The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-29 00:00:00

females-24 ; misdemeanants, 3 males,

Under sentence from a-siz,

Felons, 69 males, 19

females —B3 ; tnisde mean an t

s. 42 males. 8 females
Felot

50. Sentenced from session

18 inales, 3 female

-21 ; misdemeanants, 9 males

females-11. Transport,

one female ; penal servitude,
5 males ; summar

my COtirt

:onvictions, 108 miles, 25 female

133. Total, 309 males, 78 females-387.
The Kirkdale district finance committee reported that
they had examined the accounts of the coroner, and
returns of the inspector of weights and ►measures, &c.
The es'imate submitted by the bridgemaster had been
examined, and the committee recommended that £350
be granted for the repairs of bridges. The balance
shown by the abstract of the bridge accaunt- was
£29 19s ld, which would be sufficient for the require-
ments of the surveyor during the ensuing quarter. The
report was agreed to.
A sum not exceeding £l2O was granted for abridge
at Ashton-in-Mackerfield, on the condition that the
remaining sum of £BB6 be paid by the township.

The several committees were rerappointed.-
'The report of the chief constable for the quarter
ending Sept., 1856, was real. It appeared that the
palice force of the county at present number 612. The
return of persons apprehended by 1113 county con
stabulary during that period was 2,448, of whom 174
were sent for trial, 1,536 summarily convicted, 120
bailed, and 638 discharged. Persons summoned by the
constabulary were 2,231, of who u 2,007 were summarily
convicted, and 157 dismissed ; 67 did not appear; against
63 there were warrants granted. Persons summoned by
the parish authorities were 3,435.
It was reported that in. the lunatic asylum, of Hay-
dock Lodge, Ashton-in-Hackerfield, were 134 inmates,
of whom 21 were male private patients, and 21 female
private patients, 31 m tic pauper lunatics, and 51 female
pauper lunatics.
Several routine matters were disposed of.
11Ir. Edward Gibbon qualified as a magistrate for the
county.

The trial of prisoners will commence this day. The
calendar is unusually light, there being only 38 cases for
rial. Under the recent act, 69 cases were summarily
disposed of, which should otherwise have . come' before
the Sessions.

TRADE REPORT

LIVERPOOL

Covrox: There has been a fair business to-day, and,
with moderate supplies, prices are very steady. The
sales—including 30 Pernambncos nl, SO Bahias 70, 200
Egyptians 7d to 80, 2,000 Surats 41.1 to 50—arareported
7,000 bales, of which 2,500 are on speculation and for
export.

SUGAR There has been a fair enquiry, and full prices
have been paid, particularly for refining descriptions ; the
sales consist of 50 hhds Barbadoes at 46s 63 to 523, Lino
. _ _

bags Dates at 47s 9d to 48s 9'l, 500 mats low brown
Mauritius at 455, 850 mats all faults at 44s 9.1 to 47s 31.
1,500 bags clayed Manilla at Otis, and 3.500 bag- '
Pernams at 31s per cwt, the latter taken on speculation.
Rum: The market continues steady, 160 puns Demerara

zs brown

having brought full prices

'COFFEE : 40 tres Jamaica have been sold at 56s to
for ordinary to middling, and 300 bags Rio, with all fan'
at 37s to 363 s per cwt for Ist class damaged.

Rion : 1,600 bags good middling Bengal have been
posed of at t/s 3d, 1,200 bags Pinky Madras at 9; 60, and
687 bags Hallam at 9i 3d per cwt.
JUTE continues quiet; of 1,130 bales brought forward
to-day, only 150 bales found buyers at £l4 12; 61 to 4'14
17s 6:1 per ton.

LINSEED: 730 bags Bombay (all faults) are reported at
63s to 64s per qr, for Ist class damaged.
ScaTcu Pio luoN : Oar market for warrants closes at

cash on Saturday

Shipments from Glasgow last week......
Do. do. corresponding weer,

Aggrega'e shipments from Glasgow from Jan., 1856, to date, 421,74)
Same period, 1855...

Decrease

Price this time last year, 743

We had a better attendance of buyer:
its morninr. and a more eeneral demand

reinlivroerre:dw
red American ; the middle qnalities also found a better
uh
pe ao tn, t thhee
finer dep
dr eesssoiroinp t itionostei of
F
enquiry, and though the transactions in such were upon a
obno t r dhaiyt e watauls
moderate scale only, prices were manifestly more steady
than at the close of the week ; inferior parcels at the same
time are more sought after, but without leading to any•
thing beyond retail transactions. Upon a good show of
farmers' new wheat to-day, and the quality and condition
better than of plate, sales to a fair amount were effected
at our quotations. The Flour trade is slow at the reduced
currencies of Friday last. Barley and beans in moderate
request without change in value. Prime oats support
previous rates, but inferior are Id per bushel cheaper.
Good old oatmeal sells in retail at last week's prices ; new
meal 6d per load lower. We have a better sale for Indian
corn at a reduction or 6d per qr on the week, 33s to 33s Gd
for mixed, 33s 6d to 34s for yellow, and 343 to 35s per 480
lbs for white American. Arrivals and Exports from the
21st to the 27th irist., inclusive : Into Liverpool, from
Ireland—Wheat, 1,557 qrs ; barley, 244 qrs ; malt, 17 qrs ;
oats, 5,e32 qrs ; beans, 65 qrs ; pease. 31 qrs; oatmeal,
6,868 sacks; flour, 4,753 sacks, 47 brls. Coastwise
Wheat, 17 qrs ;Marley, 555 qrs ; m tit, 524 qrs ; oats, 166
qrs; oatmeal, 2 sacks; flour, 2 sacks. Canada and ether
British Colonies out of Europe—Wheat, 2,349 qrs ; flour,
4,281 brls. United States... Wheat, 17,632 qrs ; Indian
corp, 22,801 qrs; Indian cornmeal, 5 brls ; flour, 3,520
brls. Egypt—,Wheat, 3,499 qrs. Into Runcorn—Oats, 575
qrs. Total—Wheat, 25,054 qrs; barley, 799 qrs ; malt,
541 qrs ; oats, 6,573 qrs ; beans, 65 qrs ; pease, 31 qrs ;
Indian corn; 22,831 qrs ; Indian cornmeal, 5 brls ; oatmeal,
6,870 sacks ; flour, 4,755 sacks, 7,848 brls. Exports to
Foreign Parts—Wheat, 1,231 qrs; oats, 50 qrs; Indian
corn, 60 qrs; flour, 975 sacks, 838 brls. Ireland—Wheat,
1,397 qrs ; malt, 40 qrs ; beans, 25 qrs ; Indian corn. 2,08
qrs; flour, 1.864 sacks, 2,774 brls. COastwise—rWheat,
5,465 qrs : barley, 50 gra; malt, 26 qrs ; beans, 264 qrs ;
Indian corn, 1,484 qrs; oatmeal, (12 sacks ; flour, 602
sacks. 2,213 brls. IL. MAKIN & SONS.
PRICES OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.

Hay, old
Ditto, new

Os Sd to Os 91 per stone, 26 lb.
N 7d to N „

Ditto, clover

03 61 to Os ii,l

Green Clove
Vetches

03 01 to 03 01
03 0(1 to 03 Od

Straw, wheat

Os 31d to Os 41

Ditto, oat

Os 3:1 to Os

Ditto, barley

03 211,1 to 03 31

Oats, in straw

03 ()a to 03 0$

Potatoes, pink eyes Qs 01 to N 01 per bushel,l9o lb.
Ditto, Kemps 33 Od to 3s 4d
_ __

pato, Whiterock... 2i 81 to 2s IPI

hitt°, Blue -Farmer Os Od to Os
Ditto, Beldrums 2s 8d to 2s 91
Ditto, cattle

Turnips

203 Od to 22. i Qcl per tan"

Carrots

os od to O 3 Oil

Mangle wurzel
Manure

LONDO:

Suqa.a; The market has opened with a quiet appear.
ance, and the publio sales are progressing without spirit
Refined grocery lumps, 593 to 625.
COFFEE has a steady appearance.
to-day are too small to give quotations
TEA : The recent advance is fully supported,d:ctuthlive
demand has not been active, partly owing to public sales
having been declared for to-morrow and Thursday. -
CorroN: 250 bales sold at full prices.
the market is inactive, and prices with

The public sales

supported.
Reg remains without alteration.
Cirriamort: The quarterly sales yesterday showed a
decline of 2,1‘t0 3d on the first and sepond qualities, and
a considerable portion of the former was bought in.
Isom', Bth day : 1,580 chests passed auction, 580 v(ith-
drawn, 280 bought in, leaving 720 sold. Ilry leaf 'Madras
sold with spirit at 2d to 41 advarice, qualities frord2s 6d
to 33 3d being most demand ; other descriptions sold
without alteration in prices.
In other articles no material alteration.
TALLOW : The tallow market is steady. prices aro
quoted as follows :---Town tallow 55s 6d nett cash; Peters-
burg Y.C. on the spot, 575; last three
months, 56s 6d to
56s 93; January to March, 57.
MINES: The markest for British mining stocks renlal.ns
quiet, and very few transactions` are reported, 4n the
te%
Stock Exchange to-day Sortidge Oonsolg
dealt in at a, and 2i, being Aatter. nited 41°a4
shares have r met with some enquiry, and _ are
marked 3,1 to 31. cobra have been dealt. in at
Pitled is a list or yesterday's traUsaytipias inthe Mining
Fort Bowen, Is 3d ;
tiAChange ;--41fred ()onsets, 16! shares h•••..ire