Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-18 00:00:00

BANKING D:

Debit.
Proprietors' ca-
pital
Rest
Public deposits 3,107,922
Other „ 10,918,691
Seven days, and
other bills 740,688

Total 071
n of the previous
£19:962;64
49,,460
11,0%0
7u,
3,458'54
Increase 47'681
40n
Seven day and'other bills . 766 07
Increase
u"'! Public deposits
~r5uE
°
Decrease 4agl
Other deposits
Increase
10,20'44‘" Government securities
Decrease
,„'4
Other securities
Decrease
:4
Notes unemployed 5,45H
18
Decrease
421
The London public sales of Colonial We0,.1
menced yesterday, and the attendance of
home and foreign buyers was larger than
sti
The biddings were spirited, and the finer clop.
of Australian and Cape realised an advance
to lid. per lb., compared with the rates Cut
during the previous series. Owing to the wt
manufacturers both here and on the CoD
and the easier condition of the Money 0
it is presumed that this rise will be suPll
During the sales about 71,000 bales 0
offered.
In the Foreign and Colonial Produce Affif
this week, business has continued rather ,i
and the changes in prices have not been
numerous or important. For Sugar the irs
has been limited, and in order to effect slued
importers have been compelled to submit tore i
quotations. Coffee is also cheaper, but ll
request. Cocoa is firm, and Rice quie"oi
Tea the demand is restricted, but holders eO,O
firm. About an average amount of busined
been done in Spices, bat it has produced nova:o
change in values. Saltpetre is firmer, and le
steady. The London Indigo sales are pre„efti,
with firmness. Yesterday there was very
teration ; 764 chests were sold, 26S boughtri
397 withdrawn. In three days 1,842 chests
been sold, 491 bought in, and 2,186 with
oi
making 4,519 passed and 8,613 remaining
13.133 declared. 601
For several months past the Turkish to
meet has been making strenuous endeav°tr
improve the financial position of the coos
cic
in other words to raise the means to delp
curent expenses. The revenues being insli to
recourse has been had pretty freely to the I.ls
Ai
money lenders in the Ottoman Porte, and 1-" o
per cent. interest has been paid for the eon
dation. With the view of getting rid of
and other obligations, the Sultan now contevy
the negotiation of a loan in London, 0.0
amount to be asked for is estimates
5,000,0001. or 8,000,0001., on a 6 per cent. stool",
But if we may judge from the opinions gel
expressed upon the subject, the operation scl,
meet with much support, for although TurilAeli
be able to pay the interest on her present "0
may be doubted whether the security ebemj
offer for the payment of the dividends on
sum would be considered satisfactory. 0
nouncement of this intention on the par!,
Sultan has had little or no effect upon tll`
of the Turkish Securities dealt in at the
Exchange.
The European and Australian Royal MalA,
pany's steamer Oneida, is expected to er'"!
Southampton, from Australia, at the end
present month. This vessel is coming
under sail to repair defects, and will Pr°(
bring little or no gold. The next telegr j
advices from Australia by the overland d
will be conveyed to Suez by the steamer
and are expected to reach London in 13
sixteen days from the present date.
intelligence will extend to the 11th of June
Sydney, and to the 14th idem from Atelbol
The steamer La Plata, for the West Indies'
out 19,4281 in specie, of which 19,3001 is gold'
the rest silver.
The steamer Rhine has arrived from Boellic
with thirty oases of silver on freight, worth pro-
about 25,0001.
With reference to the market for Awe!
securities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. reP°:,
follows :—" The market for American see°t
generally continues dull. In State stocks
transactions have been few and unimportant'
prices have undergone no material change'
business in railway bonds has been still "
limited, and chiefly confined to a few forced
of no magnitude.

Total ~ .. £32,778,840

Compared with the retur
have the tbllowing results :
Active circulation
Increase
Bullion

Increase .

DETERMINED SUICIDE.—About one o'clock on rot'
afternoon, R detective officer arrived in a cal, at tbef
deuce, in Bcresford-ereet, Cam':erwell, London, °d
Lane, clerk to a solicitor in the City. Mr. Lane be
absent from the offica for some days on the plea of
and during his absence some pecuniary discrepanciess
discovered in his accounts, which led to the servil t,
criminal officer being called in, and the visit paim.tt
dom4cile. On being apprehended, and charged 5c..% i
offence, he was greatly agitated, and requested Per.7,it
to go up stairs and take leave •of his wife ; 012' t,
the top of the stairs he took a razor from his
cuf his throat so effectually that he fell to the grog'
He bee left a widow and three children.

Commerttai Kutelltantre.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARSET.—JULY 16.
,Great buoyancy has prevailed. in the cotton market.
earl
. , °ghat the past week the trade have operated very
eel, and speculators and exporters have taken a fair
nerest; holders continue, however, to meet the demand
ith considerable liberality, and prices of American can
Bre quoted only l-16d per lb. higher than on Friday last.
azil in great request at very extreme rates.
gYPtian the turn in favour of the seller.
Surat ird per lb. dearer for the fortnight.
The weekly sales* are reported,
fore7Bo bales, of which
000 are on speculation, and 5,240 export
.
Th
.........
I , week. iPticespaid Currt. Prices.
4Port. Sales. Description. this week• Mid. Fair. Stocks.
d d . d. .
8283 1 860 Sea Island -, 6. to 21 15 1d
4
13220 Upland - ..' 51 to st 8 1-16 8/1 454270
,
7010 Mobile - -, 52 to 82 8* 8
733
'5B
26860 New Orleans,,l 5f to 10f 83 16 Si
151 9220 Brazil ---‘Bi to 94 Bit 9 36870
33,33 Egyptian - - 9 to ni Si Hi 1631 ,
...
8201 120 West India -' 7to 11 8 8i 480
18370 East India -3}to 7 51 5 9-16 41290
41.... ........._
.__---...1-- --"--- ----
uu 78990 Total I 549220

SLIVERPOOL
PRODUCE MARKET.—JULY 17.
heli.",eB We have no change to notice in our market,
he°a; being confined to 130 barrels Antigua, of which
zrice has not transpired.
iti,"BBls Rum, AND COFFEE : Nothing has taken place.
The sales consist of 2,850 bags Bengal, chiefly at
'is 9d to 14s for good table, and 2,300 bags old Moulmein
.108„
G 4 I,er cwt.
er have also to report 200 bales at 17s 6d
sound.
t4ariesrB!l3.: 550 qnarters Bombay, ;chiefly at 67s sa per
sz,l ex ua.
?: 200 q bales inferior Manilla sold at £3l per ton.

REVIEW OF THE WEE/C.
ku.I3,IIhGAII: There has been no disposition shown to
kninase, and although holders have made a further con-
tan.lljti price, the sales are very limited ; the chief
4,4,1",,adeue!1 having been a cargo of 6,000 bags Bengal, ust
' t,5
7s to 59s for good yellow Dates, and 61s. for
150 hhds B.P. are also reported, principally
tt 377,,a.,rai at 523 6d to 535, and 1,000 bags Brazil, chiefly
uu per cwt, in bond.
Cee°.LAssits continue depressed, and no sales have taken
,htlen7r": The supply of qualities adapted for the trade
flata very limited, transactions are restricted 40 casks
100,,ation Ceylon at 77s 6d; the sales of Brazil comprise
I,le,ugs Rio at 46s for unwashed, up to 58s 6d for washed,
4110 bags Bahia at 51s to 57s per cwt.
1101,4e1t PEPPER : 100 bags Malabar realised 5i3, and
Itiutigs Singapore 5d per lb.
dinct The market has been very quiet, and sellers find
Nteulty
progressing with sales at former prices ; 4,300
i,snllehgal sold, at 1 Is 6d and 11s 9dfor up to 14s
cltif:rY good new, and 3,000 bags to arrive, at Its for
111'R'arY ; a cargo of 500. tons Rangoon realised for arrival
Per cwt.
gtair/IL SAGO : 300 boxes sold at 233 to 233 31 for small
,„Riy
402 t: The sales are comprised in 120 puncheons
kde-,.,.iiEra, 34 to 42 per cent O.P. at 3s 10d to 4s 2', being
TEA a of ld to 2d per gallon from last week's rates.
days Since the delivery of the China letters last Tues.
14108 tue market has become more quiet, and so effect
m
t0,,g% rather easier rates have to be submitted to ; common
%taut suaY be quoted is 2d to Is 2id per lb, according to
)41143',; holders of good to fine sorts are very firm, and
tiotie:; sell except at previous prices; no alteration to
/ In greens.
Nexa .
Qum
.) • 10 chests Kurpah sold at 4s 3d to 43 7d per lb.
LOi.QA%,* 4 few tons African red sold at 90s to 923 6d.
00 baps: A good demand has prevailed, and about
to bi"es Seld, heated at 17s to 17s 31, and sound at 17s
11044, `QS, also 2,800 bales to arrive, at I7s to 17s 6d for
Tu'roand heated, per cwt.
'lEitte 100 bags Bengal were taken at 52s per

8",
41165"/.lvri : 300 bags were disposed of at 17s 3d to
Co; Per cwt.
,Clis eirEs 12 tons went at 75s per cwt.
vq ton,.Q: leo tons Linseed sold at £9 lOs to £9 15s
A SAI
-40 is -r:E'rrtt : 300 hags for arrival reported at 395, and
Per e- sl°re, at 34s for low, and 40s 6d for 7 1-sth to 8S
sirtens re, at
per cwt.
"t• 1141‘ °aP
SODA: 250 tons brought 21s to 23s per
w°
45 °l3" 50 tons Campeachy sold at 4'B 2s 65
and
120tre, 30 tons St. Domingo. all faults at 44 123 6d, aa
kI Fes ", Jamaica at £4 lOs to £4 123 6:1.
BAPTtzge .;.,45 tons Puerto Cabello sold at £7.
- '
1-ak, ,Yoon : 12 tons inferior sold at £l7.
Rosh "nob : 20 tons brought £3l per ton.
konott3
~: The sales reach 8,000 barrels, at 4s ld for eons-
l's4sl:l`' 153 3d to 18s per cwt for fine quality.
AsXNTINE AND TAR : No transactions reported.
%Less : 200 barrels sold at 43s 9d to 44s 6d per cwt.
[s,. BIDES '3ans quiet, but steady ; sales unimportant.
tirar,,: At the auctions on Tuesday, 1,300 dry salted
14'48 Sold at I lid per lb.
alestltsTsisa remains without material alteration ; the
ee ere about 250 tons at £7 5s to £7 103 per ton for
caws
Ass
t ()L.: 15 casks red Oporto taken at 45s to 475.
ONi/trAn : Small parcels of Cream sold at 102 s 6d to
se and of brown and discoloured at 823 6d to 923 6d.
bistllK: 1,200 bags Baltimore sold at I2s 6d to 13s, the
8 set for the latter closing firmer.
set
About 1,000 bags Palermo have changed hands
0 3 65 to 13s, and 100 bags of Tyrol at 7s 95.
11 tittstta : 10 bags green sold at 955.
5,.-alEs: 10 bales Persian yellow sold at 45s per cwt.
treiZ:ss Olive has continued in steady demand ; the sales
s'last ss‘ss" ,tuns, prices showing no alteration from those of
Beal 'd,74, • A moderate business has been done in pale
Linseed at
at the quotations, and Cod at £47 per tun.
toneu 011 is quiet at 40s to 41s, and pale Rape at 43s 6d
Per cwt
/R.. •
ses_, ITS TuRPENTINE: Small sales of American are
K„ted at 41s to 42s per cwt.
*44 Lbsli Otr.: The transactions are 500 tons, at £44 to
ton fo•rue.for irregular quality, and at £44 15s to 446 per
tk T.gf,"th
t..t —w There is a moderate demand ; Petersburg
las; sells in small parcels at 60s to 60s 6d, and Odessa at
Aszsmseine Australian brought 51s to 54s 6d, fine South
; 0 caskscwt
Taganrog rrive, were sold, the exact price
ja Llleh is not reported
"1' sstio, 50 tons brought 67s to 67s 65 per csst.
f*'2ll6-;..E: 2,600 bales have:been taken at 422 12s 6d to
t.,,is 6d.
k ..?MI. : A few tons good Manilla. at 4'39.
It gnat :50 bales Mexican at £6O per ton.
1110,4: Under the influence of a continued good demand,
lta, 49 to supply the ships taken up for troops, prices
k e advanced during the week 5s to lOs per tierce, and
.s,r,Rsa sales are reported ; the market closes very firm,
Ln 4 still upward tendency.
14:;°11x is a little more inquired for, but Irish being in
tiful supply, sales of American are only moderately
Ittensive.
I,}3acos: At the public sales the attendance of buyers
4!, Pretty good, but the result of the sales was far from
iltislefactory, only a small proportion of the quantity
to 'rehaving
4-
d found buyers, and that at a decline of 23
kl,_ Per cwt ; since Tuesday a few sales are reported at
sint auction prices. Hams and shoulders are also lower
'Tat 23 per cwt.
Val): The demand has quite fallen off, the sales for G so, Week barely reaching 30 tons; holders, however, do
L SSgive way.
i ssl;litstss : A fair extent of business has been done at a
1
rp,l.ns of 3s to 5s per cwt on middling and ordinary ; fine
sligonties being scarce, former prices can be made for
tqa
sts, ss
4c4 SE Durreu begins to
reelY set in. move, but the season has yet

/1 RNsUING SALTS BY AUCTION.
t. actUrday, July 18: 30t, barrels Rosin.
t'o,, "claY. Jluy 20 : 533 bags, 50 tons Mvrabolams ; 20
b '8 Manilla Sapan Wood ; 10 do. Red Sanders Wood ; 101
ales ~
7 ,Jaetnbay Madder Roots ;46 barrels Jamaica Ginger :
g -'Bl/s Lime Juice ; 10 barrels Pepper ; 38 be.gs Turmeric
ea.,,Bks Bay Berries; 1 case Bees' Wax,
boAyeaday, July 21 500 tons Patagonian G-aano ;90 ILIL.
ba`'eß ; 32 tierces Jamaica Coffee; 593 l',ags Bark ; 1250
ill> 600 quarters Linseed ; 724 bags Rapeseed.
300 edneaday, July 22 : 77 chests East 'lndia Gum Arabic ;
110_bales Bombay Madder Roots •; 106 cases, 21 chests
001 c ; 35 chests Tincal ; 15 do. Shell Lac ; 11 casks Earth
Thu, 21 barrels Tapioca ; 80 br,xes Arrowroot.
160 bags'BciaY, Bones 66,5C0
, Shank 13/400 Hoofs.
Ox, cow and Buffalo Horns ;
/,,,V.`ursday July 30 • 4",, tons, 17 bales, 4 barrels, 2 cases
''.ift Rubber '
17turs
''' dr,; ' L'„ Ilgil.°A 20: 350 chests Bengal Indigo.
i -

`'ItIOULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY 17' Pelt *tote, 201bs, per gOil,st s. d. 8. (I.
1, 0 0
ab s. d. p. d.lPotatoes, Seedlings 0 0 J 0 0
0 0 to 0
~
Nlold ...... .• • o 7 to 0 9,Ditto, Pink Eyes
Di mew.. -.••.• 0 6 to 0 6ilDitto Whiterocks. 00 to ?
Breen
~crclover ... 064t0 0 7tDitto' Balskaws .. 00 to 0
eches
Clover .. • • 0 24 to 0 311 Ditto, Belthrans .. 0 0 to 0 0
a 0 2i to 0 3 Ditto, nettle 0 0 to 0 0
lii W. Wheat 035t0 0 44! -
Per ton.
DIP' oat ....... •03 to 0 4,Turolps ....
om. barley .... 0 Q f..-J 0 o,Currots
'll"trar? , ... 0 b to 0 0 Mangle wurLet 0 0 to 0 0
!Manure

The re LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—JULY 17.
Exehao were only a limited number of buyers at our Corn
thou ge to-day, which opened exceedingly dull, and
g" very few transactions occurred in wheat, a general
decline of 2d per 70 lbs (excepting for the choicest sam-
vtes) Was sub 'tt d
lour
e to.
Fes again 6d per barrel lower, without leading to
01Y extended demand.
v_l3eans are again rather dearer, the best quality of
IlYPtians realising 408 per 480 lbs, whilst oats and oat-
',llea' attract little attention.
Indian corn commands the prices of Tuesday, with a
moderate demand for mixed American, but white, from HS
extreme scarcity, is 6d to is per qr dearer.
I,Arivals and exports from the 14th to the 16tb
"°o7.r inclusive :—lnto Liverpool, from Ireland --Wheat,

109 qrs ; barley, 312 qrs ; malt, 153 qrs; oats, 2,502 qrs ;
oatmeal, 1,419 sacks; flour, 1,447 sacks. Coastwise—
Wheat, 'll9 qrs ; malt, 10 qrs. Canada and other British
colonies out of Europe—Wheat, 1,796 qrs ; Indian corn,
1,124 qrs ; flour. 2,934 brls. United States—Flour, 3,436
brls. Europe, &c.—Wheat, 934 qrs ; barley, 6 qrs ; oats,
80 qrs ; Indian corn, 4,464 qrs ; flour, 3 brls. Egypt—
Beans, 1,087 qrs ; Indian corn, 206 qrs. Total—Wheat,
2,958 qrs ; barley, 318 qrs; malt, 163 qrs ; oats, 2.582 qrs ;
beans, 1087 qrs; Indian corn, 5794 qrs; oatmeal, 1019 sacks;
flour, 1,447 sacks and 6,373 brls. Exports from Foreign
Parts—Malt, 7 qrs; oats, 3,503 qrs. Ireland—Wheat, 444
qrs ; malt, 25 qrs ; Indian corn, 5,780 qrs ; flour, 1,136
sacks and 205 brls. Coastwise—Barley, 12 qrs ; oats, 93
qrs ; Indian corn. 302 qrs ; Indian cornmeal, 5 brls ; oat-
meal, 69 sacks; flour, 269 sacks and 155 brls.
R. Masi?' & SONS.

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—JULY 17.
There was rather more inquiry to-day for goods and
yarns generally, but there is no change to notice, nor any
new feature in the market. The stock of goods is rather
accumulating, but there is no desire to sell, except at full
prices.