The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-28 00:00:00

TRANSFER OF PUBLICANS' LICENSE,

Yesterday, his Worship the Mayor, and Mr. Alderman
Holme, sat in the Crown Court, for the transfer of publi-
cans' license. The following were granted :—Alice Mark-
ham, Ansdell street, to Charles F. Thicken ; David IT.
Roose, Atherton street, to Mary Anne Shepherd; Thomas
Beeticson, BJvington Bush, to William J. Ellis; James
Lyon, Blundell street, to James Clegg; George Frazer,
Bolton street, to John Pulford ; James Hancock, Charles
street, to David France; Robert Parker, Cheapside, to
John R. Cook; Jonathan Braithwaite, Chesnut street, to
Robert Williams; John F. Haslam, Collingwaod street, to
John Hector; Richard Addison, Copperas bill, to H. G. M.
Leatham ; John Read, Covent Garden, to P. F. Jenkins;
W. B. Dickens, camherland street, to Thomas Briscoe;
Charles M. Midgley, Currie street, to James Waddington ;
W. Graham, Falkland street, to Andrew hinghorn ;
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Gerard street, to Thomas Armstead ; W. Ribinson, Grad-
well street, to John Tyrer ; Ellen Warine, Great George's
place, to Thomas Edwards; Rob2rt Riding, Hill street, to
William Cavanagh ; William Walker, J tam street, to
Robert Roberts; Margaret Copper. James street, to Robert
Whalley; Joseph Dudley (deceased), Kensington, to Maria
F. Dudley ; Peter Kettlenill, Laurence Street, to Thomas
Kenwortby ; Mary Smith, Mersey street, to George Rule ;
James Gregory, Mersey street, to John Green Bales ; C.
Kingston. Mersey view, to John Price; Joseph Platts,
Milk street, to Robert Bullen ; William Simpson, Murray
street, to Thomas Lowrey ; Francis Henry, New Bird street,
to Richard Boyle ; Alice Hullin, Norfolk street, to William
Harrison ; Robert M'Lean, Old Hall street, to G orge
Smith ; Florence Egan, Park lane, to Edward Fineham ;
Thomas Fulton, Perk lane, to Anne Chadwick ; Robert
Edwards,- Parliament street, to Jane Edwards ; E iza
Hamilton, Portlacd street, to William Pitt ; James Jones,
Queen street, to Jane Davis ; John Bolton, Raihbono
street, to Anne Gillett; George Moss, Richmond row, to
Charles Pugh ; Charles Granby, Sr. James place, to George
H. Boughton ;• Henry Fitzgerald, Sawne) pope street, to
Anne Fitzgerald ; Jam-s Devine, Scotland road, to James
M'Kenkx n Natiles Held, Scotland road, to John Middleton ;
Simon H union, Scotland road, to Margaret Dickson ; Mary
Anne Deane, Simps:n street, to Samuel Bowles ; John S.
Hart, Spitalfields, to George H. Jones; Joseph Smith,
Stanley street, to James Hancock ; John Taylor, Tithebarn
street, to Thomas Loyeladr ; R. Williams, Trafalgar street,
to R. Rogers ; George Fienley, Waterloo road, to John
Cleary.

- Commercial Friteltiqence.
LIVERPOOL COTTON •
111ARKET.—Nov 27.
The market continues without change. the demand has
been moderately fair, and with plenty offering, prices are
about the same as yesterday. The sales—including 380
Maranhams 6f,1 to 7id, 200 ifilias 6id to bid, 2 00 Egyp-
tians 6id to 80, 500 Surats 4Zd to 511—are reported 6,000
bales, of which 500 are on speculation and for exoort.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEL—Nov. 27.
SUGAR : The limited supply at market, and' the disin-
clination of holders to sell, has restricted business, and we
have only to report 500 boxes Havana at Sos 6d per cwt.
MOLASSES, AND Rum: Nothing has occurrefi.

_ .
COFFEE; Only a small lot of Santos sold at 53s per cwt.
Rice : A large business has been done, 12,350 bags,
chiefly Ballam, having changed hands, but the price has
not transpired.
JUTE : The operations are also extensive, 3,000 bales
being reported at £l7 to .e 22 5s per ton.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov 27
Per stone, 20tbs. Per pito. s. d. s d.
s. d. s. d. Potatoes. Seedlings 00to 0 0
Hay, 01d...... 0 8 to 0 it Ditto, Kemps .... 3 6 to 3 8
Ditto, new.. 0 6 to 0 S Ditto, Whiterocka.. 210 to 3 0
Ditto, clover 0 6 to 0 7 Ditto, Ralshaws .. 2 8 to 2 10
Green Clover 0 0 to 0 II Ditto, Beldrums... t 4 to 2 6
Vetches 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle ...... 1 1 to 1 3
Straw, wheat. 0 2i to 03i Per ton.
Ditto, oat
Ditto, barley .... 0 2* to 0 Carrots
Oats, In strati .... 0 0 to 0 0 Mangle wurtel 0 0 to 0 0
(Manure •, 0 to 7 0

MANCHESTER CORN MARK ST.—Nov. 27.
We had a larger attendance of buyers at to-day's
market than of late. There was a moderate enquiry for
best English wheat, which brought nearly last; week's
prices; inferior sorts were 2s per quarter lower. Flour
was 6d to Is per brl cheaper, and in barley, oats, beans,
and pease, no change was reported.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. —Nov. 27.
SUGAR : The market continues very firm, and holders
are asking, rather higher prices, which checks business.
Refined is a shade dearer ; low lumps, 59; 6,1. No public
sale to day.

COFFEE : The public sale of plantation Ceylon is going
off steadily. Native Ceylon has been sold at 52s 6d by
private contract.
TEA : This article continues in steady demand.
RICE: Nearly all the sound portion of the Bengal and
Java was bought in; the damaged sold at high prices.
SALTPETRE : The advance of Is 6d to as pail yesterday
is fully supported, and scarcely anything offering on the
spot.
PEPPER: 500 bags Java sold at ad to 4id,
CoTToN: 100 bales only sold.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Nov. 27.
The market continues firm at the following quotations :
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 59;; November to December,
58s 6d to 58s 93 ; January to March, 58s 6d to 58s 93.

LONDON MINING MARKET.—Nov. 27.
The market for British mining stocks remains quiet,
with little enquiry. Prices exhibit no change of
importance.

In the Stock Exchange not a single transaction is
officially recorded in any description of mining stock, the
settlement engaging attention.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange s—Alfred Consols, 16# ; East Basset,
60 ; East hose, 131, I ; Gonamena, 26i ; Great Alfred,
; San
10k, i, 4 ; Lady Bertha, 20s 6d, 21s, 21s 6cl. 21s, 20s 6d ;
North Trelawney, ss, 7s 6(1; losewarne and Herland, 4,
rth a, 40s 131 ; Qreat Wheal Alfred, 10i ; North ,
Ws ; Port Philip, 39 6.1 Croft q,
4 ; Wheal Grenville, 28s ; Wheal Trelawney, 14i, i.
East
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BIRMINGHAM CORN AIARKET.—Nov. 27.
There was a short supply of wheat at this day's market.
The sales which were effected were done at about last
week's rates. Barley sold slowly at a decline of is to 2s
per quarter. 0 her articles were in sluggish enquiry,
and prices were nominal at the rates of last Thursday.

CORK RUTTER MARKET.—Nov. 27.
The market to-day was moderately supplied,
demand prevailed, the better qualities advancing in price.
make the following quotations:—Firsts, 117 s;
Seconds, 114 s ; Thirds, 106 s Fourths, 101 s ; and Vifths,
98s per cwt.and a good

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.—Nov. 27.
This market has been extremely flat to-day, there was
hardly any business done, and prices were put;:down at
72s 9d per ton cash,

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LI VEPOOL,
HIGH WATRR—Tforn. /1R 40—Even. 11NOVRAI
58 —im Hei tight, 15 ft. 11 in.

Australia .
S. Curling
John Lem]
Falcon
Carlton
Ocea❑
Engle
lonian
Jehu

Courier
Rcscoe

Tomog mopa
Tyne
Violante
Jane Glassin
Hastings
Tchernaya
Faith

5a1em......
John Dalton

Roscoe

OFF THE POET AND INWARD BOUND.

St. Alexe

Nov. 27.

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ARRIVED.
California Ship Island
New York 'Charter Oak .. .. Baltimore
Boston Chicago ... ...... ...... New York
St. John, N.B. Vangine .. Prince Edward Island
latilan (s.s.)
St. John, N.B.iMargaret.. Prince Edward Island
,St. John, N.B. Jane and Ann.. Alexandria
. St. John, N.B.'Anne ........ . Alexandria
. Richibucto;St. Andrew (a a.) Alexandria
Alexandria
Palermo
...... Havre
Miramichi Ro..,alie.
"'Ostend...
M !ram ichil Amelia ..
.... Montreallltobert
Orleans
. Queb,c,J. F. Ncw
Walsh
.. . .. Quebec S. W. Bourne St, John, N.B.
.. ... • • Quebecl Matilda Rangoon
.... . .
Quehe lEnnerdale Monte Video
....
..Quebec Scotia Pugwash
.. Paraiba
• •.. Bombay,Newton..
BombaylTyph .on .. ..
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P. E. Isla, d
.......Calcutta St. George Demerara
Calcutta Hope ....Airnside
SineaporeSuberian.. Port St. Mary
Boo,mmmbbbaaayy:lppAhanrcetaig an... ... ...... Singapore
B noici ii .
MoulmeintSea
Manilla Selah
.Buenos A yres Mary ..Alexandria
. ... .Bahia;Ga•land .. Africa
....
.....Detnerara Gosivpium
.Bombay
.. St. Domingo Kangaroo (s.s.) .... Philadelphi a
I

Anna Dorothea
T.ntivy

Conqueror.

Blackburn
Lawrence
Asia

Fairy Queen
Crite.ion....

Rosamond
Kalkapira
Hebden...

Perthshire..
Ed Bouctead

Nov. 26,

Da ing Naples
Uncle Toby.. . .
Eagle Adelaide Schilnzl .. .
Sarum° Calcutta Alpha Santander
Lyra .. Calcutta Queen of the West..Santander.&c
Wm. Kirk Calcutta Glenlyon .. Syrs
Leo • •
Patna. .. .... Holtz Kong. &c uignon—Santander & New York
Niger (a.) .. Ili ad eira, Ten er Iffc, &c Sirius ......Santander

SAILED.
Amanda

Savannal Nov. 27,
Rio Janeiro Anglo Saxon (8.5.)..

ENTERED F OR - LOA DING,

St. Domingo

Portland

Nov. 26

OUTPORTS,

Falmouth. Nov. 26.—Arrived —The Neptunus, from Odessa—
Soph"e, Cephalonia—Christina,lodessa—Daris, from L'Orient for
Cardiff.

Gravesend, Nov. 26.—Arrived—The Betsey, from Bahia—Mina.
from obago.

Deal, Nov. 26.—Arriv,d—The .rE dus, from Jamaica—Charles
Kean, Mobile—Queen of Sheba, Quebec—Hamilla Mitchell, Irons
westward. Sailed—che Lochnagar, for Algoa Bay.
Queenstown, Nov. 25.—Arrived—The Venus, from Port Nova—
Sea Bird, from Wallace.
Dublin, Nov. 25 —Arrived—The Beatrice, from 'brat!.
Penzance, Nov. 24.—Arrived--The Harmonie, from Rotterdam
for Liverpool.
Milford, Ncv

24.—Arrived—The Pearl, from Liverpool for Dordt.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
' Liverpo I, Nov. 27.—The upper part of the Silas Wright broke off
last night, and drifted up the river, fouling a schooner in the first
instance, and then getting entangled with the chain of the Araminta.
for Africa, when the latter slipped, and subsequently brought up
with one anchor, the wreck remaining entangled with the chain she
had slipped.—Rosamond. Gething, arrived here from Bahia, p+ssed
the ship Helena, Nov. 25, twenty miles W. of the Old Read of Kin-
sale. with the signal hoisted of foremast sprung, but could be fished
at sea —The seiooner Rigby, fur Greenock, in proceeding to sea
yesterday, as previously reported, lost bulwarks, stanchions, and main
rigging, on the starboard side.—The lonian, Mitchell, arrived here
fro:n ,t. John, N. 8., with loss of both anchors, being obliged to
slip them when about five miles N. of the N.W. Lightship,—Lydia
Francis, Degget, arr ved her.• from Jamaica, leaking badly, making
100 strokes of water per how. in Dock,
Clarendon, from Miramichi at Westport, with loss of anohor and
chain, and a quant ty of water in her hold, bound to Liverpool.
Henry Holman, Morgan, hence at Holyhead for Malta, with lots
of j bb ow.
The Groaville, of Jersey, ready for sea at Tale au Bois (Labrador),
for Cad z, was totally lost at that place on the 25th Oct., during a
hurricane from N.H.; crew saved.
A large brig was seen on shore near Erarwich, on Tuesday morn-
ing last. with fore and main-topsail and foresail set. At S3O a.m.
the mainmast fell over the side; and in about half an hoar after-
wards, it basing near high-water, th! foremast fell over, the ship
remaining upright, and the sea breaking heavily over her. None
of her crew were visible.

The Emilie Fehr, Cette at Havre, report; that on the 28th
Oct., in lat. 39 14 N., ion. 12 40 W., saw a b ig with signals of
distress ; bore (fowl to her, and found her to be the Jenne Albert
from Liverpool for IVO Nunez, which had been struck by heavy
seas, and sustainrd considerable damage, She was bearing up far
Lisbon; and supplied her with provisions.
Belfast, Nov. 27.—Th. Mary ElLm, from Troon to Demerara, put
into th's L-ugh to-day, with lass of jibboom, head and cutwater
ii•jured, haring b en in conta^t yesterday morning off Ailsa Craig.
with the Jessie if i lew. Neither vessels made any water, and it la
supposed the latter proceeded.

SPOKEN

Nov. 28.. U.5.111,S Atlantic, hence to New York, atln lat. Lon.
12 :10 noon, off the Skerrles, by the G. W.
Bourne.
Oct. 11.. Oliver Lang, hence to New Zealand, 17 days

6 N.. 23 NV,

Black Swan hence, by the Florence Night.
ingalP, at Swansea ... 39 S.. 35 W.
Nov. 14.. Patriarch, hence for Bombay
Oct. 15.. Br s..ie (of Liverpool)
Nov. 1.. Economist, from Rangoon f)r Liverpool ll N.. 35 W.
Oct. 10—Madawaska, bound to Cnrk
Oct. 19.. Lady Raglan, from Quebec for Cardiff ...... S 1 N 19 W.

Report of the Matilda,El' Ph ttn, arrived here from Rangoon
July
Sk en . at.
July po
Danube, Akyab to Havre
..... ......... sln l
N. Lon.
.91 E.
Oct. 9.. Diligentia
.
Oct. 2 t.. Kate Hunter . 12 S.. 11 W.
7 Nov. 1.. Asia, h ulnd west
.. 23 N.. 22 W.
..48 W.
Nov. 12.. Louisa. Callao to London ..... . l7 N.. 33 W.
Nov. 13.. Cape Breton, bound west.. 42 N.. 32 W.

Report of the Salem, Flinn, arrived here from Bombay—

Spoken. In lat. T on.
Aug. 10.. Chinsura Canton to London
Sept. 30.. Rougnnuis, from Nlanritius to Havre 27 S.. II E.
Oct 29.. Crown hence to New Orleans . 18 N.. 35 W.
Nov. 24.. Sar Han, hence to Australia, off Colnbeg
Light.

Report of the Ennerdale, arrived here from Monte Vi3eo—
In lat. Lon
Sept. 95.. Corquest, Monte Video to Liverpool ...... .25 N.. 39 W.
Sept. 26.. South Ca-Wino. hence to Au tra1i1.......... 24 N.. 30 W.
sent. 26.. A large ship showing whit- star in tt lg.
Nov. 3.. Sappho, Madras to Liverpool
Nov. 12.. Duchess of Beaufort, Penang to Loudo❑

32 N.. 39 W.
43 N.. 34 W.

R.port by the John Daton, arrived here from Bombay—
Spoken. In lat Lon,
(let. 20.. Bessie You .g, hence for Calentta....
Oct. 115.. Hanle Ecket, from Gibraltar for Callao
Oct. 26 . Liverpool, from Callao for London ..
N0v.21.. John Laird, from Manilla for London 4B N.. 17 W.

Report by the Ro'coe, arrived here from Bombay—
Spoken. In lat. Lon.
Sept. 14.. Ville de Toulouse . .. .
Sept. 0.. Emilia, from Manilla for Cowes ... 34 5..19 E.
Sept. 29.. Steadfast, from Mani( a for London •
....• SO S.. 13 E.
Oct. 2 . Daniel, from Mru'melo for Falmouth 2B S .12 E.
Oct 26.. Sir Isaac Newton. from Batavia for Hamburgh 9 N... 26 W.
Nov. 5..1 Palm, bound west '
.... 25 N..32W.

Report of the Anna Doro•hea. arrived here from Bombay--
spoken. In lat. Loa.
Oct. 2:1.. Jessie Munn Calcutt . to Liverpool S S.. 141 W.
Oct. 27.. Konnig Wilhelm 11., Port Providence to Con-
ception
...
Nov. 1.. Charles (French) .. ..„
Nov. 3.. Frank Mara, outward
Nov. 3.. Competent and Consbrook (American)

2 N.. 23 W.
8 N. . 24 W.
12 N.. 25 W.
.12 N.. 25 W.

Report of the Conqueror, arrived here from Calcutta—
Spoken. In lat. Lon.
Sept. 15.. Tncertus, Batavia to Hamburgh 34 5..27 E.
Oct. 20.. Jessie.
Nov 16.. Gelderland. Java to Amsterdam
Nov. 21.. Fawn, Coquimbo to Sx. ansea

43 N... 30 W,
48 N.. 18 W.

The StTßSCßlpEß§,ilsue Weekly (on Friday)

,
a PRINTED LlST,with.fdli particular; of the SHIPS
I"' AN, (new and old) and STEAMEKS they have on SALE,
nuth in Liverpool and the Outports. from 50 to 1,500
tons.; and Monthly, a return of Sales made, State of
the Starkers, which may be bad on application. N.B.—Contractors
for Building Iron Ship. and Steamers.

CURRY & CO.,
Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, Sh'p Valuers, and
ap,utinted Brokers to the High Court of Admiralty, Walmer
buildings, Watvr-street, Li