The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-01 00:00:00

COUNTY COURT

61d
41d
8d
6d
6d
5d

Edward Morris applied for a final order, which was
fixed for the 21st October.

Richard Hulme was supported by Mr. Husband. The
final order was fixed tbr 18th November.

TRADE REPORT

,-TUESDAY

LIVERPOOL.

RICE : We have had rather more doing, 4,000 bags low
Bengal havingbeen taken at lOs from the quay, and 3,500
bags Necransie, by auction, at lOs 6d per cwt.
CASSIA LIGN EA : 20 boxes are reported at 105 s per cwt.
PEPPER : 430 bags Malabar (black), are reported at sid
per lb.

SCOTCH Pie IRON: Our market for warrants closes at
693 6d, cash ; and 693 3d, one month fired. Business re-
ported at our quotations.
Shipments from Glasgow last week...
Do. do. Corresponding week, 1855
Do. do. do. 1854

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Aggregate shipments from Glasgow from'Jan., 1856, to date, 3381,890
Same period, 1855
414,346

Decrease
Price this time last year, 778 9d.
Coax :' This morning's market was largely attended,
and we had again many buyers from the interior and along
the coast. An extensive business has been done in all
sorts of wheat, white American at 2d to 3d, middle sorts
and Canadian at 2d, and inferior at Id to 2d, per bushel
over last Tuesday's rates; this last kind has found a good
demand. With a tolerable show of farmers' new wheat
to-day—the condition not so good as last week—the sales
of such were less active, and best kinds alone rather
dearer. Flour is in fair request, choice lots soarce and
rather dearer; sour and heated also in large demand, at
Prices rather against the buyer. Barley meets with little
attention, but we do not vary the quotations. Beans 64
per qr dearer. Old oats fully support late prices, and new
are in moderate request, at a trifling reduction. New
oatmeal is 6d, and old 6d, per load cheaper. We quote
Indian corn 6d per qr dearer, and held firmly, but not a
large business done. Arrivals and Exports from the 23rd
to the 29th Sept.. inclusive, into Liverpool, from Ireland
—Wheat, 1,169 qrs ; barley, 172 qrs ; oats, 1,878 qrs ;
beans, 13 qrs ; Indian corn, 100 qrs ; oatmeal, 4,668
WKS ;
flour, 763 sacks. Coastwise—Malt, 200 qrs ; oats, 15 qrs ;
oatmeal, 4 sacks, Canada, &e.—Wheat, 5,422 qrs; flour,
5,075 brls. United States—Wheat, 27,965 qrs; Indian
corn, 18,992 qrs ; flour, 8,547 brls. Europe, &e.—. Wheat.
5,063 qrs; Indian corn, 1,311 qrs; flour, 62 sacks. Egypt
—Wheat, 630 qrs. Into Runcorn—Oats, 725 qrs. Total—.
Wheat, 40,249 qrs ; barley, 172 qrs ; malt, 200 qrs: oats,
2,618 qrs ; beans, 13 qrs; Indian corn, 20,403 qrs ; oat..
meal, 4,672 sacks; flour, 825 sacks, 13,622 brls. Exports
to Foreign Parts—Malt, 29 qrs ; Indian core, 910 qrs ;
oatmeal, 25 sacks ; flour, 60 brls. Ireland—Wheat, 1,620
qrs; malt, 20 qrs; beans, 11 qrs ; Indian corn, 1,867 qrs
flour, 1,918 sacks, 2,016 11s. Coastwise—Wheat, 969 qrs •
barley, 265 qrs ; oats. 20 qrs ; beans, 131 tirs ; Indiasa
corn, 1,158 qrs; flour, 480 sacks, 4,017 brls.
8.. MARIN & SON&

32,456

LONDON. _
SOCAII : The market has opened with a steady appear-
ance, and the public sales are progressing without showing
any material alteration in prices. Refined steady ; grocery
lumps, 55s to 58s.
COFFEE : The public sale of plantation Ceylon is going
off steadily.

RICE : 200 bags of low Bengal sold, in public sale, at 9s
6d to 10s, which scarcely supported last week's prices.
SALTPETRE : 600 bags Bengal, refraction 3 to 7i, sold at
33s to 34s 64, which showed an advance of about 6d.
SiArcxs : Pimento sold at 4id to 51. Ginger, Jamaica,
61s to 755. Cloves, Penang, 10id to 10/d. '
limited.
Run: Prices are unaltered, but the demand is very
COTTON ; No sales reported, but the market is firm.. In
In other articles no material alteration.
TA LLOW : The market is steady. Town tallow
Ms 9d nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Is quoted
51s 6d
52s ; September, Ms 6d; October and December, 49s 6d.to
MINES : A moderate amount of business Is going forward
in British Mining Stocks. Great Wheal Alfred Shares
stand at 9to 10. The Stock Exchange business in Foreign
Mining Securities is almost at a stand still. The British
Iron Company's shares are marked 52. Subjoined is a list
of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange :
Alfred Consols, 151, ; Great Alfred, 8, 91, I, 9,;, to.
• Great South Tolgus, 101, 1; North Frances, 10, ; Par
IWO, Wheal I
Go' nsols, 21, a; Rosewarne United, 61, 05, t; Sortridge
Consols, WA, 1, 11-16 ; South Cern Brea, 11, ; West
Basset, 30, 30, 31; Wheal Arthur, 7t, 8; Wheal Edward,
?rthenevsitlloec,k27,i,3 Exchange 1,, ; Wheal Kitty
:—South Caradon,
295; North Basset, 37 ; Wheal Mary Anne, 37, 36i ; Par.
Consols, 21; Great South Tolgus, 10, ; Sortridge Consoje%
21, I ; Great Wheal Alfred, B},

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

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NEWMARXET RAGE3.--YRsTERDAY.

SWEEPSTAKES OP TEN SOTS.
1 I I Cople 2 I Our Creature... 3
• HOPEFUL STAKES.
1 I LETEIbOUtTIe
Eight ran

Ayacanora

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
*-.,

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER It •
HIGH WATS R—Marn. 12 22—Even, 12 31,--lleight, 16(t. 9 in,

ARRIVED,
Sept. 30 —Admiral Boxer, and fire,7,on, both from Quebec—Pstreli
Denis—Western Chief, New Orleans—Roh-i-Noor, Alexandria.

MAILED.
Sept. SO.—Richard Cobden. for Savana—William l'ap•oeil, Now
York—Alice Walton, Launceston—'Wildam Carey, Afelboarne--Don
Francisco, Clenfuegos—Bucephalue, Calcutta—Latonora, Cardenaa
—,Prinaero de Mayo, Santander,

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Liverpool, Sept. 30.—The Admiral Boxer, arrived here this morning
from Quobec, with loss of figure head, &c., having been in cant et
with the Silloth (s.s.), hence for Carlisle, last night, off the Formby
Light Ship. The Silloth lost funnel, main and nalunmasts, but.
warks, &c., and has put back, in consequence of the injuries received
from the Admiral Boxer.—Thee schooner Wanderer, of this port, was
wrecked, on the 2ath Inst., on Colt Island (near the Sherries). All
deals,hands
with bright
AShip. o
foremast
21, la
lat. 43 N., lon. 20 W., by the Woodman, a rived here from
Maranham. and
d about
bowsprit.
was bi irt
passed,hen laden with
Sept.
__ _ . - _

Crew saved.—The barque
*on shore at Wick ow. One
_The St. Mary, of and for Dublin. from Llanelin
Dublin Sep
c.
sUPPeG hound struck on
drowned.—The re Kingstown Pier yester-
man
and became waterlogged, but 'till floats, dagwansea, Sept. 27... During the gale last night the Monkey, of
Drogheda. sank at her anchors, and 18 covered at high water. Crew
saverL—The Dee, of this port, from Hale to Liverpool, with chalks
&c., drove and struck hly, away jibboom, nd
makes much water. She has been brought I h —Th Wave,
_
aynesdtewrednayt
n ere. e of
Liverpool, Underwood, hence to Portsmouth, with coal, dove ashore
was wreckeScle-
and sank, nt
a2dr9 ..tV
yesterday, k i°y

America FOREIGN PORTS.
Royal (s.s.), hence at Corunna.
,-• William, hence at Natal.
Governess, hence at St. Helena.
Bessie Searight, and Maria Sarah, both from Capetown; and Jana
Morris, and Nepaul, both from Madras—all at Alga&
00.—both at the Cape
Anne Jane, hence; and Ostrich, from Rang
of Good Hope.
t Constantinople.
Envelope, and Clara—both henoe a
nntexenrtafrrdo7 Akyab at Simon's Bay, leaky, and part of cargo
Union (5.5 ), hence at Hamburg.
thr::lWizabeth' Ann, hence at Palermo. .

BIRTH.
On the wife of Mr. Justin M'Carthy, Northern Daily
Times, ofhest,e0
3astli ult.,on _ -.

MARRIAGE.
On the soth ult., at the Church of St. John the Divine, Fairfield,
by the Rev. C. Clayton Lowndes, M' incumbent of St. Mary's,
windermer.e (brother of the bride), Henry Hartley IVlthers, Esq.,
town
to Jane Llson6ston, eldest daughter of M. D. Lowndes, Esq., of this

On the 26th lilt., at Worll reDEA.THS.
sington, aged 74, John Barnum, Esq.;
deeply
oze r ,
of regretted. ed
the tt .
On the 29th ult., Margaret Gould, third daughter of Mr. James H.
T
mon tbs. Woodlands, Sutton, Cheshire, aged 2 years and $

(L-10 Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when seat
3 to our Office duly authenticated,

. (BEFORE JOSEPH POLLOCK, ESQ., JUDGE.)
INSOLVENCIES.—Some insolvt nt cases held over since
Tuesday last were disposed of as follows :
Robert McNear, soap manufacturer, applied for his final
order. No creditor opposed. It appeared from the questions
put by his Honour, that the insolvent passed through a
similar court about 18 months ago, and that his insolvency
was partly caused by having been security for another
person shortly after coming out of Lancaster Castle. His
Honour postponed the granting of the final order until
December.
John Brown was directed to come up for his final order
upon the 21st October.
Thomas Mackeridge applied for his final order, and was
supported by Mr. Husband. His Honour,
said that all which, appeared to
against the ilisolveut by the opposing credi-
tors asked
goahrosdtuersroen.g propensity for failures. He
should be given in December.
keeper, was directed to receive
hdtbs several
srvr
Joseph
fi(mer)
ita:eealaa
pddis
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toqhorHtu
dahue
teutsa
order on
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had
edn
21st October.

John Balshaw was supported by Mr. Grocott. Mr. llime
applied that the debt of the insolvent to Dr. Mitchell, of
Mount-pleasant, amounting to £27 10s., for medical
attendance on insolvent's wife, should be exempted from
the debts in the schedule, on the ground that a portion
had been incurred subsequent to an assignment made by
insolvent to his remaining creditors. His Honour did not
accede to the application, and fixed the final order for the
18th of Novemb.r.

COTTON : The market has assumed a quieter tone to-day,
the demand has been moderate, and, with a fair supply,
prices are steady. The sales—including 50 Maranhams
to 7d, 60 Egyptians 7d to 71d, 1,000 Surats 41td to:W—
are reported 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation
and for export.
SUGAR : We have no improvement to notice, the sales
consisting only of 1,850 bags Madras at 41s to 44s per cwt.
MOLASSES AND Rum: Nothing has taken place.
COFFEE : Of 130 tres Jamaica offered by auction, about
GO were sold at 58s 6d to 1003 6d for good ordinary to fine ;
50 bags Bahia have realised 445, and 260 bags Rio 42s 6d
to 443 per cwt.