The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-15 00:00:00

Commariat

THIS DAY.

This Day (Wednesday), the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Broker's Cl/lets, Exchange-court,
197 Bags BORATE OF LIME,
ex John Norman, from Iquique. Apply to Robert Curwen
Esq., merchant; or to SAMUEL DOWNES, Broker.

Un account of P. M. Dove and John Sample, Esqrs., trustees
for whom it may concern.
This Day (Wednesday), the 15th inst., at. Two o'clock, at the
Broker's Office, 5, Rumfm4-street,
A Large Quantity of Loose American COTTON,
saved from
,the late fire in Stanley DJek warehouse, and now
lying in the Dock yard, opposite. Apply to
H. JNO. WEBSTER, Broker.

This. Day (*Wednesday), the I.sth instant, at Twelve o'clock,
atitte Brokers' Office, Liverpool and London Chambers,
100 Cases CASTOR OIL,
54 Chests SHELL LAC,
3 Casks TINCAL,
1 Barrel
Just landed ex Princess Royal, from Calcutta, Prince's Dock,
Apply to Messrs. Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants ,
or to JEFFERSON & TAYLOR, Brokers.

TO-MORROW.

of Potatoes in the ground also are increasingly
unfavourable, and the Hay crop, a large portion
of which remains unsecured, has suffered materially.
In the early part of the week the markets in the
interior were little changed from previous rates•
and business was in general rather dull, but at the
close an improvement of about is per qr., with more
animation, was apparent. 'Here; since Friday, we
have experienced a continued good demand for
Wheat and Flour, each article further improving
in value: Indian Corn also in request, at extreme
rates. Except a few thousand qrs. Wheat and
'lndiatt Corn, and about 3,500 sacks and barrels of
Flour, there is scarcely any addition to the arrivals
reported at the middle of last week.

AR RIV

'ALS AND EXPORTS
Cho 13th August, 1860, inclusive.

To-morrow (Thursday), the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
11, • es • ii
at the Brokers' Office, . S '1 'A ...5 E Flour.
4 ,-;1 ,f A zi C V
• - . 2,000 Bags Necransie RICE.
mfo ;1: r.:.4 0 P.. , c..) 0
Apply to T. &H. LITFLEDALE & CO., Brokers. , LIVERPOOL, - --- ----,,
,
To-morrow (Thursday), the 16th instant, at Half-past Twelve Qrs'. Qrs.. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Cods Sks. Brle.
PROM
__
___
o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Ireland '2u. Q. , 990 ..• ... ... 196 1410 ...
boa Bags Bombay LINSEED. ' Coastwise
...
..
Cariada,&e 2307 .. .. .. ... ... ... ::: 3410
per Etna, Albert Dock. Apply to .
U• States l°a6l ... 171, 11359
.T.& H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. i • - ~,,,',; ••• •• • • • •• • '
Europe,&c. nIS
'- - - •• • ' ''''' 2700( ... 360( ... 3193 36
To-morrow (Thursday), the 16th instant, at One o'clock, at the Egypt - .. ... ...
Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, INTO
1,000 Bales JUTE.
Appl, to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. --, _ _____ ____. • ____. ___ ____ _
Total 26028 7 :3997 Ilss :32. 63E'. 198 46"315025
To-morro* (Thursday), the 16th inst. at Twelve o'clock, at the EXPORTS To —-- - . , -------- • ---
' Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, For. Parts . ... , 06 1001
• 2,400 Pieces East India TANNED LEATHER, Ireland
1 Bale SHEEP SKINS, ' Co'd.stwise . 3126 13;
.. 31s, Ice, 317 1423 566 530
4 Bales GOAT SKINS.
Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers.
. Nn i _____ ______
.0 , • . I '

FRIDAY.

On Friday next, the 17th instant, at. Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street,
190 Casks FISH OIL.
37 Cases BEESWAX.
BROWNE, HUNTER,. & CO.: Brokers.

Apply to

NEXT WEEK

On Thursday, the 23rd instant, at One o'clock,
at the Broken' Office,
1,000 Bales JUTE,
T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CA., Brokeri

Anpl 7 to

Ou Salt.

COALS FOR EXPORT.

BRYMBO, PCRE,
"irITHOUT MIXTURE WITH OTHER COALS,
for which the Admiralty certificate is given,
SUPPLIED ONLT BY

.$. T S., ILANOOC
SWEETING-STREET.

COMMERCIAL.

risicf

LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING.
Zbe gotton Rtarket. _ , .
The LlC'erpool Cotton Market to-day continued
firm, and a fair business was done. The sales
including 100 Bahia at 72d, 350 EgYptitui at 8d
to 101 d, and 800 Surat at 3d to na—amounted
to 10,000 bales, of which 4,000 were on specula-,
tion and for export.

Zrtt probtut Pclarket.
The Itiverpool Colonial Produce Market to-day
was rather inactive.
Sugar: The market remained quiet, the sales
being confined to a small parcel of Antigua at
•• . •
38s 3d to 39s 3d per cwt.
Molasses and Rum . Nothing transpired.
Coffee: 20 tierces Jamaica -were reported at
previous rates. • • i
Rice : There was, 1i faii demand at auction for
new Nectinsie, and 6,300. bags 'fand buyers,
chiefly at 'los 6d per cwt. '
Lineed: Prices were again higher, 500 bags
Bombay having realised 5353 d per qr.

Rapeseed: 300 bags Bombay were reported at
60s per qr.
Jute : 1,300 bales changed hands at £l4 10a to
£lB lOs per ton. • •t•
,• • • 3 7

liatts of ,frtig4t

Outward freights to India and China are firmer,.
and'an improving demand ,for tonnage icc,giving
the fates an upward tendency, particularly for
salt to Calcutta, 43s'6d haVini*been paid for ,two
ships with consignment. Homewards the busi-
ness is quite,nominal, and. our quotations cannot
be exceeded. West „Indian and Brazilian freights
are exhausted, and vessels can now only be placed
at 'veryn low rates. 'Mediterranean and Pacific
tradeS are unaltered' and inactive: Freights to
U. S. ports are without quotable change from last
week.

CHANNEL

and 3 per cent.

RAILS---BRISTO
To Galveston
To Mobile (nominal
To -New York '
• To New Orleans do.
To Fernandina (Florida) do.
To Portsmouth '(nominal)..
To Savannah lBs. Od.
To Haiannah (small cargo) 3os. and 3 per cent
To Alexandria 236..
COAL : FROM LIVERPOOL OR BIRKENHEAD.
To F. d. s. d. To s. d. s. d
Malta l5 0 0 0 Trebizonde
Trieete
-
Corfu
Smyrna 16.0 ... 0 0 Ragusa .............17 0 ... 0 0
Varna
Gibraltar - 14 0 0 0 Genoa • • • •16 0 •0 6
Leghorn... nom. 15 0 ... 0 0 Naples nom. 16 0 ... 17 0
Athens
tiavannah l6 0 ... 0 0 St. Thomas 16 0 „. 17 0
Cardenas
Monte Video 32 6, .:. 3.; 0 •Bahia 26 0 0 0
Buenos Ayres ... 32 6 ... 33 0 Cape, of G. Hope 32 6 .;. 0 0
Constantinople.. 15 0 ... 16 0 Pernambuco 2B 0 ...
.29.0
Salonica l6 0.... 0 0 Galveston Rails.. nominal.
Alexandria
GENERAL 'FREIGHTS.
Liverpool to Aden
„ Hong Kong
Ditto from Wales
Chusan
Ceylon: Irod
Bombay : Coals
Iron from the Clyde
Suez

18:4: Pd.

t

196..0d. and 5 per cent.
265. Od. and 5 per cent.

'P. d. s. d
40. <O to 0 0
M) (I to 52
.57^ 6 to 0 6
70 francs

0 to 37 6
0 to 31
6 to 0 0
I to 0 0

- -
I,,Sieidiboieyarnore
Singapore
Oalle
.
Shanghai . • 4 ..53 0-4 to 0 -0
Ditto from Wales 6O Q tp 0 0
~' ' ' Calcutta: Salt without consignment 40 oto 41 0
. - • Ditto kith. ,-ditto . 43..0. to. 0 0
~ Calcutta: IrOil, Engines, &c. 4O 0 to 0 co
• , ~, Ditto, . Coale
Ascension, from Wales
' Iturrathee; from Wales ' •34 0-to 33 0
Fernando ,Po,_ from Wales 32, 6 to, 0 0
Callao, from Wales 3.5 0 to 0 0
St Valparti4o direct, from Wales 32 6-to- 0 0
ft Woosung . 75yrancs, '
Liverpool to Madras Iron &e. 405., Clytk 455., Cbusan, 335.

„ .~

_,
.. .
Do.
_, . Coals 355., Od. t
1)0. from Wales - 375. ..
Liverpool to Valparaiso for orders, to discharge there or at a
Port not North of Callao 30s. Od. small ships.
Liverpool to New York; Coals, full cargoes, 12s. 6d. and 5 per

cent.
„ Moulmein 80s. to 82s. 6d., Teak to U.K.
Akyab, option' of Rangoon, Bassein, 'or Moulmein, to U, K.
625. 6d., or option of Continent, 635.
Calcutta to Liverpool or London, 625. 6d.; ditto on the round,
• - £3 with option of London.
Guano from Chinches to U. K. or Continent, 60s.
Bombay to Liverpool' or Londoti;4ss. to 475. 6d.
Rangoon to Liverpool or London, 70e. Earth Oil
We arcindebted to lgessrs. Taylor, 'rip
for the following rates of freight to the Tint'

Pig Iron, Bars,
Itails„&c,
Chemicals and
Fine 1r0n,...:
Salt
Dry Goods
Hardware
Earthenware
Passengers

Bo3ton.

s. d. s. d.
0 0 ...12 6

12 6... 0 0

0 o_l2 6
10 0...15 0
12 6... 0 0
0 0... 5 6
Et lOs Od
Grass.

Baltimore.

?per, and Co.,
ited States:—

d. a. d

New York,

Pig Iron, Bars, ) 0 o_ls 0
Rails, Arc I
Chemicals and 1
, 0 0...15 0
Fine Iron
salt . • •
Dry Goods
Hardwat e
Earthenware
Passengers

s. d. s. d.
10 0...11 0

Ph9ladelphia

E. d. s. d-
-0 0...15 0

11 6...12 6
10 ,0...12 6
10 0...17 6

13 0... 0 0

nominal.
0 0...20 0
20 0... 0 0
0 0... .8 0
to L 4 10E
GroAs.

0 0...12 6

4 6... 5 0
64 5s to £4los

Gross

nominal.
20 0... 0 0
20 0... 0 0
0 0... 8 0
£5 Os
• Nominal.

ChaTleston,

s. d. s. d.
Is 0... o 0

New Orleans.

s. d. s. d.

'0 0...17 6

8 0."..10 0

0...10 0
0... 7 0
0... 0 0

nominal.
0 0...20 0
0 0 ..20 0
0 0... 6 6
L 5 Os.
Gross.

0... 0 0

i 5 0... 0 0
£5 10s. to £6
Gross.

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING.
In the LONDON STOCK MARKET 1 o-day
Consols opened at 931 to 7-, and continued
steady at this price till the middle'of the day,
when they declined .to 93i sellers, closing so.
The fortnightly settlement in Foreign Stocks
commenced to-day, and principally Occupied

attention.
The Funds closed at the following prices :
Consols Money - • _
„ Account
Exchequer Bills 3 6
Bank Stock
Three per Cents 931
Next Account
The following appeared in our later edition %
of yesterday :
The funds to-day were slightly firmer, but stationary
in price. Business was very dull, the explanations
promised by Sir C. Wood being awaited. In the share
markets the transactions were likewise limited. News
of a decline on the Paris Bourse caused some of the
markets to close with rather a dull appearance. There
was a fair demand for money at the Bank. The pay-
ment of more than £1,000,000 into the Bank, just
effected by the East Indian Railway Company, is equi-
valent in its effect upon the market to a Government
loan of that amount.—Daiiy News.
The English funds remain dull. Consols opened at
the quotations of Saturday, and experienced no change
throughout the day. The final prices from Paris show
another decline of I per cent. No bullion operations
took place at the Bank. The Africa, from New York,
has brought £84,000, and the Seine, from the West
Indies, 230,000 in gold,. and £129,000 in silver. The
financial letters from Paris seem to indicate that the
prevalence of political distrust is greater there than on
this side. The Syrian and the Italian questions are
viewed with much anxiety, and for the moment the
latter is paiticularly watched.— Times.
The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE MARKET to-day
opened firm, with improved prices. During the
day a decline took place, but towards the close it
was a shade firmer.
The, market closed at the following prices :
Ambergate, Not., & East. junction 62 7
Caledonians . . . . . 94
Dutch Rhenish .
Eastern Counties
Egt Lancashire . .
-Edinburgh & Glasgow . ,
Great Northern -

.a'.

. . 561 _

80i
1171 181
A•• llB - 19
ff 1
Great Westerns 7`21 ,
Great Western'Of'Canida . . . 121-16 9-16
Grand Trunk of Canada . . . . ,
Great Southern & Western . . . 114 16
Lancashire & Yorkihire . • • 101
Lombardo-Venetian . • • •
London & North-Western . . . 100 p '3
London & South-Western . . • g
Leeds Northern . , •• • 551 :17
Manchester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire 42, • 3
Midland Stock . . . ' 1291 301
North British . I
South-Eastern & Dover ~ . - • 90-i
York, Newcastle. & Berwick . . 100,1 1
York & North _Midland .
The followir,g appeared in our later editions of
yesterday :-- . •
The railway market opened with increased firmness
this morning, hot subsequently became less strong.--
Time&

The following- are the rates of Foreigii Ex-
changes :-- ,
Amsterdam. short • ,
Do., three months ll 11/ to 11 13
11 161 to 11 17
Rotterdam, do , ll 11 to 11 17
Antwerp, do. ........................ 25 30 to 23 35
13 russell, do
Hamburg, do ......... . ..... ~. ......
2:1
,335
33 ' s 1:0'0 21
3651
Paris, 5h0rt.......-
Do., three month.. 25 4o
3larseilies, flo 25 35 to 25 0
Frankfort, do
Vienna, do. . l3 20 to 13 36
,
Trieste, do l3 ,20 to 13 30
Petersburg, do 3li to 7.5
Madrid. do t , 49a to 491
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET to-
day Was firm.- , ~, •

, ... ,
gugar: The Sales were very steady. A mixed
6,rgo of Havanna; we re sold yesterday afternoon
at .its, and one of Porto Rico at-27s 3d.
Coffee: There :were no public sales to-day, !;;fit
the market Was Aim.
Tea : The 460Mii.-;iyassiilactive.. •

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ARRIVED.

Aug. 13.
Aug. 14.
Athelstan, Woodward, `Theodore, Hughes Queb
timgapore 1 G .dished, Da'zed ...Mazatlan
Osprey. (as), Bertridge,' .1 Corinthian (ss), Wardle, •
Rotterdam 1 Catania
Judith, Lees Archangel I Pelican (ss), Malone, Dunkirk

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vessels sailing under the Sardinian colours to disembark
Garibaldianr, under pain of being fired upon, and has
dealt another blow at the Press. It also announces the
repulse and dispersal of the party of Garibaldians who
landed at Reggio, and that tranquility. pervades the
entire kingdom—but both these latter statements
emanate from an official source, and are consequently
not
.trustworthy.

A private letter from Alessandro Gavazzi has just bfea
published. It is dated from the head-quarters of Gari-
baldi at Messina, and the writer states that he feels it a
part of his old mission to assure the rhglish people that
he and his friends are now fighting for the sole purpose
of uniting all-Italy under the constitutional sceptre of
Victor Emmanuel. He concludes his communication by
declaring that "if there is.no intervention in our -fight-
ings, we shall arrive (sic) to• crown in the capitol our
dear Victor Emmanuel as the constitutional King of
Italy."

The actual res gester of 'the Tcepli4 interview will
probably never be known in our day ; but the most
authentic and the only precise account which has yet
been, published, of the, result of .the meeting between
the Emperor, and the' Prince Regent, is to be looked
for in the circular which has just been addressed to the
European, Powers by Count Rechberg,-.the Austrian'
Minister. There is also an apocryphal account Of a
rapprocheinint between Denmark and Sweden, the
arrangements for Which 'are 'said to have been nego-
tiated at Paris.

The Merchant Princes of Liverpoal are unequalled;
their charity is unbounded : going hand in hand with
every great movement, they are always ready to• assist
in the amelioration of the condition of sutferinglurna-
nity. The atrocious massacres in Syria and in
,the
Lebanon, which aro now occupying so much attention
and evoking so much synipathy, formed, as our readers
will perceive, the subject of an highly influential private
meeting, which was held yesterday at the Town Hall,
under the presidency of the Mayer. From a letter
which we have translated and transferred to our
columns from the Augsburg Gazette, it-will be observed
that these revolting outrageSbhithe part of the'Siiltan's
Turkish subjects, are not confined to Syria, bUt that
similar excesses and similar oppression are exercised by
the Turks against the Christians throughout the whole
Of the Empire. It has seldom been our lot as-journalists
to print more revolting details of cruelty, brutality and
,i-q-ressiOn. than those which are disclosed in this letter
trom Thessalonica; but we believe they have been quite
equalled, if nOt exceeded, by instances which have
occurred at Ifeyrout, Damascus, and elsewhere: These
horrible recitals cannot fail to impress upon everybene-
volent philanthropist the necessity for immediate action.
It is extremely gratifying, therefore, to, find that the
movement in behalf of the suffeiers by these atrocities'
which was initiated in London, has been taken up so
warmly and encouragingly in Liverpool, and we cannot
doubt that when the appeal is made by the committee
appointed at this preliminary meeting, to the public, it
Will meet with a response Worthy of the- inhabitants,
and worthy of the cause in aid of which their liberality
.
is about to be invoked:, .I=4 : • • '

The Report of the Select Committee on Civil Serte
Appointments issued yesterday, testifies more to the
difficulties of the subject than to the competency of the
committee to come to any cOncliiiykyerdict. The com-
mittee—of which'Lord Stanley- was the chairman---have
directed their inquiries to two: points,:, they have
endeavoured to ascertain, first, what has been the'actual
working of the ";system 'of junior appointments now
force and its effect on the public service ; and, secondly,
what proposals for its improvement haVeheen-shwsted
by those most competent.to form an opinion.
An English officer; serving under Garibaldi, is, it
seems, at Anderion'S Hotel, London. for the purpose Of
offering advice and guidance to English volunteers who
may wish to join the General; which means, of course,
in plain English, that he,is,recruiting for volunteers.

Sportsmen have a very good prOspect generally this
season., The game is. plentiful, above an average in
some quarters, and reports from the northern districts
are highly favourable in regard to the quality of the
birds. • '

It is not g very creditable fact, nor one calculated to
increase our admiration of the majesty Of the law, that
the High Sheriff of Surrey should be in Custody for an
offence against the dignity and authority of the repre-
sentative of the Queen within his bailiwick. Yet so it
is. Yesterday morning Mr. William John Evelyn, of
Wotton, was, by order of the Lord Chancellor, placed
in durance vile and fined £5OO for an•offence directly in
contravention of the authority of one of the judges note
presiding in the name of the Sovereign at Guildfoid
Assizes. •

A severe storm on Monday last •burst over the town
of Birmingham and the surrounding district. The 'rain
descended in vast sheets ;Tinmany parts of the town the
flooding was immense, and a great amount of damage
was done. Much of the.country in the neighbourhood
of Tamworth is submerged.
The Great Eastern is expected to arrive 'at Milford
Haven from New York on the 25th inst: Messrs. Ford
and Jackson have been appointed agents for the Great
Ship.