The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-22 00:00:00

radvaace 'eql:ll.to de3liue of last week was eE,-
tabislied iu Wheat.
There still ex sts an.naditninialital eagerness to
shi o silver to the East, prineip iby t•-, China, by the
le lus, whieh will leave on the 4th June. rm..
a') ,1i:0(4 .departure of ihd fortnightly
it,,ain.r the ttilver market is ordit.tarily quiet, but
yesterday a good demand prevailed, and it is evi-
de.it, from the extent of the engagements entered
into at this early period, that the shipments by the
Irvine will be very he
The advices Lo:n r i announce an important
failure on the Bourse—viz., that of M. Charles
Thurneyssen. We believe that this gentleman is
nephew to M. Auguste Thurneyssen, who is one
of the Directors of the Credit Alobilier Society, of
the Western Railway Company of France, and of
the Grand Russian Railways (for which he was one
of the " original contractors.") M. Charles Thur-
neyssen is also, it is sail, connected by
marri the family of the Messrs. Pereire,
the, chief managers.of the Credit Mebilier. The
amount involved has not transpired, and was
vaguely estimated yesterday at from 400,000/. to
800,0001 Little reliance is to be placed upon these
figures, but it is inferred that the sum must be
large, as otherwise M. Thurneyssen's influential
connexions would probably, for their own sakes,
have helped him through his difficulties. The
event is calculated to occasion a very unpleasant
sensation on the Bourse, and yesterday's fall is
probably to be attributed to it.
The Government notice relative to the renewal
of the Exchequer Bills falling due in June is
shortly looked for. It is expected that the rate of
interest will he the same as that now current.
.The whole of the 103,0001 in specie, ex the Ame-
rica, from New York, appears to have been sent to
the Continent, for we cannot hear of any portion of
it having reached London.
The steamer Dolphin, which arrived at Grave.
Send on Monday, from Antwerp, had on freight no
less than seventy-two cases of silver, to meet the
Eastern demand. Probably the value of this
remittance is 60,000/ or 70,0001. Further supplies
will doubtless be drawn. from various points of the
Continent.
The Continental advices received to-day report
continued firmness in the exchange on London,
except at Hamburg, where a slight decline is
noticed. At Amsterdam a further advance has
taken place. At Paris on Tuesday the exchange
on London was quoted 25.21 to 30 for short,
and 21.874 to 90 for 3 months' bills; at Amsterdam
11.874 for short; at Hamburg, 13.41 for short, and
13.14 for three months; at Berliu, 6.18 a; and at
Vienna, 10.1.2.
The shares in the Grand Russian Railways were
quoted yesterday to f prem. It is expected that
a settling day for this stock will be shortly fixed by
the stook Exchange Committee.

Exclusively tor CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 20 Years
LEWIS & COMPANY. Ranelseh street.

Commercral Enttittettre.

LIVERPOOL COTTON SIA RICET.—MAy 21.
There has been no chance not.ccable in the cotton market to-day,
the transarAions are very limited, and prices slightly favour the buyer.
The sales—including 10 Ilaranhams 91, 50 Egyp tans 9id to 9i1..300
Sarats s;d to sd—are repoitel 4,000 bales to the trade.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARBET.—MAT 21.
SUGAR.—The rnquiry continues active, and very (3, treme prices
have been realised ; 400 h'ids Demerara are reported, chiefly at 569
to 4s 6d for Muscovado, up to 62s for crystalised ; 1,100 bags Ben 'al
to arrive, at sgs for dates, and 61s for syrups; also, 8,200 bags Mail
at 385 per cwt in onl, fluting con,titons
MOLASSES.-400 puncheons c ayed Cuba have been sold for arrival
at 25s per cwt.
RUM OR CONFEE.—Nothing done.
Coc ta.-200 bags ara, i o arrive, have realised 80s per cwt.
Bres.—"the market is wi;hout change; 600 bags new Ballam have
been sold from the quay at its 9d, and 750 tons Nocransie, to r rrive,
at I.t.s per cwt.
GA nIER.—We have also to report 461 bales, all faul s, at 16s ad
for heatel, and 15s gd par cwt for Ist class damaged.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—MAY 21.
Per stone, 201bs. ,! Per goll.s. s. d. s. d
• s. d. s. d.lPotatoes, Seedlings 50to 5 3
Hay, old 0 6 to 0 Bi,Ditto, Kemps .... 5 0 to 5 4
Ditto, new.. ..... 0 0 to 0 o,l)itto, Whiterocks. 0 0 to 0 0.
Ditto, clover .... 0 6i to 0 7 Ditto, Balshaws .. 0 0 to 0 0
Green Clover .... 0 3 to 0 3,f Ditto, Beldrums .. 0 0 to 0 0
0 0 to 0 it', Ditto, cattle . .
0 3,} to 0 4, Per toe.
Straw
ait,
e 0
2 i
to 0 3} TurnlpS
Ditto, barley .... 0 24. to 0 2a Carrots
Oats, In straw . ... 0 0 to 0 O'Mangle wur.tel —26 0 tO 28 0
Manure 5 0 to 7 0

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—MAY 21.
The demand for goo +s continues dull, and the market is more in,
active than we have to report fur some time past.

MANCHW4TER CORN MARKET.— MAY 21.
Wheat was in fair request to day, and the market is evidently re-
e- vexing the decline of last w ek. F our a slow sate at steady prices.
Oats and oatmeal unchanged. Beans rather cheaper. Indian corn
Is per quarter cheaper.

LONDON PRODUCE M tRKET.—MAY 21.
SUGAR —Tbe market continu a firm, to
no sales by auction have
been held to-(1,1, but privately business doing.
COFFEE—Transactions ate at present confined to small quantities,
at full prices.
TEA remains una'tered, and business is limited.
SALTPETRE -The remand is not active, and 1,311 bags Bengal
were bought in at 40s 6I to 4 !. 64 fur 7i to 5 per cent. refraction.
FRUIT—At the public sales, tiiis morning, the quantity offered was
early al bought in, the market being quite devoid of animation.
Currants have re ently declined 2s t T 3s.
Ruse—Tire market remains in the same position, and consequently
few iransactions are passing.
In other artielt a Do m.terial alteration.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-MAT 21.
The mirket is firm, at the a, nex4d quotations :—Town tallow, 55s
n'tt cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 55s ed to 565; May and
June, 55s 6d to 554 9d ; July and September, 55s 6d ; October and
December, 55 , to 55s ed.

LONDON MINING MARKET.-MAy.2l.
In the home mining stock market to-day the principal transactions
have been in Great Wheal Aifre I shares, which are marked in the
Stock Exchange, 6X, 6a, and 6. Wheal Edward shares are in demand,
an I have been dealt in at 51 and 52. In fin Croft shares business
h also be,n transacted in that e•tablishment at 4i.
St. John Del Rl, shares have Ken sold at 14. 1111 stock is still
flat.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.—Mtor 21.
There was a limited supply of wheat to-day, and last week's decline
of 21 per quarter was fully renewed. Barlry was dull, but not lower
oats rather cheaper; beans an i pease unaltered.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET.—MAY 21.
There was a very considerable stiopl of cattle at to-day's naarket,
but that of elvep was less than for same time past. In beef we have
to notice a decline of 10s to 12s per head. In mutton, although the
supply was so limited, we have to report a decline of 5s per head.
Lambs scld at about the same figure as last week. The pig mar, et
was well supplied. '1 he demand was chiefly for the English markets,
and prices were rather lower, •

CORK BUTTER MARKET.-MAT 21.
The market was quiet to-day, at the fi llowing prices :—Firsts, I07s;
Seconds, 102 s ; Thirds, 82s ; Fourths, 72s ; F fifths, 60s ; and Sixths,
52s per cwt.