The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-16 00:00:00

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him, struck kickedand
The prosecutor stated that on the day in ° e
standing in Denison-street, when the defendant caln 1
otherwise mused c
was fined ss. andhim, costs.
nesses were called in support of the charge•—o`'. Sul?
Robert Renee, charged with assaultinmr'r rederici

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.—YEsTEIOO
t
(Written expressly for the Northern Da-4 fig
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SIIOAR.—There is no change to remark to-day,
ness being confined to 700 bags yellow Cossipore, s'
cwt.
ivrt' I ' n MOLASSES or Rum we have nothing to re , st4l
Of COFFEE a resale of 1,800 bags Rio is repo to
for a near continental port.
Two hundred and ,fifty bags Para COCOA have been
at 27s cwt.
RICE.-1,000 pockets and 600 bags
brought los.; and 600 bags, with all
lis 9d to 12s 9d for first-class damaged.
Five hundred bags SALTPETRE are rep
28s, 8/ to 72 per cent. refraction ; 100 1
ip lb ; 500 pockets Bengal RAPESEED, 551
bay LINSEED, all faults, 36s to 52s tei qr ;
WOOD, at £l2 lOs ti ton.
In TEA. therd is nothing of moment repo)
At auction to-day the whole of the INDY
(nearly 40 tons) sold with spirited com
irregular rates • sheets and fine tubes
3s lid ; middling bottles, 2s 6d to 2s
negro heads, 2s to 2s 51,d, being an advs.)
prices of sto 6d for the lower qualities,
for the better kinds.

COTTON.—A steady market was closed
sales. The quantity changed hands was
of which 1,000 was on speculation and fo:

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—
SUGAR. —West India sales 600 hhds an(
full prices. Refined brisker ; brown lump
lumps, 44s to 475. COFFEE active; nadir(
48s 6d. TEA very little doing ; ordinary
RICE brisk, and advancing; white Benga..
CorroN quiet, rates unaltered. TALLOW &rap go
P.Y.C., 56s on spot,
MAN--

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE.
The market is very firm and steady, bi
doing is not extensive. WHEAT has advan
bushel, and FLOUR is to is 6d V sack, anl
Fair qualities of barrel FLOUR may still be l
395, delivered in Manchester. OATS and
changed, and in limited demand. BEANS
support late prices. PEAS are is to 2s
There is no change in MALT or other article:
From the circular of Mr. Thomas Swalloi
change, we take the following extracts :
" The firmer tone in the trade, reported
circular, was followed by an active speculF
FLOUR, and an extensive sale ensued at sli
rates ; within the last few days the dealers I
been free buyers, at an advance of fully is 19
on some qualities the decline, since prices att
est point about a month ago, has been ro
demand for other articles, meanwhile, was ii
material change from the currency of this da
"This day's market is well attended.
sparingly, and high-mixed American is in exi
for the interior, at an advance of 6d V 70 1..
are not so much better. FLOUR is held fully 2s
brl higher; the sale is checked, and the business
taut. OATS, MEAL, BEANS, and PEAS, merely ''l,"
week's value. Prime MALT is in more request than
at the above quotations."

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BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKEL-101-I\W
At this day's market there was a fair supply f
° AO. 0
and all descriptions sold readily at au advance of 100
qr. BARLEY is tfi.qr dearer. OATS the turn ill
the seller. BEANS and PEAS unchanged.

GREAT LUXEMEOI7RG RAILWAY.-011 iv .`hl
ciijaar,l
usual meeting in London, preparatory to the or, ti4eo
neral meeting of this company at Brussels, which e,
place on the 17th instant, was held at the Le,edbue ireeta°o
Sir Wm. Magnay, the president, in the chair. -1-unciade
rs
in their report, stated that they had receutlY:Lival'ioc
important treaty with the Paris and Strasbourt, Voni Ito
which their own line was to be extended 7 mill I, v0q,,(51,
to Aubange, on the French frontier, and wh'c pa be
accompanied by a prolongation of the Strasbourg thus
from Thionville to Aubange. Their line Would
come an integral part of the great European rail
the North Sea to the Mediterranean. Gal5
A
MENDING A. FACE.—It has been stated, too
that a person named Ponsoles, the proprietor °ftatoketigno
menagerie, was, three weeks ago, at Toulouse, bitten
tiger, on entering its cage, and had his rliep and tihd3t aOJ
that it only hung by the skin of the uPlr„ the beaaceJ
had received besides several severe woail"„,s al, he w351,1,a`z t
elsewhere. When rescued from the 01— by wa5",,-c
in the
wounds;nds of medical men. They begall Ten'
then they replaced the skin of thest., bones, n
the ear; refitted the nose, afteVen=en'cricatrised;,sfellt
cartilages, which could not 13. y ,• n otle •
e les
for five days. Their mode of treatment e
that PoIISOICT is now going on well. The neshut the
tirely ; the skin of the skull has also adhered;
still not quite solid. 061".•
tptaPhidPe
AMERICAN COMMUNICATION WITH CHLNA.----;, "a" „Di 51'
kderepstsebdlatdhdeerosthflieriewdowunitahs.
iceTorounpredvetnh
'Le
hineandamefulacce6sl:.
has been submitted to the American government "6" ;i1 v-tbe
a private steam-packet company, to establish a Cia lit
munication between New York and Shangll3' p
Pacific Ocean, which it is believed would 41; Ore
trade between the United States and China, and J~
parts of India, Japan, the Eastern Archipelago, hoe P
tralia, and enable correspondence to and from t ill; of
and Europe, to be conveyed in a month's less time 3
present. The subsidy named is two millions and or nt
dollars per annum. The clause prohibiting tw,°eo sl'
newspapers being placed under one cover, has
out. The object of this clause was to prevent
proprietors from sending parcels of newspapers
post. The clause which was left for decisi'
colonial newspapers, posted for parts out of
should be charged:a penny each. " Colonel
an Adelaide journal, " who requires that his sob'
be adopted in its integrity, has included this
condithns. At the same time such a tax is jig'
by our legislature unjust and impolitic, and will,
hope, never be consented to. As the whole loss
charging this penny would fall upon the colonial
we can see no reason why the home goverlir
force us to tax ourselves against our will.
doubt that if the measure is passed without this
and the reason of the omission explained, it
found to militate against the sanction of the
majesty. Such a x would be a ' heavy blow
discouragement' to colonial newspapers, and
greatly in the way of the diffusion in the mother.
correct information concerning the country"

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AGENTS IN T
Ashton Mr. Kerrigan.
Birmingham Mr. Cooper.
Of E. & C. Mansell.
Burnley.-- Mr. Lutcliffe.
Bolton. ... • Samuel Gardner.
800t1e... Mr. Ewan.
Barnsley Richard Pybus.
Chorley... Horatio Lawson.
Crewe Mary Cotton.
Chester Mr. Horrop.
R. & H. Taylor.
Douglas.. Mrs. Quiggins.
Holyhead. H. G. Hughes.
Huddersfield, Edward Clayton. I
George Booth. 1
Macclesfield Mr. Shuttleworth
Ormskirk.. William Garside.
Prescot... Thomas Traverse!
Preston James Lambert.

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. 'FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1853.

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