Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-15 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. ( - 841 ; North British , 45 1 , 4611; 'South Eastern and 71 :'Dover, 81e, 821; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, ' LIVERPOOL, ;Friday Evening. 91 95 ; York, and North Midland, 771. 771. Manchester trade, though not animated, is suffi . To-day's Cotton Market was very steady, and ' .• a - ciently active to prevent the accumulation of prices firmer, though the business did not exceed, stocks, and orders already in hand, extend so far 6,000 bales, including 1,000 on speculation, atadior • into the future, that-sellers are as little inclined as export. Messrs. Wright, jun., in their cireularfor buyers to enter into ;protracted engage ments transmission per the A.mericaemake the following under existing circumstances. Goods suitable for remarks on the movements of the trade throughout the East are unsaleable, but not pressed ; other the week :- .. sorts are in deinaed - for various quarters, and fully Since the departure of the Arabia, which couveyidtour maintain the advanced quotations. Yarns ,exhibit -circular advices of 7th instant, our Cotton Market-has decided firmness, with sales to some extent. presented no change from the quietness which prevailed , Heavy rains /have fallen nearly throughout En at the close of last week. The daily operations have Withou t land in the past week, benefitting some crops averaged about 6,000 bales, chiefly to the trade. Holders i t reported injury to others, and, with a more maintain great firmness, and, though offering ! free y with - stock only 'when extreme rates are obtannable.i-.M liberal import of Breadstuffs, our Grain Market Indian accounts merely conerea and give the details of .'tar worn a depressed aspect, the bAsiness in a l l an previous reports, and, d with this exception, it cannot be articles 133 ni, confint dto immediate wants of con said that anything h s occurred to give the mutiny-amore sumers. Wheat must-be noted 21 per 701 b., Flour serious character. Delhi was still hell by the insurgents, ed. per barrel, and Indian Corn (the export demand amongst whom cholera -twas making frightful ravages. for which has -materially abated) Is. per quarter 'The importance attached to Eastern affairs, and th e lower in the value. The above decline was anxiety for more satisfactory advices thence, exercise a partially recovered at to-day's market, owing to powerful control ever money mat ters, and ni their linctuat copious . downfalls of rain, bat with a rising ins condition, speculators are induced to observe caution; barometer, and a return of sunshine , the buying but, as a general feature, great coufidence is still mem fested and somewhat streegthened by the latest American was ape thetic and closed flatly. reports of theerewing crop, which are no regarded a very At the half-yearly meeting of the Northern and premising for more than an average yield. English s buyers Eastern Railway Company yesterday, the 'Usual are likely to be earlier in the field than usual This swoon, guaranteed dividend was declared as follows :- from the fact that our selection will b• so much curtailed, 11. 5s for the 50/ at 5 per cent., It 10s. for the 501. and high prices alone will influence a sufficient future at 6 per cent. supply to this country, seeing that American spin - 12-rs and It was yesterday agreed to wind up three Spanish f Continental buyers are generally active competitors or the mining companies, viz , the Peninsular, Iberian, first receipts. The veal sales of the week amount to an d C ast illi an , th e ores being of too poor a per 38,650 bales, of which 26,590 are American- Speculators 1 _ t entage in 'copper to warrant- further operations. have taken 3,630, and exporters 3,610, leavin g 31,410 The shares t f the ar , atßusaian.ecleenK us e-e--- --, -"3-e--- 1 - - !•iyktcs4 , ro-nt.'" --- "' s-- - coming -easy, and the Imperial 'Ranks have re- New O. leans Fair.-:€ Mi.dling..B7,l Orclinary...s4d to 71d duced the rates of interest from 4to 3 per cent. MoSile „ ..114d „ .. 8 5-16 d ~ ..6d to 7td. Atlantic ... Phi , .. 84d ...5e I to 72d The rates of Exchange, both in India and Total taken tor ' Cons'ptiln,lBs7 1,291,195 ba1e3.1856 ' 1,360;850 bales. China, are reported at a slight decline, but it is IP Export (actual) „ ..193,060 „ , .. 44,2,246 „ not suppose d t h at t hi s w i ll - lead to any important American Rrazil Biennial E Ind ia 'W India Total. Stock this day ;379,470 26,130 15,880 44,520 610 471 610 diminution in the efflut of "specie to the East Same time 1836.604 570 4,7910 52,270 47,650 ere° 813 430 Temporarily the Silver Market is quiet, but when The business done in the Liverpool Share the letters are delivered it is likely that operations Market to-day was of a most meagre description, will again commence on en extensive scale. The transactions were as follows :-Eastern Coun- An extraordinary general meeting of the share ties, 111; 'London and North Western, 102, Lan- holders in the 0-toman Bank is called for the cashire and"-Yorkshire, 99; Manchester, Sheffield, 26th instant, to receive the directors' report and and Lincolnshire, 37*, 381, 38k; Midland, 841. accounts, and to " authorise a distribution by way 84*; York Capital Stock, 38; Dovers, 21 11-16 of interest out of the profits of the current year." The following were the closing prices :-Black- The amount of this distribution and of the balance burn, 74, - .7-1; Chester and Birkenhead, 66, 661; to be carried-forward was mentioned by us yester- Caledonian, 39, •391 ; Chester and Holyhead, ln, day, and is certainly moat satisfactory. The 171 ; Eastern Counties, 11 1-16, ; 11* ; East directors are understood to be in favour of the Lancashire, 951, 961 ; Do. 91. shares, *, 9-16 p ; policy of making a distribution by way of interest 1 Great Northern, 24, 24i; Great Western, 511, 524 ; for the first six months.of the year, reserving the Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 99, 991; Do. 9/ declaration of a " dividend," properly so called shares, 11-464 p; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, until after the accounts for the whole year shall 191, 19,1 ; London and North Western Stock, 1021, have been made up." 1024 ; Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 381. The Market for Saltpetre is excited, and during 38*; Midland Stock, 84, 841; North British, the past day or two an advanCe of 2s. was finally 11k, 11* ; North Staffordshire, 4/, 41 d ; North paid. The Sugar Market remains depressed. Tea Eastern-Berwick, 231, 23; ; York and North was firm, owing to the deficiency in the shipments Midland, 381, 384 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 221 eel; from China to this country, as indicated in the South Eastern and Dover, 21 . 1 211 ; Scottish private te'egraphic despatches. The price of Tallow North Eastern, 14, 121; Buffalo and Lake Huron, has risen to 635. on the spot: 41, 44 ; Ditto New Shares, 4, 34 d ; Dutch Rhenish, . In the London Bankruptey Court, yesterday, 41, 41 d ; Great Western of Canada, 21, 211; Ditto Mr. H. J. Cameron, of the Royal British Bank, New Shares, 1-16, 3.16 p ; Great Luxembourg, 64, came up for his last examination, but as no ac -6 15-16 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 12*. 13. counts had been filed the meeting was adjourned. The weekly Traffic Returns, received up to this An attempt WAS made, through Mr. Cameron's afternoon, were as follows :-Bedale and Leburn solicitor, to obtain the restoration of papers-which 1071; Belfast and Ballymena 1 ,114 7 ; Birkenhead, were taken from the bankrupt when he was appre. Lancashire, and Cheshire 2 9621; Blackburn 1,0661; hended in France; but the application was refused Bristol and Exeter 6;9351; Caledonian 16.2511; by the Commissioner, who decided that the assig- Chester tied Holyhead 7,3141; Cork and Bandon nees had a right to detain the documents. 3181; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 3651;• Deeside The position of the market for American Stocks 5051; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,2821; Dundee, is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,2701; Dundalk and -"On a review of the business in American Secu- Enniskillen siii ; Dublin and Drogheda 1,7341; rities during the past week, we have nothing of Dublin and Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown interest to report. There has been more inquiry 2,5171; East Anglian 957/ ; Eastern Counties and for State Bonds, with few actual transactions, and Eastern Union 25,848 ; East Lancashire 7,4031; in Railroad Bonds nothing has been doing " Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunfermline The following is a report of the London Wool 6,2971; Edinburgh, "Perth, and Dundee 40201; sales of to-day;-'° The attendance of buyers at -Glasgow and South Western 8,0401; Great Northern Messrs. Belmey's sale have been numerous, and of Scotland 1,6671; •Great Northern 25,3721; Great the biddings have ruled active, at very full prices. Southern and Western .7,1311; Great Western The present series is expected to be brought to a -33,6071; Kendal and Windermere 3441; Lancaster close on Friday next." - . and Carlisle 7,5321 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire The llioniteur publishes the monthly returns of 27,8501; Llanelly Railway and Dock 475/; London the Bank of France to August 13. We give the and Blackwell 1,6731; London, Brighton, and South most important items, with the corresponding Coast 20,4261; London and North Western 74 1711; figures of last Month, en regard:- -London arid South Western 200481; London, August. July. Tilbury, and Southend 2 5651; Manchester, Sh e f- Coin and bullion, Paris 110,537,964 .. 109 . 802,656 field, and Lincolnshire 11,7031; Manchester, South Ditto ditto branch banks 134,616,222 .. 152,573,723 Junction and Altrincham 1,.2531; Maryport and Bills discounted, Paris 308,112,160 .. 300,546,085 Carlisle 1,194/ ; Midland 34;9351;: Midland Great Ditto branch banks in Western 3,5551; Newcastle and Carlisle 3,87 . 2/ ; Notes circulation, Paris 534 512 600 552 9 - 0 500 Ditto branch banks 55,056,900 :: 55,655,200 4 North British 6,2521; North Eastern 41,3531; Treasury deposits North Staffordshire Railway and Canal 8,7111 ; Private deposits, Paris .•• 136 f 545 , 719 • • 139 1 . 748 9 50 North Western 1,2111; Oxford, Worcester, and Ditto branch banks 22,856,187 .. 24,824 998 Wolverhampton 4,5111; St. lit len's Canal and Advanced on pnblicsecurities 22,745,736 .. 24,001,936 Railway 1,6351; Shrewsbury and Birmingham Ditto by branch banks . 2,0881; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,6151; Shrews- Advanced on railway securities 17.246,100 .. 13,542 600 bury and Hereford 1,6621; Scottish 'North Eastern Ditto by branch banks (late Aberdeen) 4.8101; South Devon 2,9491; South. The stock of Coin and Bullion show a decrease of Eastern 23,4151; South Wales 7,1281; Taff V a l e 680,000/. ; the discounts a n in crease o f 660 000 1 ; 41241 ; -Ulster 1,5581; Vale of Neath 1,8001; War- the government deposits an increase of 190,0001. rington and •Stockport 3381; Waterford and Kil- the private deposits a decrease of 200,0001. ; the kenny 45.21; Waterford and Limerick -1,1331; West advances on stocks and shares an increase of Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3,3301; White- about 200,0001. ; and the note circulation an in- haven and Furness 4391; Whitehaven Junction crease of 37,0001. The continued decline in the 4451; Buffalo and Lake Huron 7661; Dutch Bank's metallic stock forms an unfavourable Rhenish 3,37/; Eastern of France (late Paris and feature. Strasburg) 3.7,0871; Grand Trunk of Canada 9,3751; The following are the latest quotations of Foreign Great Luxembourg 8931; Great Western of Canada Exchanges :-Amsterdam, short, 11 16 to 11 17 ; 7,1571; Northern of France 36,0731; Orleans, do. three months, 11 19 to 11 191; Rotterdam, Bourdeaux, and Branches 37,781/ ; Paris and do , 11 191 to 11 198 ; Antwerp, do , 25 -32/ ell Lyons 31,135/e Sambre and Meuse 9431.; Western 25 40; Brussels, ditto, 25 32* to 25 40 ; Hamburgh, ,And North Western 32,8521. , do., 13 81 to 13 81; Paris, short, 25 20 to 25 25 ; The detailed :Indian accounts do not seem to have had any unfavourable effect upon the Market for Public Fuuds.and Securities. Indeed, the very opposite may be said to be the case, as during the whole day there was an improved demand, and the ,market closed firmly. It appears that the Hon. •Company has sufficient funds available for all -.arrangements that may become necessary by the -insurrection in their territories, and that there is no prospect of English capitalists being called .• .upon (at least for the present) for any large ad vance in the shape of a loan. In a pecuniary point of view, therefore, the in.surrection is viewed with less alarm ; but many are still of opinion that -means will have to be raised before the revolt is thoroughly suppressed. With regard to the events that have occurred since the previous despatches, the opinion expressed is unfavourable, although. upon the whole, it is evident that a more cheerful tone prevails. This led to large purchases of stock, and some of those who had p-I:3viously sold upon the first intimation of the intelligence bought back, which had the usual effect of producing a re actionary movement. Added to the more sanguine feeling produced by the Indian aceotints, there was less pressure in the demand for money in dis count circles to-day, and, moreover,, asmnall amount of gold was taken into the Bank of England• Speculation is stilt very active, and during the cur rent account it is IKtely that the transactions will be extensive, though perhaps there may be less fide tuation than has been experienced in the psst month. Consols for Money closed at - 90:i to 901, and for the Account, .911 to 91. Ecchequr Bills. 5 dis. to 1 pm. and the New Three Ter Cents, 91* to 91. The London Itlilway Share Market was not so strong today, and prices were hardly maixrtained. The following were th e c l os i n g prices : Caledonian, 78 1 ; Eastern Counties, 111 ; East Lancashire, 96, 97 ; Great Northern, 96, 97; Do. A Shares, 02 ; Great Western, 533; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 98 4. 09 ; Leeds Northern, 441, 3 ; London and North Western, 1011, 102 ; London and South Western, 94, 95 ; Man chester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 381 391; Mid- • land Stock, 831, 84 ; North British, 45i,461; South Eastern and Dover, 711. 721 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 933, 911 ; York and North Midland, 773, 78; Great Western of Canada, 211 ; Grand - - - do., three months, 25 60 to 25 05; Marseilles, do., 25 62 . 1. to 25 65 ; Frankfort, do., 1191 to 1191., ; Vienna, do., 10 29 to 10 32 ; Trieste, do , 10 31 to 10 34; St. Petersburg, do., 361 to 36k. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the We3k ending August 7, 1857. MITE DEPARTMENT. , Debit. I Credit. Notes issued .. £25,098,650 Government Debt Other securities 3,459,900 Gold Coin and Bullion £25,098,650 j Total .... £25,098,650 „ BANKING DEPARTMENT. Credit. Government se curities £10,593,654 Other securities 18,679,056 Notes 5 551,210 Gold and silver coin Debit. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 6,300,771 Other „ 10,263,335 Seven days, and other bills.. 736,352 660,104 Total .... £35,484,024 I Compared with the retur have the following results : Active circulation Decrease Total .... £35,484,024 'n of the previous week, we £19,547 440 358,540 11,283,754 18,398 3,630,566 93,663 736,352 40 137 6,300,771 935,452 10,263,335 199,733 10,593,654 2,427 38,679,056 461,532 5,551,210 321,810 Bullion.. Decrease 'rs unk, 121, 12i; Oxford, Worcester, &c., 32 33 After official hours the following were the prices paid :—Caledonian, 781; Eastern Counties, 113-16, 11 5-16; East Lancashire, 962; Great Northern, 96, 97 ; Ditto A, 92, 33 ; Great Western, .52i, 53 ; Lancashire and York s hi re ., 99k, 991; London and Noith Western, 1021, 1 021; Midltt-nd Stna,, 841,1 THE NORTHERN Rest . Increase Seven day and other bills . • Decrease Public deposits Increase Other deposits Decease Government securities , Decrease Other securities Increase Notes unemployed Increase LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. —.luct. 14. We have exrerienced a dull inanimate market for cotton during the past week; the trade, speculators, and exporters are all anxiously awaiting the further develop pent of the Indian difficulty, and carefully watching its effect upon the money market. Operations have bee n limited to present requirements, and holders, with a rapidly diniinisb;ng stock, exhibit great firmness, and sell only when the full currency is obtainable, and conse— quently we repeat last week's quotations for all classes of American. Brazil and Egyptians without change. ,Surats same as last week. The weekly sales are 38,650 export. This week. IP.icespaidOurrt. Prices.! Import. Sales. Description. !this week•' Mid. Yak, Stocks. --- I --- -- i d. d. d. d. -- 1816 1 1060 Sea Island -I 7 to 27 15 7610 Upland - -,615-16 10, 81 11 Y " 38123/ .... 5010 Mobile - -, 7e . to 81 8k 8, 9781 12910 New Orleans; 6i to 101 Si SI 149) 2490 Brazil - - -I 8i to 103 Bf. 9i 26600 . .. 116) Egyptian - -10 to 121 10 10i 15330 .... 20 West India - I li to i 8 1 81 • 3ho 11646 8390 East India - 1 ' 4 ta 7! 5 i 5 47670 ___....... —. --„—. I -- --- 24733 38651 Total I - 471190 qrs ; barley, 409 qrs ; malt, 26 qrs ; oats, 1,410 qrs ; corn 200 qrs ; oatmeal, 331 qrs ; fbur, 692 sacks 1,793 brls. , R. MAKIN & SONS. . &GRICULTITRA.L PRODUCE MARKET.—AuG. 14. Per stone, 20Ibs. Per Tins. s. d. a. d s. d. s. d. Thiatocit, Pink Vyeso 0 to 0 0 Hay. 01d...... 07to 0 84 Ditto, liemps .36t0 4 0 Dial ' ' new 0 5 to 0 6i Ditto, AV hiteroclis. 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, clover 0 0 to 0 o,Ditto, Balshaws 0 oto 0 0 preen Clover 0 1 to 0 2; Ditto, Beldrums 0 oto 0 0 Vetches - 0 2 to 0 0 Ditto, cattlP 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 41 . Per ton. Ditto, oat 0 to 0 31T0rnips Ditto, barley 0 0 to 0 o,Carrots Oats, in straw .00to 0 0; Mangle wureel - !Manure - 4 0 to 5 6 ' LONDON PRODUCE M ARKET.—Avo- 14. SUGAR : Public sales, consisting of upwards of 16,000 bags are going in favour of the buyers ; in some cases, 2s 64 below previous rates. COFFEE : Plantation Ceylon fetching Is above the pre vious value. • Mocha native Ceylon not yet offered. TEA : 1,700 packages offered by auction, and going flatly without alteration at previous rates. Rce firm. Saltpetre firmer, and business doing at yesterday's ad vance. LONDON TALLOW NIA.RTIET.—kno. 14. - The market closed very firm to-day at 66s 6d paid on the spot, and 67s for September; 60s offered, and 60s 3d demanded for last three months. BOROUGH HOP NIARKET.—Ann, 14. There is but little change in the accounts from the plantations. The duty is backed at £130,000. Fine hops steady at full prices. Inferior parcels rub dull. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Auu 14. There was rather more inquiry for good fresh new English wheat this morning, and also for fine qualities of old foreign, and the turn in price was against the buyer_ Mt: •athe'VL au gcrou 'sound corn tends upwards. Beans and peas maintained their value. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM AUGUST 10 TO AUGUST 14. Wheat Harlot Oats Malt English and Scotch 2469 283 50 1030 Flour. 150 barrels. LONDON AVERAGES —Wheat, 633 01; ld ; Bye, Os Od; Beans, 41s 11 ; Pease, IMPERIAL AVERA Foreign. 260 sacks. ; Barley, 34s 6d ; oats, 28s 40s sd. ,G F.S. Wheat. Barley. Oats. July 4 .. 63s 5(1139s Od 27s 3d 11 .. i 33 10,1,373 8d 273 2 18 .. 53i 8d 3 7 s 9! 27s 9i 25 .. .623 7d,383 3i 27s Et& Aug. 1 .. 593 8d133s 5d as 7,1 8 .. SB3 10991 Id 283 2d Rye. Beaus.l Pease. 418 Ild 45s Ild 44s 53 40s 61 455 4d 435 lid 425 7d 453 11/1445 41s 3d 451 6d 428 Si 393 5d 46s 5d,41s Id 383 16,1146 s 11d,40s 103 —; 6wic i sAg.Av. 62s odj3Bs 4d 27s 9d I—. I-- [4os 9a l 46s 8d,423 lid LONDON CATTLE AAAIKET.-AuG. 14. To-day's market was moderately supplied with beasts of a very middling condition; on the whole, the beef trade ruled steady. There was a fair demand for sheep, at full quotations. The best downs produce 53 per eight lbs. For lambs the inquiry is by no means active; prices, however, are supported. There is less activity in the veal trade, and in some instances currency gave way 21 per eight lbs. Pigs and mulch cows unaltere lin value. Beef, 3s 2d to 4s fid ' • mutton, 23 10d to os ; lamb, 4s 10d to Gs 2d ; veal, 33 6cl to 4s 6d ; pork, 33 Bd to 43 8d per 8 lhs to sink the offal. Total supply—Beasts, 1,000, 110 fo reign; cows, 125; sheep and lambs, 9,742, 802 foreign ; calves, 508, 384 foreign ; pigs, 330. LLVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-AuG. 14. SUGAR The market continues flit, and the sales are confine i to 60 hills Trinidad at 473 61 to 493 61 per cwt, an 1 2,000 bags Bombay, of which the price is not re ported. RUM The transactions are restricted to 40 puncheons Demerara at about previous rates. COFFEE : A fair competition was experienced at the public sale of 40 tierces Jamaica, which brought . 6ss to to 673 for ordinary, 71s for fine ordinary, and 88s 6d per cwt for a few tierces of good middling. RICE: The market continues quiet, and we have only to notice the sale of 1300 bags Bengal at 103 31 to 10; 6d per cwt. JUTE: 011,500 bales offered by auction, about 900 bales found buyers, at prices ranging from £22 103 to £27 5s per ton, being steady rates. LOGWOOD: Of the various parcels offered to-day, only about 30 tons St. Domingo were sold at .£4 103. CAuwooo A. few tons realised, '37 153 to £3B per ton. GAMBIER : We have to notice 800 ,bales, part headed, at 163 9.i to 17s per cwt. PEPPER . 3uo bags Singapore to arrive at 50. PIMENTO : 20 bags at 4/ 1 par lb in bond. REVIEW OF THE WEEK. SUGAR: Early in the week rather more disposition to mcr..h 3Zritr.'llS3 / We ates, 230 hhds Cuba at 483 6d to 53s 6d duty paid, and 8,400 bags Brazil, at 35s to 353 6d for brown Pernam, Paraiba, and Bahia, with a smill lot of white Pernam at 433 per cwt in bond. MoLassEs : Importers have accepted lower price; ithe sales are 200 puncheons Trinidad at 223, and 100 puncheons Cuba Muscavado (indirect) at 22s 63 per cwt ; the quotations are reduced accordingly. CorrEn : The public sale of Plantation Ceylon went off with fair spirit, and 50a casks, 600 barrels and bags found buyers at 683 to 74s for ordinary to middling, up to 833 for fine middling, and 83s to 883 for Peaberry, and 350 bags Native at 64s 61 ; there are also reported 10 casks Ja aaica at 64s 6d, 60 frazili Mocha at 803 per cwt, and 750 bags Rio, chiefly all faults. PEPPER: Black has been in improved demand, and 550 bags found buyers, at sil for Malabar, Sid for Singapore on the spot, and 51r1 per lb to arrive. Rica : Although the market is without animation, yet a fair business has been done, at about former rates ; the sales are 9,500 bags Bengal, at 9s 91 to lOs for broken, and Its 3d to i 33 31 for middling to very good, 3,400 bags Necransie at 113, and 1,000 tons to arrive, price not named, 4,100 bags Rangoon at 103 31, and 180 tierces Carolina at 223 to 25s 6d. PADDY :, 4,480 bags Calcutta at 6s 91 to 7s per cwt. Rum : The sales amount to 150 puncheons Demerara at 2s 8d per gallon proof for low strengths, and 3s 93 to 3s lld for good and fi ie, 34 to 39 per cent over proof. TEA : During the week the market has been inactive for home use, but a fair demand has existed for common Cougous, Twankays and Hysons for exportation, at full previous rates. At an auction held yesterday of 2,400 packages, about 1,600 were sold at and after the sale at fair prices ; common Congou is 2d to is 2fd per lb, ac cording to quality. INnioo : Pending the public sales on the 20th instant nothing has bean done in this article. Stusa Lac : Small sales reported at 71s to 78s - 6d for orange. _ _ _ Glll - 31 GEDDA: 100 bags and barrels sold at 27s 9d to 32s 6d. GAMBIER : 800 bales have found purchasers within the range of the quotations. SAGO FLOU;. ; The transactions are to the extent of 800 bags at lis to 173 61 per cwt, principally at the former figure. t SALTPETRE: In consequence of a very:limited supply, the business on the spot is confined to 130 bags at 48s to 48 6d for 101 per cent refraction ; 000 bags have also beet, sold for arrival at Ws 6d for 5 per cent, and we raise quotations accordingly. NITRATE OF SODA : 200 tons are reported at 20s 6d to 225 6 , 1 per cwt. _ LOGWOOD: The sales embrace 110 tons Campeachy at £8 to £8 2s 6d, and 400 tons Jamaica and St. Domingo at 12s 6d to £4 15s. FUSTIC: 30 tons Cuba at BARWOOD: 50 tons at £4 15s. RED SANDERS WOOD : 10 tons at £7 Iss.' Liar WOOD: Small lots at to £2B per ton. RO3IN continues in good demand ; the sales of the week reach 4, 1 )00 barrels, on the spot and to arrive, at 4s bd to 4s 6d for common, up to 163 per cwt for fine quality. TAR OR TURPENTINE No sales reported in either. A /IMES : 200 barrels taken at 42.1 fid to 435. OIL SEEDS remain very dull, and only :small sales effected at the quotations. HIDES There is more inquiry for most descriptions ; about 800 dry salted Ceara have been sold at Hid for sound, 230 salted West India at 90, 500 New York at 7d, 130 Sydney at 71d, and 18,000 East India Kips at 13id to 143 d per lb for sound dry salted, and proportionate pr ices for other sorts. BaulsToNE: There has been a good inquiry, and prices havi improved ; the sales reach 450 tons at £7 2i 6d to £7 15s per ton, and we advance our quotations accord ingly. 'TARTAR. A fair amount of business has taken place, 12 casks cream having been sold at 100 s to 100 s 6cl, 30 casks pink and discoloured at 85s to 87s 6d, and 15 casks brown and irrey at 77a 6d to 62s 6d. ARoots are quiet, and only a few casks Oporto red taken at 465. SUMAC : The sales are considerable, some large lots of inferior having been closed off by auction ; about 2,200 bags Palermo disposed of at 103 to Ils for inferior, up to lls 3d to 12s 6d for good, and 140 bags Tyrol at 8s 63 per cwt. OLIVE OIL has been in demand at advanced rates, Galipoli realising £5B to .eas 10s, Seville and Malaga £56 lOs to £56 15s, Lisbon, £56, and Gioja •e 56 to £57 per tun ;the sales are about 160 tuns. SEAL OIL: 150 tuns have been sold at previous prices. COD OIL; Nothing worthy of notice has taken place. LINSEED AND RAPE OxLs continue quiet at the.quota- Cons. SPIRITS or TURPENTINE: Small sales of American are reported at 39s down to 37s 6d per cwt.: PALM OIL : The sales are about 350 tons on the spot at £44 15s to £46, and 1,050 tons to arrive at £45 to '46, but principally at £45 per ton. TALLOW : The demand is good ; Petersburg Y.C. (chiefly to arrive) has been sold at 61s 6:1 to 635, Odessa and Taganrog at 59s 6d to 61s 6d, Australian at 56s to 59s 6d, and North and South American at 62s to 63s per cwt ; higher rates are now demanded. LARD: Upwards of 300 tons, on the spot and for deli-. very, have been sold at 69s to 61s per cwt. JUTE : The market continues firm ; the sales (including 1,500 bales offered by auction to-day, 900 of which sold at steady prices) amount to 2,500 bales, at £2O for very low, up to £27 5s for a few bales very fine. HEMP : 75 bales Manilla sold at £39 per ton. BEEF: The market is quiet, and the engagement of another small list of troop ships has not, for so far, exercised any influence either on demand or on prices ; some small arrivals of ordinary quality, if pressed ex ship, will probably cause a decline in the value of this descrip tion. PORK, though not active, brings full prices, and the stock of all description is much reduced. BACON: The demand has not improved, and the tone of the trade is altogether depressed and unsvis factory ; the rumours of extensive reshipments to New York fail to exercise any beneficial influence, and we look for a very dragging trade until the present stock gets into a manage able compass. LARD In the face of an extremely limited demand, holders have forced the price up another is per cwt, and higher rates are still talked of. CHEESE : There is scarcely an inquiry, and the con dition of the stock on hand is deteriorating. GREASE BUTTER : Not much doing. cl i RNSIYING SALES BY AUCTION. Monday, Avg. 17.: 10 tons Siam Sapan Wood ; 300 do Campeachy Loawood ; 2,097 bags Calcutta Rapeseed ; 1,269 do. Calcutta Linseed ; 60 bales Mexican Fibre. Wednesday, Aug. 19 : 1,200 bales Gambier ; 900 bags Sago Flour; .5,216 bundles Rattans ; 4 casks Cream Tartar ; 200 bags Catch ; 10 serons Silver ; 10 do. Black Cochineal ; 30 tons loose Myrabolams. Thurscloy, Aug. 20.: 424 chests Indigo ; 64,000 Sheep and Lamb Skins. ALLSOPP'S EAST INDIA _ PALE ALE Quarts ..... Pints Imperial half-pints...:• • ........ • • .. 2s 4d per dezen. Puttied with especial case, end now in excellent condition fa] m mediate use. GEORGE BOYER- & CO., WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, AND PORTER NERCIIANT6 28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STRFET. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Ara. 14 Heavy rain has fallen all last night and during market hours, aad holders of wheat demand an advance of Id to 2d on wheat generally, which has been complied with to a fair extent by millers, and some parcels have been taken to hold over ; red American made the extreme advance, and for a parcel of new white American lOs 6d per 70 lbs was offered. Flour is in fair request at an improvement of 61 per barrel. In barley and beans no change. Oats and oatmeal fully as dear. Indian corn is again held , with more firmness, and our last quotations steadily made, but the transactions are of only moderate extent to-day. Arrivals - from the llth to the 13th August, 1857, inclusive.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—wheat. 1,046 qrs ; barley, 409 qrs ; malt, 26 qrs ; oats, 910 qrs ; o.zt meal, 351 sacks flour, 262 sacks. Coastwise—Oats, 500 qrs. Canada and other British Colonies out of Eu rope—Wheat, 1,037 qrs ; flour, 1,000 brls. United States —Wheat, 1,458 qrs flour, 500 brls. Europe, &c.—Corn, 200 qrs;; flour 430 sacks 29#3 brls.rjotal—Wheat, 3,541 DRAWING -ROOM PORTRAITS (ON PAPER, SIEF: EIGHT INCHES BY six), At the Liverpool Branch of the London School of Photography, 46, CHURCH-STREET. The following REDUCTIONS have teen made in the PRICES of PORTRAITS on PAPER since the removal of patent from the Collcdion process. The Portraits formerli charged £3 28. Od. are reduced to £0 103. 6d. 220 0 5 0 1 1 0 ~ ~ 0 3 6 0 10 6 PO 0 2 6 _ _ No diffe•ence is made in the quality Of the Photographs on account of the reduction of the price. Duplicate copies are charged half price. TIMES.-LIVERPOM„ SATURDAY, - - - AUGUST 15, 1857 LONDON MINING MARKET.-AUG. 14. The market for British mining stocks to-dayis very quiet. The inquiries are limited, but prices in most cases are nominally fairly supported. In the Stock Exchange the only transactions officially recorded is in Tin Croft shares, at 4i Imperial Brazilian shares are more inquired for, and are marked In other foreign and colonial descriptions there is no movement whatever. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-AUG. 14. The weather is very bad and unfavourable. Wheat may be quoted is higher than last week with a tolerable sale. Other articles as before. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.-AuG. 14. At Friday's market oats and wheat were dull at the currencies i pf Tuesday. Nothing was done in Indian corn. Bere was 61 cheaper. Rapeseed 2s lower than last quotations. A sample of new white wheat sold at 375. BELFAST CORN AIARKET.—Auct. 14. At the farmers' market to day there was a fine supply of wheat and oats at last Friday's rates. A few samples new oats in goof condition, sold at 7s 6d to 8s 6d per cwt. Oatmeal was in fair supply at last week's rates. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKE c.--AuG. 14. There is no change of moment to notice in the market to day. The following were the prices current :—War rants, buyers. 693 6d ; sellers, 70s ; No. 1, buyers, 713 6d ; sellers, 72s 31; No. 3, buyers, 66s 6d : sellers, 67s per ton. BANKRUPTS. Daniel Melhado. Dover, ship agent: William Hirat, Derby, silk manufacturer. Samuel West, Nottingham, lace maker. John Walker, Liverpool and Rochdale, Lancashire, tobac• conist. Charles Alexander Hall, Bristol, cabinet maker. William Heliziell, Halifax, cotton spinner and manufac. tnrer. Robert Simpson, Sedgefield, Durham, draper, grocer, and • , flour dealer. Lewis Stirn and Meyer Noewinsohn, Savage Gardens, Crutched Friars, ship chandler and provision merchant. Wibiam Robinson and William Hide, North Wharf road, Paddington, timber merchant. Richard Wiley, Leicester, linen and woollen draper. FMPLOYMENT IN CANAD t.—Mr. Buchanan, the Governmen Agent oft migration at Quebec, has i-sued a notice dated the Bth of July, 1857, stating that in consoquence of the racent large emigra tion to Toronto and Hamilton, the demand for labourers and me chanics at these places is, for the present, reduced. He recommends parties to proceed t., the country districts, and p , rticularly to the Ottawa and to the neighbourhood of Belleville ' Trenton, i ort Hope, and Cobonrg . Mr. Buchanan also specially refers to toe urgent applications he has received for labourers, at high ra , es of wales, from the township of Otanabee, county of Peterborough, and from certain parts of the Ottawa country, Full particulars as to the best route to these districts, as well as the _pamphlet of the Canadian Government upon the resour, es of Canada, with maps of the rail ways, showing their connectim with those of the United States, continue to be issued gratuitously to all patrons who apply for them, personally or by letter, at the offices of the Grand Trunk Railway Company, 21, Old Broad street, London, E C. NELSON AND Co.'s YEOMAN HATS, With recent improvements (6 and 7 Vic., cap. 65.) No. 1. No, 2; No. 3, lOs 6d 12s 6 d 15s Od NELSON & Co., HAT MANUFACTURERS (PATENTEES), 74, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. LIGHT SUMMER WINES. C. STIVENS & CO., sole Proprietors of the celebrated ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER, and ORANGE TONIC WINES, have much pleasure in informing the public, that they have produced a variety of Fir UIT WINES, many of which are equal to Foreign, end, as a wholesome and refreshing beverage, mixed with water, far euperior. Persons who have no tasted Stivens' FRUIT WINES would be surprised at their delicious flavour, being equal to the JtVee of fresh fruit. They are considered superior to any Wines yet irtroduced. May be obtained at Grocers Confectioners, and Italian Warehousemen. Frontignac, Raspberry, Constantia, K d Carrant, Lunelle, Black Currant, Dlarsaia, Gooseberry, Calcavella, Grape, Muscat, Cherry, Claret, Dry Sun, DUKE STREET, FORMERLY THE Orange, Raisin, Cowslip, Tent, Elder, Fort and Sherry, Madeira. BARRACKS. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I IVERPOO Rion WATER—MOM 6 48—. L. AUGUST 15. •Even. 7 33 —Height, 12 ft. 1 in. Aug. 13 Abner Stetson New o•leams I Le Valliant Charleston ' Kyle ......Cronstaatt I Saxon (s.s.) .... Hambnrgt. Aug. 14, Nantilns Valparaiso Twin Si .ters .atet tin Kelpie Aft es Catherine Hodges...... Marseille Gleam Havrc F. M. C Dunktrl Granite - tate .. New o.4ean Phmbe (5.5.).... Sir R. Peel . New York Humber Qaebec Wasp - Arkl w Mary Fowe) !Anna. lUnion [Witch.. Dublin Falmouth .....Dublin irWririmce .. Henry Holmes Etival ..... .. Caroline .... .. .• Po le Zabina aia ..- .... .. Afersey .... •• i.•.......Am1weh Indastry Arklow. Hawk... . .• Cornucopia.. ..Bridgewater Orion .....• Abbey Robert.. Ellen ...... Aug. 13. Jessie Miller ... :• • Newfoundlane , Ten eriff3 (x.s.) Genoa A. Petronella .. Sydney, N.S.W. A. Z. ... . New York Annette Have ..........Nakskov Thomas Labrador, &c Johanna Hepner Danzic Vesta ... • Herald Windsor. N.S. Anne Ronen Liltias Quebec Wm. Hutt Ribs Inez . CLEARED OUTWARDS. Villa de Equa Naples Preffery Ron.n Orient St. John, N. B' Alice Pelican Valpara'so ,Hannony Zurickzee Venice Riga Boston Aug. 14. Laly Franklin New York Don't) (8.8) Lisbon Bogota Knnrachee Jalawar Singapore Forest Queen C. (4. Hope . Melbourne Fortitude Hrvann ah Aug. 13. Champion Calcutta Sarah Newman CalcuM , Haabet. ..Cron tadt ParAg AI Ga ilea Memel ENTERED AC Aug.l3- ru.:a . . .. ... . Bombay Beloochee ..... Bombay Inkermann..... Bombay Tamaulipas (a.a.) .. Bordeaux, &c Bowen 3 ..... Buenos Ayres, :ie. Elba (s.s.) ........ Niko Constantinople, Sic: _ Ellen Catherine .......... Amelia .............. . Gibraltar 111 LOADING. Helen norm w Halifax, N.S. B Zbee (a.s.) •.....: Havre I.RZ.V) Witch of the Wave Monte Video Retzi a Narva Oden ......Rio Janeiro Keturah ...... Rio Janeiro Harriet...... St. John's, N.F., &e Pol'y .... ....St. John's, N.F., &c. Gezina ...... St. Petersburg!' Rita (s.s.) .... Santander Anna Mender son —Singapore E'iza ..New York OUTPORTS. HOLYHEAD, August 14. Wind N, rth, moderate breeze. . August 13.—arrived--The Deborah, Peters, from Liverpool for Dordt. Belfast, Anent 14. Arrived—lnstinl, from Richibucto. Falmouth, August l2„—Arrived—Tbe Bennedich Knuth, Larsden. from Galatz ; and Ireland (s.s.), from East Indies. Gravesend, August 13.—Arrived—Miaerva, from Memel ; Pet from Wyhorg. Gravesend, August 14.—Porgis Minde and W. H. Aueast, from Danzic ; Maria, Stettin ' • Louisa, Konigsberg ; Antie. Stita ; Sarah Margaret, Cronstadt ; Familien, Romeo ; Johan, St. Petersburg. Sailed—Albion, for Adelaide; Ben Muick Dhni, St Helena. Deal, August IC—Passed—Her Majesty's ship Des, from Ports mmuth for Woolwich; her Msje ty's ships Black Ea :le and Banshee, from the river f westward ; IndaT, from Shields for Carthagena ; Devereux, from London for Qnoec ; Ida, from Danzic for Toulon; President Van B ()meat from Memel for Cardiff ; Elwric Flash. from Archangel f Jersey ; Susan, from Landon for Rio Janeiro W Hitesford, and Charlotte Harrison, from London for Quebec. Anchored.—Northwood, from Monte Video for Leith. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, Atteust 14. The Waterloo (s.). on shore in Be'fast Lough, hull and machinery much injured ; a seam-tug has left Belfast to assist her. Two vessels arrived at Belfast with cargo from the Waterloo. Cuthbert Saxon, from Greenock to Qaeb?c, is ashore at the Mull of Cantire. Plymouth, Aug. —.--The Empress Eugene (s.s.), from Liverpool for London, his arrived here with damage to machinery. St. Helena,Jaly 5. —The Sc',Houston, of Liverpool, from Akyab to Falmouth, was abandoned, June 12, in lat. 35 S., lon. 26 E.; crew saved by the Perekop, arrived here. —The Caroline, from Bombay to Liverpool, was spokes, June 19. in let. 35 S , lon. 21 E., with 90 tons of cargo thrown overboard.—The Timandra experienced 35 ho ga'e off the Cape of Good Hope, and boarded the Sea in a sinking state, on the 13th June. Fars', Aug. .1.--rhe Highland Chief is reloading.—The Kertch, from Callao to Queenstown, put in hare to-day wits damage, hat' ng been in collis on with the Baretto Jun r., Ju y I , in let. 1 S., ion. 30 W. Cape Town, June 22.—0 n the night of the 19t't it commenced b'owing fanonsly ; the cotter Fox, loaded with ieneral cargo for the Coast, was totally wrecked.—On the 20th, the Ellen Rawson was driven higher up the beach, though apparfntly not injured; and several vessels we-e provided with anchors and cables.—Jane Pratt, from Liverpool to Calcutta, put in here leaky. TenerlEfe, Aug. 1. —The Niger (s s.), from Africa to Liverpool, whin was on shore here, has become a total wreck ; masts, spars, and part of rigging landed, and only a small portion of cargo lost. The c rgo saved has been shipped per (R.M.S.S.) Candace, and Ethiope (arrived in Liverpool), and R tzia and Guanche, leaving nine casks sail here, and probab some in the wreck. Simond's Bay.—Mary Hardy, Reynolds, from Manilla for Genoa, with damage, and pa t of cargo overboard. Singapae;June r 2!.—Ca'edonia, French schooner, from Melbourne, was burned. Ball Slr iits.—Julietta, for Singapore, was burned. Norman, Aiatnl, from Colombo, went ashora.in Galls Hub mr, July 2. Crew saved. Ifajastan, Atkinson, for Mauritius, put back to Calcutta leaky. VESSELS' REPORTS. Raport by the Cambridge, arrived here from Akyab ; Spoke. In !at. Lon. June 22.. Spoke the Jacoba Christina...... ...... 3 N.. 24 W. Jnue 25 .. Ouan Gandy; and Elizabeth, hence to Cape Tosn . . June 26—Elizabeth Ann ; Britannia; and Duke of Rex burg . ..... 7 N.. 25 W. Aug. 3.• Windsor Castle . Ang. 3..Chataworth SPOKEN. In Lat. Lo May f:9.. Fort George, hence...... June 4.. Blue Rock, hence to Aden .... • ........31. 5..38 E. Jane 6.. Dunbar .. .... 47 N . 19 W. June 16.. Anne Holsberg. June 17.. A ntunette Seraphine, Cardiff to Singapore ....23 N.. 2i W. June 17.. Lady On aria .... Kate Kea ney, from Singapore, off the Cape of Co3d Hope. June 19 ..Alms, Bombay t) Liverpool.... • • ........ 34 S.. 17 E. F. K. Althaure, from Calcutta, off the Cape of Gcol Hoye. Jane I9..William Gibson. fr-m Bombay, off the Cape of Good Hope July 14. .Neptune New Orleans to Liverpool.. Lochiel, Calcutta to London. Aug. 6.. Bel airs, Hull to B ................ 50 N.. 2 W John Norman, hence to Valparaiso, off Bardsey Zouave, Bombay to Liverpool, off the Caps of Good Hope. FOREIGN PORTS. Gyrn Castle, Withycombs, from Calcutta; and Berwick Walls, Henley, from Singapore—botb at St. Helet.a, and sailed for Liverpool, Jaly 3. Sta., tied. Fawn, from Akyab at St. Helena, and sailed for Cork , July 4. Cairngorm, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed for London, July 5. Fuiwood. Fi zsimons, from Mu lah ; Roderick Dhn, Owen, from Bombay; City of Palace's, from Calingapatam ; R )blna, Montgomery, from Bombay—all at St. Hvlena, and sailed for Liverpool, July 4. Perekop, Pope, from Bomb ; Ravensworth, Appleby, from Ceylon: Maria Somas, from Ceylon; Northern Light, Marshall, from Akyab; Timandra, froat Calcutta; Kildare, from Rangoon—all at St. Helena. America, Carbonel, hones at Marseilles. Adroit, Davis, hence at St. Nazaire. Dane (s.s.), hence at Jiambro. Sanzeon Knight, hence at Ulealnrg. Industrie, and Dart, both hence at Astend. Georgina, Coombes; lauthe, Absalon ; Index, Eave; Lady Mona, Hall ; and Portena, Whiteway—all hence at Monte Video. Guardian, from Cape de Verde at Monte Video. Zelie, hence at Goree. Genevieve, Turner, hence at Pernambuco. Pilot Fish, Sedgley, from London at Pernambuco. Kelpie, Bailey, trom Harbour Grace at Pernambuco. Celt (s.s.), from Bahia at PeLnambaco, and sailed for Liverpool, July 20. _ . Annie Scott, M‘Gregor, from Mud° at Pernambuco, and sailed for H milt= Roads, July 21. Henry Jones, sailed from Pernambuco for Rio Hache. July 11. Amaz)n, sailed from Pernambuc, for Macao and Liverpool, July 16. Ennerdale, Memphis, and Sarah—all from Pern imbuco at Mace'o. The Caesar, Susan Knapp, Harmonia, and Sun, wile i from Rio Grande, May 17; loao, May 25; Banshee, and Mosquito, May 27—a1l for Liverpool. David Harrison, saile from Pahla for the Clyde, July 15 ; Chat tanasea, for Rio Janeiro, July 1G; Ranger, July 16; and lndus,'J nly 18—both for the Channel. Maria, sailed f oat Archangel, July 24; and Pflel, July 28—both for Liverpool. Joshua and Mary, and Juinata, from Pernambucs at Paraiba. Glen Tilt, and Seaforth, from Cape de Verds at Monte Video. Lincladen, and May, hence at Buenos Ayres. Skiddaw, Gardner. hence at Rio Janeiro. Lady Sale, Cook, hence at Maranham. UndL anted, Thompson, frem Callao at Fayal. Ploiad, Martin, hence at Madeira, and left for Persian Gulf. Thomas, t can, hence at Antwerp. Bellona, sailed fr, m Cionstddt for Liverpool, Aug. 2 Robin Hood, from Hong Kong; nnd Mii : age, frol Liverpool—both at Shan hae. Langdale, from Bombay at Calcutta, very :eaky. BIRTHS On the 3rd ult., at Rio de Janeiro, the wife of Henry Law, Esq., of Essex,treet, Strand, Londen, of a son. n the llih inst., earoline,'t .e wife of Thomas Robson, Esq , of Holtbv House, Yorkshire, of a daughter. On the 13th inst.. the wifa of Mr. John Edmund Russell, No. 1, Priory, Elm-:rove, Peckham, of a diukhter. On the 13th inst., at 16. Hanover Villas, Notting-hill, the wife of John liendall, barrister-at-law, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 12th inst., at the Churcli of St. Me:Eel's, Stockwell, by the Rev. John Hewson, rector of !more Erris, co. Maio, %NM am Merritt, second son of ihe late Willtim Turner Comb,r, Esq., to Charlotte Henrietta. youngest and orly surviving daughter of the late John Hope Johnstone, Esq., of the H.E.I.C.S. On the 12th inst., at Ingestre, St fford, the Mo 4 Noble the Marquis of Lothian, with the Lady Constance Talbot, daughter of the Right Hon. Earl Talbot. On the 13th list , at the Catholic Church, St. Jchn'a•wood, by the Very Bev. (anon Neill T ,lbot, brother of the bride, Lewin Bentham Bowring, Fsq., Bengal Civil service, son of Sir John Bowling, Governor of Hongkong, to Mary l.surr, daughter of the late Adm;ral the Hon. Sir John Talbot, G.C.8., of Itodehill, Del o.::;hire. DEATHS Killed, in the mutiny at Delhi, cn ihe lith May, aged :20, Lieu tenant William Waterfiel• , of the 54th Reg , rnent N. 1., yonrgest son of the late Major William Hill Waterfield, of.th- Bombay Army. On the 13th inst., at the Lodge, Wi.ham, E.cex, from the efiecta of a fall at Dunmow, a few days previously - , ‘Villiam Wright [Amid, Esq., Deputy-Lieutenant and Justice of .the Peace for the county of Essex, aged 71. t - Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted w h en sen t to our Moo dials authenticated. Comm - a:fat Sitel, Apply to Oa account of who - n it may concern;_ le :6 , On MONDAY next, the 17th instant, at Twelv e o ' Broker's Office, 7, Fac'ange chamber* • 60 Bales Mexican FIBRE, all faultg.__, D , ex Conqueror, from Tam i:o.—Apply to Messrs. Lai and Forwood, Merchants; or to al' 0 14, FR kNCIS J. Apply to On account of whom it may concer l 'ooe, On TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Ilalf-pagt a k t T H. H. o n l g . ' _ w r y Saleroom, nrfurther r o About 2,200 Quarters INDIAN CO IV tofh PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING Or I V A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterpro°' ONE PENNY PER SQUARE F00T•,,,, W. ;f , Office and Warehouse—S. ensms-02" ' .0 1 WHAT is COMING to LIVERP (O - 31st instant ?—Why„. Sr`/ THE GREATEST NOVELTY IN Tfiv/ GARDEN SEATS ! GARDEN SEATS THE Subscribers have just got to ll' Assortment of rr . G ARDEN SEA"' IN NEW AND ELED ANT DESIGNa• . 1 C. D. YOUNG & (10 0 4 CASTLE-BUILDINGS, DEBB". T R CAMERON, if AlO l l V• WATCH AND CHRONOMETER 54, SOUTH CASTLE- STREET' - 010 MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, 0 00 SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, 3- CHARTS, &C. KEITH'S gi b PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT 34, CASTLE-STR gor• ARE NOW RE-OPEN • W. K. takes the prisant opportunity of thankit, the public for the liberal patronage with which he u n 'onOp and at the same time to inform them that to ' le t Or' 1 pidly increasing business he has built an e ntirei , o ol. o , ,o room, which is admitted to be the Rust in Li ie n r g l it& increased facilities now at his disposal, W. IC' i i ol 7 Pictures will not only sus . ; yin the high character t attained, but even surpass his former productions . 0 0 34, CASTLE-3TR EET, LI Opposite the Bank of Englasy:_l:_.- PURE PALE CANARY' 01 ,1, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS 'PER DOZ E WINES ANDERS 5 ,-CASTLE-STBEET --- ' s' P 0 It T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five yea— 461r ' in bond, and fit for immediate use. •• • gli In P1nt5...,.. SHERRY.—First Class, Pals and Gold ...• •••• ' 4P CLARET. —St. Jn len, four years in . • • • ••'. CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ANDERSON'S• 10 1) WHAT is COMING to LIVERP 31st instant?—Why, fi j ° TIIE GREATEST NOVELTY IN FINAL CLEARANCE SALE. PLUME begs to inform the Pub ll , Y i • has re-let the p r e m i ses , 18, Berry-Stn s sequence, the who'e of the STOCK of o' s 'o DRAPERY, HOSIERY, HABE ID I,SHERY, S --- A 1 MERE NODS, COBLTRGS, ALPACA`. FLAN 6 ",,, ll i BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, RIBBONS , 7, CI WILL BE SOLD AT A GREAT REP; e oO rt As a clearance must be made by the Ist of S i l f sa , A LARGE STO K OF FAMILY MOURN` N.B.—No reasonable offer refated• /. ATATES &HESS, } ENGRAVERS, II .„ A f . d, 33, LOR STR R ET, AND LITIIO O ' ei r LIVERPOOL. ToEr.R.H.prince WEDDING STATIONERY AT SUPPLIED liY L I V ) YATES SzliES,' pil fi b [ N 33, LORD-STY:EST, H lE.-S Il i A T 1 LIVERPOOL. ----(1 0 1 ) HERALDRY BOOKS {yATE S9 ;r 6 Kept for InPpection, and 3 3, Do r O i SEA!, ENGRAVING By f , T V .113 l?' • .._:- - -- --- , 21 ' f TO TOI3,I(;CONLSTS, HOTEL KEEP ER A OMER& 1 1q , f O,! Large assortment of BRITISIT Lv a bi CIGARS, well matured, and n ot to b e surpass e i house in the trade, at the undermentioned ,1! il VERY L OW piticE° fi' di BRITISH. I For'° r n ~,. Per lb. 1301. CUBAS WOODVILLES PATRONS Fine HAVANNAS-12s & 18s Cd REUALIAS.... 8s 6d and 14s Od LARANAG.A S EL IMPERIOS.,/, PATRONS ••••••••/, NABAGAS ' lstClassCAT3Ar`_,V... .30s Oci 2 nd Class CAO,V" FOREIGN. LOPEZ . L. GOLDSMITH, ,0 4 4, ST. GEORGE'S.CRES' LIVERPOOL. Printed and Published by CHARLES WlL street, at his General Printing and Stationer) * 19, South John-sheet, Liverpnol. - sAIURPAN", AUGUST 15, 1857' NEXT MONDAY. On Mormay next, the 17th Instant, at Twelve o'clock' Brokers' Office, 2, Da'e-Atreet, 590 Higs RAP, SEED, 800 EMPTY BAGS. 1y to BROWNE, HUNTER FR kNCIS J. Dr/1, , On MONDAY next, the r/th instant, at Twelve o'cloz Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-building s ' 390 Tons CAmpeachy LOGWOO O, 310 0 landing per A. L. Crawford, from Laguna. _Apply to Gray, and Co., Merchants ; or t 3 J. H. RAYNEV-- r. O - - .v. J. a. nas ; Oa MONDAY next, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'cl°' Commerc'al Saleroom, Temple-Cond e ',t 219 Cases Naples 1 EMONS, ex Mces 12 I Boxes Palermo DITTO, el Fran kfor' : 37 Do. Do. DITTO. ex Albanlan' 110 Half-chests I isbon DIT TO, ,x Cintr a ; 29 Cases Naples ORANGES, S "V 100 Da. Do. LEMONS, ORANGES,) B 62 Boxes Palermo DITTO. 40 Half-chests Lisbon DITTO, S I 25 Half-boxes Do. AP PLEq, eE 10) Do. Do. TOMATOES, 239 Boxes Port ONIONS ex Braganca' 20 Bats Naples WALNUTS, 100 Do. Barcelona NUTS. Drily to JAMES ADAM, SON vv ir IN r On WEDNESDAY, the 19th 1,.5t., at Twelve Brokers' Office, Apsley-bulldings, GOO Bales G'AlklßlElt, Sound and heated.—Appl/ to JEFFERSON & TAY L/ WIRE RIGGING' t THE TJNDERNOTED VESSL ,I P present BEING FITTED with %Vl' d r of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture-- $, Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING VESSE L John Laird, Esq. i r e ro . ' JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer -Messrs. T. ' builders. t e ' .E. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT Ba „war 40" Ship BOGOTA ..Messrs. Blythe and .t.'4 , 1 1 1. Ship LADY HEAD Messr s . St u art snag-co.& New ship LLAMA Messst. Batts and e NEW SHIP. NEW SHIP. NEW BARQUE. /3000i1d$, NEW SCHOONER ... Wlg.o Also, a number of VE •SELS being FITTED scit, 7 ,6lfe l The advantage of WIRE h 0 PE for SHIPS' 1 1 1- r,gbt,,, 1 0,' gencrally known needs few comments. It is rnrwL,',, - "e ably cheaper —more durable—and less than half stl Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships ward. CARD of Comparative SIZES -and PRICE 1 ,1 ‘ ,"' 0, , s GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND `" MANUFACTURERS OF 1,70. ° IMPROVED PATEN V CORDAGE AND SAILMAKERS —SHIP CHANDLER. ?OO t 3G AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, LIV E S h ql MANCFACTORY—WAVERTREE-ROA D ' f,(Py A full Assortment of WIRE RO?tc, and k p 0 COIR ROPE and HAWSERS always i n Stock for P-} use.