Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-16 00:00:00

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anxious to purchase at full rates. Oats : Fine shipAiligLe aPtc4
day.
difficult to be met with; middling and low, same as
Strong foreign wheat inquired after; little prime in
which meets a small retail demand. Flour and Oatmeal
or nothing doing. •etc
Coax Coax. The quotations to-day were as follows : ~ts,
wheat, 22s to 235; red, 17s to 20s ; barley, 12s to 14s 9d;
lie 2d to 13s 9d... nd tile
CO RK Burrsu—The supply to-day was 300 firkin 00j
quotations were, for firsts, 130 s ; seconds, 130 s;
fourths, 85s; fifths, 60s.
GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.
firm to-day; 2,000 tons dom.
firm ; Nos. 1 and 3 G:31".8.,
9,820 tons ; corresponding w

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8:a Bthltst:P podiPP7lst • letlr;

•Our pig iron
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9 373 tons

SCOTCH Plc —Shipments of pig
in Jan., 1859, _ ; Jau., 1858,, 1,632 to'
453 tons: Do. manufactured iron : Ja
1858, 11,654 tons ' • 1857, 19,772. Pig irc
United States, in Jan., 1859, 1,676 tons, _
ments from Glasgow last week, 9,820 tons; do., corre..4oo
week, 1858, 7,382. tons ; do., 1857, 10,16'; tms ; total sills,*
from Ist Jan., 1359 to date, 47,933 tons ; same period, -69
59,758 tons ; decrdase, 11,825 tons ; price this time last lour
57s 6d ; stock in yards, 31st Jan., 1659, 155,500 tons;
market for warrants closed at 52 3d t) 52s Ckl, cash; 6che
53s 6d, three months open.

SHIPPING INTELLIGEO

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. height.
.... 10 30 .... 10 56 16 8

THIS DAY

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Grimal a ........ Glasgow Premier
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Eleanor . Swansea Saaflower
Joshua & Mary .. Pernambuco R. H. Tucker ... • u"—vicl,
Miranda.-- Bahia Betsey
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MARITIME EXTRACTS

LIVERPOOL,
The J. S. Parsons, for New Orleans, has put baCk. with 0--
anchors and chains. '

The Abdalla (ship), of and from Glasgow for BombaPs4,
abandoned in a sinking state on the 11th instant, 40 mtle2, the
of Barra Head ; crew saved and landed at Belfast- by
Esther, of Bristol. •
The Philip Dean, while being towed over the bar at rot
lan, parted her hawser and struck, but was subsequent':
off, put into port, and condemned:
•
The Rebecca j American barque), Collins, from Selme
Jamaica, with coals, was wrecked on the 7th January, on

dor Shoals; captain and crew saved.
The Rowena, for Athens, was got off King's griu'7
Monday night, making four inches water per hour.
...pport,
• The Queen of, the }lea, from Ardrossan at Roston,
that on the '22nd -January, in lat. 42, lon. 62, she fell in 704
British barque (name not known), of Liverpool,
.water:luiroir,
anl abandoned ; she had bright lowcrmasts, mainals-_lipte°
hooped, zinc bottom to the bends, billet-head, hull
black, &c.
The Record, Which sailed on the 14th inst. for Colombo' t
put back. liore
The Palm (barque), of London, is reported to be, on .5
Guadeloupe.
Sr. NAzArRE, Feb. 10. The Gange (French ship), Td's,e
of St. Servan which arrived here. from Reunion Feb' •a"
countered a violent tempest. Nov. 23, in lat. 35 S, lon. 36.bite9,
was compelled to throw overboard 212 bales of sugar to llgrow
CHARENTE, Feb. 11.—The Charles, Saxon, of and for Patel;
which put back here Feb 5 with damage, has not yet dlEch fps
and will be able to repair without landing all her carg,°:o3,,l,P
vessel with which she was in contact is the French gov"-„^ed
.'
transport. Orione, for Rochefort, where she has arrive

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BOTFLOGNE, Feb. 13.—The exact amount of cargo landed s.,a
the ship Jubilee is 2,300 bales of silk, 3,853 packages of l'Z'S,Er,
38 bales of braid, leaving about 200 bales of silk oi,"be cr,
packages of tea still in the ship ; these are expected tO 4W
one in the course of a day or so. The ship has strniocd P-4"/

since. Wednesday last ; sho.lies about a mile and a half ,I'°l
shore, ,Berck Lighthouse bearing NW, distant ulna. joi,
divers from Whitestable arrived yesterday, aad have been ;04
and examined the bottom of the ship ; 'they report that ,
portion of the keel is knocked away, the starboard PI
streak is gone, and the other one is loose notwithstlol
those engaged in saving the cargo are sanguine that the3;_pt

able to get tt

ship olfas the ensuing springs set in, anAIF

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