Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-05 00:00:00

THE NORTHERN TIMES -LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1857.

Birmingham, and Derby, 56, 58; Norfolk, 60, 62 *:
North %British, 484.'49i x d ; North Easternßer-
wick, '-2r21, 931; North itaffordthire, 44, dis-;
\Tor,ll Western, 72, 8; Oxford,'Wernester, and
Wilverhampton, '314 321; South Easter
651,. 661 ; soath Wales, 1331 84/ ; Back-
ia hannshire 92, 94; and Selby 106,
1137 ; Eastern Counties Ex. Ye per Cent (No. 1)
105, 108 ' • East Indian Guaranteed .5 per Cents.
97, 93 ; Geelong and Madras Guaranteed -5 per
Cents.. 201. 211; Grand Trcnk of Canada 44, 46;
Great India Peninsula Guaranteed 5 per Cent 19k,
194; Great Western of Caoada Shares 214, 214;
Ditto, without option 103, 12,06.; Eastern of nanee
274, 274 ; Great Central of France 234, 244 ; Great
Luxembourg Constituted Shares 64, fij ; Namin
and Leige 7, 74 ; Northern :of France 354. 351-, ;
Norw.-gian Truok Preference i 74.10.; Paris. Lvons.
and Mediterranean Fusion Shares 34!, 35 ; Paris
and Orleans 51. 56; Royal Danish 14, 16 ; Sambre
and Meuse 7, 74 ; Southern of France 25 254.
Respecting the movements in Mines during the
'week, the Mining JourNitl of to-day states :-
rhe market opened quietly this week, but improved
after th) settling, which was somewhat heavy. Money
Las be-n rather tight, anti some ci the heavy Miniote
s-ares have slightly receded.. Sortridge Co.tsul, 24 t 0.2,1
Ets: Rut-el 365. t 375. 6 Alfred Consols 13 w' 131,
G.-eat Alf e I 6 to 64, lierott,hot 74 to 8, Wheal Mary
Ann 47 to 41 Trelawney 231, Craid..lck Moor 41 to 42
Sloth Tolgus 17, N Alla Basset. 151 to 164, West,
Bass-t 25 to 26, South Fratc 3, 230 to 240. Bisset 205 to
213, West Se:on 340 to 350, We t Par k to 4, littlmbu•h.
14 to 2, Lay Beitha 1 to 14, Wheal a:essolle 14 to
East Basset 75 to 80, G,atnoler gold St. Aurtyn 80, Reo-
mou 4to 4 Cltj and W-ntworth sto 51, Wheal Kitty
22 to 22 Boiling Well 11 to 14, althea :e ani Jaae B,t.
to 10s., Tamar Consols 1 to 14, Great Batlth-ro 4 to 4-
Wheal Harriet 4to 4, Waeal Mag, e- 65 to 674, Wlfra,
M trgery 12 to 13, North Bas; 2 to 3, Gnat Basy 6 to 61,
Hi gv.on D two 51 to 65, S nith Carn Brea 6 to 65 Ped-
r,narea 19s. to 215., Wheal Eiward 9.5 to 91, Gawton
21s to 23 , l'endeen 24 to 24.
TheJmnorts of specie during the week, were
about 800,0001-viz., by the Asia from America,
11,0001. ; the True Briton, from Melbourne,
200,784/ ; the Nourmahal, -from Sydney, 4:5,0001;
the Dolphin (s) from Antwerp, 40 eases bullion ;
the Cintra, from L;sb.m, 1 pack tge of specie ; the
Baron Osy (-) from Antwerp, 57 cases of bullion
an.l specie ; the Parana (-) from the West Indies,
&I. $1,711,360, or 342,2721.
The Exports have been-shipments to the Con-
tinet through the Lo:;cion Custom House estitnated
at 236,4501, and 594,4851., ehteflyin silver, on board
the Colombo, which tett Southampton this day for
the E te,t Indit,s and China; the total amounting to
830,9351. Suljoined are the particulars of the specie
no board the Colombo-Mauritius, gold, 2691;
Bombay, ditto, 10,0001; ditto silver, 118,640;
Ceylon, ditto, 5001; ditto gold, 3,6001; Madras
litter, 15 1891; ditto oily. r, 14,0401; Calcutta, ditto,
233 6201; ditto gold, 13 9321; Penang, silver, 1 9501;
Singapore, ditto, 86,5571; ditto gold, 1,5001; Hong
Kong, silver, 62,3881; .Shanghai, ditto, 32,0001-
Total, 594 485. It will be seen by this that gold
is being sent to India, where that metal is 9 per
cent premium. • If a drain of sovereigns, for in-
stance, should take place, as apprehended, it could
not fail to exert a prejudicial intlaence upon. affairs
here. 0 wieg to the preparations for the departure of
this steatner. there has been art active datnand for
silVer, at enhanced rates, as will be observed by the
following list of gradations now current in the bu--
lion Marko.-Bar -gold, 77s 01 per oz. standard ;
United States Gold coin, 76s 241 per oz ;
,silver,'s4 lid per oz., standards ; Mexican and South
American dollars, 5s id per oz.
The accounts received from Paris today state
that the Bank of France have, adopted a measu-e
for increasing their loan Operations. They
,will
make advances on Rentes at 51 per cent. to 80 per
cent. of the market price, and on shares to the
extent of 60 per 'Cent. Hitheko the limit has been
60 and 40 per cent. reSpecti'vely.
Notwithstanding this concession, however, gold.
is being sent to Fiance, and there is' a sinspieion.
that arrangements have 'been- entered into here
for supplying that establishment. This impression
is strengthened by the fact that, about 90,00 C/. in
gold was Liters from the Th-eadneedle vaults this
afternoon. Unless for the Bank of France, it, is
difficult to divine the destinations of this large
amoant, since the demand for silver temporarily
relaxes alter the departure of each b..-monthly
steamer for the East.

• During the past week business has been very
quiet in Leeds, buyers having operated with great
caution, the high prices of goods at the present
time limiting purchases to absolute requirem-mts.
*At Halifax business has been very dul., but prices
continued firm. Business in Bradford had been
inactive, bur, prices ruled 'steady for bath Wools
and Ptece Goods. The attendance of merchants
has been below the average, and there seems to
be. a disposition evinced by shippers to pause
before ',intently into anynew operations. _

Messrs. Du Fay & Co's Manchester circular
mAk,ts the following remarks on the State of Tt•a le
in the manufacturing- distr4ats during the mouth
of September:—
The general rise, of p7ic.-s in this market, which we have.
had to report to-our Bien Is M ice the beginning of July,
has continual nearly to the end of the manth just pist. Oar.
article atter enothe•, as it wane int, fresh demand,- coca-
in ,nded bi4lier prices, and those who were fortunate
enough to have had an opaottunity of freveraly renewing
contracts for their pro'rhicdons hare imiaaaecl taAr posi-
tion very materially, and there Can uo,v be no doubt that
ain ,re profit tble trod is at last falling to the Ia of m
of our pra,lueets of -Ir.irni and Goods: :,lest active of all
was the demand fOr Yatns at the beginning o:' the m, nth,
and the orders for cxp otts were very pressing. Very
extensive contracts w, re placed at cantieually advancing
• r to, and tbe buyers fOr home eensump i n Were obdged
t submit, fer'their wants, to
,the same i Icreas2cl rat s.
The tra.sactiOns in goods ware not of the alma extensive•
chat-acLr, yet:enou4h was done to enable producers also to
,dvance their. pries. Upon the whole, it m..y b'
that, the demand exceeded the supply, aalthat- wi h the
exception of the few articles ixclusaYe y suitable fer India,
:.c.tunnulatioti of s•cc.,,s 11,15 taken Lilac!. The busiue-5
done seems all to haie ben felt real watts, and speculative
trar,saelOns earm to have been the exception.
In tile London Produce Markets this week there
has been rather I, as ate ivity, and some °Nile
principal articles have bean at a slight decline.
the recent iurchases Of Sugar by the trade have
furnished a sualleietit.quantity for immediate use,
'arid except for good grocery eitialities, a reduction
of Ei I per cwt may be quotou. The stock of this
arieie in London at the close of last week was
6-1,1a3 tons, against 61,897 tons at the correspond-
ing period of 1856. Owing to the extent of the
recent landjhg, the market for Coffee bat; become
rather inactive, anti the sales yesterday went off
languidly, while the tendency in prices is down-.
War:'.'s. Caeca is du 1; antl.buyers refuse to accede
to the rates demanded. Rum is firm, and there
ILive been large transaciians at full values; and in
au extensive business has been done at 0.1
per cwt. advance. Spices are quiet, and generally
rather cheaper. So )11 after the arrival of the
Overland flail the inquiry for Saltpetre became
very brisk, and it rise of Is to 2a per cwt. took
place;
_hut, although it is still maintained, the
mar_et has relapsed into a qaieter condition.
Tallow has been rather dull and heavy, but at the
close there :7 er e symptoms of increased firmness.
progress very fayoura-
The Liverpool Wool Sales
bly, and high prices are obtained for all the lots
disposed of. The am amt of wool already said
touches upon 10,000 bales

• -The following are the Gazette average prices
of Muscovalo Sugar, for the week ending
September 29. 18i6, exclusive of cue-
totds7duties payable thereon, on the importation
thereof jut() Great Britain :—hi roan the West In
die& 35s 71 por cwt.; Ntoari•ius, 293411 p-2r cwt. ;
East -Indies, 21s 41 i per ewt. ; average price of
the foregoing descriptions, 3)s 111 per cwt.

CONTINUED.

Lot. Bales. Per lb
R. d.
EAST INDIA. WOOL,

' CONTINUED.
417 1 Damaged 011
418 16 1 01

419 1 Damaged 0 84
420 2 0 91
_

421 2 Damaged 0 91
422 8 0 9A

423 5 Damaged 0 Eit
421 3 Ditto 0 7a

425 No lot

426 1I) imaged 0 8/
427 6 0 8
428 1 0 71

429 2
430. 2

0 101
0 7

431 3 Pickings 0 4
432 3 1 3
433 2 1

434 5
435 2
43'•; 1.

0 114
,3k
0 ~81

437 . 2 Damigs3 0 61
438 l 2 0 7+
439 11 0 7+

440 1 Damaged 0 öi
441 6 0 6

442 4 Pickings 0 3
443.. 2 Damaged 0 9
444 6 010
415 2 0 8
416 1 Damaged 0 8
447 2 • 0 9
448 2 Damaged 0 7;
449- 1 0 8i
450 • 1 0 7
451 2 0 71
452 1 0 6
453 1 DAmsged 0 51-
454 1 Ditto 0 8
4 .)5 1 Big pickiog4 0 31
456 2 010'4
457 3 Damvei 0 9
458 5 0 9 t
459 1 two sort; 0 81
460 3 0 8
461 1 Damaged 0 61
462 1 0 7i
463 1-Damaged 0 71
431 8 0 81
463 3 Damaged 10 6
466 1 0 7
467 1 Damaged 0 7
468 1 Ditto 0 7
469 1 0 7
470 1 0 5f
471 3 Bag' piangi 0 3
472 1 Damaged 0 9/
473 4 0 10/
471 5 0 10,1
475 10 0 9
476. 1 Damaged 0 71
477 3 0 81
478 4 0 8;
479 3 0 71
480 1 Bag pickings 0 3
481 . 1 0 101
482. 5 010
483 2 ' 0 101
484 15 0 9t
L 85.15 0 8#
486 9 0 8
487 9 0 8t
488, 1 0 8
419 1 Damaged 0 71
00 5 0 71
491 1 Damaged 0 61
492 4 0 61
493 2 0 6

494 1 Dsmaged 0 6
495. 2 0
496 2 0 61

497 2 Bags pikings 0 3
408 2:- 0 81
499 6 .0 8
500 6 0 8
501 12 0 61
502 3 0 51
503 • 1 0 6i
501 " 2 0 9
505 5 0 81
506 6 Si 7+
507 1 Damaged 0 41
508 - 8 0 6'
569 5 0 6.1
510 6 0 5
stl 1 0 41
512 1 0 6
513 10 0 71
514 9 0 71
515 9 0 6

516 3 0 51
517 2 0 92

518 2 0 5i
519 1 Pickings 0 2