The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-11 00:00:00

i more especially after the recent continuous ;dYia

the value of all

;rain, the Corn trade has remained dull

11 exist, and the n7osiexieriZea'SneenOthnifnglhi'olw'"lrt‘i
. there has been little pressure to sell,

nd, in the absence of any demand of morn

thus tar, is rather negative than positive.
ket is thinly attended; the sale for 'Wheat is limiteo,
decline of 3d to 4d b 70 lbs, but holders evrnce no an:xi(
to quit. Fleur must be written 2s 4 sack, and barely is
barrel cheaper. Oats and Meal bri:
Indian Corn

Thfs day's t

g full_pric(

;ood request, as also

eneralfy

Beans are in beiCer-;

and new samples
s dear. Peas are

Tightly easier in price ; old ones quite
luotably 3s to 4s per quarter lower. Malt
lisposal at late rates.

The following were the prices realise(

Wheat

lbs, English, from 66s Od to 74s Od ; Ditto, 70 lb:.
Foreign, 9s 3d to lOs 9d; Oats, V 45 lbs, 33 10d to 4s 6d ;
Beans, V 504 11:T, English, 55s Od to 62s Od; Ditto, ditto,
Foreign, 53s Od to 62s Od; Ditto, V 480 lbs, Egyptian,
49s Od to 50s Od; Indian Corn, l 480 lbs, from 43s Od to
47s Od; Barley, V 60 lbs, 5s Od to 5s 6d; Flour, V 280
lbs, 51s Od to 60s Od ; Ditto, Canadian and American, sour,
V 1961 lbs, from 34s Od to 39s Od; Oatmeal, V 240 lbs,
from 32s Od to 38s Od; Peas, V 504 lbs, 60s Od to 64s Od;
Malt, V load, 45s Od to 53s Od ; Bran, V 20 lbs, is 2d to
Is 3d.

T ratherE
lower than
Y
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—ET3hjeAmßaKErkeTt S.Y rs
opened—
.t the closing last night, but subsequently improved, and
LIVERPOOL.—The
:,loses steadily. The sales are :—Birkenhead, Liverpool,
and Chesire, 171 ; Blackburn, 5 ; Caledonian, 268 771 ;
Chester and Holyhead, 161 ; East Lancashire, 161; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 6.1,7, 4,- Z 5 51; London and North
West
Wesrn, 103 ; Ditto, 1-sth shares, pl-3 ; Midland,
604 1 - ; South Eastern Stock, 6-3 Z. The
following are the closing prices :—Caledonians, 27,1 .1;
Eastern Counties, 13; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
652 y ; London and North Western, 1031 .1; Midland,
311, 1; South Eastern, 18Z 8-9; Sheffield Stock, 201 1.
MANCHESTER.—To-day the market opened rather
flat, but closes steady. The following was the business
tie I transacted

—Blackburn, 51 ,
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 644 15i ;- London and
North Western, 103 ; Ditto, M. and B. Qrs C 5-16 p ;
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 20i ; Midland Railway
Consols, 61 -2-; North Union, A, 238 ; South Eastern I'B
R ; South Wales, x.n. ,

LONDON.—The sales are Ambergate and Eastern Junc-
tion, 41 ; Caledonian, 531 4; Chester and Holyhead, 16 '
East Anglian (£25 paid,) 471 ; Eastern Counties, 12'1- 13
Eastern Union, B, 32; Great Northern, 81* 2* 2; Great
Southern and Western (Ireland,) 103 2 3 ; Great Western,
F 49 Lrinrnehiro nA st

s Nort

London and Blackwall.
r.uuuon anti IN Orttl NV esteni,
, Ditto ts, 12;
Ditto £lO Shares, 1Z- ; London and South Western, 74 ;
janchester and Lincolnshire, 20 ; Midland, 604 1 ;
Ik, 50 ; North British, 28 ; North Staffordshire,
11t Scotch Central, 89; Shrewsbury and Chester,
Halves, 81 • Shropshire Union, 241; South Devon, 16.
Line Leased' at a Fixed Rental. —Wilts and Somerset, 311 -I.
Preference Shares.—Eastern Counties, No. 1, 11, ; Ditto
New 6 per cent. Stock, 134; Great Western, Redeemable 4
per cent., 100 ; Ditto Irredeemable, 99 ; Midland Con-
solidated (Bristol and Birmingham,) 141; North British,
108 ; North Staffordshire, 23i; Oxford and Wolver-
hampton, 104 q ; Ditto, £lOO paid, 151. Foreign.—East
Indian Extension, 2; Grand Trunk of Canada Shares and
Luxembourg (£lO paid,) 9.1 9Z; Ditto (£lO

fern, 13 ;

11,AnA;Th ar
1024 3 ;

Bonds, 6

DVICLIN.—ConsoIs, 938, for account, 14th Nov.,
31 per cent Stock, 95-4 I, for account, 951.' Hibernia'
Bank, 25 paid, 31 ; Dublin and Liverpool Steam Ship
Building Company, 50 paid, 48 ; General Mining Company
of Ireland, La paid, 2Z-; Mining Company of Ireland, 7
paid, 168 • Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway, 451;
Dublin and Bray, 15 paid, for account, 21 • Dublin and
Wicklow, 6 paid, 3g-; Great Southern and Western, 50
paid, for account, 54 Ditto, 4 per cent. Pref. shares, S
paid, 28; Midland Great Western, 471 paid, 48 ; Waterford
and Limerick, 50 paid, for account onTuesday, 29.
GLASGOW.—The market showed a downward tendency
yesterday afternoon, owing to the accounts of further hos-
tilities in the East, Caledonians coming down 22s 6d; Glas-
gow and South Western, 7s 6d. To-day (Thursday) prices
are still lower for Caledonians, and sales moderate.

CURIOUS ACCIDENT

.—Yesterday, Thomas Itouche, Wat
kinson-street, was riding in a lorry in which there was
hogshead of treacle. When turning the corner at Launcc
lot's Hey, the boy was thrown out, and the wheels of th
lorry went over him ; the cask of treacle also fell on him

the same time, and completely saturatin
I any fracture, but received severe

EXPLOSION ADJOINING THE HAYMARKET THEATRE.—On.
Tuesday afternoon an explosion took place at the residence
of Mr. Buckstone, adjoining the Haymarket Theatre. The
men were repairing the house preparatory to Mr. Buckstone
taking up •his residence there, when, in consequence of a
smell, one of the men lighted a lucifer match, and drew it
across a wall, when a loud and fearful explosion took place,
which terrified the whole of the neighbours, who imagined
that the theatre had taken fire. The windows were forced
out, and three of the painters at work had their clothes set
on fire, and a number of vessels containing turpentine and
oil were soon in a state of ignition. The three men were
much burnt, two so seriously, that it was deemed prudent to
remove them to Charing-cross Hospital. •

DEATH FROM CHOLERA IN HORSEMONGER- LANE PRI-
SON. -On Wednesday, Mr. Carter held an inquest touch-
ing the death of Eliza Brooks, alias Lovelace, a prisoner,
confined there, who died from malignant Asiatic cholera.
Keene, the governor of the prison, stated that
the deceased was about thirty years of age, and an unfor-
-tate female. She was committed by Der. Combe, one of
-ogistrates at Southwark Police-court, on the lit in-
attempting
At° the River Thames. That was the second time she
had been in custody for a similar offence. Mr. Harris,
surgeon to the goal, said in his evidence that it was one of
the most malignant cases of Asiatic Cholera he bad ever
He saw her in a state of collapse, cold, pulseless, and
Her thirst was intense.

INDIAN ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT'S LADY.
—ln April last, a delegation from the Cherokee, Choctaw,
and Chickasaw nations, visited Washington on business.
While there, they drew up an address to Mrs. Pierce, which
it was understood, they would be permitted to present at a
social party at the White house. Alrs. Pierce's health,
however, impaired by the recent v isitation of Providence in
the sudden removal from earth of her only son, was such,
it was considered, as to render the interview inexpedient,
and the address accordingly, was not delivered. It has since
been published in the Cherokee Advocate, and is as follows
Honored Madame : Our race have been rarely honored
with the privilege of paying their personal respects to the
1114 of the Chief Magistrate of this great republic. The
I believe, were Mrs. Madison, and Mrs.
ndly conceded to us this favour. On behalf
Chocktaw, and Chickasaw nations, their
_;ntatives now present beg leave to express to you the
gratitude they feel for this distinguished privilege you
4,ve afforded, to tender to you their sincere wishes for your
celfare and long-continued happiness. Permit us, madame,
to remark, that your sex in this favoured land constitute the
gland instrument for the enlightenment of your race, and
we trust of the world, in wisdom and the preservation of
goop government ; and, although your virtues and intellect
are not under the controul and auspices of European sys-
tems, yet they are more brilliant than those nurtured by the
thrones of Oriental splendour. It has been the custom of
the Indians to address the President by the venerated name
of Great Father; may we not venture to address you as the
maternal political parent of our race, as such, ask your
blessing ?"

only exceptio
Tyler, who k
of the Cheri

" ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE."--ASCOrtaillirig the
cost of a dinner party•—Diogenes,