Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-09 00:00:00

WOOLLEN

TRADE or LEEDS, Saturday.—The market has been well
attended this morning, and a brisk business done in tweeds,
mixture unions, and other light fabrics; in fact these goods
form the bulk of the woollen trade at present. Ordinary
cloths are sold only to a very limited extent in the public
markets.

ROCHDALE, Monday. The flannel trade is still quiet,
operations being checked by the present political position at
home, and the revived rumours of war abroad.

WORI3TED.

BRADFORD, Monday.—We have had a quiet market to-
day in all branches of the worsted trade. Very few trans-
actions have taken place, and prices are nominally the same
as last week.

HALIFAX, March 5.--We have only a very dull and
unsatisfactory state of things to report this week in almost
every department of local trade. Little wool has changed
hands, and to-day staplers have been unable to make any
sales of consequence.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS,

LiVERPOOL PRODUCE.—Colonial, &c : Our Produce
Markets to-day have been quiet, nothing being reported in
Sugar, Molasses, or Ruin. The sales of Rice are confined to
1,5011 bags damaged Rangoon, by auction. Nothing has
been done in Dyewoods; and no sales have transpired in
ilritrate of Soda, Saltpetre, or Brimstone. 100 bags Sago
Four are reported at 16s to 16s ; 350 bales Gambier at 15s,
for heated ; small sales of Cream of Tartar at 125 s per
cwt; and 15 tons Para India Rubber at 104 d for Negro-
head, up to is nd per lb for fine sheets. Oils, 4.c.: Of
Palm, small sales at £43 10s, and Cod quoted at £34 per
tun. Tallow at 53s 9d for P. Y. C., and 61s per cwt asked
for Lard. 75 barrels of Spirits of Turpentine sold at
43s 3d per cwt. Seeds : 300 bags Bombay Linseed at 52s
6d per quarter, and 200 bags Amen= Red Cloveueetl,

el.ttatly at 50s for all faults, and at 61s per cwt for sound
We have likewise to notice 200 Vales fate at £lB 5s to £23
100 bales Brown Hemp at 121 • N tons indirect Peruvian
Guano at £lO ; and 120 tons Calcined Bones at £7 per ton.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.—There has been a good demand
for cotton to-day, and prices show a hardening tendency.
The sales—including 10 Pernambuco, 8d ; 10 Bahia,
71c1.; 60 Maranham, 8d; 600 Egyptian, 7,1-d to
lid; 500 Surat, 41d to sad—are reported 10,000 bales, of
which 5,000 are on speculation and for export.
LIVERPOOL CORN.—Dulness is still the prevailing char-
acteristic of the grain trade throughout the United King-
dom, and though, during the past week there is no quotable
difference of prices in regard to the leading article, wheat,
there has been shown a tendency in some districts to slightly
easier rates ; Mark-lane yesterday was quite inanimate,
and English samples fully Is per quarter cheaper : the Con-
tinental markets remain at least on a par with our own, and
America is without interest, except as her necessities `may
influence a portion of the European supplies, which in 'the
usual course are directed to Great Britain and Ireland.
The weather has continued prematurely mild, and the
'season appears more like a late than an early period of
'spring ; agricultural work is making rapid progress, and so
far vegetation of all kinds promises well for the future,
unless hereafter checked by adverse circumstance& Our
imports of wheat and flour have been fairly increased, but
of other foreign produce we have. not much addition since
the middle of last week. The extent of business in wheat
this morning is again very limited, and for most descrip-
tions we must write a reduction of ld per cental from the
rates of this day week ; some sorts of American, however,
maintain their late value, being now within small compass
on the market. Flour is equally dull, and may be noted
2d to 3d per cental lower. In beans, oats, and oatmeal we
have no change to note. Indian corn is without alteration
in value, upon a limited retail business done.
LIVERPOOL SCOTCH PIG IRON.—Our market for warrants
closes at 51s 6d to 51s 9d ; no business reported. Shipments
from Glasgow last week, 12,832 tons ; ditto corresponding
week 1858, 10,034 tons ; ditto corresponding week 1857,
8,540. tons. Total shipments from Glasgow from Ist Jan.,
1859, to date, 76,230 tons; same period 1858, 91,754
tons; decrease, 15,524 tons. Price this time last
year, 57s 6d.

7
LONDON PRODUCE.—Sugar : The public sales, which are
large and of various sorts, are progressing without spirit, at
previous rates. Refined humps remain quoted 52s 6d to
545. Coffee : The public sales are going off steadily. Tea :
Prices arc supported, but the demand remains limited.
Rice : There has not been a public sale to-day.
Saltpetre : 1,000 bags sold in public sale ; refraction 21 to
8, 41sto 425. Rum : This market remains dull. Cotton :
No sales reported. In other articles no material alteration.
Maxkets generally have a dull appearance.
BOROUGH Hop.—The show of new hops was very
limited to-day, and the demand rules steady, at fully the
late advance in the quotations. All other hops are a full

inquiry.
LONDON TALLOW.--The market is quiet at the following
prices : Town talloW 'is quoted 51s nett cash ; Petersburg
Y.C. on the spot, 52s to 3d ; March, 52s ; April to June,
52s to 3d ; October to December, 52s to 3d.
LONDON MINING. - The mining market remains generally
firm. The principal transactions this morning have been
between the prices quoted below, vix. : East Wheal Russell,
28 to 29 ; Wheal Grenville, 41 to 41; Wheal Margaret,
58 to 60 ; Rosewarne, 60 to 621 ; Stray Park, 15 to 17.;
and North Crofty, 61 to 74. In the. Stock Exchange,
transactions are officially recorded in East Wheal Russell at
281 and 28, and Wheal Margaret at 571. Fortuna Mining
Shares are in demand, and have been dealt in at the im-
proved quotation of 13. Linares are inquired for, and are
marked 93. There have also been transactions in Scottish
Australian Mining at par, and in the shares of the North
Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia
at H prem.
LONDON MONEY.-Consols steady all morning; at 96 to
963. The price for next account is 964 to 961. Shares
opened very firm, and prices improved. Canadian rather
firmer in tone. French firm, but without change in price,
BELFAST PORK. -Number of pigs, 591; price, 45s to 51s.
NEWCASTLE CORN.—Little business doing, at about is
per quarter decline on South country wheat, but holders
very unwilling to give way. In other articles no change.
NEWCASTLE CATTLE.—.Number of cattle, 101. Trade
steady, and prices 3d per stone down. Number of sheep,
3,270. Trade active, at full rates. Pigs, 816. Sold
freely, at full rates. Prices : Beef, 5s 9d to 8s ; pork,
Ss 6d to 7s per stone ; mutton, 73d to 81d per lb.
HULL CORN..7-A moderate supply of wheat from farmers,
who refuse to sell under last week's prices. All kinds of
spring-corn unaltered, with a good retail trade.
LEEDS CORN.—Arrivals of wheat moderate ; the report
from Mark-lane causes dull trade. Holders however,
not disposed to press sales of warehoused, for anything ex
ship rather lower rates taken, but very limited business
done. Barley as before. Beans slow sale. Other articles
unaltered. Arrivals : Wheat:3,3B7.
DUBLIN CORN.—Wheat : Supply small; millers buyers
at last rates. Oats : Supply large ; small enquiry, except
at reduction of 6d per barrel. Barley : No purchases except
at reduction ; supply of malting small ; sales at full prices.
'Maize : No enquiry. Foreign wheat : No enquiry except
for Egyptian, at lower rates. Flour and oatmeal at a stand.
CORK CORN.—White wheat not quoted; red wheat, 21s
6d to 22s ; barley, lOs to 15s ; oats, lls 8d to 14s.
CORK BurrEa.—Firsts 1265, seconds 126; thirds 98s,
fourths 80s, fifths not quoted. 100 in market.
GLASGOW IRON.—Market drooping. No. 1,51 s to 51s
3d ; warrants, 51s 5d to Ms 7d ; makers' iron, 51s to 51s
3d; No. 3. 51s to 51s 3d. Shipped this week, 12,832
tons; corresponding week last year, 10,034 tons.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

PROGRAMME.-WEDNESDAY
NOTTINGHAM.

The TRIAL STARES, of 5 sous. each, with 30 added, for
three year olds and upwards. Weight for age; one mile.
14 subs.

Lifeboat

...1 I Speaker
Five ran.

The LITTLE JOHN &Jou; of ssOvS each, with 30 added,
'for two year olds•; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 41b ; winners
of any two year old race 51b extra; the second to save
his stake, and the winner to pay 5 sovs towards expenses ;
straight half mile ; 29 subs.
White R05e......

I Earl of Essex
Sixteen ran.

NOTTINGHAM lIANDICA

Gladiolus

The JUVENILE SELLING STAKES of 6 sovs each, with 20
added, for two year olds ; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 41b ;
the winner to be sold for 100 sovs, &c. ; straight half
mile. To close at eight o'clock on Tuesday night.
The INNKEEPERS' PLATE (Handicap) of 60 sovs, for all
ages ; winners of any handicap after March 3,51 b extra ;
one mile.

age st lb age st lb age st lb
Ruth... ...... 5...8 7 Capt. Wedder- Little Girl ....3..510
Apollo
Abron .. ..4 ..8 0 Soothsayer.. . 4..7 5 Joskin ... 3..5 7
Old Screw (late GreenwichFair4..7 4 Madame Moet 3..5 7
'Little Davy)a .. 7. 8 Contention . ...4..7 4 Stir Pudding 3..5 7
Princess Royal-1..7 7 Cheery Chap...4..610 QueenCharlotte3-5 6
C by Fallow Lanca,:ter 3..6 2 Windfall .......3-5 6
Buck —Sub- The Greek 3..6 0 1 Crocus.. 3..5 2
terfuge 4.. 7 7 Mushroom 3..6 0 I Sheffield 3..5 0

The FOREST PLATE (Handicap) of 50 sovs., for all ages ;
winners of any handicap after Feb. 25, 5 lb. extra ;
T.Y.C.

-- - -
age st lb age st lb i age at lb
Little Gerard.a . 8 10 Cby Pontifex 1 The Poet .. 3 5 5
Ancientßriton Countess Melbournia 3 5 3
(in.51b.ex)...4.. 712 Derw en t- Hassock .- ..3..5 ..2
Apollo ......4...7 9 water .4...6 7 Nod. Duchess 3. 5 0
Abron
Broadlands . 4..7 7 Lord Ber- Trepan ..... 5.5 0
Misty Morn .4 . 7 2 keley - 5...6 4 Daniel
English Rose. 4 7 0 Flitch 3. 6 0 Ochiltree 3.. 412
Prin. R0ya1...4 .6 13 Queen Bess 5..5 12 Ladywell2 3.. 4 12
Greenwich Brandyball 3 5 8 Queen of
Fair 4.6 13 Ardea .. .3 . 5 8 Scots . 3. 412
Soothsayer .. 4..6 10 Cleman the ..3 5 7 Gaylass 3 .4 12
KingWilliam.4.. 69C by Stock- Windfall 3.. 412
Maggie well—Muffa- Hop Merchnt 3 .4 10
Lauder 4 6 8 tee . 3 5 7 Miss Deans .. 2 .(dr)
Schismatic 4..6 7 Appendix ... 3..5 5 Joskin .... • - 3... dr
Mimosa —.4..6' 7 Cynthia .... 3...5 5 Simpleton .. 4.. dr
A SELLING STAKES of 5 soys. each, with 20 added, for all

ages; half a mile. To close at eight o'clock on Tuesday
night.
THE HUNT CuP (Handicap), given by the gentlemen of the
hunts, and a Plate of 30 sovs., by the race committee, for
hunters ; winners of any race value 30 sovs., after. Feb.
25, 71b. extra; gentlemen riders, &c. ; profesrionala 141 b.
extra ; two miles and a quarter, over seven small hurdles.'

• age st 113
Wildfire ....... 6..11 0
Sledmere Turk a.. 11 0
Mrs. Norton .. a.. 11 0

age st lb age st lb
I Little Wonder a.. 13 0 Courier .. .6..11 1 I
Whaley ....a..12 7 Bk g.... ..a..11 9
Lady's Maid a.. 12 7 Westhorpe . 6.. i 1 7
Kildare .....5..12 0 Brunette ...6..11 5
The GREAT ANNUAL HURDLE RACE HANDICAP of 5
sovs each, with 50 added; the second to save his stake, and
the winner to pay 10 sovs towards expenses ; winners of
any handicap, steeple chase, or hurdle race after Feb. 25,
51h, twice 101 b extra ; two miles and a-half, over • eight
hurdles ; 18 subs.

Age st lb Age st lb, Age st lb
..11a l2 Heads orTailss-10 218obieski .... 4.. 9 7
Jealousy ...5.. 11 7 Bandboy a .10 2'Ptietolus .... 4.. 9 7
Once More.. 5...10 12 Barney Wil- (Physician ....4.. 8 7
Border Chief:a .10 7 Hams a.. 9 13 Kilsby ...... 4 . 8 7
Wee Willie .. 6 ..10 3 Fox .. a . 912 Miss Hark-
Sluggard ... a.. 10 3 Harry Bluff 4... 911 away.. _ _ __l
Saloniea ....5..10 3 Woodman 9 10

.6 . paid

To SHIPPERS AND EXPORTERS.—A most profitable
article of export, to warm climates especially, are the
Self-cleansing Charcoal Filters, patented by Messrs.
Saunders and Co., of 16, Parker-street, LiVerpool—in
fact they are invaluable wherever there is bad water.
S. and Co. alio liberal discount on export and whole-
sale orders.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. Height
148 2 5 .... IT
WIND
At LIYRRPOOL,—W.N.W. —Strong breeze.
" HOLYHEAD,—W.N.W.—Fresh gale-

THIS DAY

OFF THE PORT
The Globe.

ARRIVED.
America (R.M.S).Boston, &c Mary (.3.,arland..Buenos AYII4
Anne
Anniversary ....Alexandria T and J Coffin ... . Galvesto?
Christina (ss) .... Alexandria Teneriffe (ss) .. • -
klexandris
Danube (ss) Alexandria Vulture (ss)
Moulmein Port Wallace— .-: ....Cubs
Elizabeth ....New Orleans Win Tapscott .•• • • • Mobile
Guiding Star ...Stlohn, NB Juliet'Truntly. . • Apalaauco _
Archibald McMillan .. I Mar t Pollock
g .• • N 0400
.... St al:

Demerara

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
March !l,ily
to
The Vesta, Potter, hence to SingLapivEoreß,Pra.s been tOI
L'
lost in Gaspar Straits; crew spoken in their boat Vino
Batavia, but declined assistance. o'ol
A schooner has capsized near the Point of A.)l. ;
supposed in the rigging. •
sunTkheen Cr
no
errke dnoe
a,
ro fGDu
auynadnene:
eNne wthteo n2,Bwthi t.Nh
egvtetamnboe,
,rl-1.11111 on
348
sold as a wreck; crew saved.
The Mary Miller, from Odessa for Cork
leaky.
The Noonday, from London, is at Calcutta, leaky.
t it
The El Dorado, from Caldera to Hamburg', -°6
Terschelling.
The American ship David Stewart, frora Cadiz to
eSci:vp,
York, with Neopolitan prisoners, has put into Cluolteej,
town, the prisoners, when in • mid-ocean, having rev
and insisted on being lded in Ireland. atti
The Circassian, (ss),au was, on the 21st Feb , takeol,o
the large sectional dock at New York, to receive
a 11"
propeller, and have her bottom painted. both
On the 12th Feb, 49 ships and three barq_nes9 f ths.
inward and outward bound, were detained at the Bar c).
Mississippi.
The Samaritan, for New York, at anchor in tLs
r
SloY
was drifted foul of du
by a barque, name unknown, niir
gale of to-day (Tuesday), by which the barque 104131
mast, and sustained other damage.
The Elizabeth, from Moulmein to Europe, with till;
was stranded at Malwau, and almost waterlogged /4'
endeavouring to make to Bombay for
The Mary Adeline, loading cotton at New Orleans
Queenstown, has been partially destroyed by ire. thr
The bodies of seamen have been washed ashore on
north island of Arran.

at Gibraltgy

OUORTS. ore 4
DEAL, March 8. —Arrived and passed : The Gorr, tOl5
Vl'
from Demerara to London; Saint Croix, Honduras do;
don; Linus, Palermo to Hull; Fruiter, China to 14°'1„loy
Prosperous, St. Michael's to Hull. Anchored: Tileirn 0
Weir, London to Pernambuco ; Codrington Lolluv
Antigua; Malabar, Demerara to London ; 'Quicer'
Michael's to London ; Scottish Maid, Shields to 11°510
GRAVESEND, March 8.-=2-Arrived : Thd Reginlll.oo.
Sierra Leone ; Strathmore, Shanghae; Antigua, Kanass+
KINGSTOWN, March B.—Arrived : The Canadiall,_;ol
from-Liverpool for Bahia; 'Urania, Liverpool for TlMple,
QUEENSTOWN, March B.—Arrived : The Conitant'"ogi
from Genova for Monte Video ; Nord Field, Galati; rato
Odessa ; Napoleon, Cardenas ; Johanna Valifi, Via;
Novo ; Free, Cardiff; Prince Worunzorf, Aleaan
Febo, Odessa; Paul, Alexandria. VS'
BELFAST, March 7.--Arrived : The Aurora, from floo
WATERFORD, March B.—Arrived : The 11
°le'
fo
Cardiff; Orion, Neath. Sailed : The Malakoff 0/'
Milford ; Resiza, Cardiff; Margaret, Limerick. Cape
GREENOCK, March B.—Arrived : The Tylland,frlT
Hayti ; Emily Gilles ; W. B. Dean, St. John's, z 4.-1"
FOREIGN PORTS. . as Of
Potomac, and. Victory—both cleared at New Orle-
Liverpool, Feb 12 J Feb
Robert Treat, cleared at Apalachicola for Livere°"

10
Gondar, cleared at Charleston for Liverpool, Feb 19
Webster, cleared at New York for. Liverpool, Feb 1 3
Favourite, cleared at Savannah for Liverpoo. Feb,: ,
Loodianah, cleared at Mobile for Liverpool, Feb.,' dA,"
Zambesi, Detriot, H. M. Hayes, and H. T. Venni"
hence at New Orleans

ferel'

William Lord, jun, cleared at New Orleans for LI.
.1
Feb 5 Liferr"
John Meyrick, cleared at New Orleans for
31
Feb
WW.B B. Travis, cleared at Galveston for Liverpool) Pi'
Mackinaw, hence at Baltimore

hetV

Acme, from London; and Wasp, and gLevaiter,
all at Mobile.
Nelson, hence at New Orleans
Antonio, hence at Havannah
Africa (s),
.hence at New York, Feb 22
City of Manchester (ss), hence at New York 1,001,
, Bee, from Adelaide ; Hurricane, Caroline 111 fro°
Charlotte of Derby, Eagle Speed, and Brunel"-8 voi3"
London; Sea Queen, from Glasgoiv; Essex, and ri3batross'
both from Aden ; Berwickshire, from China; ApiartlOget
from Mauritius ; Charles Holmes, from Calcutta; mall
(ss), from Hong Kong; and Falkland, from London
Bombay u bege°
Khimiee Oodowjee, Pioneer, and Panic—a—
Bombay slog°
Thebes (ss), hence at Hong Kong, and left for C .
Panic, hence at Calcutta, Jan 29
and N'llo
Ellen Masters, from Adelaide at Singapore,
heave down for repairs, having been ashore on the -1)""
Sarah Ellen, hence at Rio Grande
Coroneo, sailed from Bombay, Feb 5
Essex, arrived at Bombay, Jan 30
Peter MaxwelVsailed from Mobile, Feb 5
Lillies, sailed from St John's, N 8., Feb 19 cn.V.3°
David Fleming, and .Middleton—both at Ne`c
Garland, hence at Hel, March I
Vulture, sailed from St v.oet
Nazaire for Liverpool, )I°.°ll
Beaver (ss), hence at Bordeaux, March 4 I ivcrej
Tamaulipas (ss), sailed from Bordeaux for P
March 5
Kate and Ann

rej
sailed from Tarragona for —ice. 40

Feb 26
1 Feb
Maria Alice, sailed from Tarrazona for Liverpoo

it I.l"arseill
§), from Alexandria at Sthyrna, Feb

Doris, hem
Cairo

Ha-1.64 a

Mr. Strahan and Sir John Paul, the bankers, been s'l_,,f
expected, be liberated in October, an act having,lbel
• sequently passed, visiting the offence for which ,41
now suffering with only three years' imprisonine'D,'nnonfi:
ENGLISH PATENTS.—The following patents 5 1850,
others, were sealed during the week ending. 3111°11i/140;d
—James Bleakley, of Accrington, machinist, for,ii, r,ments in apparatus for communicating between I,obet, 6
and engine driver of railway trains ; dated SelTheso
1858. William Harkes, of Lostock Gralam, ,uoh sliof
agricultural implement maker, for an improved P'.°lSen,
pulveriser ; dated September 3, 1858. John r lath !on
Woodshade, near Todmorden, medicine reautifac'strilet•iilt
an improvement or improvements in the , tit;
or building of cops, whether of cotton, 'Oerwa
wool, or other fibrous materials, and also for_
utensils thereunto conducing or belongilCdoiorael.t.
September 6, 1858. Enoch Fielding, of '," of tio
factory operative, for an improved method „AK° in,
serving the form of crops of yarns by the 18' Pv,
of adhesive substances ; dated November 4, 18una 03er
Rowley, of Camberwell, Surrey, for a new conlP°tid lea' of
rial, applicable as a substitute for leather, 311 iininel/ of
cloth; in'the manufacture of various useful and liinks, of
articles ; dated Sept, 9., 1858.. Joseph Lester
ea 044
Birmingham, manufacturer, 'for a new or iinPr'Loteni,v;),„
cock, for drawing off and filtering- liquids ; dated *-,0015;
11, 1858., Joshua Turner, of Gresham street, f
hatter, for: improvements in the manufactur,i°o,
ednagteidneSerer,
fedniibera
anew
linBosaBe.
ofH yopbptolyte Charles laic e.ley
tricity and terrestrial .electrieity,
tions, and in apparatus-for the same; dated Peclist•
Afessrs. Ifylles and Bloodworth's it
MODERN YOUNG LAl.iigs.—As for TOlllanCe_ntutOi;le
had its day. Young women, in whose freshrruorn
,too
minds and generous hearts it had known t 'joy, ge
immemorial its sure stronghold and sall„,caln- no,,`' aaniamintsg
inatdmasotsrpinillieorit3o,
gone over in a body to the enemy,ter of „ore
themselves under the broad banner of ma longer Pad
stern reality; '.and common sense. They nn
olight iflG
over Byron. and, Lamaytine, delight in nioo
ota
the
solitude. and the sacred sympathy of one congei or
They study 31'Cifiloch and Adam Smith,
.011( -goreline
candles directly it is too dusk to read or write,,o,l
they have grown gregarious i-i their habits.;
,tiol`ii-70. 1-re";
towards committees, and take place in associa toot tAt
know too much about sanitary laws, and Pats r000i;:i,
attention to them ever•to think of such things
en wie?
endrejf
rambles, or meditation, after dark, at an quid
The Juliets of the nineteenth century w.'",,atioa
decline holding any clandestine comnit:elsoc,riehiscieolit:pe.
Romeos from a balcony. In the first,..Fai ;
cob
would consider it weak and nonsen;lehinf,:i
ru
secondly, they wouldn't like to risk
They have a wholesome consideration for rue" rCr"
catarrh—disorders which the damsels of mq d3ishin s.b.red
with lofty and incredulous disdain. As
or _ _
except for dancing, they appear to have alto
from the feminine toilet. " Balmoral " boots', ileir
inch thick, and " military heels," have usurnea__'so fan! the
'Those boots, and the martial red petticoat; raw_,,o, o_o4,
to every eye, are to me eloquent maw e
_t tfootallu
change that has et.;:ne over the spirit of v"
—Z'aser's Aivaine,