The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-02 00:00:00

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Establishment of Commerce to make large 13.11,
chases of Stock on the Bourse. The panic WE":
r
has existed in the Money Market has thus be
surmounted, and the busyness of the Bourse ea'

returned to its ordinary condition.
Hamburg letters, of Sept. 27, mention that many.ll
bankinghouses in that city have received raise
the previous few days, important orders to rai
some millions of thalers value of silver in Frea7
and Belgian 5 franc pieces, and immediately trallra
mit the same to Russia and Austria, after
they
8.5
converted into ingots. The demand for Sweden:by
not so great within the latter part of the 111°1-4,,,
but the orders from Vienna are pressing, asth , " ok
premium upon silver has risen S per cent,
further tendency to advance, In financial ea° e,
it is said that the Austrian government,•in co b.
e
quence of the large military armaments r
imido•
they are obliged to keep up in the eir
Venetian provinces, where all the wants of „t
army must be paid for in cash, are at Preseills
making important purchases in the precious 'net.%
to meet any emergency. The business of Illeilsthi s
gold and silver coin into ingots is one whiw4::d
existed. for centuries in the city of Hamburg;.,-„ss
it. has assumed most extraordinary preP°6ll.l,—lie
since the outbreak of the Eastern war. ire'
exteesl
foundries are established upon a most of
scale, and it is said that the Northern Bank
Germany has recently built a furnace whic';,-09
convert almost incredulous sums of the Pree„—as
metals into ingots within an unusually short 6r:bly
of time. Trade generally suffers 'consider' of
under the influence of such extensive eltP°rtsrl‘
the precious metals ; and the rate of the 13150
Banco is raised to a height almost unkil:of
hitherto, in comparison with the moneY''
Germany, France, and England.

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIO

The Philadelphia screw steam-ship Clit/000
Baltimore, arrived in the Mersey yesterday ..-og.
that city, whence she sailed on the 18th ult, brl cie
ing a general cargo of American produce, °roof/
amounting to 50,000 dollars, and upwards °lgoe
cabin and steerage passengers. During the Pso' to
she experienced thick weather and unfavotifil

wiThnds.
ere is not much additional intelligeo

this arrival. a
The Presidential campaign had commence me A
real earnest. The National Whig Conventioktio
met at Baltimore on the 17th ult. Governor Aajoil
presided, and spoke of the present critical cool-per
of the country, and the danger menacing thefrate
petuity of the Constitution and the Union 04
sectional agitation and sectional parties ope'
called upon the Whigs of the Union, in the Otago'
of their conservative efforts, to interpose to Prof
the peace of the country, and the Union
States. He urged his fellow Whigs to stlliseir
their might to rebuke fanaticism and sectiolL
and patriotically labour to secure to postes'leritt
previous inheritance secured to them by pO5 10
10:
Subsequently, Governor Graham delivered
electrifying speech, in which lie elcPr- ttla,
his preference for Millard Fillmore ;,peato
whole house rose en masse, and cm
,ore:
vociferously. Twenty-six States were h'iroi'
sented at the Convention. The NeW, syr,
Republican Convention had taken place s'
cuse, where a Committee of the North Ara:hien
Convention asked admittance into the body' ion
I was granted. A great demonstration bs6l„ e.e.
place in Ohio. At Philadelphia a torchligo,„" ae
cession had taken place, and was attendeciiPia
less than 20,000 persons. The Phil': ibo
Pensylvanian, in noticing the meeting, say died:
Independence square was alive with fittic,ssie,
sand freemen—that the torchlight proca 'oe:
was five miles long, and that it was 'OO
meeting, great speeches, great enthusissrttioe9
great devotion for a great cause." The ari
were brilliant, and strongly in favour ° sae,
Buchanan's chances of the PresidenoY•
additional eases of yellow fever had taken Pla
Fort Hamilton. 0 11
The Wheeling (Va.) Intelligeneer notices ill 00-,
Republican meeting in Hancock county, v,,00
says on the subject of holding the Convea,""rots°:,
that little one-horse city : " We need not 56Jvaber
on this subject, but we would advise then 05
of that party to change both time 47: 004
Wheeling has no sympathy with this Par',Jelleoem
she does not desire her name to be a ;alit .71
Hartford in political iniquity. She has a rls
protect herself .from such consequences ' A
follow the meeting of such a body hete'd, AnAe.
hope that more prudence may be exercise deer's
that Wheeling may not be called upon t°, fate`;
in what manner she will protect her fflif.id tat
for patriotism and devotion to her State be
Union." Wheeling will probably protect' a r
" fair fame" by breaking people's headol
Baltimore. intefof
The Cincinnati Commercial says that an 0 A,
gent gentleman from Mississippi has /3e vlitro
„
some days past in that city, who is "iet'T 0
D
Fremonter, manifesting an interest in the "er
that warms the bosoms and stiffens the 1111100 $
of some of the faint-hearted of the North. tirealc°o4
that the men of the South who favour 'anisi3l
are numerous, but they dare not make an org 6
movement to give force to their eentiments: Pot
dominant opinion is fiendishly intoleran'thoPhe
mentioned that he knew, personally, one ge,,noti Bpi
in Mississippi, a very wealthy citizen, ; orae-
owner of 200 slaves, who is an open and 0
advocate of the election of Fremont. OP"
Our commercial advices from New Yer.‘ts e' 0
no change in the Money Market. Diseeul34o C 0(
obtainable on former terms, and exalt-040
London ranged at 109/. Further shill"' fro,
specie to this country were taking Pißee'r 01'0
Cotton Market remained steady at forn3cdsteeo.
with a fair business going forward. 13re: pricoo
of all kinds were in dull demand at lowc`yisi°o,
No change had taken place in cured Pr-400t,i°0
Freights were more active, and large tr°l3,-0 Of,
were reported at better rates. Breadstuff " eta
pool :—Breadstuffs, 2s 9d per lA.;
bushel, in sacks.
From Baltimore we have the zedfollowin,,,o.o*.
Business is rather quiet. There is very lilb,,,l"oclinat
to notice in prices of the various 00133,1" 14,
Flour quiet. Receipts light, owing to to
and a limited supply. Shippers and intoa°ooo
chase wheat freely. Corn steady. Prov'",-roniljd
very quiet. Sales only in small lots. ip e 9
firm at full figures. An active business 0051
goods. Whiskey not quite so firm. 11,111,e, 1011)
market presents no special change 10'0°
discount freely. We quote the street ratestigo
ei per cent for first class paper. EV"
PO4
London, 91 to 91 premium. 4.„110
market
tia
is quiet,
asproinnteorstbebti;offig
effectnsrTpa ohTatohrhemueihenrraagsn,ygP cottonaae ihl
nns
ti
odolaga notice consequence
oo7tdc
brands,
dots;ainja d
2stso,
hofae
nt
abhdrei
unercx
bl
:deimn
market,g 500 rates . b t /554:
001:10;
more e demand
afabfmoourllts hlai,ptBmooBesnbdtr,o, holdersadatn7dd
.osi
2Tshce; sales
brig
extranly
superfine
at BRdyoelsfl2osucyrpeisr
dull and
eandti_heici_
Anoiaireal
fst
re
ecrikt, "Redstone"
ana h
sellers.e leers of brands abovirTashne(pirYeewrfiPrb:::l:lo9lllll:lll4ll4
3 dots 50c per brl. Corn meal is scarce. of
Sales of about 600 brls Pennsylvania at Lucre? tl/
brl. The market is now neatly bare. I.l' 19 1011 f
amount of wheat offering, but the demall- 05-1
paastntroix7rm limited,anxious
ps saeaontrnuoddt
shepieli
including
eni;
bushel.ue srasaeildlnca,gsckea
srtfio r 1.1070,
o'o 0
on
ce
lots
os whilell hoblduesrbseigi cl.Ao':
eart 156 c to 162 c per bushel.P
sswbuauhlpteiptst:hyo
foseffmoei is littleoffering,
tgo,sale6p,roooinecoes
ar,
eand e itt
otieossrl2tlaocYbEellepsilleghsroef
to 68e per bushel, afloat,obruns
obi seollssetsgisyo
oaaccitt istvhoeeu,
tlahitiesdr:js::ereliAo4l::
lot of white at 65ic. Oats are less plenty all'er
a ,
of 2,000 bushels prime new DelawareG atri3e9sea.rstio'/il:
The Provision Market is quiet.
demand and firm. Clover seed is ri°neefair reciper,6o9liter
steady ; small sales at 8 dols 50c to 9 dols s°°„it
Timothy is wanted at 4 dots to 4 dols 25c O.
Bark is in request and firm at 39 dols 50c for
citron. Tallow is firmer. Oils are firm

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GET RID OF YOUR CORNS.—This advice ; e%teov
upon for a short time longer, as Mr. Rends' 119
his stay.— Vide Advt. 13900
The Rev. George Aspinall, Phil. Dr.,rA.Plst:lo4
licensed by the Lord Bishop to the curse)? "1 fir 10,
Church, Toxteth park, upon the nomination °f full
full
bent, the Rev. Lewis Thomas Ds•
ttl, A.B. lf
BURGLARY.—Two young fellows, named or - ittrif
and James Morris, were yesterday committed coo?
Mr. Sands, in the police-court, for havislitg erOf
burglary and robbery in the shop of Mr.
Tichfield-street,