The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-27 00:00:00

P.,ces paid Currt. Prices
this week• Mid. Fair.

c 610 Sea Ixiand 5 d.
t 2
369 740 Upland 9I 13
- 4 to 7g 6 5-16
11250 Mobile - .! 4Z to 6/ 5-15
51 33620 New Orleans -Oa to S' 6 7-16
3569 4020 Brazil - '67-16 to 863
1661 2240 Egyptian -6 to WI; 6i
10 .. West India to IGi
17323 9270 I East India - 4 to hi! 4/

StIOAR.—The market remains quiet, without change in prices,
the sales include 50 Ws Demerara at 459, and at 4ss 6,1 to 52s 6(1
for grainy, 400 bags Madras from the quay at 40s, 1,500 bags Bengal
at 43s to 43i 3d for Dumah, 47s for Dates, and at 4ss Gd to 50s 3d for
Benares ; 300 bags yellow Pernams have also been taken at 29s 6cl
por cwt in bond.
MOLASSES.—A considerable business has been done, 215 casks
Porto Rico being reported at 22s 6d, and 500 pans Trinidad at 218
6d per cwt.

Corps.—A few aura!! parcels Jamaica have found buyers at 56s
to 7.5 s uer cwt, bei,ig full prices.
itlCK.—The sales comprise 600 bags Bengal at Its 9! to 12s, and
3,00 e bags Necransie at lOs 3d per cwt.
SA LTP Ent E.-200 bags, per cent refraction, have brou,/lit 28s
per cwt.

Jura.—The public sales went off with fair spirit, and nearly 1,400
bales have found buyers at £l2 for very low, to £225s per ton for
fine, being about previous rates,
CoeN.—We had again a good attendance of country millers in
addition to the usual buyers of our own locality, at our market this
mornina choice fresh qualities of both white and red Americas
were sold steadily to a far extent, at the full currencies of Tuesday ;
second class samples were held about the same prices as befog, but
were placeable in only limited quantities; Inferior descriptions
rema n'ilg almost without demand. Flour is in fair request, and
the beg' lots of American and Canadian, of which the market is
very bare, are taken at extreme rat s; there is also a free sale
for such qualities as range between 29s and Stir per barrel.
Barley, beans, eats, and oatmeal, wiihout any particular change
either in value or demand. Indian coin has rather recovered
itself, but at any thing over our last quotations there is only the
smallest retail demand holders of prime to require a 'late more
than Tuesday's rates, which check salcs.—Arrivals from the 23rd
to the 23th September, Inch:sire, Into Liverpool from Ireland,_
Wheat, 9 G qrs ; barley, 72 qrs ; oats, 1,325 q-P ; beans, 13 qrs Indian corn, 101) ws; oatmeal, 2,496 sacks; flour, 480 sacks;
Canada and other British Colonies out of Europe.—Wheat. 5,422
qrs; flour. 5,075 brls, Uni ea States.—Wheat, 13 554 qrs; Indian
corn, 10,918 qrs; flour, 2,103 brls. Into Runcorn.—Oats, 725 qrs.
otal —Wheat, 19,862 qrs; barley, 72 yrs; oats, 2,030 yrs ; "beans,
13 qrs; Indian corn, 11,018 qrs ; oatmeal, 1,494 sacks; flour, 48)
sacks, 7,178 brls. R. MAKIN & So6s.
PaovisioNs.—Beef: A full average business done, holders hays
ing been sellers at a shade under previous prices. Pork : The
sales reach about 500 lids at late rates. Bacon ; Dealers have
obtained the advance noted in our last, at which a fair quantity has
been sold. Cheese: No stock here; parcels in good condition, sell
freely as soon as landed. Lard Sales have been made to the
extent of 5o tons at our last quotations. Jou'o M A SIQUIq & CO.
Fxutrs.—Currants—We are without any further arrivals since Our
report of the 18th. The /shone is the next steamer due and part of
her cargo has been sold to arrive at full rates. In the absence of
supplies our market is without alteration, a goo I enquiry ea'sts and
the opening prices could besasily obtained as the dealers are all
now bare of stock. The clearances for home consumption from the
16th to the 22nd reach about 260 tons, and in London they are
proportionably large. It is a satisfactory feature that the quality
and price of the fruit is again bringing it into extended consump.
tion, and there is every appearance of th demand continuing good.
The exports are very large and teach 115 tons, principally for the
Australian and American markets. There are buyers of 1655 fruit
at 40s to 455, but this is considerably belOw holders' ideas. Relates
—'iVe have no further arrivals of Valencias, but several cargoes are
over due. The Imports up to this are all nearly cleared, and holders
are very firm at 545. Sultanas at auction brought Ses. Nluscatelles
—Another parcel has come to hated per steamer, hut demand Is
only Smyrnas—A small lot of black ha- arrived, but ma
are
.yet without red. The duty-paid clearances continue goon,
amountlug to 75 tons. Figs—The ft at yam! of Turkey was offered
at public sale on Tuesday—the quality was not good, only a small
p creel found buyers at 80s. The Tenneriffs with a full c ergo has
since arrived, the quality is better, but buyers show little disposition
to operate. Malaga taps are worth 341. Green Fruit—Oranges A
small parcel of Naples of poor quality realised 22s to 24m per case ,
lemons continue very dull, the supplies being In excess of demand ;
Naples cases are worth 245 to 269; Messina boxes 9s Gd to 10. Cd.
Nuts—Barceonas move slowly at the advance of last week ; holders,
however,are firm, in consequence of the high price asked in Sp .in
for the new. Brazils ; A parcel of 50 tons has been sold at 21s 6d,
and there is little now left In the market, IlovenroN
LONDON.
Sot:att.—We have had a quiet market this week, a
offered In pubic sale has exceeded the demand, yetn thee e
i quantity
mmters
have shown much firmness, and the trade havoc
bought stepadily,
we cannot quote any material decline, although prices have scarcely
equalled those of last week. The reffied market has been steady;
grocery 'muss, fair to tine, 559 to 58s.
COPFRE.—There has been but one public sale this week, and but
a limited business done by private contract, yet prices have been
supported, and the article appears to have confidence. Native
Ceylon, 52s fel to 535.
TBA.--A fair amount of business done at last week's currency.
RlCE.—There have been steady and large buyers in the market,
and an advance of ad has been paid.
Rust.—A limited business has been done at previous rates.
Leewards, 2s 3d to 2s 4d ; proof Demerara, 2a 6d.
SA uretiTsE.—The public sales have been large, and freely met
by buyers, the finer qualities sold at a shade lawer prices. Otl descriptions at previous rates. ter
Corroar.—A fir amount of business done• at fully previous rates.
Dacus.—The public sale* went off steadily, but castor oil sold at
a decline of 4d to id,
IN f)loo.—Thr private contract market firm, 16,430 chests
declared for the next quarterly sate.
Jury has sold at in-cattier prices, and a considerable portion of
the quantity offered In public sale 41,001 bought In.
Sprcits have sold at previous rates.
In other articles no material alteration, but markets generally
have been doll.
TA I.l.oW.—The market is quiet in all poeitlons at the subjoined
'notations :—Town tallow, 51s psi nett CaSl Petersburg YC. on
. he attendance at market to-
the snot, a2f ; September, sls tid alts ; October and December,
49a809c1Rot%5h01.tior,
—There
e; is a steady
swegituhemnht
ychslifte
Imitatirekebtilism:oe,w heeomiug well supplied, a+, the follow.
lug currency : —Mid and
,Fastw tKhen,gtd,..7wons
,tvoar9dost;enadienachly.KeLnatrel,eflys:
demand f trl the new growth.
CDn
Yearlingsi.., 2e
pi :sr.:7i, 6
alutallir demand was
ea
Ts—
asDm,
duat: —D,
and
uty, ,
Fs 1 o u 11,Ydsefroartefi neer relVreul at
heavily nn hand. NoPrrfiteaks''s ttst
arrivals(l er la
esTa
short,
oh andrt.
with
et rh y
:I:ll7essal;rrSivuaslssexa're63ms
Cd advance on Monday's price,.
American barrels; good qualities sell at Monda
CATTLE.—To-day's market was maderately Supplied with beams.
r,n4l97iner sort of barrels hang
the condition of ,which was inferior. Most kinds moved off slowly,
yet Monday's prices were supported, We mete fairly suppl ed with
sheep, and an average business was transacted in them at unaltesed
quotations. The sspply of calves was ex tei sive, anti the veal trade
'riled heavy at ade Hoe in the currencies of 2,1. per S lb,. There
was a fair demand for pigs at full prices. Iltef, from 3s 8d to 4s
mutton, Sit Gil to Ss 2d : veal, 3.; 8.1 to 4a 8d ; pork, 3s 6d to 4s }Off;
per 8 lbs sinking the offal. The supply at market comprise—. Beasts,
464, foreign 340 ; pigs, 31.0.
541, foreign, 130; cows, 130; sheep, 8441, foreign, 1,200; calves,
storking . Amongst the shares for wlVcit enquiry is made are
wiMINKS. —A fair amount of business is 'going forward in British
West Basset, Scatls Frances, Alfred Consols. and Wheal Grenville,
Alfred Co. sots. 18,
In the Stock Exchanse the only business reported today is In
Clijsh and Wentworth, II ; Ding
the shares of the General Mining Company at 14, Sulijoinstt
is a list of yesterday's transac ions in tha Dining Exchange :
Nelistlan, 2+ ; West Basset, 31,
pone. 35, 374 Gawton United, 20s ; Great Alfred, 1
304. 31, 30S ; West Caradonn 13a"
Great South Totgus, ; North Fiances, 10i, 1 For-
kellis, 10i, ; South Frances, 360. 365 ; South Herta d and
Wendron Consols, 29. s ; wheal Edwstrd, 2S ;
South Caradon, 295 ; North Basset, :is , %Vest Basset. 301, ;Alfred
3. I, 3, ; Wheal hfary Ann, In the Stock Exchange;
Consuls, 153 Wheal Kitty, 104 ;(l eat Wheal Alfred, 91, 3,9, 4, *,
10; Wheal Urenville, 21.

VE,TRRpArS MARKET,
WA Kltrllit.r CORN.-014.1 and hest new wheat is Is 10Wer than
last Fridry. Inferior Is to 24 cheaper. Spring corn fetches full
prices.

DUBLIN CORV.—The supply of new rain t t this market !soh the,
tneresse, the:quantity offered for sale to-day was rather considetra4le.
Ear y to the day prime wheat was taken at the rates of Tiaealay, but,
towards the close of the market every description of wi,ea,t and O'3U:
were in dull demand, and 61 to Is lower. Malting barley supported
extreme rates, but middling and inferior declined in value. A gaff:
to retail was-done in Indian earn at late rates.
BELFAST CORN.—Willte whent, 118 to 13.3 91; ref do., lOs 61 to
13s : oats, Gs 81 to St 51; oatmeal, 130 4 1 to 14, fd ; barley, gs
84
to 103.
GrAsoovy Pro Inov.—Nothing done t.-day. The market Is
quiet at tel for sellers, sod there are buyers et 71s s.l, 1

lisfweru,
goaornegr
tkdeuao.obrnne dvs S,
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A JEBEAIY DionLEn.—On Tuesday, at the Huddersfield
Guildhall, John Whitehead, better known as " Grand-
father Whitehead," whose frauds upon housekeepers in
Halifax, twelve months
iago,uagee(olwereri setvheernete:o,wri(llegd years,ba rti
,dut:heue, e
wrt ihmtihceahe.:
was committed for trial on a charge of obtaining food awl
lodgings of Mrs. Entwistle,: uanpdpeerarferdautdhualtentthpe routnefneorets.,
The prisoner had agreed for boardessel
wag passing
ploatsigsiinnggs at 15s,
per week : had promised Mr.ll•ainntewistle the Job of building
a house, for which he was willing to pay ..e,OOO or rue re
but unfortunately could not pay his first week's board, and when pressed for it slunk off.'
SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT THE LONDON DOCKS,--A zi,,,c,.t.
t the
nLiteoonanadtlohene
wastehlipifoliolinalaasegstteseeckebawrsr:rneti;ficndesobi hagmlivajneeeladadrnici nnweit
retqw:hftuwsurheoimoaroit n 18lesOkse: rltalf
placelB:ita: standing
iacel tGeeinnl sad.rlayr
betweeng river.°ee
Pnlu ‘:tl
I i
Saturdayen
somel machineryip°l entrance
can Isrtt i' loov nrthwionhf i c hthhe the iron
iofrorokonst
hweShhewreea:vatheseretnoved to the accident
X,rliateci,
, deemed it necessar
I.imb was found to be extensively
and taken to the nearest
hospital,a ti evil ell c'jroei nward of
.the
the
officer,
a portion of the
operation with great fortitude, but, from her advanced ages
no hopes are given of her recovery.
Somersetshire, renowned ty:t*lr
the village gossips to dilate u
ELOPEMENT EXTRAORDINAY.—An ancient hamlet in
rt .0
TheAamdapmutsa,t
poore thew
woman
nail: r b
omr medical
d it cha ie
the purity of its waters, the
abundance of its apples, and the beautiful character of the
which would certainly induce
scenery in which it is embosomed, has furnished an un-
usual topic for
an elopement of a singular nature, owing to Pthoen,rnealanltieolny:
ship of the parties. Two brothers-in-law were there
sentiment, ri
"'A aore is nothing like
leather." One of them was blessed with a daughter of
considerable personal attractions, though somewhat short
in stature ; while the other had attained the meridian of
life, and still flourished in single blessedness. A fortnight
e manufacture,
since the latter went off on commercial business, as was
supposed, a not uncommon occurrence, arid very little
import was attached to it; but a few days after, flip
gentle " znissey," disappeared, and all the endeavours to
trace her ill the neighbourhood proved abortive. This,
01 course, led to more extensive enquiries ; and intelligence
was in a day or two conveyed to the disconsolate fatta-r
tehnegrnagetdo ineellhoth
that his daughter had been seen at Cardiff with her uncle,
and that they had taken berths on board a vessel bound
for the land of " Stars,.and Stripes,"
whither they had
sailed.— Correspondent.