The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-23 00:00:00

ASSAULTS ON THE POLICE. , osanit.
Joseph Walsh was committed for one month for__.
in while while in a state of intoxication, police-officer 152,
_4
Joseph Welsh and Robert Lowery were also chargee!7Lit.
assaulting several of the police, in the execution of the
duty, in Northumberland-street. It appearedde !uts,
police had some persons in custody, when the f n0b1...n.
with others, rescued them, and committed the 870%
Welsh was committed for one month, having 01"
stone; and Lowery for 21 days. Ike,
Mary Ann Morris was charged with assaulting.V"the
officer 436. It appeared that the police-officer, fit_.%,e,
captain and mate of the Argo, went to search the 'roe
cupied by the defendant, a sailors' lodging house, rushed
foreign sailors, when she denied his authority, and trig
him down stairs. Fined 10s. and costs, the charge
been clearly proved.
ILLEGALLY PAWNlNG.—Margaret Farmer Was conirni_ftte;:
for one month for illegally pawning some property
u
master, Mr. Perkins, of Bridport-street. 100
THE ACCUSED ACCUSED.—A rather respectable- . uss
young woman who gave her name as Maria jfet
charged with stealing some books, the property ofll ' ,r'heel
wards, West Derby-road. The books which haa, ho
taken from the defendant at the time she was offerill, 'try,
for sale were identified by Mr. Edwards as his 13P1P')fr•
The defendant alleged that she had received them frolu for
Edwards's servant, who had requested her to sell thel;its
her, in order that she might procure some necessary art:feat
The servant appeared as a witness, and was about to
joile
that she had not given them to the defendant, wiliev had
cautioned her not to perjure herseP, which opperturf ied
such an effect upon her, that she very much prevarif.d, she
her statement. When the defendant was apprehea",t the
stated at once from whom she received the boob/ ulissaki'
servant denied at first knowing her. The case 1
j ourned.
fu 1 seamen,MUTlNY owNhßooseemna THEnes
w" ~ over
eGrenonstGazteFfEto."b—e T;Toodtarrro° oid,
Harvey, were charged by Captain James Oglivia 13 niti!,
of the George Fife, which arrived in this port 11014
with mutinous conduct. The captain produced 1,04
book, in which was recorded the conduct of the Pr e
with others of the crew, from which it appeared 'lllll
we
days after the vessel left Valparaiso, they had re
execute the orders of the captain, and had been 01
under arrest. Subsequently, however, the crew, AO,
exception of the prisoners, went to their duties am,.p.*
forgiven. The men in their defence alleged that the 4
was not sea-worthy, and that they had to work at the P
for twenty-four hours. le°
This was denied by the ca t ' hstated that the hire'
p am, w o
_,, An.

ad shipped for two voyages, at $6 per month, and
heived two months' pay.
..;covei
c The magistrates ordered them to be each imp--
twelve weeks, and to forfeit all their wages. br`"
Two OF A TRADE.—Catherine Williams, a furni,tw;,
ker, living in the Arcade, was charged with asganh'il
Elizabeth Bradley, a servant to 'Mr. Moss, of t'
place.
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From the statement, it appeared that Mrs. a.' 491 i
defendant, were having an altercation, not an nn hod
currence, a few days since, when the complainant, de,
heard her mistress abused. in no very measured tero,or gr
ing which the language used was entirely unfit
,j.*i
polite, went to the rescue, and admonished the defenu;
using such unbecoming language, upon which Ow
her severe blow on the breast—the assault n°

plained of.
t:
It was attempted to be proved that the assault otejt
committed, and that the Williams's were the perseql t 7
ties, but this failed, and the magistrates regrettlil
persons could not conduct their business without qua I.d
fined Mrs. Williams 20s. and costs, which the husbarl
tears in his eyes came forward to pay ; the ethernet,'
leaving the court evidently much pleased with the
they had won.
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There were several other cases disposed of, Wig"'
of public interest

LIVERPOOL 3IA.RKETS.—YrsrEnDAL,'
(Written expressly for the Northern Daily
SUGAR has been taken to a fair extent, the "60.111
comprising 120 hhds Barbadoes, at 33s 6d to 36e; ,51
St. Lucia, at 31s to 32s 6d ; 60 hhds Trinidad, at 0
335 9d; 90 hhds Porto Rico, at 34s 6d to 35s 3d;
Maceo, in bond, at 19s 3d tq cwt. the patll
COFFEE.—The common qualities of Jamaica et
sales this morning, went off with fair competitierx.,;coght
tierces realising
.48s ; 73s for ordinary to good ral„,uat,r
addition to which a cargo of 2,800 bags Rio, eLL"
near continental port is reported at 45s tg cwt. 13e14
RICE continues in demand, 4,000 or 5,000 b3,e600
having changed hands at very full prices ; and " st-
Arracan, at 13s 9d t)' cwt.
„„r ce
PEPPER.-200 bags Sumatra have realized 41;-d
TEA.—A aeonle speculative demand has from
2rtn.
and common gou has changed hands at froul Ost ol
is 3d 19 lb, with other descriptions at decidedly slot*.
One hundred and fifty tons Savanilla Fustic it, 11'
auction £6 15s to £6 17s 6d IR ton. ?do
„,,,
In Hides we have to report 2,600 salted Itiver r
5-4-'d to 51d for heavy ox, and at 4.2 d to 5d 1/' tips,
ox and cow. S+s'
One hundred and ten tons Oak Bark sold-
tc"kabtaroWTKere 1,--Fj'iothin";lkl3lol:llent "nig. r -
LINSEED is again higher,-1,000 bags Bombay, to at
having realised 55s qr. market, COTTON.—We continue to have a quiet
of the most current qualities of Americanh 110150
tight. The sales are 4,000 bales, 500 of w
taken for export, and on speculation.

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LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.-- ••-° &ll'e
At this day's market we had an average eta_ 00,
home and country buyers.. In Foreign Wheats the".„,ot:
moderate business for consumption, but at prices leei."; w
stances ld IP bushel under those of this day Iver.
parcels, chiefly American, were taken to hold ove, e 4
a full show of farmer's new wheat, this mornillit
and condition various, sales were less freely meerin
tofore, and all descriptions were rather depress 9lte
The Flour trade ruled rather inactive, and, to re
must be quoted in some cases 6d tt? brl cheaper. ig.iptivi
Barley is 2d ItY bushel lower for all ordinal/ des'Ped
a good many lots of which are pressed for sales Ole
sorts nearly support their value. English Inaltillo
are 2s to 3s, and Malt, 2s tCP qr cheaper, with a e1°301,0,j,
sale for each. Egyptian Beans are difficult of disP°3lterv.i
out variation in previous rates. Fine Oats are' prop
value, but the business is quite in retail ; inferior $
offered id bushel lower; and Oatmeal continue'
sale at 6d 457 load reduction.
Indian Corn is steady, with a moderate demarld'/i

Prices current in Liverpool per Imperial St'
Tuesday, November 22, 1853.

BRITISH.

WHEAT .. 4)7otb, English, red, old
D 0... wh. do.
1R15H.... .. red, do.
Do.. .. ... . wh. do
RYE.. 14, Quarter, English....
BARLEY.. To do. English
v6ol6,Scotch&lrish,do
MALT.. ... Quarter, English,

s. d. 8. d.
190 22 1100•
1)5
ndoeli. •
. do. •

5-0 5 I.do •

pale, do
vo do. Irish, do.
OATS..lp4slls,ErOish&Seoteh,olo

68 0 74 0..d0.'
0 0 0 0.. do'
•
4 3 4 6 —(l°'
3 8 3 00. •
3 g 4 0 .-14°'.
3_5 3 8 -fine',

do.Wegh, do..

do. Irish, inealing, d 0...
do do. inferior, d 0......
FLOUR.. 13, 28016 do. do. seconds
Do do. superfine
OATMEAL.. vload of 2401, Irish,)

154—0 55 ol::0.

In 0 32 01..11°•

Canadian, d 0........

FOREIGN,

WHEAT.. 701, Canadian, mixed

. .
and red _- -
United States, do. do_

9 4 9 9 - - lob!
9• 6 10 0
9 9 10 3 high
9 3 9 10 white
8 10 9 4 CO'—'

Danzig and KOnigsberg. do. do__
French,Rhenish,and Belgian, do
Odessa. Polish, do.
RYE.. Ip, 601 h, Baltic, &c
BARLEY—v 60th, Turk. & Egypt.
OATS__v 451 b
INDIAN CORN, v4BO/b, American
yellow
FLOUR, vßrl 196IbCanadian,sweet
U. S. Western Canal. do.

-j.- - --•- : b
4 9 5 1 nalti
3 9 4 0 glig

45 046 0
36 0 37 0
36 6 37 0
37 0 37 6'• r
33 0 39 0 ?.,,,119,
00 9 0

Do. Philadelphia&Balthnore do.
Do.PrimeVirginia&Fancyßrand
g► Sack 280113. French fine &superfine

Arrivals and Exports from the 15th to - I,‘ p
1853, inclusive. Wheat, 23,578 qrs ; bolt) 466
malt, 1,460 qrs ; oats, 7,124 qrs; beans, Biidplllll4,'
8 qrs ; Indian corn, 7,243 qrs ; Indian cornB bfro,
oatmeal, 14,161 sacks; flour, 1,799 sacks, 18);.;; (7s,fi
Exports to Foreign Parts.—Malt, 214 c1,,1411.;
qrs ; oatmeal, 5 sacks. Ireland. —Wheat, pi
corn, 278 qrs ; Indian corn meal, 120 brl9; go;
sacks, 2,136 brls. Coastwise.—Wheat, 11°67 cirsio
200 qrs ; oats, 9 qrs ; beans, 4 qrs ; pease, +l',eitl,"
corn, 368 qrs; Indian corn meal, 8 brls; °B—
370 sacks, 2,793 brls.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.---',O
SUGAR.—West India opened firm ; there:ls
trade demand. Refined grocery lumps' 7,30:1tYs
Foreign is in good demand; brown Bahia!' 2- giof
COFFEE is firm ; native Ceylon, 46s to 475;
495. TEAS. —Public sales proceed with fair s1;005
prices. RICE is firm, demand small. Cc/ 0 ate
sales larger. Corrox is not cheaper, but sa eot.
" •
TALLOW is quiet, fine P.Y.O 66s 6d on the
_ ;
LEEDS CORN MARKET.---Irrs'd tiler VI
We have a moderate supply of Wheat, an ,thef
firmness
is i
in the Fine qualities
business aro
,onPAto
NEWCASTLE MARKETS.-1 ~- t
CORN.—Wheat 'market slow at Saturda3s'saleg•
little business doing. Factors do not pres toidj'
articles as before. a litirtaif°i
CATTLE.—Numer ot cattle, 675 • a lO
'll °1 • tl
Trade good at advanced rates, and a sonic
sheep, 3,974 ; trade more active than for • i
Pigs met good demand at full rates.
Printed and Published by CHARLES , andof
Oxford Street, at his General Printinc ,_erpo..
EstabliWEDNEshment,
SD 19,
AY, South
John Stree,t, -121: OP