Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-14 00:00:00

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS,

LivratrooL PRODCCy. Colonial &c.—Sugar remains without
change, the sales 'being ebniined to a small Tot of Demerara 14
392 6d to 39s 9d ;- and 130 hogsheads Porto Rico at 43s 6d to
44a ad per cwt.. There are no transactions to notice in Molasses.
Of Runt, 150 puncheons, chiefly Demerara, are reported without
change; at auction, 140 bags Bahia Ceara found buyerp at 45s to*
47s per cwt. fo'r mixed to good red. In'Rfee the business com-
prises 1,450 bags Rangoon at 8s 6d; and 4,504 bags:Necransie.at
7s lid per ewt. The sales in. Dyeu-opdsi are limited to 50 toils
Limawood at £l5, per ton. Of Ashes, only 'small sales of Pets 1t
s at lbs to D,tA
stiff prices

per cwt.; and nothing to. notice.in Saltpetre; are
asked for Brimstone ; 16 casks Oporto Red Argots are reported
at 425; 10 boxes White .Perugia at 80s; 5 casks Brown Tartar,
to arrive, on private terms ; 30 serons Gum Arabic at
28s 6d; 60 bags Sago Flour at 16s; with small sales
of Philadelphia Querciton Bark at 9s 6d per cwt.
and 30 casks. Flag Aniatto at 8d per lb. Oils: Palm has been
taken to-day to the extent of 100 tuns on the spot, at £4l ; in
Olive a. moderate business doing, at about previous rates.
Tallow quoted at 53s 61 for P.Y.C.; a few lots of Lard have
brought 5Gs 6d : and of Rosin 300 brls. common, at 5s 3d, per
cwt. Seeds: About 2,000 bags Bombay Linseed (all faults), at
auction, brought 40s to 535, and 1,200 bags sound at Ms 3d, per
qr.; and by private, 250 bags American red Cloverseed at 54s Gil
per cwt. We have also to notice 30 tons Valonia, at £l5 lOs to
£l6 10s per ton,,for ordinary and-fair quality.
LIVERPOOL- CoTtox.l--We have to report a very quiet market
for cotton to-day, and, with every, disposition to sell, prices are
about 1-16 d per lb.Jower than on Friday. The sales—including"
30 Pernambuco, WI 20 Bahia, lid ; 200 Egyptian, to 10id
500 Surat, scl to 6d—are reported 5,000 bales, of which 500 are on
speculation and for export
MANCHESTER CORN.—Wheat an/ flour were in very limited
request, but rates were sustained. -Beans and Indian Corn were
Is per quarter higher.. Oats and oatmeal firm.
LONDON PRODUCE. Sugar : This article is very -Jinn, and -an;
advance of 6d was established yesterday at the close of the public
sales. Refined lumps, fair to good, 53s to 545. -Coffee • This
article is very firmatTuesday's currency. Tea : The trade will
not come into the market until they know the contents of the-
China mail, which is expected on Saturday.- Spices :• The
quantity offered, in public sale is large, and prices are scarcely'
supported. Cotton : The demand continues very limited. Rice
remains without alteration. Jute : Good qualities sold at full:
prices, but inferior sold at rather lower rates. In other articles
no material alteration. . • .

METROPOLITAN CATTLE. -We have a fair supply of beasts.
Trade is not so brisk as on Monday last, and the quotations of
that day are not supported. The number of sheep is small, yet
it exceeds the demand. Prices arc rather lower and a clearance
cannot be effected. Good calves are rather dearer. From
Germany and Holland there are 130 beasts, 300 sheep, and 96
calves • Spain, 100 bets ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 500 ; 200 from
the Northern as
and Midland ; and 129 mllch cows from the
Home Countries. •

""LONDON TALLOW.—The market is steady at the following
prices :—Town tallow, 51s 9d, nett cash; Petersburgh Y.C., on
the spot, 535; January to• March, 52s 9d to 538 ; March only,
53s ; April to June, 518 9d; October to December, 51s 9d.
LONDON MINING. —The mining market to-day is very 111111,
a good demand being experienced for dividend paying stocks.
Shares in Rife d Basset, South Basset, Devon Great Consols,
Par Consols, Alfred Consols, and Bedford United, are inquired
for. In the Stock Exchange the only shares in which business
is officially marked are Tin Croft, which have changed hands at
31. Foreign and colonial mining shares are nominahy quoted
as before, with very little business.

,
BIRMINGHAM Comf.—At our market to-day, there was a large
supply of wheat, and prices declined fully Is per quarter. Barley
nearly maintained its value. Oats were quite as dear. Beane
and peas rather higher.

Gasoow IRON.— The market has been firmer to-day, and
53s 3d to 53s 6d one month were paid, buyers offering these
prices, and sellers asking 8d more. Nos. 1 and 3, G.M.8., quoted'
at 52s 3d per ton.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-

HIGH WATER

THIS DAY

Height
12 9

WIND

At LIVERPOOL,—W.N.W.—Moderate breeze
HOLTUEAD,-W.N.IN

—Fresh breeze

ARRIVALS,

Arab
B. D. Metcalf
Borea
Balbec (5.5.)..
Comete
Caros
Clara ..
Coral Isle .. .
Hortense
Leucothea

... Huelva James Gray
. Savannah Mongolia
Alexandria Olox Rye
. Havre Ellen Ann
.... Nantes Vigilant
.. Sines Saline

'Rio Jarertuf Rita (s.s.)
... Huelva I New England
Antwerp Roscuis

New Orleazis I Swan

....Constantinople I First of May

Danube:(ss]
Preston (ss
Tyrer

Genoa I Peter Sam

Bordeaux I Lady Hobart
Maranham I Linden.
.. Bombay _

MARITIME EXTRACTS

Rottenlalst

... Osten
- Ostend
Santander
.Mobile
Savannah
... Seville

Jamaica
Trinidad

Yor}:

.
LIVERPOOL, Jam,. 13.
The Ratigaroo (ss), from New-York, was off cork, at noon to-
day (Thursday), and may be expected in the Mersey eprly this
(Friday) morning.
• The Regalia (ss), has put back with machinery damaged.
HAVRE, Jan. 10: The Tribunal of Commerce has finally
decided in the case 'of collision between the American ship
William Forthingham and the Alma (s),. on May 26 last, in
favour of the fernier, the steamer being condemned to paY
1,141 f. 88e: for daniages sustained by the 'William Forthinghattkr
as estimated at this port previous to her departure for Xeo
York, and costs. .The Greek brig Taxiarchi, Cucudachi, froo
St. Jean d'Acre for Algiers (corn), put into La Goulette Road',
near Timis, Jan. 1, very leaky, having touched upon the reef 61
rocks off the Canis Islands, and must discharge her cargo. The
French brig Celuta, Themcz, was lost in abarque Roads Dec.
6 ; crew saved. A Bordeaux cask, without any mark, 180 planks
pine five metres-long and,222 centimetres wide, and two rafters,
also in pine, 4 and 6 metres long and 13 centimetres wide.
_,

ANTWERP, Jan. 10 : The Freiich schooner Energie, Nicoll;
which drove on shore to the cast of Ostend, derelict, in the
night of Dec. 27, has been got off and taken to the Sand Downs-
The French polacre St. Augustine, Langoustine, from Buell.
Ayres for Marseilles, which was taken into Monte Video, after
being on shore on Punta Brava, has been run aground (being
very leaky), to prevent her sinking, and was assisted off after
lightening. Jan. 11 : The Belgian brig Rubens, Nedahl, frig'
Goatzacoalcos (mahogany), got upon the reefs of Punta Arena*
20 miles front Matanzas, 'but was assisted off by a government
steamer and towed, making water, and with loss of rudder, tec.
THISTED, Jan. 11.—The barque Sir George Anderson, Ellison;
of Whitby, from Gluckstadt for Hartlepool (in ballast) was
stranded here this forenoon ; crew saved.
ODESSA, Dec. 31.—Much. snow fell during theearly part of last
week, and the harbour was frozen over, but milder weather has
since set in, and the ice has disappeared.
• ROTTERDAM, Jan. 11. —Pilot-boat. No. 1 has got aground nest
Breille, and will be lost ; assistance has been sent.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 10.—A nameboard, marked on the one side
"J. Black," in white carved letters upon a blue ground, and 9
the other side, also in carved letters, " Ts.' Todd," was washed
on shore near Vile, Jan. 7.

A piece of wreckage, marked "British Queen," was washed on
shore near Ameland Jan. 4.

OUTPOETS.
DEAL, Jan. 13.—Arrived : .The Cornet, from Madeira; Wood-
lark, Sydney ; Ostriteh, Madras ; Aurifera, Mauritius •
Paulo, Callao ; Idomenes, Alexandria ; John Henry- -
both from Madras ; Albemarle, Colombo ; Forget-me-
Ayres ; Novala, and Gomanzas, both from Honduras

Ad Eliza,
-not, Buono'

I.o.krifouTn, Jan. 13.--Arrived: The Meta, from Leghorn
Frithiof, Galatz ; Sir Colin Campbell, Constantinople ; liapidr
Rio ; Theresa, Paraiba ; Heinrich, Matanzas ; Catharina, from
Rio ; and Saga, Rio Janeiro. Sailed : The Gustav Melin, for
Gothen urg.

DVBLIN, Jan. 13.. Arrived : The Paulina, from Bordeaux.
QuEvisrows, Jan 13. Arrived : The British Lion, frotn
Alexandria ; Swift, Malta ; Anna, Thrall; William, Venice;
Gateshead, Taganrog; Milan, Smyrna; Helvetia, Java; Florence,
Partridge, Moate Video; Truant, Davis, Licata; Fama,
Thrall ; Leicester, Manilla and New York; Tonka, Alexandria ;
Mary Stuart, Bailie, Mazagan; Two Brothers, Jones, Limerick;
Robina, Edwards, Mazagan ; Star of the Seas, English, Smyrna.
Sailed : The Riverdale, for Liverpool; Emma, Glasgow ; Jame
Stewart, Clyde ' • Calliope, Cardiff; Luther, Greenock
and Helvetia, Liverpool; and Pidgeon, Cardiff

Florence,

Julia, from Callao for Queenstown, Nov. 13, in lat. 53 S,
57 W, by the Countess of Sefton, at Liverpool.
Ferozepore, bound Routh, Nov. 28, in lat. 27 S, lon. 29 W.
Traveller, bound south, Dec. 14, in lat. 8 N, lon. 23 W, by the
Maki, at Liverpool.
Army, brig, Reed, from Hartlepool for Algiers, Jan. 3, off Da'
mouth, by the Venerable, Jones, from Caernarvon.
William Charles, from Liverpool for Lagos, Nov. 19, in lat. 5
N, lon. 10 W, by the Jane Black, at Africa.
Fortitude, ship, from London for Portland Bay, Dec.l7, in lat-
9N, lon. 23 W.

Krimprenerwaard, Dutch barqu
dam, Dec. 29, in lat. 38 N, lon. 25

from Batavia for Rotter-

A Bremen barque, displaying dis. pend. No. 270, Jan. 6, in lat.
49 N, lon. 7W, by the liero, utherlaud, off Falmouth.
Rose, brig, from Liverpool, Jan. 6, in lat. 50 N, lon. 8 W, 1)1
the Catharina, Bakker, at Falmouth.

Fingal, Danish brig, 'Frill-mill, from Liverpool for Pernambuco,
all well, Dec. 31, in lat. 45 20 N, lon 10 W., by the Norwegian'
brig Normand, Bonnevie, from St. tibes, off Start Point, Jan. 10.
Newland, barque, Dec. 20, in lat. 46 39, lon. 10 56 W.

FOREIGN PORTS,

Bceotia (s.s.), hence
Jacques Cceur, hence at Bordeaux.
Spirit of the ± 'cep, hence at Shanghae
Wlldeman, hence at Batavia.

BIRTHS

On the 11th inst., at Salcombe-hill House, Sidsworth, the
wife of Alfred North, of a son.

......
On the 11th inst., at Kedleston, Derbyshire, the Lady Scars-
dale, of a son.

On the Bth inst., at Paris, Lady Frances Baillies, of a son
MARRIAGES.

On the 11th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Liverpool, Mr-
Ai chibald Wright, deputy-governor of Chester Castle, to Ellen,
daughter of Mr. Charles Hall, of Saltney, late of Bridge-street,
n the city of Chester.

On the 11th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Blackburn, by the
Rev. J. C. Kershaw, incumbent of Walton-le-Dale, assisted by
the Rev. C. W. Woodhouse, incumbent, the Rev. Robert Hen-
niker, third surviving son of Alborough Henniker, of Grindon,
Staffordshire, to Jane Livesey Leadbeater, granddaughter of
James Livesey, Esq., of Knott House, Walton-le-Dale, Lan-
cashire.