Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-26 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. The Cotton Market closed very quietly to-day, with estimated sales of 5,000 bales, alt to the trade. A careless indifference pervades bath buyers and sellers, but when business transpires it is on the basis of i t. decline in the middle and lower qualities. Messrs. 'Wright, Jun., and Co., in their circular ism?..l this evcning, make the following remarks on the movements of the trade during the week:— Since the departure of the Arabia with our circular advices of 18th instant, our Cotton Market hag relapsed into quietude. The trade are induced to wmk upon present holdings rather than increase them, and have consequently only operated sparingly, the daily sales not averaging 5,000 bales of all kinds, and Surats forming a leading feature in the businesg. No reduction has, how- ever, taken place in the rate of consumption, nor is the prospect of early supplies any more encouraging ; for although a few days fine weather, in tha growing districts of the United States, had inspired hopeful future anticipa tions, their rearzati , n depend entirely upon the contin gency of an early or late frost, and the comparative receipts of new crop at the shipping ports, say ab3ut 3 ; 500 against 10,500 up to the same date last year, sufficiently decides the backwardness of the season. In the meantime our stock is gradually diminishing, nor is it likely that im ports for some time will be at a less cost than the prevailing currency. These features induce indisposition to sell by the leading holders at any reduction in pries•, although instances of a slight yielding by outsiders are apparent. Speculators are inactive, and exp)rters are relatively quiet ; both, however, are close observers, and the revival of demand would probably lead to enhanced value in the present position of the staple. In money matters no immediate change is anticipated ; but the declining state of the grain market is an element of additional strength. The total sales of the week amount to 28 900 bales, of which 14,320 are American. Speculators have taken 4 410, and ezponers 1,710, leaving 22780 bales of all kinds to the trade. The import for same time is 10,252 bales, of which 341 are American. The quantity knuwn to be at sea from American ports is about 10,000 bales. PRICES TO DAY. New Orleans Fair.. ofd Ni cluing ..91c1 Ordinary...6'd to 811 Mobile •• 9 id •80 „ 7c: to Sid tiontic „ 9)1 „ 91 „ .. 6d to /lid Tctal taken for Cons'ptinn,lBs7 1,589,200 bales.lBs6 1 607,870 bales. Export (actual) „.. 221,459 „ „ 16, , 4)0 American Brazil Egypri n E India Wln it Total Stock this day .206,710 15,920 7,170 6 , i,6 0 430 293 r 0 Same time 1856.499,10 39,930 51,640 4,),120 1 ; 900 141,730 In the absence of any bona fide business, the Liverpool Share Market has again had a tendency downwards to-day, and it closed rather flatly. The future is in a great manner dependent on the Indian news. The following were the transactions: Eastern Counties, 11, 114; Lancashire and York shire, 96, 90R, 96* 96; London and North Western, 96, 961, 960 961, 964-, 961, 961 ; Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln, 40, 40*; Midland, 80, 801, 801 ; North British, 12, 124 ; North Eastern, 22, 22L-; 224 221 ; Dovers, 19, 19i; Grand Trunk of Canada, 114, 11 7-16, llt ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 31 per Cents, 644 ; do. £lO shares, 111 ; Leeds and Liverpool Canal, 507. The following were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 74, 8; Chester and Birkenhead, 651 xd, 66; Caledonian, 421 43; Chester and Holyhead, 161, 16*; Eastern Counties, 111, 111 ; East Lancashire, Stock, 91, xd, 911; do. new 9/. shares, 2 xd, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 24 1 , 244-; do. A shares, 101„ ; Great Western, 53, 541 ; Lancashire' and Y or k s hi re, 96 ad, 9641; do. new 91. shares, d xd, 8 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 182- xd, 188 ; London and North Western, 964, ; ditto Bth Shares, 13-16, 11-16 d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 401 404 ; Midland Stock, 801, 804 ; North British, 128, 12 7-10; North Staffordshire, d ; North Eastern-Berwick Capital Stock, 224, 22 13-16 ; York Capital Stock, 384, 381; Leeds Stock, 231, 24; Scottish North Eastern, late Aberdeen, 11, 12; South Eastern, 19a xd, 191 ; Dutch Rhenish, 34-, 31d; Great Luxem bourg, 64, 6'4; Buffalo, and Lake Huron, 54, 5 d ; do. New Snares, 54, 5 d ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 114, 114; Great Western of Canada, 204, 204 ; do. New Shares, 1 4 d. 'The weekly Traffic Returns, received up to this afternoon, are as follows :-Bedale and Leburn 1151; Belfast ar.d Ballymena 1,2361 ; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,9881; Bristol and Exeter 7,536); Caledonian 14 7171; Chester and Holyhead 8,7141; Cork and Bandon 289/ ; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 3011; Deeside 2691; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,7611; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,085/; Dublin and Drogheda 1,9831; Dublin arid Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown, 2,01.61; East Anglian 1,0131; Eastern Counties and Eastern Union 26,3471; East Lancashire 7,4371; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunfermline 6,8251; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 3,5551 ; Glasgow and South Western 6,9561; Great North of Scotland 11,691; Great Northern 24,6551; Great Southern and Western 7,5181; Great Western 81,5681; Kendal and Windermere 308/ ; Lancaster and Carlisle 7,634/ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 27,9771; Llanelly Railway and Dock 5461; London and Blackwell 1,5241; London, Brighton, and South Coast 18,6371; London and North Western 70,1011; London and South Western 17,0961; London, Tilbury, and Southend 2,024/ ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 11,8611; Manchester, South Junction and Altrincham 1,6381; Maryport and Carlisle 1,0941 ; Midland 35,8571; Midland Great Western 4,729); Newcastle and Carlisle 3,752/ ; North British 5,818/ ; North Eastern 40,8251 ; North Staffordshire Railway and Canal 7,4471; North Western 1,1411; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,7801; St. Helen's Canal and Railway 1,8281 ; Shrewsbury and Bir mingham 1,8461; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,4681; Shrewsbury and Hereford 1,7251; Scottish Central 8,3481; Scottish North Eastern (late Aber deen) 3,7141; South Devon 3,4471; South Eastern 24 7661; South York and River Dua 3,1721; South Wales 7,9111; Taff Vale 4,7681; Ulster 1,6381; Vale of Neath 1,9031; Warrington and Stockport 3711; Waterford and Kilkenny 4901; Waterford and Limerick 1,145/ ; West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3,6121; Whitehaven and Furness 4921; Whitehaven Junction 4501; Buffalo and Lake Huron 1,0461; Grand Trunk of Canada 9,797/; Great Luxembourg 1,0611; Great Western of Canada 10,0701; Sambre and Meuse 1,1451. The demand for Money keeps quiet, and rates of discount are not changed. In the Market for the Public Funds and Securities, to-day, there were very few sales reported, but prices of Consols remain without the slightest alteration. For Money the closing rates were 904, and for the Account 90; to 904, and Exchequer Bills at 10 to 5 dis. No business of the least importance wa; transacted at the London Railway Share market to-day, and prices exhibit a downward tendency. The closing rates were as follows :—Caledonian, 84 834 ; Eastern Counties, 11 5 16, 11 7-16; East Lancashire, 92, 94 ; Great Northern, 97, 98; Do. A Shares, 89, 90 ; Great Western, 541 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 961 ; Leeds Northern, 47, 48 ; London and North Western, 961, 96/ ; London and South Western, 901, 901 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 412 1 ; ; Midland Stock, 801; North British, 492, 50 ; South Eastern and Dover, 65i, 661; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 902, 91i ; York and North Midland, 77i ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 111, 111; Great Western of Canada, 204, 204 ; Do. new, -a, ; Oswestry, Worcester, &0., 32, 33; Mexican, 21! ; Northern of France, 34k, 341 ; Paris and Strasburg, 3-1 i; Russian, 109, 11.1 ; Paris and Orleans, 54, 56 ; Western France, 272, 281; Sambre and Meuse, 61, 71; Namur and Liege, 64, 71 ; Great Luxem bourg, 62, 6 ; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 6y; Dutch Rhenish, 31, 3, ; Lombardo-Venetian, 31, After official hours the prices current were as follows :—Caledonian, 831, 84 ; Eastern Counties, 1.1 5-16, 11 7-16; East Lancashire, 92, 93; Ditto A, 89, 91; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 9r,i, 96; London and North Western, 961, 96! ; land Stock, 80k, 8 ; York, Newcastle, and Ber wick, 90i ; Yorx and North Midland, 772. There is very little if any alteration to notice in the General Produce Markets during the week. In Sugar a fair business has been done at steady rates. Molars 's, having slightly declined, has met with rather more favour. In Coffee, very few rates are reported at nominal prices. The demand for Tea is not so active as last week, and prices of Congou are rather easier. The Rice Market is 2973 , 0 LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-SEPT 25. Srusa.—The sales are confined to 80 boxes Havannah, all faults, at 46s to 48s Gd, and 550 Siam at 55s Gd to 57s per cwt. MOLASSES OR Russ.—Nothing has occurred. CotFaz.—The Jamaica advertised for auc lon to-day was not offered. RICE.-1,300 baps Bengal are reported at 13s 31 fir table, and at auction, 3,5 o bags damaged Arracan were sold at 9s 6d to los Gd, and 2,300 bags damaged Bengal at ga to 12s per cwt. for let class. JUTE.—Of 2,400 bales ofered by auction, nearly the whole of t` -, e sound was withdrawn, the sales being chiefly confi❑ed to damaged parcels; part of the sound realiz,d .e2O 103 up to ..£26 per ton for very fine. Hs 11 P.— The Manilla was also withdrawn. SAGO FLOUR.—About 800 bags are reported at 17s 9d to 18s per cw dull, without, however, any change to notice in Singapore have changed hands, on the spot and for arrival, at Old to 54d, 150 hags of white also ound buyers st Sid per lb. INGER.-355 bags Bengal cold at 24s per cwt. Rica —A fair amount of Lusiness has bee done. bat the general t 'ne of the market is dull, and in soma insta ces buyers have operated on rather ea ier terms. Ihe sales are 9,300 bags 13..nga1, at es 6d to toe for yellow carbo, 10 31 to Is 6 I for low middling to midd ing, op to '43 for vr-ry fine tal le, 4 0 0 bsgs Arracae, xt 103 for L srong, and I Is 3d for Necran.ie, 3,1,00 bags Moulmein at Ils 6', and 4,000 bags god pinky Madras at 10. 61. per cwt. PEARL SAGO.— Upwards of yOO boxes brought 23s 31 for large, up to 26t per cwt. fer small grain. Rum is in demand; tne small sales made show at rather higher prices. TEA.—The actk ity notices; at the elite of the market 13,..t W, wick subsided on he delivery of Cirini I. tiers os Mond y, and sales have only been limited ; some few common congons have changed hands at is 2d to Is 24d per lb, and me'ium to fine kinds at rasher easier rates. gcsated to is in poi request, but fe cff ring. The public sales held yesterday of 1,700 pi kaees (a large i e ortios being green) went off well, with the exc3pt on of a few common young hysons, which sold Id per lb lower. INDIGO.-10 chess Kurpah h ve been soil, the price not r3ported, and 21 chests Bengal sold at 5s 71 to 6s 6 I, being an advance of is 31 to is 61 per lb on the London July sale prices. Gym —3O tons red e fr:can brought els. Mnitanobasts —5OO bags so'd at 83 to as 6d. GAMBIER —4 0 hales sold at 17s to 17s 6d. SAGO FLOUR has been in good d• mand at advancing prices, the sales being , 2 000 bags which sold at 163 91 to 18s per cwt. readily ob'eined. Trade is slow quote lower From Germany and sheep. 261 calve;, and 170 pigs. Mid'and, and 119 mulch cows from prices for calves; we cannot, howe7er. Holland there are 232 beasts, 1.950 300 beasts from the Northern and the Home Conaties. In the Provision trade throughout the week there has been a rather dull feeling, and prices of Beef have declined 5s to lOs per tierce. In Pork itere is a moderate business doing, at steady prices ; Bacon must, however, be quoted is per owt dearer. Lard and Tallow is steady, with ftw sales going forward. The Grain Markets throughout the country have a downward tendency, and the expected import of both Wheat and Flour, at prices considerably below our present rates, furthers the movement The attendance at our market has been very limited, and to effect sales a decline of 41 to 61 per 701 h on Wheat, and fully is per barrel on Flour, would have to be submitted to. Indian Corn is also easier to buy, and is only in moderate request, for feeding purposes. Te-day's market very dull, and business restricted in all articles; prices irregular, but generally lower. The Manchester market remains very steady, as far as prices are concerned, but the demand either for Goods or Yarns is less active, and there, as here, some little irregularity, both in opinion and practice is experienced. The stoppage of the private bank of Messrs. Harrison, Watson & Co, of Hull, is announced. The firm is an old and highly respected one, and not the least suspicion of their embarassment seems to have been entertained. Their difficulties have arisen through transactions with houses in the Grain trade, which have themselves suffered heavily by the late fall in Corn. The institution was not a Bank of issue. Per stone of &In. s. d. P. d. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 5 0 Best Dns & Hf-bred 0 0 0 t , Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w 0015.... 5 0 5 4 .econd quality beasts 3 0 4 o Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves Pigs . Best Dns & Hf-breds 5 4 5 6 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Baagts at market, 964 ; sheep and lambs, 7,12); calves, 36:2, ; pigs, 355. LONDON' MIRING MARKET.-SEPT. 25, In the market rnr home mining stocks to-'ay t'era are cont'nned inquiries for &feel Csnsols .hams, which hare been dealt in at 14, 131. and I corn Bas•ett shares .ra steady, and are marked 16. In other de crip inns they• is no move • ent of importanre. the market re raining gene-olly steady. Imperial Bra zilian shares have oeen dealt in at 2. All ()Ater foreign descriptions are net; acted. Ces'a OlL.—no ca , e3 hare realise:l6i Tpt. S LT:ETRE is higher, 3,060 bags bavi g been taken to ssrrive at 55s to 62, for 5. ant s'o bags at 53 s for 01, and 64s for 4i per cent. refraction on the -pot. NITRATE OF EoDA.—The sales are 200 tons which sold at 23s to 25s per cwt. _ _ LOowoon.—oo ten , Campeachy sold at £7 155, 2) tons Honduras sold at £5 t7B 62, 140 tons Jamaica at £4 7s Cd to £4 Mr. usx,e—lo tons Cuba sold at 9 s>, 200 tons Spanish and Puerto Cabello sold at .t 6 13, to 23 61.:0 tons Ceara at .46 155 to £7 12> 63, 22 tons damaged J >main at £7 2s 6dt> .e 7 ss. BARWO n.-60 ton, G iboon sold at £4 103 to £4 153. • LIMA Woo n.-10 toss sold at £27. - RED SANDERS WOOD sold a , .e 8 per ton. Ro IN.—The sales reach 3,00 barrels, principally common, which sold at is 6 I to 4s 7d, at Os to 10s fur medium, and 16s to 19s 63 par cwt for 11 :e quality. TAR AND I URPENTINE.—NO sa'es reported. ASHES —Only retail purcha , es are reported, at 423 61 to 43s for pear', and a' 43s o 43s 6d per cwt for pet. LINSEED is in fair demand, and of Bombay, 2,' 00 bags have been sold at 68s p r quarter. RAPESEED q vet, and no sale. reported. HlDES.—There are us transactions of moment to notice, beyond 700 dry , altel Brazils at 1 , 11 per BRIMSTONE has sold steadily, but at irregular prices, 450 tons being repot toil on the scot at £8 12s 61 to XI per ton, and a cargo to arrive, prico not transpire I. The whole of the gold, ex the Montmorenu (some 200,0001.) has been purchased for transmis sion to the continent. Letters from Syria state that the caravan from Damascus to Bagdad has been pillaged of goods, chiefly European, to the amount of X 160,000; and that, although the plunder is being sold openly in the market, the Turkish authorities do not interfere. Trade in the Levant is very dull, and the unsettled state of Lffairs at Constantinople keeps the Exchanges very high. The Paris Tfoniteur publishes the convention concluded between the Fratich Government and the " Compagne des Messageries Itnperiales," for the working of the proposed new line of steamers between France and the Brazile. The convention is to last for twenty years, and the Government grant an annual subvention of £lBB,OOO sterling. Aa'ets.—There has been a little more irqu'ry ; 40 cues Bologna white s )Id at 77s 6.1. 10 casks Sicilia i at 58, GI to 60s, and 6 casks Oporto red at 455. 'TARTAR.—RetaiI sales of brown have been made at 753, and ells colonrcd at Sys. Sumac has been chill, and only about sco bags Palermo hava changed hands at 105 to 12s 61, 50 lags Palermo 'ea , es also sold, and some small 'ots of Tyrol and 13/roe ona at 7s 3.1 to 9s. BERRIES —155 hales Pe , Aao yellow t .ken 45s to 47. 6d. Tuameatc,-310 bags 41 553 6 I to 59e 6d per Cat. ANNATTO —l5 casss brought 91 , 1 to Sid per lb. OECIIELLA WEED.-19 tons Lima £6o 10s per ton. OLIVE ( IL has remained without change, ihe..sal -5 this week are 9) tuns 't the quotations. SEAL OIL.-150 tuns coloured, on the spat and to arrive, are re ported at former rates. COD —2O tons at the quotations. Liarii• ED AND RAPE OILS continue without change. SPIRITS CF TURPENTINE.—smaII tots of American have realized 38s 3d to 393 ter cwt. PALM OIL has been in limited demand, and only 150 tons sold at £45 15, to £l6 on the slot, and at £45 er ton to arrive. TALLOW CO , ti sues dull, at Gls 6d to 62e bd per cwt for Y.C., and at propordonat.. rates for other sorts. LARD.— 50 tons sold at 71s to 72s per cwt. J UTE.—' MO bales are reported at £2O 55 to £26 15s. HEMP —5O bales Bombay at £lB to £2l, and 350 ba,'es Manilla at £33 per ton BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending Sep. 18, 1857. 'ARTMENT. Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,930 Gold Coin and Bullion .. 10,534,945 BEEF.—Ho!ders continue very rress'nz to effect saes ; buyers in consequence take ad atutage and insist on a further reduction. which is generally conceded to the extent of about 5s per tierce on the best qualities, and lOs per tierce on low sorts. PORK is steely. but not active, and socks being ll 6 ht, no great cba-ge is looked for until arrivals of new Irish appear. &too/v.—Continued shipments to New Yo-k give increased strength tl the market, wine'. must be quoted fully is dearer. Of what now remains on hand, the large proportion Is "Cumberland Cut." and this to go free y mast be converted inta long and short mi dies. Hems are a slow sale. SII , II3LDERS.—No original left, but the demand is supplied from "Cumberland Cut" bacon. Total .... £25,009,945 PARTMENT. Credit. Government se- curities £10,593,653 Other securities 18,962,051 Notes 6,108,730 Gold and silver coin LARD.—Sa.I.3 reach to about 100 tons, but the market is without animation. CIINESE.—A slightly improved d3mand has set in. which wil increase with colder weather. XNSUING SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, Pept. 28. 20 tons Farina ; 2 0 hags Sago flour, 2,300 bags Ba seta rice; 13 i tons and 4 000 double bundles Piassaca ; 4 tierces, 12 br s 1 half do, Jamaica lees' wax. TuESDA.v, Sept. 2g —5,350 satied ox and cow hides; 5 bales leather; 601 bags c r- fr ee ; 78 do mustard seed ; 1 bundle bees' wax ; 13 bags nux vomica; 100 co castor seed ; 21 hhds gingel'y oil. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30 bats Sago flour; 1 6 cases borax; 100 chests shell lac; 643 1)3 , 5 Bengal gia4'er; 225 bales orchelia we d ; 344 boxes camphor ; 250 ba es madder roots; 450 bags limnbay 5 ltpetre ; 364 do sago ; 500 do yellow mustard seed ; 40 ton aspen wood ; 8,789 bales wool. TEIDESD Or, OCT. 1.-7,730 bales wool; 50 tons, 17 bales, 2;g pac`iages Indian rubber ; 10 cases oil of peppermint ; 40 bales Irish moss; 2 ca,ks tartar; 20 eases white wax; 25 do gum arable; 300 slabs; 2 bags gutta percha. TCESDAT, Oct. 6.-67 2 0 kips; 7,700 ox, cow, and buffalo hides ; 10 bales sheep and goat skins. WEDNESDAY, CO. 7.-183 bales horse and cow hair; 2.870 bales wool. Tarascax, Oct. 8.-112,400 ox, cow, bnff do and deer hides; 10 cwt. buffalo 5 tons horn tips ; 74,300 skins; 27 tons ivory. FRIDAY, OCt. 9 —2,000 bales wool. LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKET.-Sgrr. 25 SALES THIS WEEK. 1,399 Salted Monte Video ox bides, average 471 lbs at gid per lb, tase 4 lbs. 57 s Ited Russian ric hides, average 35i lbs at 74 rer lh, tare 3 lbs. 755 dry a ted Brazil hides, (Cea.as) average 33i lbs at 1 lid per lb. 2,594 Dist India kip, Calcutta ship damaged, average y, lbs at O9cl to 10141; covers at 3d per lb. 50 tons 6myrna Valonea, fair, average £l5 per ton. 275 cases mares greasa, fair 414 per cwt. 10 cases m ,res gr. sae s at 41s 61 per cwt. 100 tons bone ash, at .W 4 4s per ton, 50 tons horn Waste, at £8 per ton. 717 bags Australian bones, (pr.ce not reported.) 524 tons Mimosa hark, at £8 ios er ton. 18 tons Mimosa b rk, loose, at £7 104 per ton. _ G. F. MARTIN. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—SEPT. 25. Per stone, 201135. Per gop.,s. s. d. s. d a. d. s. i. Potatoes, Pink Eyes 0 0 to 0 0 Hay,old ...... 0 7 to 0 B} l Ditto, Kemps .... 3 10 4 3 Ditto, Hew.. 0 6 to 0 7i, Ditto, Whiterocks. 3 0 to 3 3 Ditto, clover 0 7 to 0 7i; Ditto, Seeding... 3 6 t , 4 0 Green Clover 0 l to 0 1; 1 Ditto, Beldrums 0 oto 0 0 Vetches 0 0 to 0 01 Ditto, cattle 0 8 to 0 11 Straw, wheat 0 22 to 0 3i, Per ton. Ditto, oat 0 3 to 0 3iTurnlps Ditto, barley .... 0 ki to 0 3 Carrots Oats, in straw to 0 0 Mangle wurael - 0 (Manure 4 0 to 6 0 THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1857. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-SErr. 25 Our market this morning is very thinly attended, and the greatest inactivity pervades the trade. In wrieat we have scarcely a trans act on to report; superior kinds of Ame,ican and other foreign are held nominally for Tuesday's rates, but buyers could evict/fitly stapp:y themselves Id to 2 t per bushel cheaper, and s condary de scriptions as well as new Irish generally, have suffered a decline of 2d to 3d per 701bs. f xtra qualities of flour nearly sunpor ; our last quotations. and are in some request, but anything inferior is unsale able even at a reduction of 6d to Is per barrel and sack. Barley dim cn't c f sal. and rather reducing in value. Beans make fall prices. New oats must be quoted Id t 2d per bushel, and oa t mea l is pe r load under Tuesday's currencies. Indian corn moves slowly and quite in retail, and late rates are litt'e better than nominal. Arrivals from the 22nd to the 24th Sept., 1857, inclusive :—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wh at, 860 qrs; barley, 49 qrs; oats, 1,120 qrs; oat meal, 2,397 sacks ; flint', 559 sacks. Coastwlse—Wheat, 55 qrs ; malt, 35 qrs, oats, 195 qs ; beans, 6 qrs; flour, 732 sacks. Canada and otter Bri ish Colonies out of Europe—Wheat, 500 ire ; flour, 3,514 brls. United States—F our, 100 brls. Europe. &e.—Whear, 100 qrs: corn, 850 qrs; flour, 210 sacks 585 brls. Total.—Wheat. 1,515 qrs; barley, 49 qrs; malt, 35 qrs; oats, 1,1;6 qrs; beans, 6 qrs; corn, 153 qrs; oatmeal, 2,397 sacks; flour, 1,501 sacks 4,199 brls. R. Al AKIN & SONS. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—SErr. 25 We bad a very quiet market fur both goods and yarns to.day at unchanged prices. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, —SEAT. 25. Snosa.—The market has been steady during the week, with an aver.o e amount of business done. Th - 3 good and fine qualities suited for consumption have been bought freely at very fall prices, but the low descriptions have ben dull of sale. The relined m rkot has advarced fully 13, as goods ready for delivery are scarce. Lumps, €3s 6d to 665. COFFEE. —The qu7nlity offered in public rale this week has exceeded the demand, and a decline of folly Is has teen established, yet a fair amount of busine s has been d ne. TEA —This ma ket has been very du:l, and prices with difficulty supported. Hi( z.—We do not alter general quotations, a'though the market has been d a 1. Rum.— A limited business done at previous rates. FALTPETRE.—Tha market has then actie and exeted this week ; prices have gradually advanced, and are m,sv 7d higher than last week. Refraction 3to 6 on the spot quoted 61s to 63s ; on the spot and for arrival, 64s to Gss. SP.CES have sold at about previous rates. Corrow.—Madrat has advanced id this week, and a fair am - nnt of business done. INDIGO Hold. rs have asked higher prices this week, and in many instances obtained them. In other artic es no material alteration. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—SFPT. 25. The market is (inlet at the following quotations:—Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Cgs , September, 593 ; October to December, 583 3d to 6 'a 6d; January to March, bas 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--Szpr 25 . The demand for new hops continues limited at I i.te prices. The duty is still estimated by many at .t 220,000. The p'anters do not fee dist.osed to sell at present prices, as they are tar from being remunerative. LONDON CORN MARKET.-SFPT. 25. English wheat and dont' could not be purchased this morning upon quite so favourable terms as earlier in tho week, and f ,, reilen was quite as dear as on Slonelay, with an improved trade. Barley was is fair request, and its value was wel maintained. The arrivals of oats are ag, in liberal, and considering the magnitude of the recent receipts, their value is remarkably well snppor ed, without much life. Prices were much the same as earlier in the week. Beans and peas scarce. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM SEM 21 TO SEPT. 25. Wheat Barley 0at5....... Malt English and Scotch 4030 2120 690 2020 Foreign, • • • • 8100 .... 1770 1800 32860 Flour. 190 barrels. sacks. Lormox AVEZAGII3—Wheat, 59s gd; Barley, 443 7d; oats, 323 2d ; Bye, 40. Od ; Beams, 42s 101; Pease, 45s 3d. LONDON CATTLE MARKET.— Slrt 25. We have a few more beasts than on Friday last. Monday's quota tions a e fully supported for best qualities, hut trade is heavy for infeilor. There is a vtry middling supply of sheep. Late prices wo WAKEFIELD CORN Nl_kßKEr.-SEPT. 25. Wheat wai he'd for last Friday's prices. but the *ales to-lay were slow, eacPpt for thole,. parcels. Common oats were is lowa*, and we have no ch , nge to notke in other articles. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.-SEPT, 25. Thera was ano'her day of great depr ssion in our market. Oats were 6d lower than on Tuesday. Pri ne m iltinz burley realsed Is over 1 s • week's prices. A few salaa by retail took pace in I :dien corn at a trifling advancJ. BI LPAST CORN NI A RKET.-SFrT 25. There was a large suoply of wheat at to•day's market. and with a moderate demand pri es declined Is pe^ cwt. The condition of oats w.s bad, and they so'd at Bs. Oatmeal was qu tad at 13s to 15i. per cwt. Yellow and White Indian cmm changed hands at 176 s per ton. CORK BUFFER MARKET.-SEPT. 25. Although there were a large supply to-day. npward4 of 2,300 lt , gs and firsins, the market advanced, and all a. , 14 at the following quota tions :—Firsts 1173 ; Soconds, 1093; Thirds, 1043 ; Fourths, 98 s ; Fifths, 843; sixths, 633 per cwt. GREEN'CK SUGAR NIARKET.-SFyr. 25. Refiners are willing to bay raw s igen at late rates, but holders asked an advanc.i oc 6d. Crusted sugar is quoted at 54i to 593, be ng Is higher than last week. In other samples no alteration. GLASGOW PIG IRON NI ARKET.-SEpr. 25, There was a quilqt market to diy at the folo ging prices:—Mixed NO3 , buyers 675, sellers 67s 6d ; No. 1, buyers 695, sellers 6g s 31; No. 3, buyers 645, sane, s C4s 6d per ton. BANKRUPTS. By British and Irish Hagnetic Telegraph. Daniel Nazar, Dover, hatter. Isaiah Robertson, Upper Sydenham, Kent, boot maker. Thomas Garniss, Great Grimsby, toiler. Richard Sydney Lambert, Bris 01, dealer in manure. William Rees, Glastonbury, bookseller. John Woolliscrofc, Leek, corn dealer. Montague Moss, Bcrough Market, fruiterer. William Savage, Winchester, china dealer. Thomas James Dore, Stour Provost, Dorsetahire, inn keeper. Thomas Wright, Wainfleet, wine merchant. Evan Davies, Swansea, draper. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Samuel Blackburn and Elwin Blackburn, Little Gni3r3A l : cloth manufacttrera. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE By British and Irish Magnetic Telepaph. MANCHESTER RACE''.—YESTERDAY. CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. Prince of Dwnyirk..l i3ironess f... 2 Mme. Ristori..3 Five ran. TR AFFORD HANDICAP. Skycutter..l I Red White and 81ue...2 I Lord Nelson.. 3 Fur N HANDICAP. .1 1 Hopitality....2 I Kenerdy ..3 Three ratT. CITY HANDICAP. Greenwich F4ir..l Julii 2 I Ghika 3 Ten ran. LIVER 'OOL AUTUMN MEETING, THE GREAT AUTUMN CUP, value 200 sovs , given by the shipmasters, captains, and stexedors of Liverpool, with 100 sovs. in specie, added by E. W. W. Topham, the lessee and clerk of the course, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 sovs each, 10 fr., and 3 only if declared at a time to be named when the weights are published ; the fcrfeits to go to the race fund. Second to receive 50 soya out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 50 sovs to the judge, starter, Sze. Twenty acceptances, and not less than six to start, otherwise the cup will be withheld. A winner of any handicap after the publication of the weights, of the value of 100 says 5 lbs ; two or 200, 2 lbs extra; and the winner of the Cambridgeshire Stakes, 12 lbs ; second, 5 lbs extra hut no horse to carry mare than 12 lbs extra. One mile and three:quarters. - 63 subs. Weights to be published on or before Tuesday, the.2oth October. Age Aleppo.... The Mar let Cotswold Dalcamara . ... 3 Glee , inger St. Giles .............. Vandal Relapse . . Ellington Warnermarske Gilliver ......... ...... 3 The Bonnding Elk 6 El Hakim .... Maid of Derwent Commotion.... Hamlet . . . . GoA Friday * sir Colin Victoria rryor Prioress •• .... • .. Babylon Mceestissima Prestbnry ........ Vandermenlin G , neral Bosqust .. 3 The Sluggard Apathy .. LiverpOOl...... • • ............. 3 Sneeze 3 Zig Zig a December Babble.. .. 4 Danb3yne .................. 3 Tournament ........ Underhand .. Poodle a Strathnaver Age Cheater 3 Black Swan ................ a The Assayer .. * M Dobler b f by Busy Bee by the Fly , ing Dutchman Bonnie Bee by Galanthus ..... 3 Sacrharissa .. • • Lima Bashi Bazook.. . Mysterious Jack ';eorge Brown Fo'moodie Risebar Special Licenae.... ..... 3 Artil Claret Alice br c b Alarm—Plash ........ 3 Ruth ...... • • "• • '•" 3 Neville Homoeopathist * Gemma di Vergy ........ .• 3 The Zouave .. Tattler ........... Mary.. ...... 5 Qieen 83 , 3 3 Gunboat Polestar .. .. Fisherman 4 Laverne *At torney-General • • •• • • 3 The Dupe Pant.,mime Sir Hum2hrey ...... .• 3 The Dusty Mil:er 3 King of the Gipsies .. Those marked thus * hay] knowledge of their owners, I prescribed unless specially of ,ng been entered without the rill be struck out by the time 'tiered to remain in. CHESTER AIIIMIN MEETING. THE TRADESSIENS' WELTER CUP of 40 sovs. in specie, given by the Grand Stand pr.prietors, added io a Handi cap Sweepstakes of 50 sovs each. Winner of any handl - cap of 100 sovs clear, after the publication of the weights 51b, of the Shorts Handicap or Innkeepers' Plate 7lb extra, but not to be accumulative. To be riden by mem bers or sons of members of White's. Brooke's, Boodle's, the Jockey Club, Goodwood, Heaton Park, Eglinton Park, Bibury, Southdown, or Liverpool Hunt Club, and Officers on full pay in the Army and Navy. Arty Gentle man (having the consent of the Stewards) not being a member of the above Clubs allowed to ride on payment of 3 sovs to the Fund. Jockeys allowed to ride' on carrying 5 lbs extra. Winner to pay 5 sovs towards ex penses of the course. Mile and a half.-10 subs. Weights to be published in due time. Age Age St. Patrick Little Davie... .......... Pretty Boy . . • . Commotion . Tha Sluggard . 5 Mast!r A CLEVER Roauv.—ln the course of Tuesday and the day previous; a person wearing the garb of a gentleman, succeeded in passing off no fewer than 16 counterfei• sovereigns in different shops in Glasgow. The plan which he adopts in most cases is to ask for a certain article and throw down a genuine sovereign in payment. Just, how ever, as the shopman is about to give him change, he suddenly recollects that he has some silver, and rc-pocketing the genuine sovereign, begins fumbling for the silver. Of this however, with a disappointel look, he finds be has not s flicient to pay for the article, and accordingly hands the shoptnan a sovereign—a counterfeit one this time— and having obtained his charge, walks off. DEATH OF A CHARACTZILLA woman named Martha Heath, aged 83, living at 16, Sandford-street, was, we regret to hear, found drowned in the river Chelt, near Barratt's mill, at an early lima yesterday morning. Police-const,bles Lewis and Wilkins were shortly after wards on the spot, and life being Extinct, the oiy was removed to the stables of the Swan Inn, High -street' where an inquest was held in the evening, before J• J. Lovegrove, Esq., coroner, and the jury, after hearing evidence to show that deceased had thrown herself into ihe water, returned a verdict of " Temporary insanity." We understand that although deceased went by the name of Heath, her real name was Martha Probert. She was the wife of a man of that name, who was, in company of Thurt, II and Hunt, engaged in the robbery and murder of Mr. Weare, whose death some thirty years ago caused so much xcitement throughout the country. Oa that occasion Probert saved himself from the gallows by turning king's evidence. His two companions in crime were convicted and hung, and Probett himself was some time afterwards convicted of horse-stealing, and the crime at that time being a capital offence, he suffered the same fate as his former accomplices. Mrs. Probert then took upon herself the mane of Heath, and has since resided with her relatives in cheltenham.—Cheletnham Lzanancr. ISSUE DE' Debit. Notes issued . • £25,0C9,945 £25,009,945 BANKING D: Debt. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 8,045,099 Other' deposits 9,002,624 Seven day and other bills 802,670 £36,3;8,049 I Total £36,318,049 Compared with the returns of the previous week we have the following results : Active circulation Increase £18,901,215 28,067 11,188,560 29,991 3,914,656 Increase Seven day and other bills . 802,670 Increase Public deposits Increase Other deposits Decrease Government securities 10,593,653 No charge Other securities Increase Notes unemployed Decrease Bullion Decrease 18,962,051 297,999 6,108,730 , 85,322 The following are the la test quotations for Foreign Exchanges:—Amsterdam, short, 11 15 to 11 16; Do. three months, 11 19 to 11 19k; Rotterdam do., 11 19 to 11 19i ; Antwerp do., 25 35 to 25 42i ; Brussels do., 25 35 to 25 42i ; Hamburg do., 13 8 to 13 Si; Paris, short, 25 20 to 25 25 ; Do., three months, 25 578 to 25 621; Marseilles do., 25 60 to 25 65 ; Frankfort do., 1188 to 1188; Vienna do., 10 31 to 10 35 ; Trieste do., 10 33 to 10 36 ; Peters burg do., 36i to 361, ; Madrid, 49 to 49i- A memorial to the Trinity Board, advocating the making of Folkestone a pilot station, is now lying for signature at Lloyd's, and is understood to have the support of the committee. If the measure be adopted, the communication between London and the Continent will at certain times be materially facilitated, particularly when the wind is from the south-west. We understand that at the meeting of the share holders in the Monarch Fire and Life Insurance Company, resolutions confirming those previously adopted for the amalgamation of the Company with the Liverpool and London Company were passed. It was mentioned that the income of the concern from premiums alone will exceed 400,0001., and that the funds actually invested are more than a million sterling. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Caractacus, for the conveyance of passen gers from Liverpool to Melbourne, at the rate of £l5 7s 6d per head. At the meeting of tho shareholders of the Gee long and Ballarat Railway Company, to day, the resolution for winding up the Company, passed at the former meeting, was confirmed. The sum returnable will be lld per share on the whole capital. The directors of the Mercantile Bank of India have announced a dividend of 5 per cent, and bonus, being equal to 7 per cent for the half year ending the 30th June. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. —SEPT. 25. The quietened tone noticed in the cotton market at the close of last week, has continued uninterruptedly throughout the present. The daily transactions have been of a most limited character, and although hoUers generally have shown a careless indifference about selling, prices of American most be quoted *d per lb lower since Friday last. Brazil and Egyptian also participate in the quietude, and are rather easier, Surat more freely offered, and id to id per lb down. Parcels to arrive (pito neglected, and fully id per lb lower. The weekly sales are reported at 28,900 bales, of which 4,410 are on speculation, and 1,710 tor export. Thi k. IP- _ This week. , P. , cespald'eurrt. Prices. • rrnport. Sales. Description. this week• Mid. Fair. Stocks. ---- --". ------ -- I --- d, d. d. d. -- 330 Sea Island -10 to 23 16} 17}1l •—• 1 4270 Upland - .1 6} to 91 9 9i .... 1430 Mobile --, 7 to 91 91 91 208470 316 8290 New Orleans lGato 11 9 3-16 9 2070 1670 Brazil ---91 to 11 101 105 15180 ... 500 Egyptian -- 11 to 13} 1 1 4 115 7820 370 380 West India -', 9 to 911 9 1 91 160 7466 12030 East India -41 to 81 i 65 61 65670 10252 28900 Total I wry. REVIEW OF THB WEEK. SCOAII has been in s'eaoy demand, without change in prices, the principal busing a continuing to be in refining descriptions. The saes are 350 hhels. 8.P., 2,500 bags Bengal, at 42s to 45s for Bum malls, 51s to 53s for Date, and 53s 6d for Syrups, 1,000 b3gs Com, , ta at 365, 2;0 hilds. Foreign West India at 4as 'to 51s 6d, 1,850 boxes Havannah at 46s to 475 60, duty paid for Nos. S and 9, and 2,100 bags brown Pernams at 31s per cwt., in bond. MOLASSES —lmporters having shown a disposition tq meet buyers, more busine , s had resulted. The sales include 300 puncheons Antigua from the quay at 228 to 22s 6d per cwt., and 650 puncheons clayea Cuba, the price for which has not transpired. COMR.—The market has continued inactive, the business in Jamaica being limited to 25 tierces and 70 barrels, at 60s to 87. 6d. per cwt.; of Brazil, 250 bags Rio and Bahia have been purchased at former prices. PappEL—Black has met with a speculative inquiry, and SOO brgi SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, WI r D YESTERDAY, N. HIGH WATE a—Morn. 3 59 Sept. 24. Reliance Sylphidan Nakskow Agatha Maria.... Du d' Sep'. 25. Oberon Mary Ann Powell . Caldera Annie .... Sept. 25. Falwood ......• ...... Caleutri Redan • . Sydney CLEARED Sept. 21. Tajo (s.s.) ...... Coranna Affines .. Gibraltar Catherine Rosser .Gib alt R. B. Porter Anna Margarieta . Leghorn' • ENTERED FC Sep'. 24. John Gr'ffin Apalachicola Addie Sn . . —Boston Vi2o (s s.) Corde is . Demerara Buenos Ayrian Demerara Tw ns A ifr, do .... . Hava o nab Balbec (5.5.)...... Havre Le.inthr HOLYHEAD, September 25 SEPTEMBER 26. ,N.W.—Gentle Breeze. 'yen. 4 4-. Height, 10 ft. 6 in . Friedrick ..................Stege liza.. Lucie .. .. •• .. .. Bremen Maple .. • • ...... ..Quebsc Bella Antonia.... Loudon David Harrison .. Greenock krizma .......... ....... Biibov Vorth Star ............ Falmouth Lebanon (5.5.)...... Portsmouth Isabella Scott .... C0urant.......... .lITWARDI. Jos. y Maria. ....Porto Ric - , Aary Ann.. Perseverance Anna Catharine F io Grande Ann Martin... Rio Janeiro 111 LOADING. Culloden.. • .... • • Melbourne Coronella ...... New Orleans (;ertrude.. E ;len Austin ...........New York Wigrams Port au Prince , .. dary ....Ri0 Grande de Sol 1 vlariner ...... .... ');,ean Wave .. Havannah Cesar OUTPORTS. Wind, N.N.. W.—Gmtle B eeze. Port:and Roads.—Ar:ived—f he Glen Ogwen, Jone 3, from Lint'. po^l for Rotterdam. Falmouth, Sept. 23.—Arrived—The Pollas, 11folenaar, from Merseyn Wate, ford, Sept. 23.—Arrived—The gwanen, from Taganrog. D Sept 24 —Arrived—The Annechina, Vanderwick, from Rot 4. erdam—Maria, Odensa—Urania, Memel. Kingstown, Sept. 24.—A rived— fha Una, Smith, from Odessa. Portsmouth, Sept. 24. Sciled—The Leland (s.s.), for Kurrachee— HALS. Chesap,ake, Calcutta. P ymmth, Sept. 24. Arrived—rie (s.s.), from Liverpao for Coast of Afr ca. &tiled—The Nile, for Western Australia. Newport, Sept. 24.—Arrived—The Atlanta, from London for St Tho otts. Cardiff, Sept. 24.—Sailed—The Washicgton, for Caldera —Sara baya, Rio Janeiro—Welland, ,-avannah. Q ieenstown, Sept. 23—Arrived—The Sated ite, from Callao. Sept. 2t.—The Elevant, Peter,en, from Callao. Swansea, Sept. 22. Saiied—The Mina, for Col 'limbo. Southampton, Se?t. 25.—Ar. ived —The Star, from Guernsey— M es:enger, Waterford—Reaper, Lon'on—Young King Liverpool— S ereood Ranger, Sunderland L'Etoi'e, Carenton Atalanta Jersey—Alhambra (s.), London, Sailed—Flo-a, for Newport M> rtle, Gloncestsr—Elizabeth Brown, Shields—L'Etale, Carenton— Le Coq, Cherbourg. Gravesen 1, Sept. 25 —Arrived—The Vere, f om Jamaica—Butia dingen (s ), Bremen—General Codrinzton (a.), Odessa—Luna (s.), Bremen—Sultan, Brussels—Ebur', Antwerp. Sailed, Sept. 24. American, for Havannah—lgnis Fatuus, Mogadore. Sailed, Sept. 25. —Melita (s.), for Live-pool, with part of her inward cargo from Petrel Melpomene, Adelaide—Nebraska, Halifax—lndemnity, Port Philip— p. edwe'l, Dieppe. Deal, Sept. 25.—P ,seed—Lady M'NauFhton, from Moulmein; Britannia, Monte Video; Medina (new ship), Cowes; Union, Cadiz— al for London; Fingal, London, for Port Natal—Daniel Webster, London for Boston—Agnes Garland, London for Algoa Bay—Sultan Colombo for London. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Revel, Sept. 24 —The Sancy Jack, Barrow, with salt, from Narva, is ashore on the sittepah. Pembroke Dock, Sept. 25.—A small steamer goes to-night to Pembroke for cargo ex Ensdeer, to be forwarded per Sovereign (s.), from Milford. Falmouth, Sept. 24.—The Dart Packet, Moore, from Saundersfoot, wit', a cargo of coals for Exeter, sprung a leak, and foundered off th , s harbour t -day. Dart, Jacob, from Runcorn at Holyheal for Kinsale, with loss of foretopmast, rigging, head rails, hiving baen in contact with an Amodcan ship thwart bound. The mate got on board the thlp, which krpt her course. . . The Teal, from Buenos Ayres, reported in our papor as having arr.veJ, has proceede I tor the C.yde Lisbon, Sant. 18.—The Ke, tat, from Callao to Queenstown, which put in hera leaky, continues diaTharginfz—tim leak, which had taken up to three inc ,, s per hour, having broken o .t with violence. Gibraltar, Sept. F.—The wind being east yesterday, all he wind bound 'vs- sets in this bay and neighbouilioc4 sailed to the west, and passed the Straits. 11-rwick, tept. 24.—The Commerce, for Rotterdam, assisted into Holy Island on the 16th inst., after striking on the Golds one Rcck, has picceeded for Inyerkeithing to repair. Harwich, Sept. 24.-1,104 deals from the Shanghae have been VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the Shooting Star, arrived here L.= Bombay. S, oke. In lat. Lon. July 1.. C itberine Elizabeth, Bombay to ....01 34 5..79 lu E July 31.. Edward. Glasgow to Bombay, wished to b 3 reported Aug. 10 „Eagle, Mania t 3 1 ond( n, out 72 days —.15 42 5..06 42 W Aug. 15.. Lerhampoor,Mactdo to wausea, 102 d]ys —.03 15 S.. 12 58 W Aug. 22..Resolutiol; Sumatra to Liver, 001, 76 days —O5 05 N.. 22 20 W Aug. 26.. Trent, Buenos Ayres to Falmouth, 34 d , ys out . .........11 5O N.. 23 42 W Sept 5.. Levanter, Valparaiso to Cork,63 daysout 29 44 N.. 35 23 W FOREIGN PORTS. Siam, h nce at Quebec. Warbler, cleare 1 at Archangel for Liverpool. Sept. 5, Elizabeth sailed from Vvarnemunde for Liverpoo', Sept. 15. Senator (not Sarata) Robertson, from Queenstown at Moulmein. Labourer, and Z. Cornelia—butte hen eat Narva Ccr:n:hian (s.s.), Milburn, hence at Leghorn, and 'eft for Naples. Twee Gebroelers, hence at Leghorn, and left for Naples. Bonita, Easdale ; and Vesta, Potter—both hence at Moulmein. Constantine, Smith, from Colombo at Moulmein. BIRTHS. On the 24th inst., at Clif on Crescent, Birkenhead, Mrs. James Shannon, of a daughter. On the 25th inst., in Bootle-lane, the wife of James Horrocks, Esq., of a daughter. On the 25th inst., the wire of Mr. James Horrocks, eating house, Canning-place, of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On the 24•11 inst., at the Parish Church of Grappenhall, by the Rev. Drummond Anderson, M.A., incumbent of St. Mark's, Liverpool. cousin of the bildegrorm, Mr Drummond Aud,rEon,of Liverpool, to Elen, eldest daughter o; Mr. John Wrilht, of Latchford, near Warrivgton. Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted . when sent to our ()Mee duiv authenticated., NOTICE. ELECTED-PLATE GOODS.—Thore are few branches of art that more perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may bs seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23 Smth John-street, who, to his other branches of basinss, has added a department for the sale of these articles, having been appointed ag'nt to one of the first,paanufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in 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 mes. Tel Spoons los. per Dozen. Dessert Do. .... Table Do. . . Dessert Forks Table Do. .„.. • • Sent carriage free to any part of the country. ADHESIVE ENVELOPES.—FULL LETTER SIZE, ss. per 1,000, Cash, at CHARLES WILLMER'B Whloesale Stationery Warehouse 19. Soath John-ftreet. PTTRF, PALE C %NARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS 'PER DOZEN. WINES! ANDERS 0 N 5,-CASTLE-STREET-5, Do P O_R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years } 463 per Dozen. in bond, and fit for immediate use.... In Pints... . . . ..... 24s „ SHERRY.—First Class, Pale and Gold .............. 421 „ CLARET. —St. Ju ien, four years in b0tt1e.......... 42s „ CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S. WIRE RIGGING. THE UNDERNOTED VESSELS are at present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGING of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture— Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING VESSELS.. Building by John Laird, Esq. JAMES KENNEDY (now Steamer)..Messrs. T. Vernon and Sons, builders. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT Ship BOGOTA .. •. Messrs. Blythe and Troughton, owners. Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and Douglas, owners. New ship LLAMA Messss. Batty and Searlght. owaers. NEW 5H1P.......... NEW SHIP. ••.. NEW BARQUE.. ...... ..... ..... ...... .... Building at Bristol. NEW SCHOONER Also, a number of VE •SELS being FITTED with WIRE STAYS. The advantage of WIRE b OPE for SHIPS' RIGGING is now so generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter—consider ably cheater—more durable—and less than half the bulk of Hemp Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to wind ward. CARD of Comparatire SlZES—and PRICE LIST—on application GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATENT CORDAGE AND WIRE ROFE, SAILMARERS - CHANDLERS, 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MA NUFACTORT-WAVERTREE-ROAD. A full AF.sortment of WIRE ROPZ, and I- EDO, MANILLA, and OIR ROPE and HAWSERS always in Stock. for s;ports nd 6hlpe' Conmartfat salef. NEXT WEEK M ONDAY On MONDAY next, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Pi Broker.' Olt e, 16, Exchange-buildings. 290 Barrels Superfine Amer can ao6IN, 1 00 landing ex Ellen Austin, from New York.—ApplY to Callenders, Johnston, & Co , Merchants ; or to & J. H. RAYNER On MONDAY next, the 28th inst., at Twelve o'cloc a t VA k, - Broker's ()Mee, 7, Exchange-ch,mbers, 402 Bags NITRATE OF SO now landing per Celt Is.), from Hamburzh.—Apply to ,„ o xef , FRANCIS J. On MONDAY next, the 28th instant, at I waive o'clock , at the Broker's 0 Tee, 7, Exchange-chambers, 130 Tons PI ASSAVA, now landing per Architect, from Bahia. 2,0i0 Double Bundles PIASSAVA , now landing per Pocahontas, from Bahia. 2,000 Doable Brindles PI kSSAVA, now landing per Enterprise, from Babia.NClS—App'y to Brok e. FRA J. On account of whom it may concern. ttia On MONDAY next, the 28th instant, at One o'clock, a Brokers' Office, 2 Dale-street, 40 Bales Surat corroN (all faults), ex Alfred Storer, from Bombay. On view in the StalllBl ° Warehouses.—Apply to Broke rs ' BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Cotton On MounAT text, the 28th instant, at Fleven o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom Tempe court, 34 Half Chests Lisbon LE 'IONS, 285 Half Boxes Lisbon White GRAPES Ex Rattler 11 Do. Do. Black DITTO, 30 Half Boxes Lisbon Black GRAPES.I 100 Do. Do White DITIO, 100 Boxes Lisbon ONIONS, 10 Do. POTATOES, 20 Boxes Palermo LEMONS, Cintra 17 Do. Do. 0 RANGES, Ex Meander. 40 Do. Prickly PE ABS. 200 Bags Barcelona NUTS. 3 Half Ches s ORANGES. 5 Half Boxes Black GRAPES 114 MELONS. Apply to JAMES ADAM, SON & CO, o'4°' DAY On TIIESOAY next, the 29th inst., at Half-past One o'clock. Broker's Office, Corn Exchange-build , ngs, Brunbwick-str ee. 550 Barrels Philadelphia FLOUR, ex P,,iladelphia. Lying South Side Waterloo Dock.—ApplY BrtOor. H. H. GOLDING, IS WEDNESDAY On WEDNESDAY next, the 30th instant, at the Brokers' SAler°P. Colonial-bui 160 Bales Fine Buenos Ayc el and Eilfre Riosi w oor„, 50 Bags Lisbon Washed F.S. and A. Apply to EDMUND BiIrICLEY, W0(212_31-11et-:' On WEDNESDAY next, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, A Brokers Office, thdhall-street, 106 case. BORAX. BUCIIkNAv, BiIoWNE. and Co., Oa WEDNESDAY next, Lae 30th i n stant, at Twelve vet c, at the Bra: er's oilce, 2, Da'e-street, 610 Ba ;a Bengal GIN,E R. Deror t. BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Apply to 600 Bales Apply to HUGHES & RONALD, Wool Broom On WEDNESDAY next, the 30tii instant, at Four o'ci, Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildings, Hazkin's. 400 Bales Port Pal ip 400 Do. Black Spanish 106 D. Whi e Spani-h 50i Do. White Fine Lisbon 37 Do. White Alentego 85 Do. Entre Ros 40 Do. Fine Lima 150 Do. Italian shorn Lambs, Fleeces and Skin :-I=-------- lozk, at 0 1-hey, WOOL• 1519 Balm. Apply to PER INS & ROB!NiON, W 'ool Brokjg. THURSDAY. On Ti lIRSDAY. the Ist October, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 50 Tons Para 17 Bales South American INDIA RUBBER, J. H. RAYNER & CO., Bra Apply to On TIJIJUSDAT next, the let October, at Twelve o'clock, at IP Brokers' Office, Exchangv.atreet West, 78 Bags MUSTARDsEED, 1 Bundle BEES' WAX, 13 Bags NUX VO \1 ICA, 100 Bags CASTOR SEED, 21 Mids. GINIELLY 011, now landing ex Calcutta, from Madras.—Apply to Bro ker. MACGREGOR LAZED, Junn, On THURSDAY neat, the Ist October, at the Brokers' SaieroOnh A therton-t•uild lugs, Dale- street, 2,000 Bake East India WOOL. For c:talogues, &c., apply t lltioatlE3 & RONALD, Wool Broke -A. SATURDAY On SATURDAY next, ot t il3 h e e ,,,Bi 3 or r so l kE o e. f rs O i. c ol t v o ffi ", o e coe r, ,r l:..t Three o'clock , 2, a 00 BROWNE, & CO., Brok!g Apply to AFTER NEXT WEEK On TUESDAY, the 6 h of October, at Four o'clock. at the Brokers' Cffic., 2,00' , Bale. WOOL. BaOWNE, HUNTFR RE CO., Brol_c__-05' Apply to On W.EDNEs_DAY,7th October, at the Brokers' Salerccan, Atherton-buildings, Pale-street. 1,500 Bales East India, 170 „ Buenos Ayres, I WOOL. 50i „ Egyptian. Mogado:e, Sfax, Oporto, Russia, Turkey, &c , 2170 Bates. For catalogues, &c., apply to HUGH TS & RONALD, Wool Frok_ On WEDNESDAY, thi, 7th October, at the Public Saleroonl+ Exchange-bniiddigs, 350 Bales East India, 3$J Bales Italian Mazaddra, Sfax, Portngese, WOOL. • - and Egyptian 700 Bales ply to JOHN L. BOWES, Wool Broker, 39, Dale-str On THURSDAY, t'le Sri of October, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dule-strott, A QuAntity of BUFF HORNS, (now landing). BROWNE, HUNGER, and CO., Brokl On THURSDAY, the Sth a Octobar nest, 300 Bales East India 200 Bales Cordova 110 Bales Bu e no s A yres .} WOOL. 100 Bales Oporto and other 9-0 Bales. Apply to Apply to EDMUND BUCKLEY, Wool Broket• On THURSDAY, the Bth of October, at Four o', Brokers' (Shire, Hacki 43 , 1 Bales East India 354 Do. Greasy Ororto 147 Do. Oporto Skin and Monntsin 100 Do. Cordova, Izelard, and Egyptian 139 Do. Mog.,lore and Sfax 22 Do. Rn•sian Lambs' 33 D.). Goats' Hair 6 Do. Woo leu Rags 8 Do. Sheep skins 'dock, at the in's-hey, WOOL. 1239 Bales Apply to PERKIN 3 Rc RORIVSON, Wool BrokSo_!, On FRIDAY, the 9th of Octobrr, at Four o'( Brokers Saleroom, 25, Temple-street, 500 Bales Fa , t Indi 500 sheets English Skin and Fleeee, WOOLS. 1,000 Bales Turkey, Egyptian, Iceland, Russian, and other Low :lock, at the 2,000 Bales. Apply to W. GREAME & CO., Brokers• On FILIDAT, the 9th of October, at Fcur o'clock, 500 Bales E. I. Wt. OE., 26 Do. Egyptian DITTO. BROWN HUNTER & CO., Brokert Apply to !3n ak PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT. A zbeap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. W. W. POWELL• Office and Warehouse-8. CABLE-STREET. ___, JR CAMERON, • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL . MARINE CHRONOSIETER3 ON SALE, OR HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BARONETE O7 CHARTA, &c. KEITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT Roo l ' 34, C A STLE- STR EET. ARE NW R-OENED. W. K. takes the present O opportunity E of P thankieg his friends arl ...d d , the public for the lib era l patronage with which he has been favo! l _r;,. and at the same ti me to i n f orm them that to accommodate Ilia pidly increasing business h e h as b uilt an entirely new ePer'' oom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. WI bis increased facilities now a t hi s di sposal, W. K. expects Pictures will not only sustain the high character they have e" -- attained, but even surpass his former productions. 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Opposite the Bank of Eng'and. frinted and Published by CHARLES WitLISIER, --- it ri cat street, at his Gl etora l P r i nting and Stationery Establisho l 19, South John-street, Liverpool, SATUIWAv, SZPTEMBER 26, 1657, . __ TThi 'The Mr, anyitd, lee 11114 R Part Prate] " 4 elY tt ~`~ o~: etorl o Door s r t, eoli, • r 7 l4 euri, l a 1 ' be b litt bs w °A t 11le ' 4 xili f pej t ! w 'e foti On MONDAY next, the 28:h inst., at tLe Broker'. OW' Exchani,e-street West, 121 Kegs t GREASE BUTTER, 5 -Do. now landing ex Vangua id, from Melbourne.—Apply to v „ket• MACGREGOR LAIRD, Jonr., Apply to BUCLP NAv, BItUWNE. and Co., , On NA EDNESDAY next, the 3otn instant. at 1 welye o'croc-r st Broke's Office, Okhall-street, 100 Chests SHE t. LAC, ex Euphrates, from Calcutta.—Apply to BUC H ANA N, BROW \TR. and Co.,BroYe On WEDESDAY, 30th instant, at Twelva o'clock, at t he Broker's offica, 2, Dale-stre t, 235 Bales ORCHELLA WE F.D. let% Apply to BROWNE, 11. UN ER & CO., n o On WEDNESDAY neat, the 30th instant, at the Brokers'Saler oo '' Athei ton-bu 'dings, Dale-street, 450 Bales Port Phillip WOOL -150 „ Fine River Plate and Lisbon Dddmi t hO, t PPer l'h g e o f Do Do bao lt, ‹ ,- f4/1