The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-17 00:00:00

ton, and as few vessels have lately arrived, 31 per ton. pi
for Liverpool and London. To China there is no vela'

BOMBAY MONEY-MARKET, Nov. 14•

EXCHANGES.

On London, at—.
6 months' sight, per 25 lid to 2s 13d for doct.
6 months sight, per Rs 2s lid to 2s Id 1-16th for end"'
On Calcutta, at-
-60 days' sight, Re 99; 30 day's sight 99i. at sight 991'
On Madras, at-
-30 days' sight, 100 i to I0Oir; at eight, 1001.
On China, at-
-60 days' sight, 100 dols., Rs 240 nominal.

BANK AND OTHER SHARES.
Bank of Bombay
Oriental Bank Corp ...... 250 r 90 prr cent prniealee
Commercial Bank ........ 600 r 34 per cent prrs
Agra Bank
Bank of Madras l,ooor 1,000 25 per cells P
Apollo P. Co.
Colaba P. Co .. 5.750
Colaba

- - 6lor 400 b 8 per cent • Glop,
- 54-8 9 paid in Bombay, 0
land, 26r prm each s.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. 1004
Four per cent Transfer Loan Rs. 115. for numbers reg, gird
transfer 104 to 1044 per luy
Five do. Loan 1825-26 „ .. 109 .. "
do. Loan 1829-30 ~ .. log .. Co•
1000. 1 do. Loan 1841-42 „ per „ sicc
Four do. Loan 1832-33 „ .. 108 i .. per lev ,I
r OOP,
do. Loon 1835-36 „ .. 1044 .. er 1 ce.o
do. Loan 1842.43 „.. 104 .. per 10
PRICES OF E11..0
LLIOW3.i
16I6thths persliiiit
R i
~ 10 3-
„ 230 .. per 10

Bombay S. N. C 0... ......
Grand Indian P. R. C 0...

Sovereigns, each ..
Bank of England Notes
Spanish Dollars ..

Republican Dollars .. .. ~ - PO
225 .. per a
German Crowns ..
Sycee Silver ..
Gold Leaf (range of quality) ;.
Gold ingots, according(
164 . per(011,
04, /
to touch, for 97 touch i " ~ OP'. to
Freights.—To London, in 155. to £2 17s. fid. per ton' r 10'
~.t, 12011747 to 104 pppeeerrroll'lil #'
pool, £2 17s. fid. to .W 3 per on ; to Calcutta, ,nominal, Per
China, nominal, per candy. i

CHINA. act
The following summary of news is taken from
land Friend of China, dated 27th October : f.lll'
From the northern provinces we are now some tiOe
out definite information.
010
From Shanghae, news has been brought up to
inst., at which date some fighting was going on betif
imperialists and the parties in possession of the town. cl
From Foo-chowfoo advises are to the effect that th,e"
try people all around showed increasing symptoms of dl Fa"
tion, and that trouble mightbe looked for atan early data
chow-foo' however, is peculiarly situate; possessing a or
of from 15,000 to 20,000 Tartar soldiers, and with tbel'ter
lies and pensioners of the government, the whole n'',..13100)!
Manchous in the place cannot be less than 70,000. t tbs
as the soldiery are reported to be, there is no doubt bgjoro;
as hitherto, any small local outbreak could easily be I)°,t,,„tV/i

Foo chow-foo, indeed, is likely to be the last place r.i; rid
Nankin to fall away from the Tartar dynasty, and It
t 00;
improbable that if Hienfung is driven from Pekin, re' ; 0,
foo will become the seat of the imperial govern'i'fbtrok,
Viceroy of the province being uncle of the present, and
of the late Emperor. t obi:
" We have but little knowledge of the under-curro- ge '°,
has been brought to effect a somewhat remarkable chit tbr
the trade of this port of Foo-chow-foo ; but certain it ;,51°`';
not less than a dozen ships are likely to load tea this P,
where ono good-sized vessel never got a cargo befor%vio
teas now shipped from Foo-chow-foo are said to be of 'of °
classes; although the district is supposed to produce
,1
the finest quality. riy.4
"At Amoy, fighting between the imperialists and the 4
was still going on when H.M. sloop Rapid left on theZ
instant. Being much distressed for powder, urgent rz it''',
have been made to Captain Fishbourne, by the admireatt,
imperialist fleet, to charter her Majesty's steam-ship
for the purpose of procuring money and ammunition. 001
"Canton is quiet—ominously quiet. The local ; 0
appcar to labour under the dread of some hidden danger,
streets, which in general are so crowdedjwith pasaengecTet 'bl
half denuded. Indeed, it is now quiet easy to walk ";„§tli,'
factories to the eastern side of the city without being -'600",
It is generally supposed that nothing will be done at of 6
till news arrives of the fall at Pekin. Shanghae and life„,; se:,
cedent, however, gives no ground for such anticiri;tl-0 I'
now that we know that there are two distineuete
field, the changes are that the Triads, the supporter: etb°:
Ming succession, will hasten movements which tniglrio deo,„'
wise have been delayed, simply on account of a Data 0 jo 17
to be first in holding one of the most important Pc.°
• Oc°
factory gardens in working a howitzer, fire
south. entra i )
" Her Majesty's sloop Lily is now moored off the _ , 01'
27t" tb°
of Old China-street (as suggested in our issue of the. 0,3 iedi,
npaeor,tie)s
of tlte
and her excellently disciplined crew are daily eXercls.o re
ob
e
ness for anything that may occur. Orit:t
"An attempt was made last week to blow up der befi
Vice Consular shop at Whampoa ; a barrel of Pew
found in one of the ports with a light in it."

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CANTON MARKET. 1 cs, hi u,,,
Notwithstanding the dire anticipations of the "10 " .%111-
4:'';ar- I njse'
faulty, taken by weight. increased
_.
0, a
than Sunday last the Mann et ,etti,
l fbaCinlgit,, ofxe trans Pit .11',3440
mt. 'll' ad
tithing, after having been absent from Canton some t ,o
breen;cyf—orll.loexlicoannge7dagfilopanish dolls
obliged to return and report to his superiors that, tPotpc!,oo,4
tried to reach Ningpo by the inland route, the way was e_ 004 po::
tiTict=rfr.t.„ tiliaittzidnoti;oul resctrie.ntet
return ti
tilti'' l'ti.: 1110'
" mail," and. has entered the ranks of the Triad eupP°l;t),,ezt.°,,rlo
whatever may be the cause, such is the fact, that the 11)3'slitO
ports has been much better during the last half moot,' le
been for a good while before. . 00P 69
10, 1/
The sales reported during the months/ areas follows :---- 30 „04;
of gray shirting, 7,000 white itto. 7,000 pieces °,' 40nf0
American drills and 4,000 yards ditto; of cotton yarni,,,'4,gol; 101 l
of cotton, 18,400 bales, vis.—Bombay 10,200 bales, P' 0
bales. ad Madras 3,200 bales; of ;wollens, 2,300 pieces;
ells, 1,700 pieces . Dutch camlots, 114 pieces.
Of bletals.—Steel, 240 tubs; lead, 3,300 piculs.
Of Quicksilver.—Sales large. i

Of Betel Nut.-2,500 pectils new.
Of Pepper.—R lack, 600 peculs.
Yams CURRENT.—Cash in two months, duty paid.
Gray shirting, from 25 dole, to 2.20 dole.; white
dole. to 2.50 dole.; American drills, 1.65 dole. to 2.30 oe-6,11,
yarn, 19.50 dole, to '4B dols. ; Bombay cotton, taels W
gal cotton, taels 4to 6.; Madras Cotton, taels 4 4 to 0•(:; _
6
stripes, 67c. to 92c. per yard ; long eils, H.H. 6i dole. to
long ells, H. 6 dole. 6 10 dole.; Dutch camlets, 19f dole. K.,. 10 0
English steel, 4.60 dole. to 5:3 dole.; English lead, 5.40 dowe
dole.; betel nut, 2.50 dole. to 2.75 dole.; black pepper, 6.80
7 dole.; rice free of duty, 1,65 dole, to 1.85 dole.
re
EXPORTS.
Tea.—The transactions of the month have been exte,.ol 00,
following sales are reported :—Congou, 115 chops at,
taels 16 to '4 ; Mouinga, 21 to 23 ; Oupacks, 20 to 27a ; vo•„,o1
to 27—Total settlements to date, 335 chops • Stock, 120 th;,;ticY
Canton Congou about 4,000 chests taken at ads 16 to 10
3 chops, one at 243, and the others at 35 taels. cet°''j'
Silk.—Settlements of the Sfth crop are estimated a 4
for Kowkong 250 dole. to 260 dole.; Long Kongs 270 °
dole.

Cassia.-9,000 peculs of news sold at I9i doh'.
Galangal.-200 peculs sold,
Rhubarb.—Sales 270 chests at about 60 dols.

Sales 30,000 peculs.
(From the Canton Commercial List, October 25.) Io'
EXCHANGSS.
On London, Es. 3fd. to ss. 5 d. ; on India, 247 r. to 253,'
Cor. on London, ss. 2d.; on India, 250 r.
P
FREIGHTS. IAII1A11
Port Rates.—England, 21. ss. to 21. 10s. ; New Yorkoe.Ei
for tea, &c., and 20 dols. silks ; San Francisco, 14 dols per /51t,
cubic feet; Bombay, 20c. per pecul; Calcutta, according S°
merchandise.

MONET MARKET.
CANTON, u
TuesAay, 00:10041i
Bullion Rates.—Gold, 21 dole. 10c. per Ts.; Sycee.
cent. prem.; Mexican dollars, 2 per cent. discount; Carole'
10 cent. prem.

EGY.PT. tel°? d
ALEXANDRIA! DEC. 3.—A great number of vie)
vessels have arrived here during the last fortnight, fs
taking in cargoes of grain and pulse. The stocks °f
pi")
in Alexandria seem to be greater than was at first suP"'
and, though the exportation is still limited to the gar/0
held by the merchants here, the apprehensions of I.7'd
cies to fill the vessels are not yet felt. It is also now t,,11),
that the stocks in the Viceroy's stores are very gre3ol,l
the only reasons that can be imagined to induce hwedif!„ll
ness to hold these large supplies are either that he al,„ 7to
a great speculative stroke, by selling when prices
higher, or that his intention must be to ship off SO
the Sultan's army.
Some strong protests have been made against the 8.0°140:43,
ment prohibition of: bringing to Alexandria grtlioi
pulse from the interior, as his highness may in case .°f 001 t,,,
sty, prohibit the exportation; but by treaty all Bra aQt
cts have the right of trading in the interior of 0'
tor
man empire, and merchants buying wheat at Ceilld
be prevented from bringing it to Alexandria for, set„e'ordty
Wheat is now at fully 30s. per quarter free oil,„u" to
beans 355. per quarter. On the other hand 01"71. 41'
numerous arrivals, freights have receded to lls 6d 13kisig
ter, and there are at present 60 vessels in port 1" ty
cargoes, of which forty are for England. a 01 1 601
The United States frigate St. Louis arrived h_,e'elOll
25th of November, with the new American Conger' • 01
M. de St. Leon. efloot
The railway is suffering much damage from the `fte ofrol
' water in Lake Mareotis and the rails for the distally aso fir
or five miles will eventually have to be taken IV, a
embankments raised so as to be beyond the reach of ,
ture inundation. 4tev
fe, fo‘
The Austrian steamer direct from Trieste, due iooac
is only just coming in. LordElphinstone, the nog
of Bombay, is expected by her.

The Jane Prous ,e from Liverpool and St. Thome.* ;*
by accounts from Porte Rico of the 29th ultimo.,
on shore at Breckbo, two days before. The master, ital°
and two daughters, with the mate and a boy, Were
nately drowned. 'me 131°1.1‘°
THE BISHOP OF OXFORD'S ORDINATION. 0101?
of Oxford will hold an ordination in the oi
Christ Church, on Sunday next. There are uPwar /
candidates. •or i°
DECIMAL COINA.GE.—A requisition to the roallivg
in course of signature at the Exchange Rooms, e p
W
his worship to convene a town's meeting. for t
he
of considering the question of a decimal coinage.
An extraordinary case of affiliation was before t!,' eb
trates on Thursday in which a female named Taylor 0
her uncle, Mr. D. 2E. Parker, a shipping roaste-,;aoeil
father of her illegitimate child. The evidence, of c(11
edifying, was also contradictory, and the case s'
journed.