The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-22 00:00:00

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.

MANCHESTER CORN : Th°re was a moderate attendance
at our exchange this day. Wheat : Both English and Ame-
rican was held for an advance of Is per qr on the former,
and 2d to Sd per 70 lbs on the latter, which was not freely
met by millers. Flour dull at last week's rates. Oats and
oatmeal without change. Egyptian beans were offered at is
less money, without finding buyers
CORK CORN : Red wheat

12s 81; hay farmer

35 Gd; barley, 19s; oats
Pork, 38s to 425.

Cory BUT rEt

2nds 14 118 s ; 3rds,

118, 105 s; 4th

95s ; sths, 82s; Gths, 725.
.. We had about the same number of
cattle at market to-dny as last week. Trade slack, and
prices in favour of the buyer. The quality of Irish cattle
was not so good as usual. A .smalier supply of sheep, which
met a dearer demand ; all sold. Best Scotch beef, bid per
lb; do. Irish, si:l to sid ; middling and inferior, qd to
5a ; mutton, Cd to 7d. At market, 835 beasts, 3,160
sheep.

GOW (TATTLE

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

--44,---

TATTERSALL'S.-YESTERDAY EVENING.

LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE.
8 to 1 agst Sir Peter Laurie (taken)
... 1 ... Emigrant (taken freely)
10 ... 1 ... Harry Lorriquer (taken)
15 ... 1 Jean du Queene (taken)
15 ... 1 ... Seaman (taken)
1000 ...60 ... Jump-away (taken) 1
22 ... 1 ... Free-trader (taken)
25 ... 1 ... Potter (taken)
50 ... ... Victor Emannuel (taken and offered)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEA%
1000 even between Fly by Night and Yellow Jack
100 to 30 agst Fly by Night (taken))
100 ...30 ... Yellow Jack (offered, take ito 2) Iv
10 ... 1 ... Porto Rico (offered)

CHESTER CUP.

20 to 1 agst Yorkshire Grey (taken) a
25 ... 1 ... Fatalist (taken)
50 ... 1 ... Kalapege (taken)
50 ... 1 ... Lady Tattoo (taken)

DERBY'.

7 to 1 agst Wentworth (taken)
r 17 ... 2 ... Eglington (taken)
10 ... 1 Fly by Night (taken)
1000 .. 10... Newington (taken)

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, FEBROAILY 22.

WIND YESTERDAY—Ncrth-east

HIGH WATER—Morn., 12 35—Eveg. 16 I—Height, 17 ft 4

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND,

William Edward

ARRIVED.

Feb. 20.—John Brichhaw, Savanna. Feb. 21.—Sruashine (new
clipper ship), A berdeen—Olir da Pet onella, Leghorn— Spartan (sa.),
Alexandria✓-Delta (s.s.), Havre—Sato, Toronto.

SAILED.
Feb. 20.—Rafae it; Bilima. Feb. 21.—Jamrs Scott, Singapore—
Neptune, and Magic rate, New Or cans—Clymene, and Radnagore.
Calcutta—Bonanza, St. Lucia—Unicn, Ostend—lsaac Webb, and
Agnes, New York—Baticola, linger Stewart, and Arabia, Mobile—
Rosetta' 13alaklava—Bonita. Pernambuco—Margaret, Dordt—Jno.
Bitson, Bueno. Ayres—Snowdon, Newfoundland—hlie, Vera Clus
—Rothsay, Ha'lfaz—Christina, Genoa.

FOR SALE by AUCTION, on Tuesday. the 4th
',l\ March, at one o'c!ock, at the Brokers' sale-room,
150, Leadeohall-street, London, the fine fast-sailing
_ %newßrig N. LILY DALE, 267 14-g4 tons o. N. and 179
91-100 tons N. st. This useful: vessel was built at
Charlotte Town, (Prince Edward's Island,) in 1855, of the best
material, and is admirably adapted for a callier. or any other trade
where a light draft of water is required, takes the ground, and shifts
without ballast. Lying in the Commercial Docks. Dimensions—
Length 102 feet 7-10.hs, breadth 2-1 feat, depth 12 feet 6-10 t s.—
For Inventories and further particulars apply to CUNARD, 13RETT,
and AUSTEN, R•okers for the Sa'e of Ships, 3, York-buildings,
Liverpool; and 150, Leadenhall-street, London.

FOR SALE By AUCTION, on Thursday
next, the 28th instant, at three o'clock, at the
brokers' salerooms, S,York.lyiliclings, Liverpool,
- the very superior paddle-wheel steamer ARCHI-
BALD; 37 50.100 tons register. Length 74 feet 2-10ths. breadth 14
feet 8-10ths, depth 6 feet 8-10tks ; built at Chester, of wood, in 1853,
has one side lever engine, two flue boi'ers of strong good plates,
cylinder 32 inches in diameter, length of stroke 30 inches now
plying in the river, and can be seen at stated times at the Albert
P.er.--For further particulars (apply to CUNARD. BR.ETT and
AUSTEN. Brokers for the Sale of ships, s„York-buildings,
Liverpool; and 150, Leadenhall.street, London.