The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-15 00:00:00

ZiAt Grit Rtarket.

___ s. d. s. d
Liverpool to Ade 4-,
„ -,,..<111-ont.i la'
Kong.. - 50 0 to 5:1 6'
•:21.4. ;,Dittry-. ftori Wales 57 6 to 60 0
-,-"*"...-criATari %; '
„ , Ceylon': Iron 4O oto 0
„ i Bbnabayi Coals 36 ,0 to 0 0
- Iron from the Clyde a 0 1„o 0 0
52‘,5 to -0 '0

G E ILA L FREIGHTS,

Suez .e -
1q
SvdneYqrtn `u* 'l;3 '6(l. register ton
,301)
33 0 to 35 0
" •Eiitgaper:; Gall6'
SVailoitai 336,3
00 tt. 0 0
oo 0 0

Ditto •• from Wales 65 0 to 0 0
„ Calcutta; Salt without consignment 44 0 to 0 0
• Ditto with ditto 45 0-10; 43,, 0::
„ Calcutta ; Iron, Eng.nes, Ste, to 0 to \
Ditto, Coals nominal AD .to 0 0
Ascension, from Wales ' 23 0 to • O 0
Kttrraehn ,fiord I,ValEt 34 0 'to 35 0
Fernando from \Vales
• 4 • gl.te., `Nein tales • • 35 oto 0 0
V.llparaisp ciirect, from Wal—•
't)itoosting. • • 76 Francs.
Liverpoci to ?dachas Iron &c. 40s:, Clyde -I2s. td.
1)o. Coals 853. -od, - •
1-)o. from Wales' 371.
Liverpool to Valparaiso for orders, to .disgkarft there or. at a
Dort not Ncrrtb. of Callao Si.l, Od. small ships.
_Liverpool to New Yet* C,e•r_is., 1111corgoes,- 13s. Od. and 3 per
cent,
• SOs. to 82s. 64.; Teak to U.N.
'tlf.iti4s. of Rangoon, Bassein, or :aloulmain. to U. K.
02.7„. 6:1., or option of Continent, 675. od. •
Calcutta to Liverpool or Loudon, 625. 65. ; ditto on the round,
£5 with option of London, nominal..
• Guano from hhichas to U. K. or Continent, 60e.
Bombay to Liverpool or London, 30s
Rangoon to Liverpool or London,
We are indebted to Messrm
for the folio 'inn rates of Frei
Boston

At the Liverpool Corn Market to-day we
had a fair attendance of millers and dealers, and
have experienced a good general retail demand
for foreign Wheats ; rather mare Was denianded
for fine class qualities of red and White; the ;
extreme quotations of TriesclaY last Were, 'how-
ever, maintained Iri all cases. Floor 'is rather-
'Slew of sales blit the rates of our last were fully
da . pported. Beans without change. Oats and
Oatmeal sell very slowly, with prices in favour
of buyers. Indian Corn was rather more inquired
for, but no important business reported'; prices
withent alteration—A week of nninteritiptedly
fine weather has enabled farthers to make rapid
progress with harVest Work, and a large breadth
of the cereal trops in this neighbourhood has been
'Milt down, but very little is yet carted; the sam-
ples' exhibited hitherto have been -very-unsatis-
factory in quality-and condition. The depression
which has paralyzed the trade since the return of
fine weather has at length givei pla6e te a firmer
feeling, holders being convinced that whatever
the result of the harVe-st tray be as to quantity,
the ednclition of the new Wheat will cause an
extensive demand for good dry foreign Wheats
for mixing, which cannot be met at.prices lower
than Present currencies, and. will most probably
lead to an upward reaction ; at the provincial
markets held during the week there has been
more disposition to do business at the decline pre-
viously noted, and the samples of geed Wheat
offering have been very limited. Here we have
had a decidedly stronger tone in the qade&. arid
fine WheatS have met b. fair &bland, and in...some
instances realised a slight advance on Tuesday's
currenty. In. Flour and Indian Corn very little
business is reported. We have a fair supply of
American Wheat and Flour, and a large quantity
of French Flour arrived since the beginning of
the week : the only other arrival is 1,687 quarters
Indian Corn, from the -Mediterranean. The Ga-

heat 'for the Week eliding -the
4iikrters, leilig 11,977 guar-
revious week's rates.
'ALS AND EXPORTS
the 10th Sept., 1860, inclusive. - •

e. d.
Pig 11-ct I I . 0... 0 0
Chemicals and 0 0...1.1 6
Fine 1r0n.....

73e: tt is. M. Earth Oil.
Taylor, Tiper, and Co.,
Otto the Vtit,4 EitAes
New Y4-iik.

Paiiadelphia.

Salt
Dry Goods ,
Hardware
Earthenware
Passengers ,

0 0...12 6.
10 0...13 0
12 -6:.. 0 0
0 0... 6 0
L 3 lOs Od
Grow.,

s. d. 8. -d. s. I.
s. d.
• I
0 0...15 0 i 0 0...15 0

1.3 6 1 0 o_l7 6

• 0 0...12 6
10 0...17 ti j 0 0...20 0
0 0...12 6 ! 20 0... 0 0

0 0...10 0
to 43 2s 6d E 3 55 to -C3 10,
Gros. Gros.

zette returns of
Bth inst. are 63,117
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aftlv
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tens iets than

rrom the 4

THE DAIL TIMES, SATURDAY, SEPTE3IBER 15, -1860.

tripTiag itTfel4titct,

Wind yesterday, S.W. ; at Holyhead, W.

Sept. 13.

ARR.

Nlaria'S Mania, Guthrie,
Savanilla
-Johanna, Saunders
M:rgaret, Robins. )11 .- )I:ll.iga
Minh° (ss), Groom ..Lisbon.
.Balbcc Ila,:To
F Ttv.vpole, Bide
yntes,
•....
lia;:svinliT,Am'sterdo
' " • ' 14.
Ii:-Alin, Cowan...Demerara
Ccrinthian, Swinden, Trinidad
Culloden, ..I'Lean Bombay
State3man, Coyster
Confidence, Tutgoose...Bilb•A
Riebarcl, Hugbef, •

. 4ottet4.3m
Annie, Ncaer,
.iron ams, Dieppe
- r;lipnf
• •
Plantaxanet, 17 -s .Bombay
Great Furber,

Neiv York

NED

Lparthnondas, llersly, Quebec
Malta
Ellergy Bueies Acres
Helena, Do rover Ostend
G Uro•-ariff Singapore
PErßaide, Bort° ,• .Hdelva
• 8 llcrn'pir(e„
Ica - Jamaica
tar John, N B
Be)le Isle, Ctimming Queliee
Minne DanOn,
riiiice d-ward Island
Theresa 'Santander
Maria Stella. Romily ...Nantes
Geo Washihgton, lanes, •
St John, N
N B
GlaLgow (ss), Thompson,
New York
Cra ton Maranharn
...Ocean-Bride, Ake.t.......Quebec
Sir II Stewart, Calhoun,
St John, N E
Bombay

Crimea
and Blue Jacket.
LED,
Inc.,, Fischer
Hereynar Johnson,
Ne* Orleans

r!FF THE
Castries, Coromand
SAI

51,pt. 13.
Allanadale, -VaUghan,

J.a Guaym

New Orleans ,
t'OREIGN. tOkTg.
Ontarlp. F. B. Ciittrinir,,and Jerethiali ThOMpion, all hence
at New lork. ' • .
pond, coin tondon.a.i.d icklaed
Ar.ne.Lengtou, :die, frpm London at,N,elson, N,Z. z
Liacluden and Buceulialus,. from Meltcirnc, and Earl 7
Dar.r.-n, from Cobija., all at Valp:Aritiso,
Herald, Gallichaa. fienee, at Denier:arc:,
Thr.e and Truth, YoUstie, hence, at Sydney
lar4auli•Pas (s•s•), Baker, liefit6, at Bordeaux
40:nge, frOln Carditi. at King George's SolanaPho,nix,.Brown,
rhmnix, Brown, at Hocidanga, Auckland, for Liverpool,
ready for sc•..-. June 28 ,

. ,
Blohm, Peterson, hence, at San Bias i.
• • Rhone (s.s.), Hime, hence, at Naples, and left en the sth
for Patras. . . . ' •
Cairo (as) Bates, from Alexandria, at Me.lta, and left for
Liverpool Sept. 41b.
He la pee:), Y.ar'Lyn, from Smyrna, at Malta, and left for
LiterV.oal
Clara Louisa, Ellis, hence' t Malta •
Billotr ver, hence. at* Danzic •
First 'of May; Millard,' hence at Kingston, Jamaica
Tuhal Cain, at Adelaide
• rin,kshire and Resolute, hence, and James M`Miner and
Dorothy, off New York, Sept. Ist • .
. Chase, Edwards, and Fidelia, Bissclling, hence at New York
Amelia, Moore, hence at Providenca
,VCTPORTS
Akhar, from Ceylon in the Downs
MARITIME EXTRACTS. .

Lrrzancoz„ Septenthcr 14.

. .
The Mersey, flat, from Chester, with a cargo of copper ore
from Ithydland to Amlwch, Sunk on Conway Sands this morn-
ing. Crew saved in their bolt
Dratsna.na.:-,The Oshawa,- from Manilla, was epoken off the
Cape, with rudder-head gone and'decks swept; and. Understood
with watch Oa deck overboard, intending to make St. Helena,
by the Gatintlet, arrived here;.Whici3. passed two other ships
disab'ed, arid a Ittissian liarclue with mainmast gone. The
Gaiintlet expel fenced a Very heavy gale Off the Cape from tin
3th to the 10thluly.
LLOYDS, Sept. 14.---Famess (s,s.),- from LiverpOol to Bor-
deaux, was last yesterday in the Raz de Sein. Cre* and
passengers saved: •
The Charlotte. Allen, from liOndOny . arrived sth SitlY,
grOunded on her outward forage in the Princes Channel, near
the ?tore, and remained two hours, but made no water. she
has been surveyed, andfoued to have sustained in injury.

Brickwo, 7th Aug.—The Jalawar, Rochfort, fiom Dalhousie
to London, with rice; put in here yesterday. SeYeratof the
crekv dead from fever, and the rest being sick. • She expe-
rienced very severe
.weather in the Bay of Bengal, and lost
several sails. A survey will to held to ascertain if the cargo
be damaged; meantime part.of cargO will be discharged, and
-topsides caulticd.

.
NEW •Yoax, 6ept. 1.: Barqiie Union, from Pensacola for
Cork,_ is reported by telegram below Boston in distress and
leaky.
VALPAE.usf, August '3O ! The mister of the Chilian brig
Manuel arvali.4, arrived from Constitucion, July 30, reports
that' en his departure:therefrom, a native had just acme from
Curauipe, to the southward, and had given. notide to the
autheritie2 of Constitution of• the total -wreck of a British
barque laden with 'a general cargo, but that he could not
recollect the name ; crew saved. •
Cit:er+ti, Augast.B : giggle Miller, Johns, from London,
whieh arrived.heio July 23, bad sprung her fore ractniain-
masts, and will reclul rest ones.- •T - •