The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-19 00:00:00

PERPETUAL CURACIES.

Buslingthorpe Yorkshire: dio. Ripon: val. £150: pats. Five
Trustees : Rev. W. T. Dixon, prom.

CIIAPLXiNCIES.

Horsley Rouse of Correction, Gloucestershire : Rev. C. Thorp
prom.

CURACIES.

Aldridge, Staffordshire : dia. Lichfield : stipend £6O with rest-
dente-(a Priest).
Buxt&,,Norfolk : dio. Norwich : stipend £lOO with fees.
Coley, Yorkshire : dio. Ripon.
Everton, St. George, Lancashire : dio. Chester. (a Friest),
Flixton, Suffolk : dio. Norwich.
Haselbury-Plucknett, Somerset : dio. Bath and Wells.
Leigh, Lancashire: dio: Manchester: two: (Priests) : stir
ponds £lOO and residence.
Northop, Flintshire! dio. St. Asaph.
Solihull, Warwickshire : dio. Worcester : stipend £lO
Southelmbarn, All Saints' and St. Nicholas, Suffol dio.

?torwi eh.
Tipton, St. John, Staffordshire.

MASTERSHIPS

Leeds Training School (and Chaplaincy) : Rev. W. T. Dixon

prom.
St. Alban's Grammar School: Writing and Commercial:
salary £BO with board and residence : pat: the Head Master.

On Tuesday, the 25th instant, at Three o'clock, at the

Cotton Saleroom,
^4OOO Bales East India •
150 „ Mogadore
100 „ Unwashed Black Oporto WOOL.
500 „ Spanish
100 „

„ White „

',SS° Bales.
Apply to JOHN L. BOWES & BRO., Woal Brokers.

On Thursday, the 27th instant, !it Four o'clock, 4t the Cotton
Saleroom, Exchange-building!," s ,
2,000 Bales East India i WOOL.
100 Bales Mogadore and Oporto 1 ,
For catalogues, &c., apply to
T. & 11. LITTLED kLE & CO., Wool Brokers.

On Saturday next, the 29th instant, at Two o'clock, at: the
Brokeis' Office, Victoria-buildings, Hackin's-hey, ,
500 Bales East India,
350 Bales Mogaddre, 1
1445 Bales Oporto, Lisbon, &c., WOOL,
25 Bales Gray Iceland,
260 Bales Foreign COW HAIR,
6 Bales COTTON RAGS.

2586

PERKINS & ROBINSON, Wool Broker.

NEXT MONTH.

-----. gin 60r11 Barka.
---The Liverpool Corn Market to-day has, in some
degree,-recovered the late depression of prices as
regards old wheat, the new samples, from infe-
riority of condition, being quite in disfavour, and
generally avoided by millers, with very irregular
values ruling everywhere. Business has not
. been active here since Friday, though yesterday
the continued rain induced some fair purchases of
wheat with the turn of prices in sellers' favour.
There was also more inquiry for IndiEtti sellers_'
flour, both articles being worth rather more Money.
The week's arrivals were large of wheat, limited of
Indian corn, and light of all other articles of the
trade. The exports were.to a. fair extent. We
had many buyers of wlaeat, at our. market-from
various, some distant, parts of the interior, as
well as several from Ireland, and experienced an
extensive demand, chiefly in retail purchases,
comprising on the whole a considerable amount
of businessin this grain at an improvement on air
descriptions of red of 2d per cental on the prices
of this day week. White wheat, however; was
_not in_ so general_ request, _ and_ scarcely made
amended value. Flour was in fair request at an-
advance of is per sack and barrel. Beans sup
ported their price. There was no :new Saidi
Egyptian in first hands. Oats and oatmeal were
dull of sale; and barely supported_ former prices.
--Indian -corn ht-itl-an advance of is to is 3d per
quarter, and not freely offered. Our amended
quotations were paid for moderate quantities.
ARRIVALS AND EXPORTS
From the 11th to the 17th Sept., 1860, tact

isive.