The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-28 00:00:00

TOTAL SUPPLY.
1,010 Sheep, fortign
380 Calves

Beasts

Cows

Pigs
7,800 „ foreign
PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY

foreign.

„ foreign ..
Sheep and Lambs

MANCHESTER SHARE.—Trunks, 61; Shef-
fields, 48; Midlands, 129!) 4,1; Londons, 1001 ;
Leeds, 115g7GLASGO IRON.—Market firm. No. 1,50 s Od
t0",50s 6d ; Warrants, 518 4id to 51s 7ad; No. 3,
49s 9d to 50s 3d.

CORN MARKETS..—MANCHESTER : There was a
numerous attendance at this day's market : fair con-
sumptive demand for all good dry qualities of Wheat,
at an improvement of is to 2s per qr. on English, and
la per qr. on foreign. Flour—inquiry restricted, but
held for is advance. Oats in good request at late rates.
Oatmeal sold slowly at a decline of is per load. Beans
were rather dearer. Indian Corn is advance.—Cogs :
White Wheat, 27s to 32s ; Red, 23s to 30s 6d ; Oats,
12s to 16s.—BrammoNAm : At this day's market there
was a fair supply of Wheat, and old and new English
was 2s per quarter higher, and foreign ls. Barley
advanced is per quarter. Oats was 'fully as dear. Beans
tending upwards. Peas is per quarter dearer.
CATTLE MARKETS.—DunuN : The supply of
cattle was about the ',same as this day week. Demand
dull for all descriptions, and prices a shade lower. Beef,
45s to 60s per cwt. ; Mutton, 61d to 70 per lb.—
GLASGOW : Supply of all sorts of stock larger than last
Thursday. Prime Beef in fair request at last week's
quotations ; middling and inferior difficult to sell at
lower prices. Number of sheep larger than last week,
demand good, and prices well maintained. Lambs out
of season. Top Scotch Oxen, 70s per cwt. ; top Irish,
64s ; middling, 50s to 56s ; inferior, 45s to 48s ; Mutton,
6d to 7d per lb.

*ippitiff Auttiligrurt.

Wind yesterday, E.; at Holyhead, E., 'fresh

ARR

Sept 26
Ararainta, Roberts Quebec

Sept 27
Glanause, Mamborg. ..,Nantes
Madras, Robinson, St John NB
SAT

VED.

Sept 26

City of Baltimore (es), Petrie,
New York

Minnesota, Flynn ~,,,.Quebec
Arab, Graham .........__Quebec
Bee, Gillies ............... Quebec
Tacazze, Rudolf...st John, NB

Sept
,27

Douro (ss)
J H Hervig, Petersen,

..Lisbon

Trenton,Wkilker, New Orleans
North Briton (sa), Borland,
Quebec
Arbitrator, Allen ...Miramichi
Bosphorus, Peuder
..... Bahia
Robert, G ardes...Saut Murtha
Rosanna, Gainide,

San Sebastian
Flora, Luca ...............Manilla
Justita, Echevaren
...Havana
Magdalene, Rees ...Barcelona
Annopolis, Picket ...Baltimore

hamburg
Maggie, Edrington...Gibraltar
Tam O'Shanter, Williams,
Valencia
Search, Jennings... Rio Janeiro
Latona,Ezpr MollerDonaldson,ess,de
Riooßensntoe
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ranneys, and Masonic, both hence at Vera Cruz
Limena, at Coquimbo
Flying Spray, at Alahualpa
Swansea,
all at Va Stroud,
Iparaisoand Zillah, Beer, hence; and •Burns, and
Corinthian (as), Wardell, hence at Leghorn
M Minde, and Sophia, both hence •at Narva
Gertrude (es), and Edouard, both hence at Stettin
Helena, hence at Cuxhaven
Cornelia, hence at Texel
Volunteer (as), hence at Dunkirk for Hamburg
SPOKEN.
Harmonides, Aug 12, 3N, 22W
John, hence for Rio Janeiro, Sept 21, 51E, 7W
OUJPORTS.
Ceres, from Galatz, and Sarah, from St John, NF, both at
Queenstown
Archibald, from Minititlan, off Falmouth for London
Avon, from St John, NB, and Vasco de Gama, from Malaga,
both at Dublin
Pacific, from Mogador at Milford
Princess Helene, from Demerara at Belfast
HMS Sanspariel, from London at Queenstown
Joseph Howe, from Belize at Gravesend
Caroline Nesmith, from New York; Bridgetown, from Bar-
badoes ; and A M Lawrence, from Havana, all at Deal
Sharp, from Sulina ; Rolling Wave, from, Ibrail ; and Abbey
Craig (a), from Lisbon, all at Waterford
HMS Diligence, from Portsmouth at Queenstown, with
stores for Ilaulbowline

FALMOUTH, Sept. 27. Arrived : San Petrio (s), Sofia, and
Mehtta, from Taganrog ; Asia, Odessa; Queen of the Seas,
Ibrail ; Vivid, Monte Video; Teresa Anna, Berdianski ; Ocean,
Santander; Antonio, Constantinople
GREENOCK, Sept. 27. Arrived : Ailsa Craig (as), from Lis-
bon ; Matford, and Catherise Williams, San Sucar ; Nile, St
John, NB ; ' Guiding Star, New York. Sailed : Satellite, for
Havana; Guyana, Demerara; Dicky Sam, Jamaica
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, September 27.
The Hamburg barque Horatio, from Cobija for this port, has
been lost at the Falkland Islands; the master and seven men
drowned.

- The Sarah Chase, Evans, from St John, NB, was in contact
26th, off Bardsey, with the James Evans, from Ardrossan for
Bayonne, which foundered; crew saved by the Saran Chase.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 2G : The Merck, from Hamburg for Rio
Janeiro, has' put in here with seven feet water, loss of foremast,
&c., having been in contact yesterday with the ship Acme, sup-
posed from Quebec to London.
ST. HELENA, Aug. 28: The Shepherdess, from Akyab for
Liverpool, arrived here Aug. 11 leaky, was surveyed and found
to be making 41 inches water in harbour ; recommended to die-
, charge part of her cargo, and proceed with extra hands, which
have been provided, and the vessel sailed on the 18th.--The
Impulse, from Calcutta for Liverpool, arrived here Aug. 27
leaky, having struck the ground heavily, July 31, in 30S, 32E;
she has been surveyed and recommended to be lightened about
two feet for forther survey.
LLOYD'S, Sept. 27: The Mang Ho, Fawcett, for Lcindon, put
back to Foochooluly 20, and discharged her cargo, one-tenth
of which was damaged, having been on shore on the river bar.
—The Caroline, Collins, from Antwerp for Liverpool, ran
ashore at Rahnanegers in the gale of the 24th inst.—The Ame-
rican ship Chatsworth wrecked on the coast of Chili; all hands
saved.—The Euxine (s), arrived at Marseilles at 11 a.m. to-
day; mails leave at 2 p.m. The Ceylon (a), from Alexandria,
was to leave Malta for Southampton 24th. The Bengal (a),
from Calcutta at Suez 19th. The Malta (s), from Suez at Cal-
cutta Aug. 25.

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JOHN PARRY will make his Sixth
Appearance for eight years in Liverpool,
THIS EVENING,
At the Concert-room, ST. GEORGE'S-lIALL, in conjunction
with MR. and MRS. GERMAN REED.

F. W.

P.R O M O L I

30, CHURCH-STREET;
(OPPOSITE PARKER-STREET),
LI VERPOOL,

Has much pleasure in informing his many kind Friends and
the Public that he has just added to his well known splendid
STOCK of _ JEWELLERY, . _

SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATE,

WATCHES, ' DINING AND DRAWING-ROOM CLOCKS,
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too numerous to mention, the following choice specimens of
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A Manufactory for Jewellery, &c., is attached to the
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all Orders and Repairs.

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30, CHURCH-STREET,
(OPPOSITR PARKER-STREET),
LIVERPOOL.

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