The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-03 00:00:00

LONDON,

SUGAR.—Ihe market has opened with a quiet appearance, 00
the public sales are progressing without spirit. The refined Oa'

dull; lumps, 54s to Sys.
reel
COFFBE.—The Dutch sale having gone off at rather inlP-
prices our market is firm.

Ms.—The market is steady. ipi
SALTPETRE.-2 300 bags were offered and nearly all boug-
ht
refraction 4i. sol at 32 6d.
were offered, for which previous rate'
RICE nabs
bags Arras can ous ~a 0
were not I id, and they were bought in at go to 9s 6d. 1,600
Bengal were also cffered, and chiefly bought in at full price, 12°. ,
COTTON.—The market is firm. 300 bales sold at full pricer
SPICES steady. . .

In other articles no material alteration.
t
TALLow.—The market remains quiet. Town tallow is qilo-ed bet,
nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 52e 6d to 525; Septet°
50s 64; October and December, 6d 91 to 46s 6d.
TOBACCO.—From the Monthly Report of Messrs. Grant gull(
and Co., we make the followi^g extract:—ln the early
last month sales of upwards of 304 hhds of We tern 'oo.§
were made to an influential buyer, which gave increased llrr,ciect
to the market, and subsequently a few limited sales were 1.'4 to
at an advance on previous rates. The trade have continue 01
purchase with great reluctance, and to a moderate exte
having been influenced to increase their stocks by thy u u,.f3E:let•
able accounts from the United States of the growing crop. ' „
tb
all sorts may be estimated at 550 hhds. Recer t advices frn.',oo
Western States appear quite confirmatory of previous accounts,jolf
we have annexed extrac s, which we deem reliable. Maysville',oo
28.—" The drought still continues, and tie prospects for a l'° fat
crop are slight. We hear that 10 dols per cwt ha, been offeredeo
growing crops nzar Germantown." Clarksville.—" The po";rof
for the growing crop are gloomy indeed. There has been 3_
et
general scarcity of plants ; the spring remarkably late, and the,
sons very light and partial to neighbourhoods. We did uot s
plant here until the 17th of June, and it is almost impossible tu7Ket.
the re-plants stand, owing to the hot dry sun." L nisviile 1 _ooe
Augu t 3. ' Some say there cannot be more than half a croP—d itt
merest is very firm and buoyant, with an improved tende'
prices, while all qualities have improved within the past, roer
weeks. August s.—There cannot be other than a very rge
tobacco grown in this country this year. The question of a of
small crop is no longer an open one—it has not been plante ;i2io
rather, is not on the ground." Baltimore, July 26.—" itec
continue to fall off, and the market growsactive." f
MINES.— In the market for British mining stocks the chic ofe
tore is a sudden fail in the price of South Tamar shares, WhieDiv.r
been dealt in as low as 10s, consequent upon the news that the,,;e'r
has broken into the mine. This mine is divided into 9,000 ^h rice
upon millet' .41 6s 6d has been paid. At Christmas last 11'e ;to!
stood of £7 per share; two or three weeks rgo at a dayLor.
back at 30s. There is a good demand for shares in North n!tocit,
Wheal Basset, South To'gus, and Great Wheal Alfred, In the 9.11
Exchange to-day St. John Del Hey sh res h .ve been dealt in stiir
and 2lf ; Mariquita at 12s Od; and United Mexican at 411.,0,08
joined is the official list of yesterday's transactirns in the
Exchange :—Gonamena. 26, ; Great Alfred. 4/, 5 ; North
33k, 34, f ; Rosewarne United, 64f, 65; Sorttidze Consols, ..);030
-outh Tolgus, 130, 135, 140; Trewetha, 31, ; Wheal ALillo,„,sel,
35k, 36, 37 ; Wheal Uny, 4f. In the Stock Exchange: Wheal 9" ,
30f, 30: Great Wheal Alfred, ; Cubert United 2s.Of
The following dividends have been declared during the month
August :

Wheal Basset
North Wheal Basset
West Wheal 5et0n........
Providence Mines
Alfred Console
Wheal Wrey ..
Great Work
Rosewarne United
Botallack .
Wheal Exmouth and Adams.
Eyam Mining Company ...
East Pool
Wheal Seton
'Wheal Owles
) !;Bedford United
Levant ..

Per Share.
.t'lo 0 0
0 12 6
6 0 0
4 0 0
O 6 o
O 7 0
10 0 0
2 0 0
5 0 0
O 3 0
O 10 0
5 0 0
.3 o o
6 5 0

X 5120
1190 o
1024 0
loon 0 .0
1355 0 0
700 0 0
610 0, 0
594 0
500 1, 0
v
40)
320 0
23,702 12

2 0 0

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS, t the
LEEDS Coabr..—With the exception of some rain la.`..st Dig The
weather since Fridly has been favourable for liarves.t work. offiL
is more new wheat offering—what is reaiy for delivery is takeriAll
a renuction of 8s to Ids per qr from the rates of last
hell firmly at about late prices, but the business rt,ne is very
Barley still scarce, and quite as dear. Ileana rather high'f•
alteration in oats or other articles, SO !Oil
HULL Co RN.—We had a fair show of new wheat at this dal
ket, the quality good, and condition better than was exPectalidelly'
met a free sale, at 3s to 4s under last week's rates. Old Liu g
Spring c rn in good demand. t 17s
DUBLIN CORN.—A very small business done in oil grall9
rates, wbi h were scarcely maintained. Nothing doing it piled
corn except in retail. he supply of new grain was mu,D,or,
and prices 3s lower for wheat, and 2s. for oats, 2s 6d for bar"
2s 6d for rapeseed. r t °'
CORK BUTTER.—We' had but a moderate supply of bet_ite-orjlOs
clay's market. 'I he quantity on sale was 1,400 casks and ffi,C;',B
A Lair inquiry was made, and a general clearance effected•
remained much the same as noted is our rep 3rt of yesterdaf OP'
append the following quotations : —Firsts, 1083; Second',
Thirds, ggs; Fourths, 968 ; Fifths, 88s.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

WARWICK RACES.--YESTERDAY

Desdemona

SaoßTs.
• 1 I Octavia.. ............
Three ran.
LEAMINGTON STAKES.
Lady Tatton I I Quince.
Won by 3 lengths-4 lengths between second and Ow"
CASTLE PARK STAKES.
1 1 M. D .. •• •
Three ran.
CORINTHIAN STAKES.
1 I Noisette
Four ran.
QUEEN'S PLATE.
1 I Goldhill .. 2 I Mr. Sykes. • •
Three ran.

RACING STAKES.
...... 1 I Admiral of the White
Seven ran.

Olympus

Gemma de Verge ...

Olympus

Melissa

WARWICK CLIP.
Polestar is scratched.,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL,-SErramnEa 3. g i°
Than WATER—Morn. 1 20—Even. 1 34—Height, 16.. f, . d
ARRIVED. Oei.oo
li
Sept. 2.—Leona, Norris, from Philadelphia—Jas. Neelyitt orll ;OA
—Alfonso, Hamburg—Uplan . New Orleans—W. W. pstt, Itir
Galveston—Plantagenet, Windiser, N.S.—William TaPsarie
York—Margaret, St. Petersburg—Egyptian (s,s.), Alesan
(e.s.), Santander.o,

SAILED. h 0 (11,0,11
Sept. 2.—S. Curling, for Bostcn—Herald, Bahia-I,'"sfli,ll
COporto—WOporto—Wm. Stetson, New Ifcrk—Montezuma, Mobile"; 01
Man tanz as— Persian. Ceylon—Harriett, Leghorn— kliiO3°9l
Jamaica—Cylvia, Charieston—Thessalia (s.s.), Cons a'
Rosanna, Seville—Anglesea, Montreal. eel

OUTPORTS„ froo P
Queenstown, August al.—Arrived—Jane MiDonald,
n' 1,,i,
York—lde, Jamaica—Adelaide, Henie. A cO.
Dublin September I.—Arrived—Anna Elizabeth, froi;.:0" o
/V
11 Kingstown, beptember I. Arrived—Von Wenkman, "- —Mary Anne, Memel.
LlVer 000
Holyhead, September I.—Arrived—Hedessa, from ,
Bi boa.
frepl' 40
Greenock, September I.—Arrived—Sarah Milliece, , yie.,4l
Quebec—Annaivan, 111`Neille, New York Florence, 1,3`, JO'
a ,gel. Sailed—Louise, Guindet, for Charente—Prince "
Chamberlain, Genoa.

MARITIME EXTRACTS . ter eo°rl
„ a
Queenstown, Aug. 31.—A large skip, with main mast re-Ard ;‘,'
this harbour to the eastward, this afternoon.—The star tid° J
ter of a large ship, apparently run into, was passed 21st e,
fr
lat. 47 N., lon. 39 W ~ by the Jane M'Donald, arrived iteroitor
Constantinople.—A great p, rtion of the cargo of the Duili
Liverpool, which ran ashore, 4th August, ou a reef off 04
has been saved, and a part sold. Veit
SPOKEN.
s o,9dies,
Renfrewshir, bound west, Augut 25, in lat. 49 I.4"'n°'
Eleanor (of St.e John), bound west, August 26, in lat.
it" 4 I'losSocy
W., by the Annie Fisher.—Postage (St. John, NJ"' 13,,111
lat. N., lon. 24 W., by the Nt. Vincent.—Red Jae- fro esy
Melbourne, July 2, in lat. 30 S. lon. 28 AV.—Lay/9;0'1"
Orleans to Liverpool, August 11, in lat. 27 N. lon. '
hence to Baltimore, in lat. 45 N., lon. 30 W.—Patriot, froo
to Liverpool, August 1, on Grand Banks.

FOREIGN FORM.
Rosana, and I, ewton—both hence at Barbadoes.
Marianne, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Blackness, and Runnymede—both herce at Arehang
Favourite, hence at Cronstadt.
Henrietta at nemunde. Cleater (s., )hence sailed from Bordeaux for Liverpool, Aug°t
Ann, and Reward—both hence at Lisbon.
Theodore, hence at Marseilles.
Demetrius, and Lebanon (s.s.) —both hence at Wl"'
ruth, hence at Antwerp. Col*
Euphrates (s.), hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for
Pactolus (a.), hence at Gibraltar.

ri99
MARRIAGES. tee 9
„ $11,49,
On the sth ult., at James's, by the Rev. Mr. Les.•e' to 4,
youngest son of the late Captain Thomas Render
toel
Hill, eldest daughter of Mr. Edward Conway, of ll' oe' ft/
this town. '1" • tie/
tiev• dia 4On the Ist inst., at St. Peters' Church, by the roo,-cle'
M.A., Hugh, eldest son of Mr. John Th,nipson,,e,
Great Homer-street, to Miss Henrietta Crosby clar. 3,
equate

, Po
~0
---....---.....-
1,6; r • ,;, Printed and Published. by CBARI,ES W ILL."— sb'
street, at his General Printing and Stationery Rs'
South Jsbn-attaoi . Lberpool. 106'
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5