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THE NORTHERN TIMES SATURDIa, JUNE ii, IS U 9

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
LivEßPoccf.,•FritlEy Evening.
There has been rather merelrusiness done in the
-Cotton Market -to-day, the sales reaching 8,000
bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and fbr
export. Messrs. Edmund, Jardine .and Co., in their
circular of Lhis evening, in• alluding to the week's
business, say:—
The large business transactedlastif7eek, combined with
the dull accounts from India, have ,affected our market,
and it has boon extremely lniet,.the demand being limited
both from the trade and for export; prices have, however,
been very steady, and we do not alter Our luotations,
excepting for American descriptions' below Middling, whi
are a turn in favour of the buyer. .Sea Islands, Brazi
Egyptian, and Surat, are all unchanged from Friday last.
Messrs:Wright, junr., and'Co., remark :--
With the departure of the Europa, the animatio
reported in our circular advices of 3rd instant as

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of upwavds of two millions sterling in the coin
and Million, notwithstanding the drain incidental
, !to the rear. The circulation has fallen off, whilst
I
the piivate and . Treasury. deposits have largely
increased. The bills discounted show a considerable
increase, instead of a decrease, as was expected in
. some quarters.
The Traffic Returns of the Grand Trunk Railway
of Canada for the week ending 21st May, were
38;240, being a decrease of -ZBBII when compared
with the corresponding week last year.
Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co. an-
nounce that a dividend of 2s in the pound will be
--payable on the 14th inst. on 'the estate. of Hyde,
'f-Hodge, and Co., of London, and James Hyde and
-;-Co., of Honduras. The -freehold property of these
houses is to. be sold by ,public auction in Honduras

prevailing
week in our Cotton Market subsided, and we have once
more relaxed into a quiescent state. . Spinners, holding.a
present supply and receiving additions from the ship's side.

on the 27th inst. The-..estates4extend over about one
million of acres. The finest .mahogany and other
valuable woods grow in the greatest abundance.
The soil is described as very rich, producing sugar,
cotton, and other valuable articles of ready sale and
general consumption, The warehouses and goods
at Belize, as well as the oxen, horses, and mules
about 500 in number—and the brigantine Eliza, will

have only

purchased sparingly, and the inquiry from
eculators and exporters has not been sufficient to impart
any life to the daily transactions, which scarcely exceed
6,000 bales. Pikes are not materially altered ; but, as•is
usual with a slow demand, buyers have the turning point
in their favour, and the offering stock is large, particularly
of the lower classes. The disposition is, in fact, manifest to
await the arrival of the heavy •quantity known to beat
sea, and the effect it may produce when landed.
Most magnificent weather gives promise of a bountiful
continental

also be included in the sale of this great mercantilE
property.

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expanding; notwithstanding that the abundance of 111oire-y-
-seeking profitable employment ' has induced the Bank
Directcrfs to lower the rate of interest to 3 per cent., and in
the open market Discounts are available on even better
terms. The total sales of the week, including what has
been forwarded from the ship's side, amount to 37,690 hales,
of which 3.0,450 are American. Speculators have taken
.460; and exporters 5,730, leaving 31,500 bales of all kinds
+n fhn frorlo -- at _ - . • • - _ -

THE WAR IN ITALY.

RETREAT OF THE AUSTRIANS.
The Times has received a despatch from its corres-
pondent, dated

- VIENNA, Thursday Evening.—Yesterday, the 2nd
Austrian army had its head quarters at Codegno, on
the Adda.

•ImericaE

The qiiantity known to
ports is about 225,000 bales..

COMMERCIAL.

44 to 5M

The Funds showed a little dulness at one period. In the
afternoon, however, the markets resumed a decidedly firm
appearance, and Consols left off about a per cent. better
than :Tract/m..10n 'Ph, _ r

9ss,Blobales
92,804 bales

16,020 22;730 40,870 350 619,430
ume, 1858.581,950 14,810 14,000 55,210 3,350 639,439
The Liverpool Share Market showed symptoms of
improvement to-day, more, however, in prices than
in, the actual amount of transactions. The following
sales are reported ;—Chester and Birkenhead, 68 ;
Eastern Counties, 10 15-16 ; London, Brighton,
and South Coast, 109! ; London and North Western,
891, 891, 89,4, ; ditto one-eighth Shares, 1d ;
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 331; Midland,
981, 989, 981, 98? ; Dovers, d 9 9-16, 19, 19 11-16 ;
Grand Trunk of Canada, f 871.-; London and
,North
Western (Cheshire, and Holyhead Branch), 48 ; Mid-
land North Western, 131. The following were the
closing prices :—Chester and Birkenhead,- 64 ;68 ;
Caledonian, 781, 78,1 ; Eastern Counties, 10,1:1; East
Lancashire, 85, 86 ; Great Northern, 99, -101 ;
Great Westerns 4; 541 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire
Stock, 88*, 885; London and North Western Stock,
89-1, 89* ; Ditto one-eighth shareS, 1 11-16, d ;
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 351, 35,ci ; Midland
981, 99 ; North British, 531, 54 ; North
.dshire, 41, 4 d; North Eastern -- Berwick
; York _.orth -
Q,-

tock.this day

tuan :yesterday. The plethora in the Money Market
i.continues to exercise a stimulating influence. The
demand for money -in the Discount Market to-day was
rather brisik, bat the terms for the best two months'
paper did-not exceed 21, to 21- per cent. Bills having
only a few weeks to run, could be negociated even
at 21 per cent. The discount department at the Bank
was very idle. The fresh fall on the Paris Bourse, in the
face of the successes of the Allies and the strong position of
the Bank of France, is very remarkable. The course of
policy in England seems to be watched with a good deal of
anxiety. - Daily News City Article, Friday Evening.
The Funds have been without much variation. The
public seem to have discontinued their par chases. In the
Discount Market to-day there was an increased demand,
and the rate for the best paper was 24- per cent. No change
of importance in foreign exchanges. A sum of £16.000 in
gold was sent into the Bank. Large arrivals of American and
Russian gold are announced. The Produce Market, during the
week, have been very steady, and have closed to day with a
stronger tone; but, except in one or two instances, prices
remain without further change. The Railway Market has
again shown increased buoyancy, and nearly all the leading
English Stocks closed at an advance -of tito bper cent.
Times City Article, Friday Evening.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM DISTRICT BANK.
—OR Friday, Vice Chancellor Kindersley sanctioned the
declaration of a further dividend of ss. in the pound, pay-
able in July. The dividend now declared will absorb about
half a million sterling. A previous distribution of ss, in the
pound has already been effected. General liquidation is
said to be progressing favourably.

Stock,
Staffor

191;1-6, 19

to; aoutii Eastern and Dover,
Dutch Rhenish, .641, 64 d ; Great
144 ; Do.. New Shares,

Western of- Canada, 14

t Luxembourg, 5,5 y ; Grand Trunk
-16, 81; Lombardo-Venetian, la, d.;
11t; d.

THE NEXT CABINET.—The Advertiser says Lord Derby
and his colleagues will this day (Saturday) place their
resignations in the hands of her Majesty. Lord Palmerston
will receive her Majesty's command to form a new ministry.
Mr. M. Gibson, Mr. Cobden, Lord Elgin, Mr. Cardwell,
the Duke of Newcastle, and Mr. Herbert, .are spoken of
as likely to enter the new cabinet. The Post
desires to see a liberal government on a broad basis.
The Star says a new government must of necessity be
termed on a basis as broad as the body of Liberal opinion.
It is the majority of the majority that must rule. The
Times remarks that now of course begin the real difficulties
of the crisis. Unless the 323 agree to sink differences and
hold together, we shall not have an united and stron,c
administration.
MILII,TBATAL 0

,Saturday)
norning there were, including the tellers and the speaker,
638 members present. Out of a total of 654, only six
members remain unsworn, three of whom are Conservatives
and three Liberals. Mr. Gladstone, who said nothing in
the course of the debate, and Mr. Roebuck, and .Mr:
Lindsay voted in favour of the government. The Post points
out the incapacity of the government during the crisis of the
last six months in foreign affairs. At one time it outraged
diplomatic decency, by holding up to indignation the
conduct of France and Bardinia towards Austria, and a few
days afterwards made the same attack, with laudable
impartiality, in her turn, on Austria. The result was that
both at Paris and Vienna the influence of the English
Cabinet was set at nought. The Times, .referring to the
ministerial defeat, recapittilates the career of Lord Derby's
Cabinet, as follows : - The Government first stepped in with
an admitted minority, only two-thirds of the other side:
At first they modestly felt their way, begged for indulgence,
were thankful for favours, were open to advice, took hints,
and were content to sit by favour or by sufferance.
In this way they enn.i cr.va rtrnnf

in a stock of merit, borrow a grace they had not

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ncn men crave trial and occasion
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were held to have 'faileyd, and-the werep achcordinmly cast by
majority of 39. They had, then, further law, and an appal
They could, and did, change their inkres. chancrinrr

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726 sAlteirlif V common heavy ox hides, avge 62 to 6311h5, from New York for this port, with provisions, nis 0t11,34k......_
at 2-4 d perib, tare slbs; 44 salted .M V good light ox hides, at St. Shotts on the evening Of the 23rd instant. oje2,v,
avge 47 4-rslbs, at 8-td per lb, tare 41bs; 12 salted M V fogs and easterly winds all the way. At noon le Isititg"'"--.--....._,
good common ox hides, avge 481bs, at 8d per lb, tare 41bs • succeeded in taking an observation, by whicil;tsf, >n '
154 salted M V good, heated, &c., ox hides,. avge 61ilbs, was found to be 46 11 N, lon. 54 4W, steering
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lat rid per lb, tare slbs; 465 salted horse hides, BA, good, the wind frein the soutliViird. At 9 o'clock in tri_lerel eki,f ,7
avge 261--lbs, 14s 6d, heated av9s 'to 103 7d ;- cots, avge 1641 there being a denSe fog, the Master suddenly disc Itee,,„dl
lbs, at 8s ; common, avge 341.1b5; at 12s 10d each'; g 1,004 close a-head ; the helm was pill don n_ but the shill of b° 4;' PY Qui
dry B A horse hides, ordinary avge 121bs, 9s 6d, cty and instantly struck against the cliff, carrying3,oo *.4,,,7,,
damaged at 7s 3d, colts, avge 7lbs. at 4s each , 2,236 salted sprit, stem, and knightheads,. and knocking the se;„ater, ''' %r• V.,(i
New Orleans hides, ex avge .70 to 711bs, at 6,1-d per lb, tare who was at the time- on the boWsprit, into thet% berq.%., „I,
61bs ; cows, avge 551bs, at qd per lb, tare 51bs ; 11,500 he was with difficulty got on board. The &title NC 5..e:',; qer
East India kips; Bengals ds, fair to good cure, avge 711.135, rapidly to settle down; and the crew landed on
someist;,:i,,,.4l,ke,
'lst class laid to 130, 2nd class 9-id to 10-1-d. 3rd class 74-d The following morning the weather became t 4 on to ~,it st N(
to:fBd, covers 3-1-d to 41d; ditto, avge 5 to sfilbs, Ist class clearer, and the wreck being seen from the brg-gd c°'" ' ' .4.
13d to 14d, 2nd classloo,th 104-d, 3rd class 71d ; ditto; fishing ground, the fisherinen eame alongsine '' ~ Ile; .*\
avge 9 to nibs, 91d, 2nd class 8d ; ditto, avge 10i to nibs
Ist class 8d to 8-4-d. 2nd class 6d to 7d ; ditto 121 to 16.41b5, current must have been runnino. at the rate et. t`' it tuvl ..'
, menced stripping the ship and plundering the ealgretekn.4,,,k
Ist class 6A-d to 7-,ld ; fair drvsalted. avee 81hs_ 2nd 01. c. 0d t,.___ 4._ 3 ,_ , 3. , ''' ~ _ ...I.,,,rcati'll 'min kidii ~,

Bombay, common tannage, avge 81bs, 2nd
,pore buffalo hides, common, avge 421bs,
; 53 drvsalted Brazil hides; Cearas, sound,
tins, at 9d, damp, &c., at 6Zd per lb ; 50 tons
na valonia, fine, at 16 lOs per ton ; 120 tons ditto,
, at £l6; 120 tons ditto, fair, at £l5 5s ; 8 tons Bom-
buffalo horns, avge 21 to 291bs, at 23s to 295, stag 18s
30 tons 11 P cattle bones, common grinding, at £4 lOs
G. F. MARTIN AND CO.

3rd class 7d
class 6d; 181 Sin

'MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—•JUNE 10.
tone which prevailed on Tuesday still pervades

The qu

the market, though in aless degree, under the infilience of
private Indian advices, being construed more favourably
than was expected from the telegrams, consequently prices
are ruling against buyers. Transactions are, however, in-
sufficient to establish a quotable advance.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET

JUNE 10

SUGAR : We have had a very firm market this week. The
demand has been large and more general, several cargoes of
foreign having been sold afloat, and good consuming quali-
ties in the home market show pretty generally an advance
of 6d. The refined market has advanced is ; lumps quoted
51s 6d to 53s
COFFET
at rery full prices to is advance

The public sales have

gone off freely this week,

and the course the ship was steering,
to be 25 miles off the land. The
Lynch, from Sydney (C. 8.) for this pm
lost near the N. Head, Pett
The brig Wilhehnina, Surridge, fru
Grace, was abandoned May 13, 1
taken off by the Alexander Smith
pool. The brig Highland Chief, of Workiiip;tort,
Liverpool for Dalhousie, with decks swept alo`cket ,
spoken May 14, lat 46, lon 40, by the Quelecizate, 4
tier, arrived here from Liverpool. The br,' .10 I'4
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TEA : The very large public sales have been fairly met,
and full prices paid. The recent news by the China mail,
received yesterday, is thought calculated to give this article
an upward tendency.
Rica has been dull this week, and

prices have scarcel

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been supported.
Rum : Prices have been supported, with a fair 'amount of
business done.

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I sugar, and coffee), was wrecked at
Petty Harbour, this morning, during

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