Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-14 00:00:00

SUGAR AVERAGES

The average price of brown or Muscavado sugar, from
British North America, computed/from the week ending the
Bth day of March, 1859, is 28s 51d per cwt ; from the
Mauritius, 28s 91d; from the East Indies, 31s nd. The

average is 29s 61d-

'tONDON

MINING MARKET.—MA.RcH 12

A good general business has been done this morning in
the mining market. East Wheal Russell shares have been
dealt in' at 25 ; Grambler and St. Aubyn at 85 to 86, ex
div. ; Great South Tolgus, at in-- to 131, ex div. ; North
Crofty, at 114 and 104 ; Consols, at 151; and Clijah
and Wentworth, at 71. Fortuna Mining shares are still
inquired for, and are marked 1 and 2. The shares of the
North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia
have been dealt in at H prem. Subjoined is our usual
weekly report of the metal market :
The business of the week has been on a limited scale, not-
withstanding some increase of confidence in the maintenance
of peace being visible. Copper finds but few buyers,. and
participates in the general dullness ; but confidence is felt
in the continuance of present prices. Iron is rather weaker
in price for merchant descriptions, but rail continues in good
demand and firm in price. Scotch pig is a shade better.
Tin is firm in price, although the demand is not active. Lead
is without change, and tin plates the same.
The annual-meeting of the Tincroft Mining Company is
called for the 12th of April.
The directors of the Clarendon Mining Company of
Jamaica have made a call of 2s. 6d. per share, payable by
the Ist of May.

A petition for the winding up of. the Cae Gynon Mining
Company is expected to be heard before the Master of the
Rolls on the 23rd inst.

LONDON MONEY,

-MARCH 12

Consols were very steady all morning, at closing
price of yesterday, 96 to 96k, and there is scarcely
a bargain doing. French Rentes closed yesterday
at 68.10. Shares are, if anything, a shade easier. Canadian
inactive. French steady.

CORK CORN MARKET.—MARCH 12.
White wheat, 22s 6d to 23s 6d; red wheat, 20s to 22s
6d ; barley, 13s to 15s ; oats, lls 9d to 14s.

CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Iu -ARCII 12.
Firsts, 126 ; seconds, 126 ; thirds, 92 ; Fourths, 74
Over 100 in market.

GLASGOW CORN

-MARCH . 12,

There was a good supply of all kinds of grain
at market this morning. Wheat met with a slow
sale. Prices were in favour of buyers. There was a good
demand for oats and barley. Prices were better than last
week.

GLASGOW IRON MARKET

-MARCH 12,

No. 1,51 s 9d to 52s ; warrants, 52s 3d to _s2s 6d ;
maker's iron, .51s 9d to 52 ; No 3,51 s 9d to 525. Market
very firm.

THE LONDON GAZETTE

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

Henry Lee and John Haynes, St. Helen's, Lancashire,
English timber dealers ; George Exley and. Henry Mellor,
Leeds, linen manufacturers ; Charles Hives, William Dinslcy
Skelton, and Joseph Robert IVilkin Atkinson, Leeds, flax
spinners ; R. Ord, Thomas Holdsworth, and William Wal-
ters, Marsden, Lancashire, iron founders, so far as regards
Thomas Holdsworth; Thomas Cragg, Robert McNeill, and
Charles Christian, Liverpool, cabinet makers ; Mary Hall,
William Hall, and John Hall, Sutton, Yorkshire, builders ;
John Wienholt and Daniel Wienholt, Liverpool; Thomas
Edwards and George Hill, Nottingham, lace manufacturers.