The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-12 00:00:00

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THE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL ROYAL
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND
•
GLASGOW.
• The first-class powerful Steam-ship
LYRA (chartered)
PRINCESS ROYAL (now building),Captain
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, the above or
other steamer is intended to sail (with or without pilots)
between Liverpool and Glasgow, with goods and passengers,as
under:—

FROM CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL.
LYRA Tuesday.... Sept 16, at 12 o'clock, noon
LYRA Saturday .. Sept 20, at 2 o'clock. afternoon
LYRA
LYRA .. Tuesday .. Sept 30, at n o'clock, forenoon
Fares :—Cabin,lncluding Steward's Fee, 15s ; Steerage ,63.
Serv,nts in Cabin, Full Fare.
N./I.—Goods must be alongside One Hour, before time of

sailing.
ROBERT LAMONT, 21, Water-street, Liverpool

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

TATTERSALL'S.-YE3TERDAY.

LATEST BETTING.
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
4 to 1 agst Saraband (taken)
ST. LEGER..
Even on Ellington
10 to I agst Bonnie Scotland (offered)
15 .. 1 .. Brother to Bird on ',siting (taken)

CHATHAM RACES _ ESTE /MAY.

Entries for West Kent Stakes.—Usurer, Corehampton , Adamant,
Crookshanks, Roman, and Brabantia.
Enties) for Ladies' Plate.—Westminster, Vestige, Lucy Lockit,
and Little Bird.

WEST SENT STAKES,

Usurer ...

Five ran.
MEMBERS' ELATE.
. 1 1 Flatterer ....... ... 2 1 110
Three ran.
NEW STARES.
1 1 Banner Bearer ...........
Four ran.

Vulcan

England's Beauty

LINCOLN RACES.-YESTERDAY.

Entries for Queen's Plate —Lance, Midhope, Courtenay, Manganese'
Marchioness, Vindex, Phcenix, Xanthus, and Alfred.
Ent, ies for Scurry Handicap.— Courtenay, Xanthus, Excitement,
Cropper, Dresser, Squire Watt, Gamester, Purity, Imposter, and
Fair Creature.

TYRO STAKES.
.• • *

Four ran.
BROCKLESBY HANDICAP.
. 1 I Alfred 2 I Manganese..
Seven ran. Won by a ueek.
BURLEIGII STAKES.
. 1 I Heiress
Three ran.

Bildhope

Charlotte Wat50n..........

SCURRY HANDICAP.
1 I Squire Watt ...... 2 I Imposter.... ... 3
Nine ran.
QUEEN'S GUINEAS.
Lance..

Courtenay .

Four ran.

TRADE REPORT.—Tuunspet

LIVERPOOL. the
COTTON.—There has been rather a quieter market day.
transactions have been only moderate at firm prices. The Pl'
including 20 Perm ambucos 9d, 260 Bahias 61d, 100 Maranhams hdteci
7*d, 800 Egyptians el to 81d, 400 Bursts 4id to sid—are repo,
6,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and for export. us,
uctAs..-7 he market continues firm, and rather more business es
been done, the transactions comprising a small parcel of Barbadoc;
at 46s to 475, 40 hhds Demerara at 43s 9d, and 4,400 bags perllBl9
and Paraiba at 27s 6d per cwt in bond.

MOLASSES, Rum, AND COFFEE.—Nothing to report. ad,
Rice.—Tire transactions in East India are confined to 300 .40
Bengal at 911 gd. and 500 pockets at 12a; at auction, 25 casks Car°P
realised 288 per cwt.

SALTPETIiE.—Nothin f to . td
JUTE continues in requg est,urther 800 balesnotice being reported at dl6 1—
17 10s per ton.
LINSEED.-300 bags Bombay have realised 655, and 1,300 b.°
Calcutta 61s 6d per qr. easine4
FEUlT.—Currants—The market during the past week has Ye— pro
in the same inanimate state—in the daily expectaiion of the
of new fruit dealers are unwilling to operate except at redit,,.;
rates, which holders generally are not disposed to submit to. •,:d
first parcel of the new crop has arrived to-day, per Armenian' ate
another cargo is also due, small sales of which have been rcad,!‘ •
arrive at 70s to 80s according to quality. Last year the first a. fo
ment did not come to hand until the first of October. and Wesel
110 s was the opening price; but sales were only limited, an ttf
long a reduction of les per cwt was established, which Pl,lO,
nearly fixed the value for the best fruit throughout the season• trf
prospects generally are this year considered favourable, the cott°,,,,y
being very bare of stock, and quality certainly superior to be
growth since '5l, and prices moderate, a large consumption 11104 s,
looked for; the clearances during the week are only half w'ie
they were the same period last year, and the remnant stock c!',
consists.of low fruit. The latest accounts from the Islands ,tl,ie
that the crop was nearly all secure, and holders were firm at
opening prices. Raisins—The first cargo of Valencias per steae4
arrived on the 7th, quality good, the principal portion' of which a,6
been aced at 5,35, other arrivals are Bail/ expected but hol,iers robe
firm. catels, a small parcel of new were sold at auction g,,
Tuesday and r. slued high rates, 2ud quality Layers 1013. 3111. 540
and 4th 73., the Lunch Leine tender and inferior only brougloelo
to 575. Sultanas and Elemes may be looked for next week, as ;else
Turkey figs, prices no doubt will be extreme for the early eivri
Green Fruit—A few Naples oranges out of condition broughtiol
6d. Lemons, the supply being large for the time of year a fer,,,r
,
reduction has taken place. Portugal onions arriving only in ra".4o
rate quantities arc freely taken at 15s to 15s 61 per calf chest. AP ties
still maintain their va ue, the supply being short. Nuts--'"e011
business has been done in Earcelonas at 37s 6,1, but no Believe :00.
under 38s. Brazil nuts are now freely taken, bat the quality g`
rally not being good operates gainst the sale. ff,
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HOUGH tTON v.,

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TRADE REPORT.—ThereMANCHESTER was less activity at to-clay's rnorlof
but prie-s are very firm. Yarns are in good demand, the prier'
which are rather better.
CORN.—We have had a large attendance of town and 0015
Millers at t is day's market. The trade, although not so brie,' eid•
tolerahly steady. Wheat and flour sold at a slight decline 110°,414
rates of last week. Oats and choice qualities of oatmeal br°ool
last week's prices, but inferior sorts of oatmeal was 6d per
cheaper. Indian corn was is per qr. lower

SuGt.n.—The market continues LONDON
very firm, and a large b....,50:,:
was done yesterday on "Chang ,:t; both in parcels on the spot
cargoes to arrive. The refined nyjket is firm.
COPFEE.—A speculative demand ha', s Cell
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and business has been done, to some exti..7nt. at 52s to 528 6dt ce.
prung up for natiVer
TEA.—The market has a steady but not in active aliPearan
COCOA.—Granada sold at 55s to 57s 6d. le
13 ICE.—A large business has been done in low
vious rates ; pinkey Madras, 9a 3d to 9s 6d; Arracar4, at 9s 6
Spices remain steady.t gi ; i ed. of
Rush—Prices are unaltered. The demand continues 1. ra-t bult• '
Tiro.—Banca has further advanced, and is quoted XIV.,
£l3O.
COTTON--Nu sales reported qualities.
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