 11 19 8 Ditto 2 11 20 4 Skin 1 101 21 1 Locks 1 51 22 8 Scoured 2 61 23 6 Ditto 2 4i 24 5 Lambs 2 1 25 2 2 1 25* 3 1 101 26 6 Ist Combing 2 1 27 5 Ist Clothing 2 1 28 5 Ditto 2 0 1 29 7 2nd ditto 111 30 7 Ditto 1 11 31 8 Ditto 1 11 32 6 3rd ditto 1 10 33 1 Pieces 1 9 34 1 Locks 1 6 35 8 Lambs 1 111 36 2 Sydney Skin 1 4 37 1 Grey ditto • 1 5 Per lb Per lb Commtrrfai Saki, T K I .urtx• THIS DAY , the Ist instant, at tile Brokers Sal.— Atherton-buildings, Dale-street , 2,435 Bales East India WOOL. „ARO lIUGtIES & RONALD, Ylw- Apply to 0 06 Tilts DAY, the Ist instant, at Twelve o'clocir, Brokers' effice, 2, Dale•street. 83 Cases Malabar GINGER. 34 Chests SHELLAC. 1, C2 ls' Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER & - To close an account. t t S6 Tins DAY, the Ist I , stant, at Twelve o'clock. a Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buil dings, A l 165 Bars Cotton Seed MEAL., vorilk ___ lately landed ex George West.—Apply to Messrs. A Y ° facle gl 's fey' Co., or to J. It RA _ _ Tuts DAY, the tat instant, at Twelveo'clo ck, S t ts Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-build in g * to 1 , 284 Hills QUERCITRON BARK " now landing ex Tu corora, from Philadelphia. — APO Brown, Shipley & CJ., Merchants ; or to J. H. R 4YNER ,k C0.,13rP" TH,E3 DAY, the Ist instant, at Oae o'clocic, Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-building , ' 50 Tons Para B B _ no 17 Bales South American INDIA R UBBER, gyp.. W . J. H. RAYNER N Apply to I ' ll e k Tars DAY, the Ist instant , at Twelve o'c ,, 0 - Brokers' Office, Exchange-street Wes t, 78 Bags MUSTARDSEED. 1 Bundle BEES' WAX, 13 Bags NUX VONi ICA, 100 Bags CASTOR SEED, 21 Hhds. GINGEL I,Y 011 , . vo il' now landing ex Calcutta, from Madras.—Apply tO Ja m„ MACGREGOR LAIRD' "" ._ . y ____ _______-. 0 0 0 To-mohaow, the 2nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, VO I Broker's Office, 13, De ex or 230 Tons St. Domingo LOGWOOD, ex Cora froni::;:, 50 Do. FUSTIC, ex John Bright, from New it:l i r DT, 0 P " Apply to JOHN ROVirLl l4° ' Postponed from Wednesday. ir.' SO . To-MORROW, the 2nd instant, at Twelve &COP" Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange- buildlng7 s 150 Tons St. Domingo LOGWOOD. ex ~,C t aiclV 80 Do Jamaica DIT ID, 61 , now landing, Waterloo Dock.—App'y to Messrs. Calle r n o , 0' 0 and Co., Merchants; or to J. H. RAYN FR 0 . , ' . 1 t Hoop, 0 4 To-swallow, the 2nd insi,,n,, at 'fivelve o'clock a_ol. b y Wood hale Sheds, Brunswick Dock, Livm"„ at The following Cargo, per Dr. Kane, just arrived (Pr o t Po"' lying in the river, and deliverable in the Brnsi“ D 'oer• Dock, at Birkenhead, or Garston, at the option of the b og s, 301 Pieces, measuring 15,418 feet PINE TI OI i , , 40 „ f 1 2,162 feet superior Oitipj,P 2,) „ II 593 feet Furniture . 1,471 , 2vi qual.fy Bri g ht PIN& DEAL' 6,184 '„ 3rd „ FLOATED, 3,6.13 „ Standard STAVES, cOO 4 ,V9 ~ PUNCHEON, ~, W it Apply to Messrs. J. B. Moore & , - , °:,',e tit ° ~/ On the Quay, East Side of the Brunswick Dock, oPP°' . If ili of Warwick-street, 159 Pieces, containing 139 Tons PINE TIMBER, av erggid "." calliper, now landing ex Martha, from St. Johl,,yde' Apply to Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, & e ° ,:kfi, 24 Pieces, measuring 2,939 feet OAK T151.,,, 0 , 47 „ 900 feet ELM DI " ri s 4 o l , Now landing ex Zuleika, ' from Quebec, - ,f e 0 40 To the above will ba added quan &c., &c.—For fall particulars apply to ii Ol eff P e' EDWARD CHALONER , • r ‘ , B o' o No. G. East Side 1 2 3 " • ,ities On ot itc account o r; o ho, SATURDAY•_ ---O 0,1 SATURDAY next, the 3rd of OztoSer, at Three ' at the Brokers' Of f ice, ........ ~.)/ It.„,► 2,000 Bales E. I. WOOL. r , o , P' BROWNE, HU , TER &`-' TO-MORROW Apply to NEXT WEEK ,„ ~ On TUZSDAY, the 6.h of Oct o b e r. a t Four vv, at the Brokers' C ffic :, .6 0 2,00`1 Bale. WOOL. BROWNE, HUNTER e ra , On TUESDAY, the tith October, at the Pablie Exchange-buildings, 350 Bales East India, df oOD' 35) Bales Italian Alazad3re, Sfax, PortugeSe, ..- - and Egyptian 703 Bales vs , Apply to JOHN L. BOWES, Wool B r oker, 39 ' ot ll° On THURSDAY, tn ' e Btn of October, at Twelve o'c l°Cl( ' Brokers' Office, 2,Dale-strest, 3 Tons Deer HORNS, • 10 Do. Buffalo DO.. rvo BROWNE, HUNTER, and"l" Apply to Apply to • - '"'" OH THURSDAY, the Bth of October ••• 300 Ba'es Eaat India 200 Bales C yrdova WOOL. to Bales Buenos Ayres 100 Bales Oporto and other Apply to 710 Bales. EDMUND BUCKLEY, WO On THURSDAY, the Bth of October, at Four o' , Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildings, nacki 560 Bales East India 64 Do. Laid Cheviot 351 Do. Greasy Ororto 147 Do. o,orto Skin and Mountain 100 Do. Cordova, Izelar , d, and Egyptian 139 Do. Mog gore and Sfax 40 DJ. Ru'sian Lambs', and Turkey 33 D Goats' Hair 6 Do. Woo'leu Rags 8 Do. Sheep skins 1451 Bales Apply to PERKIN; & ROBINSON, Ou FRIDAY, toe 9ih of October, at Four o' ol°C.. 500 Bales E. I. Vtri OE, at , 26 Do. Egyptian DITTO. , 0 • P• Apply to BkOWN . , HUNTER & atk On FRIDAY, the 9th of October, at Four &clog' Brokers Sa'rroorn, 25, Temple-street , . 500 Bales Ea.t India 500 Sheets English Skin and Fleeee, vOO ll5. 1,000 Bales Turkey, Eg,,ptien, Iceland, f i Russian, and other Low " W. (REAVE CO , _ On S ,TUHDaIt, 10th October, at the Brokers' Sal e Atherton-buildings, Dale-street. 1,500 Bales East India, 170 „ Buenos Ayres, 50) „ Egyptian. Mogado-e, Sfax, Oporto, Russia, Turkey, &c., 10 Bass Turkey 'OATS' HAM. 2,000 Bales. Apply to a 1830 Ba'es. For catalogues, &c., app'y to I cr. ? HUGHES tz RONI,LD, , " .0. -CI J 4 V' KEIT II ' S 0 0 ' PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT i 34, C A STLE-STR K ET. ja „9 ARE NOW RE-OPEN E ri iisf y ie W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking_, befetO r ;", the public for the liberal patronage with which hob , '" rp oot , lir and at the same time to inform them that to accolli . ,o ‘ ep t . i , pidly increasing business he has built an entirely f n i, oi, loom, which is admitted to be the finest in LiverP"w e ctsdl increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. OE ivai" Pictures will not only sustain the high character they , , attained, but even surpass his fo r me r productions. 0 olj 34, CASTLE-STREET, LEVEE , ' v Opposite the Bank of Enz and. PURE PALE CANARY. c g, TWENTY-Six SHILLINGS , PER DOZ.' WINES A ND E R S D. - 5. 5 P 0 It T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, fi ve yea rs 14 •t in bond, and fit for immediate use.. • • 1n•......... ..... • • 4 24 SHERRY.— First Class, Pale and Gold .... • • • 4 0 CLARE P. —St. Jn ien, four years in b0tt1e...... • • • • CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. 5,- CASTLE-STREE T .- --5 ' MERCHANTS' NEW DINING 0 0 / ANDERSON 'S. sal"` THE UNDERNOTED VESSEL S giG v 1 1 present BEING FITTED with WIR E of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture— 4 di sl' Three STEAMERS an d Th ree S AIL ING vE sSS II " . John Laird, Esq. A O 94 JAMES KENNEDY (new Ste amer , — Messrs. T. Ye. ~ ",f, builders. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT E. o g 0 , Ship BOGOTA Messrs. Blythe and Tr; ) , : air,,t,V} Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart air 4 itriqt, o , New, ship LLAMA Idessse. Batty alw, iesiteti t 1; $ NEW SHIP NEWNEW S B H A I R P Q .. u . i .. : ..:...:.. .......... ::: : ....... / . 3:t . il . d . i . n . ff;,... 1 1 0 419 1 10 cit oii i NEW SCHOONER Also, a number of VE•SELS being FITTED vf,,7,0,,Cd ° 1 1 0 1 The advantage of WIRE LOPE tor SHIPS' Is,'" stP_Ar generally known needs few comments. It is inuem,,, lig e br; tO o , ably cheaper —more durable—and less than half lii OP 10 Rigging. The latter a great ad va nt age in ship s ~.00 of ll ward. CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE L l lO,, ,f , GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND It' IiANUFACTUALHs OF Wlos IMPROVED PATEN r CORDAGE AND „, 4, "I BAILMAKEREI•---811IP• COANDLstirOw li 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET LIV E i r li2" , _,p. , • A DIANUFACTONT—WAVDATIME 4 Wp p _, ~i A full Assortment of WIRE ROPE, and kiEffl'gi s 01. OIR ROPE and HAWSERS always in Stock for '-- illi • WIRE RIGGING. Printed and Published by CHARLES WI" P rf street, at his Ge nera l P r i nt i ng An d . Statiopes l 19, South John-street. Liverpool. 111LTR314.% , O(fOBER I, "37' Apply to J. H. HAVNK e. '''' `--"—illie THIS DAY, the Ist in s tant. at One o'clock, e' 0 , Commercial SalerJoM, 1 ' 1300 Drums New Elenal Turkey FIGS, ro P ill'' 110 Cases, containing Boxes Now Eleme Turkey - s' 100 Boxes New Jordan ALMONDS, ex Ebro OA"' tiff BAppl y to 03 Boxes Old Tu key FIG GEO. BIDEVACEI SUN, Brat t." Tees DAN the Ist Estant, at One o'zloc k, e t Brokers' Office, 9. Temple-court , 59 Skeleton Cases,} FIGS , 500 Dm rs, New Turkey 10 , 0 Boxes, ~,0 2800 Drums Sultana RAISINS'. . sr 12"/,. , ex lonia (s.s.).—Apply to HOUGHTON & '''' Pos poned from tired`nesdaY. ~„ st 04 Tess DAY, the 14 instant, at Twelve o'cior , Broker's office, Exchange street Wes" 120 Kegs 0 4# 5 i . m. 1 GREASE BAITER, now landing ex Vanguard, North-west corner -fil b e rt D° 4 ....4 4. open for inspection on Morning' of Sale.—Apply to c „ T ., r MACGREGOR LAIRD , tbi at lici se , Purdy ve, e4 b%l Ad o 111 . 1 ih "tU th -Ay 14 tt e l 1 e Tk4 'klobe od d , 144 4 '47 hieoi n _<l.Htn-I; ~~ T 4 1C4