The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-31 00:00:00

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS

LONDON PRO DUCE.—Sugar : The sales so far have
gone very languidly, and the tone of the market is
decidedly fiat. Coffee : Plantation Ceylon has sold
steadily at about previous rates; native Ceylon sold at
hl s 6d. Tea : Without change ; common congou Sid ;
quite nominal. Rice : Good middling Bengal sold at
public sales 14s, damaged at 13s to I3s 6d.

- LONDON CORN.Wheat : Arrivals sum up nearly
15,000 qrs., being chiefly American. Trade very dull ;
scarcely a sale made. Barley : No fresh foreign, but
market in favour of the buyer. Oats: Good supply of
Irish, and market very flat. Price pointing down.
Flour : Arrivals 9,200 brls. foreign, and some sacks.
Trade flat.

SALFORD CATTLE.—There being a smaller show"
than last week prices remained firm. A good clearance
made. Best beef, 6d to Id ; middling, bid to 6d ; cows,
4id to 50; best wethers, 6,1 to 7d ; heavy weights, 6d to
6i d; Ewes, 5d to 6d ; calves, 5d to 7d. Beasts, 1278;
sheep, 7111 ; calves, 104.

GLASGOW CORN.—At this day's market business
was very restricted, and a further reduction took place
on wheat of Is per 2401b5. Flour receded is to 2s per
sack, and is per barrel. Barley has been sold in one or
two instances Is per 3201bs lower. Oats are almost
unsaleable; therefore, quotations are nominal. Oatmeal
can only be moved in retail at fully is per load less.
CORK PROVISION.—n hlte wheat, 38s; rya do. 365,
barley, 2is 3d; oats. 16s 3d ; pork, 425.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 31

WIND. YESTERDAY—North

HIGH WATER—Morn., 5 5 —Eveg. 5 36—Height, 11 f

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.
Tiber (s.s.), Nicholas' Biddle, Brazilian, and Sir Edward.

ARRIVED

Jan. 30.—Express, Halifax —Ebro (s.s.), Barcelona—Albanian
(s.s.), Palermo.

SAILED.
Jan. V.—Essex, Trieste—Morwenna, and Uncle John, both for
Havre Curraghmore, Constantinople—Arab, Bordeaux— ecru,
Nantes—Pedlar, St. Thomas. Jan. 30.—Princess Royal, and Jai.ie
Pratt, both for Calcutta—Courier. Rio Jane;ro—Greenock, 111, btle
—St. Croix, Barbadoes—Emma, Sagittarius, and Eurydice, Beirut,-
Snowdon. Trieste—Annandale, Melbourne—Hercyna, Calcutta--
aßniedhloorldo,CHob,alveann,aP—hißl:diteislph Qhla.—eAenffi (i.s
nes,.)7Ceostn—stGanetrianlodpinlee.,Valparaiso
—Ve'o,, and Dionysia, Corunna—Fennic, Port au Prince —Joaclu"''

0 UTPO RTS.
Greenock, Jan, 29.—Salled—Harkaway, Charleston—City of
Tanfore, Calcutta—Greenock, Sydney—Robert Leonard, 'Boston"'
Louise, and Napenthe, Demerara—Wanderer, St. Jago de Cuba
Dublin, Jan. 30.—Arrived—Harnett, Quebec—Ondlne and Shanv
rock, London.

Queenstown, Jan. 30.—Arrived—Deyonian, Mowbray.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Liverpool, Jan. 29. —The Ihelum, arrived to-day-from. Islay, 111
experienced very severe weather for the last fortnight, with the WI" ,
from N. N.W. to S.W., accompanied with thunder ;and lightning;
shipped great quantities of water on deck.—The Elizabeth, arrivr
here yesterday, from Jamaica, encountered a hurricane In lat. 41
lon. 37 W., Jan. 6; lay to under close reefed topsail, and lost main'
yard, In tintopsail, galley, &e. • bad very bad weather4since.-114:
Criterion, arrived here yesterday from New York. encountered
hurricane from N.N.W., in lat. 43, lon. 43, Jan. 5; wa‘ struck by
sea which, stove the long boat, washed away the wheel, bulwark''
static heons. &c., and two men overboard, who wereafterwards save
She has experienced very heavy weather since Dec. 25.
Holyhead, Jan.l9.—The Mary, of Cork, Vale, from SouthamPt°4
to Liverpool, with iron, ran on the breakwater and fills with
tide. Crew saved.— [dem.: The Semaphore was working through'
out yesterday, yet did not report this casualty.]
Constantinople, Jan. 17.—Eight vessels are reported as having gl
aground or been wrecked, in the Sea of Marmora, in the la .e gal
and snow storm

•••••••• ••
Kamiesh, Jan. 11.—There has been great destruction amongst t
he
shipping here, and many wrecks are lying about the place.
Queenstown. Jan. 30.—Parana. Plomer, from Liverpool for - itse 0
paraiso, rigging. &c., out of order.—William Thomas, Pelfry, tr°
Newfoundland for Pernambuco, lost foretopniast, sprung forelo-„
st
0
and mainmast head, and leaky.—Edward Everett, Baltimore, 10
foremast.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Dalemain and Moira—both hence at Valparaiso.
Ilos, hence at Demerara.
Marietta cleared at Demerara for Liverpool, Jan. 4.
Margrietta sailed from Surinam for Liverpool, Dec. 22.
Albion, hence at Trinidad.
Jenny, hence at Barbadoes.
Streonrshal, hence at Port au Prince.
Sir Walter Raleigh and Wilton—both hence at Jamaica.
Arno (s.s.), hence at Genoa.
C ntra (s.s.), henee at Lisbon.
Spartan l(s.s.), from Constantinople at Smyrna, and sailed
for
Alexandria.
Charity (s.s.), from Gibraltar at Malta, and proceeded to tll9
Dardanelles.
Mitcham c from Balaklava at Malta, and left for Deptfol:Lici,
Fglinton(,, ~),from Constantinople at Malta, and left for EngL.cvo
Bahiana m.) sailed from Malta, Jan. 16, for Genoa;
(5...), Jan. 16, for Constantinople.
Mary sailed from Missolonghi for Liverpool Dec. 31.
Eugene Julie, hence at Paimboeuf.
Propontis, Barnes, hence at Constantinople.
Maria Jacoba, from Manilla at Batavia, for Falmouth.
Voyager, Crowell, hence at St.pJheaehgcnoe. de Cuba.
Leopoldina, hence at Santander.
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Etna, hence at Havre.
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Wilton, hence at Rio Bueno,

BIRTH old'
On the 30th instant, the wife or Mr. Richard Washington,
hall-street, of a son.

ker Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when 'lent
our Office duly authenticated.

•
THE ALLEGED POIAONING CASES AT MANCHEsTpIt• rev
body of the deceased John Manahan, having been discovetbe
in St. Wilfred's burying ground, on Monday afternoon, I,,ti
city coroner, Mr. Hertford, on Tuesday morning proceeto,
to open the inquest upon it, before a respectable jury. 041
Fernley, barrister, instructed by the Messrs. Ma 010
nn, ,13 or
for the prisoner, James Monahan, and Mr. Bitidlang",ro'
the prosecution. After the jury had been sworn, theY
ceeded to view the body, which was identified by tWO tri
nesses, the undertaker, who buried it, and his wife,in
this stage of the proceedings the inquest was adjourneen",,d
Wednesday, the 6111 February, to allow time for Mr. -'-'•je
to make an analysis of the stomach of the deceased• f ire
Fernley applied that a medical man, on the part °eFeo
accused, James Monahan, might be permitted to be Pr ;01.:3
at the analysis. The coroner said he had no power No-biev
any order of that kind, but he had no doubt that no iitv.f•t'
tion would be by the prosecution to Mr. Fernley's
, ,
r;I:b0.1'
—The adjourned inquest on the bodies of the two ei
named Green, whose deaths it was surmised raig'v'l befer
been occasioned by poison, was resumed on TnesdaYi lb;
Mr. rierford, when Mr. Dyson, surgeon, deposed t rpea
children died from scarlatina, and the jury retu
verdict accordingly.

Printed and Published by CIIARLES WILLMER, of 21.
street, a' his General Printing. and Stationery Establichal
South John-street, Liverpool.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1856.