The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-03 00:00:00

COALS FOR EXPORT.

B.:R•Y M 8.0, p,u RE,
WITHOUT MIXTURE WITH OTIIEIt COALS,
for which the Admitaity eektificate is gii'en,
seem:tett ONLY BY

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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING.
. Ette (C.Ottat 7.tttariut.
The Liverpool Cotton Market to-day continued
firm, and a fag busineB4. :Was Otte. 'Mb sale,4„-.
inclilditig ;3.6 Bahia at 72-d, Egyptian at 81d
to 94,d, and 1,000 Surat 31d to 51d—amonnted to
8,000 bales, of which 2,000 were on speculation
and for export.

yvt,'
DT Colonial probuct c
The i1>erliool Colonial 1 roduce Market to-day
its unchanged.
Sugar : We have no change to notice, the sales
being 'confined to 80 hhds. Demerara at 42s 6d,
and 90 brls. at 44s 6d per cwt:
g olasges Mid Nothing oeciifAd:„
Coffee: At auction i 5 tierces Jamaica realised 65s
to 101 s for ordinary to fine, and 150 bags pale
ordinary Singapore at 63s per cwt.
Rice: The business was confined to 2,000 bags
Necransie, all faults, at lls for first class, and4oo
bags Bengal, also all faults, at 15s per cwt. for
first class damaged.
Rapeseed: 1,200 bags ands 1,090 pockets foiind
purchasers at 65s to 66s for Guzerat, and 57s 3d to
57s 6d per qr. for brown Bombay.
Tapioca: 160 bags Rio realised 6d to. Sd per lb.

abe cstare Eilarttrt.
In the Liverpool Share Market to-day the
tone at the close was vary good. The transactions
before three o'clock incladedßirkerilieaci, 78 ;
Dublin and Belfast Sanction, 421; Great Western,
741-; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1154, a, 4' '74' 2 ;
London and North-Western, 1001, Man-
chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln; 471 ;
Mid-
land, 1291, 1; Ditto New Shares; 1 9-16; North-
Eastern, Berwick Stock, 1021, 2, ; South-Eastern,
24 15-16, 1546, 15-16, z, 15-16, y ; Dutch
Rhenish, 31, 7-16, .74, 5-16. Id ; Grand Trunk of
Canada, 6;?-3, ; Great Western of Canada, 131, *,
; Bank of Liverpool, •23 ; Commercial Bank
(Limited), 14Z- ; Thames and Mersey Marine
Insurance, 9-16 p.
The Share Market closed to-day at the following
prices :
Stiles after :1 o'clock.
Railways. Closing Prices.
• Birkenhead &Cheshire Jn. 771 78
Caledonian
Eastern Counties
Great Northern 1164 1171
Great Westerns
Lancashire & Yorkshire. 115& 116 1151 4 .14. 16
London & North Western 1004 100:4 1004
Manchester, Shef,, & Lin 47-a 47 --
Midland Stock . 129:4 1291 1291
„
Ditto shares new -16 *),p
North British.
North Staffordshire
North Eastern—Berwick 1024 .10*, 1024
Do. York and N. Midland 88 884
Do. Leeds Northern
South Eastern
Oxford, W. & Wolverhptu 46 46'
Dutch Rhenish - -16— 34d
Great Luxembourg
Grand Trunk of Canada 6 11-16 6 13-16 6 13-16
Gt. W. of Canada 134 134 •
Ditto new shares
Buffalo and Lake Huron - 5 6fr
Great Ship
Thames & Mersey M. Co, 9-16

ACCOUNT OR TICKET DAYS FOR OCTOBER, 1860.
London 15th & 30th I Liverpool.... 15th & 30th
PAY DAYS—Liverpool, 17th Oct. and Ist Nov.
DAYS FOR BUYING-IN FOR THE ACCOUNT, the 27th Sept.
Scrip .. Ist Oct. I Transfer... Bth Oct.
LAST DAY FOR 15TII OCT. ACCOUNT 13th Oct.
MEETINGS.

Meetings of shareholders will be held at the
following places :
Oct. 6.—Demerara, at Brunswick-street, Liverpool
(books closed,'2Bth Sept. to 6th Oct.; Do. (extraordiaary).
Oct. B.—Receife and Sao Francisco, at London ; Do.,
on the 22nd (adjourned).

Witmai 71Marhet.
The entire quantity of Wool brought forward
at the Public sales reached 30,700 bales. of which
nearly 19,000 were East India, and about 6,000

Striping Ittelligente.

Wind yesterday, N.N.W.; at Holyhead, N.N.E,

ARRIVED.
Rhone .ct I Oct 2
A Itinl!)all, StinSon ...Portland P,atiiilc, Rgys Mogador
(es), Hyne Patras I earlesS. ..E4deaux
Osprey (ss), l3ertridge, I Titania St John, NE
Rotterdam I lIMS Majestic Holyhead
Rosalie, Halwyk Ostend Coronella, Allen Quebec
I Emma Hamburg

OFF THE PORT.
Cora Linn.

SAILED.

Oct 1
Harvey 'lira, Neisolt,
New York
Helene, De Potter Ostend
Fleur de Marie, Limlin,Nantes
P Theophilde, Baju Nantes
Celestine Marie Nantes
Admirable Colombo Genoa
Detroit, Ctirtiy, s . ...Melbourne
def
St Mark, Colle San vrtinciscd
Goldflnder, Fitsimmons

Arabian, Cowell Bombay
Wayfarer, cnryle Calcutta
Nina (ss), Alegida.:,Sdnitinder
Valparaiso, Cu rwen Lima
Margaret, Robinson, Gibraltar
A H Stephens, Talbot,
Charleston
Falcon, Moys Ceara
E Martin, Doberty,Valparaiso
Dlrenuirnd' fan
W Chamberlain, Knapp,
.New York
Eliza Buckh t

Calcutta

FOREIGN PORTS.
Nictaux, Davis, and Kelvin, both hence at St John, NB
Electra, Baer., hence at Richibucto
Edouard, lteitzke, hence at Stettin
D C Pott, Emerson, hencP at Riga
Tomas, Muerio, hence at 'Matanzas
Morena, Hammond, hence at Richibucto
Minho (ss), hence off Oporto
.7.lWercur, and FrddefietsiCald,, both hence at Pernau
Seine, SehepperS, hence at Milan
Paul and Maria, from Danzic at Corienhageli for Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Menalva, Bombay for Liverpool, Sept 27, 49N, 13W
Rokeby Os),
Sept 23, 15 miles north of Cape St Vincent
011fPORTS.

Medea, from Sulina; Athauasian fss), from Bordeaux; and
Antonia Luca, from Alexandria, all at Falmouth
Plenician. from Sydney; William Tell, and Victoria, from
New York, all off Falmouth
Siceo, from Dangle at Penzance for Liverpool
Bohemian (ss), from Quebec at Londonderry for Liverpool
Mary Elizabeth, from London, and Eugenie, from Quebec,
both at Dublin
Fernizer, sailed from Dublin for Antwerp
Dora, from Ibrail at Kingstown for Dublin
Lively, from Labrador, and Samuel P Musson, from. St
John, NB, both at Greenock
Morgan, New
Corne'ia, sailed from Greenock for New York
.anidiipmrao:
Slave, from Berdianski, and Nicolo Angelo, from Odessa for
Queenstown,
Falmouth and Cork, both at Queenstown
Belas, from Labrador for Maltanoaffvan7tetocnsi,
cooled
DEAL, Oct. 2. Arrived and passed : Rifleman, from London
totyCa.apmeoonftrGeoaoldtoltopned;o2l;
York to 'London;
Escort, London to New Orleans; Saxonville, London to Bos-
ton; Nevoon, SundeKland to New York; Wild Duck, London
to Wellington; Bei,,i, Japan to London; Romacha Alexander,
Sunderland for Alexandria; Peggy. Shields to Carthagena ;
Romancha, London to Mobile ; Orient, Cape of Good Hope to
London ; City of Dublin, Calcutta to London
GRAVESEND. Oct. 2. Arrived : Phmnician, from Sydney ;
Invincible, Shanghai. Sailed : Zebra, and Lady Melville, for
Madras; Black Duck, Wellington; Edward and Julia, Kurra.-
chee

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Livsaroor., October 2.
The report of the arrival of the Merchant Prince, from Born-
bay, is incorrect.
hence for Hamburg, at Texel short of
(rmss), has arrived at Moville from Quebec,
fueTlh.e Volunteer (as),
LLOYD'S, Oct. 2: The Edmund Kaye, from Bombay for
anTdhperoßcoelleedniediafnor Liverpool at 5 a.m.
Liverpool, took fire at Mauritius August 8, and was run
aground; the fire was put out after damaging the cargo, but
vessel not much injured.
ANJER, Aug. i: The Friar Tuck,
Which arrived he-e to-day,
from London for Hong Kong, encountered a violent hurricane
July 21, 14 S.,
65 E., and was struck by some seas which car-
ried away bulwarks, rail, stanchions, &c., filled cabins with
water. and swept decks; also lost many sails.

A PARSEE BARONET IN LIVERPOOL.—
On Tuesday, Sir Curse-et-jee Jam'd-sed-he, &c., &C., &c.,
great Parsee merchant and philanthropist, arrived in Liverpo .
The Atayor placed the state carriage at his disposal. He visited
St. George's-hall, the Albert Warehouses, the Canada Dock,
the Butter Place ! Wlver's Engine Works, and the Town-hall ;
also the Bank; the Theatre Royal, &c. The Baronet's object
is to learn the characteristica of this the largest seaport in the
world. He visited Birkenhead, and admired Train, the son of
Train, the son of Jonathan. Being the IlutterMait of his
own district, be then got into a train of meditation, and thus
did he meditate :

Air—" Sally in our Alley."

Of all the chaps that are so smart,
There's none like honest Kelly ;
Creating joy in every heart,
As every one will tell ye.
There's not another in the land
Has such a stock its Kelly ;
Roll great soever your demand,
HfS teady itye to seef ye.
At lifelik of tidy he's at his' wore,
lie 10Ves It so sincerely;
And as he's hetet known to shirk,
His strength is taxed severely.
But if his customers approve,
He'll bear all this will Kelly ;
And study still to gain their Jove,
As he will always tell ye.
Sir. Jamsetjee, that great Parsee,
Vas' come acrosg the ocean;
That he oT Eniglrmd's mighty powtr
May form a pfdPer
He gazed on all our lions &Ye,
And oft was heard to muttet,—
Of all the sights'l've seen there's none
Like KELLY and his BUT ! !

THE _UTTER PLACE
IS -TOP OF WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.
YELL! OH! BUTTER THERE
Bn. PER POUND.
Arit atrASTTTY.

HIGH WATER, THIS DA, AT LIVE LIVERPOOL
.71entr. Heig.
M0RN1NG............ Oh. 30m. 17ft. Oht.
E+.siNo
............ Oh. 4-Im. 16ft. 7in.

Pall# Cmcs.

wEPNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1860,

NEWS OF THE DAY.

The arrival Of iii9-re hard accoants from Naples
enables us to learn that the sittitiori of Matters in that
city, and in the counsels and camp of Garibaldi, has
within the last few days undergone a change very con-
siderably for the better. This improvement in the
state of affairs is justly said to be due to the establish-
ment of nitke friendly relations between the Dictator
and King 'Viet& Firrinianael. The officious and troublesome
—though probably sincere Bertami—has been induced
to resign, and has already arrived at Genoa on his way
to Turin, where he has no doubt Nat ied to expect
satisfaction ; and a new Ministry, with moderate 'views
has heed foriedi Mention is also made of a letter
which Victor Emmanuel hag sent to Garibaldi, ex.
horting him to carry through the aiiirdiation of Naples
and Sicily to Sardinia without further delay, and this
also appears to have been attended with very beneficial
effects. We hear likewise of another repulse of the
Neapolitaris at a place called Limatola, a circumstance
which, in the altered state of affairs, merits notice only
so far as showing that the Royalist troops have once
more, after a long interval, adopted the offensive.
The Military Gazette of Turin, which is described as
£i "'semi-official journal," besides announcing the in-
tended visit of the' King to Naples, states that an addi-
tional Piedmontese regititett has been sent in that
direction, and that other regiments vrill precede His
Majesty to that city; but a telegram from Turin, dated
yesterday, declares that "the reported entry of Sardi-
nian troops into the kingdom of Naples is without foun-
dation," As this account does not contradict the
statement that This Majesty is at this moment on his
way to Naples, it leaves us to conclude that he will go
thither unaccompanied by any of his troops—a most
improbable supposition. The address to His Majesty,
by the Neapolitan deputation, whose arrival in Turin is
announced, will be found in a letter from Naples, given
in another column.

The Papal Consistory has mct, and his Holiness has
addressed to the members, an allocution, respecting
which,
all that we yet know is, that it "had been modi-
fied on receipt of news from France,"—that is, by the re
inforcement of the French army of occupation by an addi-
tional force of 10,000 men, and the transmission of fresh
instructions, if not of larger discretionary powers, to
General Goyon, for the security and protection of the
person and patrimony of the Holy Father. It does not
quite appear from . what source the latest intelligence
from Rome has come : which is to be regretted, for the
same despatch announces the very important fact,• not
heretofore admitted in Rome itself, though pretty gene-
rally believed in elsewhere, that "the provinces of
Umbria, Viterbo, and the Marches are lost to the Papal
Government." The revolution, we are also told, is at
the very gates of Rome, although the commander
of the French garrison has hoisted his flag at
a distance of five miles from that city. Can
it be that the instructions to General Goyon, though
enlarged as regards the duty of defending the Pope from
the attacks of the Piedmontese and the Garibeldians, do
not extend to interference with the insurrectiOarY mote"