The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-29 00:00:00

and advanno4 in pit

pervaded the market

UlB no

borer talked of, but an actual thing.
We have received advices from Sydney to the
2nd-of September, by the Cyclone, arrived in the
Channel:. She brought a mail, and gold on l
freight
amounting to 4,5681 sterling. From our commercia
advices, we learn that there had been several
causes to render the markets unst:eady, but, not
withstanding, there had been few fluctuations. The
New South Wales gold fields continue to be in
good repute, and the accounts of the yield from
the various localities had been quite sufficient .0
confirm the reports that had lately
the various: newspapers. All that the Nett'
South Wales gold fields require, to developr
their richness, I. are labour and &Witt, t
The great anxiety manifested about the renr2s,e
for bread Stuffs had been relieved by some arrivals'
which, though, small in themselves_ in proP°T,:ti°,ll
to their wants, indicated .that importations 11°—
appeared to
various quaiters might be expected, and the eB'
treme rates of last and former Years were not likel
to rule this. The local crop was very precarious,
rOA
notwithstanding the large extent of land that hit
been put under wheat, the long absence ot. ls.
was a circumstance that was creating uneasinesd
The recent importations and advices had Callr it
a slight depression in the flour market, but of
would be only temporary, and prices would
decline materially, as the population was in,erett,.o
ing, and there was a chance of a failure 01, o'"
deficiency in, the produce of the current year.
The importations of Breadstuffs during
year was enormous,:amounting in value to 71-7.7 the
adding the flour to the imported wheat and Z„is
wheat produce of the Colony, or 449,400 hashes
of wheat in 17,976,000 Ihs flour, 886,363 hug the
of wheat imported, 1,335,440 bushels grow" ini; s
Colony, 2,621,209 total bushels wheat. This g,:,-eof
an average of consumption of about 10 bush
o'
wheat to each person in the Colony.
The ship Lord Burleigh arrived at New Zealaio
from. London, after a lengthened passage ?f,ifst
the last
days. The Sandford, from London, also arrlv`-00
New Zealand, after a protracted and ternPeatlicio,
voyage of 123 days The Velocity, from Lon 125
bad arrived at Sydney, New South Wales,

days. URA
The advices from Paris relative to the P°As the
of financial affairs are more favourable, an --na is
next monthly return of the Bank Of Frall:";
expected to exhibit a material improvemee,tLio
the chief departments. Speculation on the P"„-svoy
is very, brisk, and the Rentes, as well as ita"

Shares, are exceedingly buoyant. vor 010
The public sales of foreign and colonial ‘,..°06
are proceeding with animation, and prioeB
ruled very firm. The last sale is fixed for P
8-
i
Saturday. sinr
The following were the closing prices of -1--1. 11,
Exchange :—Amsterdam 11, 17,1; Do. OS," 30
13k, 141; Rotterdam, 11, 17, i; Antwerp, 25, 4s,
Hamburg, 13, 7,4; St. Petersburg, 371,
25, 60, 671; Do. Short, 25, 221, 271 ; 41;
25, 60, 67-1; Frankfort, 1197,-, ;,11, ; Vienna, 10, ().-P

Trieste, 10, 40, 44; Leghorn, 29, 75, 80.
BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS• • 0*
An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Vietoris,
32, for the Week ending Nov. 22, 1856

ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Debit. Credit. ,
19v
Notes issued .. £23,761,025 Government 015.- )
Debt ...... £l.-,459 90(
GoldOt eurl
lics eoocniunr.i t.
andi.e.s
2_0.: 2
6, 0 2 5
B
61,02
Total .. • •

Debit.
Proprietors' ca-
pital

Rest
Public deposits

Seven day, and
other bills..

£23,761,025

BANKING DEPARTMENT.

Credit.
Government se- A 4,4,86:
£
14,553,000 curities ..• Slou'o
~"g219,44°,
3,263,571 Other securities I°, obg
5,106.831 Notes.
9,735,455 Gold and silver 611,611

coin
853,122

Total .... £33,516,979 Total . . X 33,51" sit
of
The Bank returns to the 22nd, in the Gctoette_olloo
night, on comparison with those of the week Pr*
show :
Active circulation

,7
£19,d3m.,-'9 60
76 49,?••
q 7 634
213,4 1
3,2693,51
9•2
Increase
Seven day and other bills .
Decrease
Public deposits ... 5,1°6•n46
µ2 0.36
Increase • 9,736'4'1
Other deposits 377,91.•
Decrease
10,464 7/
Government securities 2 9,
.
Decrease 4w
Other securities
• 8219- 6
Decreasq 4 o !NO
Notes unemployed ,., 240 ~
01',Aagtr'•„
Increase
The increase in the bullion is irrespective 0•_ h caille
Tian arrivals, only a very small portion of which
the week's account.

Decrease

Bullion

Increase

BANKRUPTS

1
rOOO
GEORGE STEDDALL and JOHN WRIGHT'

brewers.
oill.
WILLIAM 1117M1E9, Liverpool, builder. •
blre'
SimEus and ED WARD LORD, Bacup, Lany..as7-

. , .
wrights.
6.'Eonop: DANBY, Old street, London, wine Mere'
ALFLtED GET, Kidderminstkr, grocer.
SAmnitr, PALMER CHAPMAN, Lincoln, grocer..
DANIEL A•QUITH Halifax, innkeeper. : h r cie.l.,ebr'ar.
WILLIAM Baiscoa, Ashton-under-Lyne; t'r,.3-„e,Lth - '
CHARLES OSWALD ROBSON, King's Cross, LA°- he
""
finger. 0 d Mau°
MICHAEL ambeth, Londov, fires" r
. WILLIS,, • J. sl/1
tater.
~, ,flb rlaii
MARGARET JANE STOVELD, Blyth, Noruu.--8
builder.