The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30 00:00:00

700 hhCis of Barbadoes, 1,200 bags Mauritius, and ~,1011'
bags Bengal. Coffee : 150 casks Plantation v"
Cocoa : 300 bags Trinidad, and 600 bags Saltpetre. stoThe private contract markets have generally bee°
since Friday.
RICE : A large business done, chiefly in Arracan
at full prices. 01
COTTON : About 1,200 bales .sold at a slight ado-
SALTPETRE : Holders ask rather higher pricee-
OILS : Seal pale, 1:48; yellow, £46 lOs ; brovin'iir;
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sperm, .elO5 to £106; cod, -18 ; South Sea, Pale,/55
; olive Gallipoli, x's6; Spanish and Sicily, 0 4610
.e 54 ; cocoa nut, .i 46 to .e4B ; palm. 439 t b 29,,
linseed, 41s 6d to 425; rape, pale, 56s ;' brown'to 535. 05
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TALLOW : The market is quiet at the subjoined,„es
tions :—Town tallow, 51s 9d nett cash ; Peters torT
CW
on the spot, 515 6d; September, 51s to 51s 3I • *
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and December, 49s 6d to 49s 9d.
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CATTLE: The number of beasts is unusually .„011110,
a considerable proportion are very middling hll
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Prices on the average are lower, and several„,of
unsold. The supply of sheep is small; trade is, b°C"9l5
dull, and it is very difficult to realise late rates*,:tertap
are selling about the same as on Friday. From
and Holland there are 2,110 beasts, 2,700 sheeP,Acillw
calves. 2,500 beasts from the northern and
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counties, and 700 from Ireland.
MINES : The market for British mining steesl j 9 eyl
and flat, except for a few descriptions, incluflingt
Grenville Shares, which are in demand. Great
Alfred Shares retaining a drooping tendency. dd. 0
business recorded in the Stock Exchange to- slogs;
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United Mexican Shares, at 3/. Subjoined .1 ....,.t
71;;
Saturday's transactions in the Mining Exchange • 9.1.
Alfred, 91, Si, 9. i; Pendeen, 10s ,• Wheal Edtgar •
Wheal Grenville, i; Wheal Kitty (Lelarlyfrifr
Foreign mining stocks of all descriptions remain
Santiago shares were flatter.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENGr

LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 30. • ejit
Hunt WATER—Morn. 12 0 —Even. 12 6 fi,ight; 16 It'

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.
Devon, Oregon, and Locheil,

ARRIVED. CO
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Sept. 2g. —Woodman, frcin Maranhant--eity of Wagltiv....oo
Marseilles—Lebanon (s.s.), Constantimple—Helen, Quebec
Laas, Newfoundland.

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Havre—Parker, Walton,oem e ra;rcal
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ombst,. bothp forro rd Gcaal vicetiertssOr
trate, and Upland, New Orleana—Jacoba. Amsterdam.

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2.IA.RITIME EXTRACTS. , floe,
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Liverpool, Sept. 29.—The David, which arrived here .',ae7,,,011)
on Saturday, on the 24th inst.. about 40 miles 0. mod,
saw a large ship, apparently timber lad n and abandoned- far
posed to have been taken off by a vessel which was stars fall,
Bristol Chauncl.—Abort 40 miles N.W. of the above P°5,111
portion of wreck, supposed to be a bowsprit and lower-scit4
gear attached, and about 50 or 60 feet of bulwarks, lire.? gs ,
Ida (s.s.). from London for the West Coast of Africa, °war,
lost at New Romney. yesterday. Crew (except boats Di IV
passengers saved.—The Semaphore (s.s.), from Belfast farsils•p'or y, rd:
put into Peel (Isle of Man) this morning, short of
Woodman, from Marsnham, which arrived here to-uaer r'iat
a large black ship, apparently outward bound, Septea'dolgele.
miles S.W. of Tuscar. with loss of bowsprit, and Other old a 149P:fri
ward, as if from collision, with a signal of distress fly ingr„bac, „," Ce,4
ship rendering assistance.—The Anglo-Saxon, from Qa.,"si
_„"" fr,
from her anchors near Tranmere Perry, yesterday. anuAo4,lr
lision with the Nun (ferry steamer), but only trifling '
sustained. jel'fl
Holyhead, Sept. 29.—The schooner Coral, of Milian?), 0000,
on shore at the east side of the head, and has beeline a °lie/
Crew saved.—The Portland, of Amlwch, foundered 10 fa •
of the head last night. Crew saved. • IA !DO"
Dublin, Sept. 28. —lt blew a strong gale again last nig e
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the N.E. The vessel on shore at the Layton, Is the 'mailed* re;
port, from one of the lower ports, with deals for DrOg asSi
schooner Greyhound, of and for Douglas, from Liab?°.' 17.'114
towed into the Old Harbour nearly full of water. havia- it
• _ers,
some rocks in Kingstown Harboar.-Iwo small schoon
big to Bray, are on shore at that place.—A round stern se';,oll 'pOr
gone to pieces on the rocks at Sherries.—A brig is 1'0,1% Spa'
.j•
southwards, with signals of distress.—A large ship la •
supposed to he the York, of Dublin.
KWexford, Sept. 27.—The schooner Hilda, of Cork, ":„.-jfor"'„
Cardiff, came on shore last night in the North Bay of s'
violent gale. One fem- le passenger saved—remaindef..ooo.
stingers and all the crew drowned. Cargo all damaged? u
to be saved.

MARRIAGES. itegkr,re
On the 28th inst., at St. Saviours Church, by the d a
Warr, A.M., Mr. John Williams, of Church-street. opip
terrace, to Louisa Caulder, eldest daughter of the late
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King Dore, of London.
Itgr'P/Sde
On the 2gth inst., at St. Philip's Church, by ;the B 1 ,•itett o
Mr. Thomas Taylor, Upholsterer. to Miss Emma w
Mr. J. Procter, Printer, Citstle-street.
DEATH. , dor
On the 27th inst., aged three months, Margaret Anne
of Mr. C. A. Ross, Besot-street.

(13- Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted
to our Office duly authenticated. •

Bptl
18,
THE DISBANDED FOREIGN LEGIONS.—The „0
vice Gazette of Saturday, states that there areyetdoailg.
,than three different agents of three different gfe the 0
at work in this country to secure the services Noonr,
and Germans on being disbanded. King the
endeavouring to reinforce his Swiss Guards fr°-„re
charged legion. The Argentine Republic 01".
strenuous efforts to draw the foreigners into tbelsoitfiV
and the Dutch government are bidding f°l. dt Or-0e
std'.
Germans to fill up the gaps in their forces :00
All sorts of dodges are being practised by Ger,"; 00001
and revolutionary mercenaries to induce t' to b
not to accept the liberal terms offered to alai th'
•for
military settlers at the Cape. f rag 00,11
THE REVENUE.—The quarterly revenue re-g.O be r
financial quarter ending on the 30th instant IllecLefg tifot;
up this afternoon at the Treasury, and publish vetiogsei
information of the public to-morrow morniaPte nano
informed, from an undoubted source, that, ;tiitertat,o,ll;
balance-sheet for the quarter will afford to all tiP"
our commercial and national prosperity great g pre nolvi
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the figures, except in two or three particulara,Treeporpli;
a favourable comparison with those of the e:
quarter last year, and giving in the grest-isfie rouble
balance ore that of the year. We are g2,b vivoraw
the information we have obtair.ed, and 1"1",it faf°
e
for, that the quarterly sheet will exhibit a re:y-00; ogiche
aspect as to the prosperous crindition of therr`rOiliv/.110
ALLSOP% WAX WORK EXHIBITION, ''5.,,,,,510110t
LIME-STREET. LIVERPOOL..---DOVE, THE 1/11710 see/1 13'olt
only correct likeness of this criminal is t°,l,9lloerabf
above exhibition, and is placed by the side clyiledg bi „pig,,ek
these poisoners are full-length, and are ackne
to be perfect likenesses. They are surrounded 60„1"bet,atf
of 100 wax figures, large as life; together vil'at ou'onf
a ore busts, casts of heads, &c.. &c.; also
• tor U"-000
Stereoscopic and other views. The proprle
inoEtiby 00
that the likeness of Dove and Palmer areod,fleathe4
the only true ones taken. Palmer was 113;a1 atvic,/t%
George Ewing, of London, during his tr" by P-for
Bailey; and a sketch of Dove was taken
roll fro
Storey, of York, and afterwards modelled el OPeaeloi
Allsop, by Mr. William Leland, of LiverpoL, AlO
ten, a.m., till ten, p.m. 'Admission, SilPee; OOP
band in attendance. Observe the name 01
work on the two lamps over the entrance.