The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-12 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY,

MANCHESTER SHARE. Leeds, 111; Eastern
Counties, 10 11-16 ; Great Westerns, 70i.
GLASGOW IRON.—Market quiet. No, 1,50 s 3d to
50s 6d; Warra:nfs, 51s lid to 51s 3d; No. 3,49 s 6d
to 50s 2d. Shipped this week, 10,300' tons ; cones-
ponding week-last year, 13,600 tons.
MANCHESTER TRADE.-L.tate transactions have
Placed spinners and manufacturers in a more indepen-
?: dent position Buyers have to pay extreme rates, and
;29 some advance on Friday's currency is generally asked.
50
as CORK BUTTER. —First quality, 105 s ; second,
101 s ; third, 94s ; fourth, 883; fifth, 765; sixth, 645.

1,600 firkins at market.
CORN MARK ET S.—NEwcAsTLE : A dull sale of
92 Wheat, at nominally Saturday's prices, factors refusing
to concede further reduction. Scarcely anything done in
Flour, and, prices unaltered. Barley unchanged in
value : demand trifling. Oats rather depressed. Beans
and Peas firm. Weather bright.—LßEDS : Wheat the
same as on Friday little passing. Spring Corn flat,
and difficult to seII.—DUBLIN : Weather very fine.
Home Grain still comes in very bad condition ; value
unchanged. Foreign Wheat—a good attendance of
millers, but very little business done ; holders very firm.
Maize, if anything, a slight improvement. Flour diffi-
cult of sale : value must come down.—Coax : White
Wheat, 28s 6d ; Red do., 20s to 28s 6d ; Barley, 16, 6d ;
Oats, Ils 10d to 15s 6d.--HULL : Short supply of new
English Wheat, which met a slow sale, at a decline of
2s on old, and 4s to 5s on new Wheat. A similar de-
cline was accepted on foreign Wheat. Barley and
Beans is per qr. lower. Peas and Oats unaltered.

Iji pzug ntcTl exttt.

Wind yesterday, E. ; at Holyhead, calm,

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VED,

Sept. 10. Morton Castle Pamaron
M Hamilton Old Calabar North America (Fs) ...Quebec
John Paul Akyal. Eugene, Hegewyk ...Antwerp
Havana, Wumler ...Marseilles Perfecta London
Sept. 11. Fusilier (new iron barque,)
Etna (ss), Anderson, New York Sunderland
Hortensia, Neilsen...Hamburg T H Herwie, Petersen,Pataiba
Plantagenet, Hughes, Bombay I Malvina, Schutt Danzic
Britannia Manilla, &c Ostrich Laguna
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OFF THE PORT.
Admiral
SAILED.
Sept. 11. Emmanuel, Birth°lm .....Faro
G Meskod, Dasscy Gibraltar I Bittern (ss), Doran, Rotterdam
Maria Teresa, Dassey,Gibraltar I w H Merritt, M'Donald,
Helena, Wolf Hamburg Quebec
FOREIGN PORTS.
Garibaldi, M‘Lean; Oregon, Welsh ; Royal Victoria, Wat-
son ; Kalos, Vaughan ; and Kitty Cordes, all hence at Quebec
E Bonsall, Michels, hence at Charleston
Palestine (ss), hence off Anticosti Sep
Jane, Albion, Sunbeam, Cap Rouge, Emigrant, and Dunra-
ven, all in River St Lawrence Sept 1
W. V. Kent and America, both hence, Empire, and Prince,
all off New York, August 3()
William Wert, Wadsworth, hence at Boston
Canadian Lass, Sterling, hence at Cronstadt
Manche; Derwent, hence at Riga
Frederick, Lotzen, and Christine, Springer, both hence at
Swinmunde .

Cleator (se), Kidd, hence at Bordeaux
Balbeo (ss), hence at Havre
Harriet and Jane, hence at Dunkirk
Johan Jacoby, hence at Pillau
Frolic, Champion, and Belle. Brooks, both hence; and Mar-
garet Ridley. Brown, from Brazil, all at Harbour Grace
Claudia, Venetian (ss), and Recompense, all hence at
Gibraltar

SPOKEN
Margaret, Quebec for Liverpool, Aug 23, 46 N, 56 W
Paraca, hence for Valparaiso, Aug 7, 13 N, 27 W
Sea Queen, Bombay for Liverpool, Aug 17, 31 N, 39 NY
Prospero, Aug 25. 47 N, 34 W
Queen Margaret, hence, Aug 5, 39 N, 15 W
Saladin (ss), Aug 13, 47 N, 45 W
Frederick VII, Aug 4, 11 N, 25 W
Pro npt, Bombay for Liverpool, July 19, 29 9, 8 E
Victory, Bombay for Liverpool, July 29, 13 5, 10 W
Charles Horsfall, Bonny for Liverpool, Aug 19, 31 N, 40 W
)Egean, Rio Jnneiro for Liverpool, Aug 23, 39 N, 40 W
Ottolina, bound west, Sept 2, 48 N, 10 W
Vision, bound south, Aug 11, 14 N, 28 W
Sarah March, Aug 11, 14 N, 28 W
John M'Kay, Juty 29, 18 8, 36 W
Boston Stag, July 31, 14 S, 35 W
Uncowah, Aug 6, 8 N, 30 W
Withen, Baltimore for Buenos Ayres, Aug 18, 29 N, W
Gray Tratton, Aug 20, off New York
City of Boston, bound west, Sept 2, 44 N, 58 W
City of Manchester, bound west, Sept 3, 47 N, 53 W
Seymour, bound west,- Sept 3, 47 N, 53 W
Prince Albert (ss), hound west, Sept 4, 49 N, 47 W
City of Washington, bound west, Sept 5, 50 N, 40 W
Edgecombe, bound west, Sept 6, 51 N, 33 IV
Montezuma, bound west, Sept 6, 51 N, 33 W
Brandon, bound west. Sept 6, 51 N, 33 W
Thompson, bound west, Sept 7, 51 N, 27 W
Kangaroo (ss), bound west, Sept 9, 52 N, 20 W
Palestine (Fs), bound west, Sept 3, 50 N, 59 W
Dalhousie, bound west, Sept 9, 55 N, 16 W
Caledonia, Sept 9, off Tory Island

•
arrived at Tampico on the Bth instant from Vera Cruz, encoun-
tered very boisterous weather from the south-east during the
passage, and saw several vessels stranded along the coast.
NEW' YORE, Sept. 1 : The ship Roscius has been wrecked ;
crew saved. [Meru. ' The Roscius, Hallett, sailed from Liver-
pool for New York, July 8, and was reported in error from
New York to have arrived, August 21.]
Sr. ÜBFS, Sept. 8 : The Amelia Hill, Dale, of Whitby, from
Sines to the Clyde, was stranded on entering this port yester-
day without a picot, and is very leaky.
ANTWERP, Sept. 8 The Reine Indienne, arrived at St. Denis,
Reunion reports that on the 10th March an American vessel, of
about 2,000 tons, loden with iron, and bound to Cochin, put
into the port of St. Augustine, Madagascar, with loss of bow-
sprit,foremast, &e., and very leaky, having been in contact
with a large vessel, between. Reunion and • Madagascar, Feb-
ruary 26, which it is supposed foundered.
The Celina; which had been sent to visit the ports of Mada-
gascar south of Mahela, had arrived at St. Augustine, and had
ascertained that no vessel had gone on shore to the southward.

It. AN D F. A. R,
WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, & PORTER MERCHANTS,
YORK-BUILDINGS, 12, DALE-Stßai; LIN'ERI.OOb.

Imperial

Quarts. Pints. Halfpats
BASS'S PALE ALE Od doz,. 8s 6d d0z...28 4 toz
EINE MILD ALE 4s 6d „ ...2s 9d „
BEST EDINBURGH ALE 6s Od „ ...3s 6d
TABLE BEER jPreston.Pans) 3s Od
GUINNESS's EXTRA STOUT 4s 6d „ ...2s 9tts•;,-- .
BARCLAY's LONDON STOIJT 03 Od „'...3s Gd „
All in first-rate condition—

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