Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-07 00:00:00

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1857

influence operates to restrict business in the
Manufactured Article, whether as regards Goods or
Yarn, both which are lower in value, and produc-
tion is considerably curtailed by the more general
resort to short time, which already is less than at
any period in the last ten years.
Our Grain Maiket is not exempt from the in-
fluences which prejudicially affect general trade,
and operations in all .artic:es of BreAstuffs are
restricted to the wants of consumers. Recent
imports are freely off:red, and to sell in quantity
an induct.ment would be held out, but buyers act
on the reserve and prices dre ir,e nlar; only the
b•.st qualities of Wheat and Flour support the
quotations with anythity! like stead:ness, whilst
Indian Corn has receded (hi to is per quarter, and
demand limited.

TLe General Produce Markets have been ex-
ceedingly dull this week, and to effect sales lower
prices have been submitted to.
Titr..followin,.; are the latest quotations of ForeifZu
Exchanges :—Amsterdam, short, 11 10-1 to 11 17i ,
Do. three months, 127 to 12 11-; Rotterdam do
12 37 to 12 11, ; Antwerp do., 25 55 to 25 70 ;
Brussels do.. 25 55 to 25 70; Hamburgh d0.,13 10
to 13 121 ; Paris, short, 25 271 to 25 40 ; Do., three
months, 25 85 to 25 95 ; Marseilles do , 25 85 to
25 95; Frankfort do., 119,1 to 121; Vienna do ,
10 47 to 10 50 ; Trieste do., 10 45 to 10 52 ; Peter,-
burg 34 to 341- ; Madrid do., 47i to 48i.

BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS.

Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32,
for the 10 days, ending Wednesiay 4.h Nov , 1857.

IS SUE DEPARTMENT.

Debit.
Notes issued .. .£22,422,060

Credit.
Government
Debt
Other securities 3,459,900
Gold Coin and
Bullion

7,917,C61

£22,422,060

4
Total .... £22,422,060

BANKING D

Debt.
Proprietors' ca-
pital
Rest
Public deposits 4,871 914
Othtr deposits 11,910,670
Seven day an.l

:P A RTMENT.
Credit.
Government se-
curities V 0,120,104
Other securities 22 628,251
Notes 2,155,315

_ .
Gold and silver
coin

othe: 1id113.. 813,197

£35,454,390
Compared with the pre
the following ref tilts :
Active circulation
Increase

Total £35,454,390
.vious returns, we have

£2),263,745
500,480
8,497,780
• 872,014
3,305 519
66,080
813,197
6,245
4,871,944
10 204
11,910,670
646,684
10,120,104
134 437
22.628,251
2,223,710
2,155,315
;! 1,330,655

Decrease

Rest ....
Increase
Seven day and other bills .
Decrease
Public deposits . .
Increase
Other deposits
Increase
Government securities
Dt.creas,,,
Other securities
Increase
Notes unemployed
Decrease

We regret to announce the suspension of the
important firm of Messrs. Naylor, \Tickers, and Cc.,
iron and steel manufacturers, of Sheffield and
Liverpool. The house his also branches at New
York, Boston, and Slot kholm. The imniedia e
cause of the suspension is the absence of remit-
tances from America, coupled with the Let that
the assets of the firm are at present to a consider-
able c xtent unavailable. It is fully expected,
however, that after the discharge in full of every
claim, a large surplus 'Nil; remain, for the balance-
sheet on the Ist January last showed an excess of
assets over liabilities of £200,000, and the losses
actually sustained through the American ember-
rastnens are described as trifling. The liabilities
will prove extremely heavy, as the house has carried
on a very extensive business. It is consequently
feared that the suspension will occasion severe
inconvenience in some of the northern districts.
Annexed is a copy of the circular issued to the
creditors:—

Sheffield and Liverpool, N:,v. 4.
Dear Sir,—With the deepest regret we have to inform
you that the utter disorganisation cf cDmmercial and
financial affairs in America, and the impossibility of seeing
the end of the pres.mt make a temporary suspension
01- psyuirm, nupsrstive Upon us. vr 1./AVO Lusi.rutueU
Messrs. Harmood Banner, and son, of Liverpool, to prepare
a statement of our affiairs, nhich will prove our assets to
consist in so great a proportion of metals and real property,
and our surplus to be Bo large, that the eventual payment
in full of your claim is beyond question, and that all we
require is time This statement will be ready to be laid
before the meeting of our creditors on Tuesday, the 24th
instant, at two o'clock, at our offices in Sheffield, at which
we urgently request your attendance.—We remain, dear
Sir, very respectfully, NAYLOR, VICKERS, AND Co.
A half yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent
per annum is advertised on the shares of the
Anglo-Romano GI-as Company.
The dividend is now advertised on the shares of
the Arica and Tacna Railway
With reference to the market for American se•
curities, Mess7e. D. Bell, Son & Co. report ae
follows

Daring the past week bat little business has bee❑ doing
either in American state stocks or railroad bands, and the
only change to notice is a considerable decline (afEfr many
fluctuations) in the price of ll:inois Central shares.

THE 31 ONETARY CRISIS AND THE BANK

CHARTER.

As the public have now an amount of notes in their
haude, equal to any recent averages, and business has
been for some time undergoing rapid contraction, the
continued pressure for money mast be mainly accused by
comic Tient alarm, and the consequent desire of every
person to be over supplied. The question whether any
ftv ther rise will be necessary will, therefore, greatly
depend upon the extent to which this action is carried.
If the mercantile community, instead of recognising from
what they have already witnessed of the course of the
Bank, that they are in no danger of being suddenly shut
cut from accommoda'ion will pertinaciously rush to ob-
tain a double share, any inconvenience they may sustain
Rill be of their own creating. The Bank can undertake to
provide for wants but not for fears. There is not the
slightest provocation to panic, but the old opponents of
the Bal.l Charter Act are beginning to bustle in the storm,
and it is impossible to feel certain on any point. There is
no need for interfering in the Bank Charter by Govern-
ment palliatives,

BAN ERUPTS.

By Brieish and Irish .11-agneic Telegraph,

0 Sturgis. C.)llAge terrace. St. John's Wood, builder,
J. Cooper, High-street, Marylebone, upholsterer.
T. B'ngham, Holbeach, draper.
R. Tomlin, Castle-street, Leicester-square, victualler.
John Aston, Stourbridge, victualler
J. Martin Van Winkle, Kings Head, Poultney, tavern
keeper.
T Fletcher Burton timber merchant
W. Braileford, Nottingham, smallvare dealer.
H. Giles, Tomlins-terrace, Limehmise, stonemason.
Frederick G. Earl, Salisbury-street, Strand, and late of
Plice's- square, Kensington commission agent.
F. Meredith Caporn, Nottingham, lace manufacturer.
T. Burn Rhodes, Bradford, Yorkshire, druggist.
T. W. Gilbert, Railway place, Fenchurch-street, sail
maker.
O Bows, Park-street, Bromley, builder and victualler.
H. Roberts, Gored, near Holyhead, corn dealer.
J. S. W. Towson and A. T. Tall, Bpach-street, Barbican,
wholesale stationers.
H Hine, Piccadilly, lacetnan.
S. Coleman, Kingston on-H 11 tailor.
J Cooks and John Cooks, Darby's hill, Oakham Castle,
Salesman
G. Browne, Tottenham Court-road, draper.
J. Markille, Dolby-market, Rasen, druggist.
Mary White, late of Mask lane, City, coal and corn
merchant, but now of High-street, Poplar, out of
business.
G. Rogers, Westminster-road, hosier.

EXPORTS TO AnanicA.—We ut thrstand that the Glas-
gow (s.s ), which sailed from the Broomielaw for New York
last week, had nit one-eighth of the usual cargo of mer-
chandise. Such has been the effect of the monetary panic
in America. It is only a pity that the diminished rate of
exports had not commenced some few months ago.—
Glasgow Daily Mail.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Noy 6.
At the date of ur last a more hopeful tone prevailed in the Cotton
market, and with an wraost genera; withdrawal of the offering stock,
and an increased demand, prices rallied id t• id per lb. On Monday
the adv'ce3 per stesmtr being lass favourat i, than anticipated, and
the fear of fresh monetary restrict'ons Faining grourd, a pause was
experienced, and the ab,ve advance lost; and yesterday, upon the
announcement of the Bank h wing raised the rate of discount to 9
tier cent , the market (as a market) ceased to exit, and Prices
became altogether nominal. The week'y •ales are retorted at 21,830
bales, of which 1.370 are on speculation. and 710 for sport.

This week. P. ices paid Currt. i'rices.
Import Sales. Description. t this week Mid. Fair. I Stocks
---- --
1 cl. d d. d.
200 Sea Island -10 to 20 ..
9585 1 3170 Upland - ..j ti to 81 ..
:: 163333
.... 19 0 Mobile - -: ti to Si .
.... 659 i New Orleans' 5i to 10 . .
.... 1570 Brazil ---I7a to loa . .. 22400
14.3 60) Egyptian - -Io to 13 . .. 9100
.... .... West India -I —to .. •• 1631)
17019 773( East India -I 4i to 7 .. 13100
Tot_ a-
.. .
23367 21830 Total I — 324660

324660

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 6

Our General Produce Markets continue evrernely deixessed,
taisineis being almost altogether suspended.

I Oa WO 200 tons Jamaica at £4 per ton, ex quay.
F AGO FL vs.-200 bags at 163 61 per cwt.

RETIEW OF TUB WEEK.

fuses.—Folders C to pre.; sales beyond the wants
o' buyers, a further declass of 2s. per cwt has occurred on refining
descriptions, wh le gro-ery so, is are almost unsa'eable ; the
hu,ints3 comprises 700 hhds. 8.P., at 42i. for average An igna, 4 s
for Brown Demerara, 30D bags B ngal and 3'o bags Natim Madras
at 33i. 5,000 mats strong b-own Magri'ins at 435., 700 tons nnelayed
manilla at 313. do ypa d, 700 boxes Havana, on secret terms, and
5,300 b gs Pernans and Par..bia, eh'efly at 225. to 23t. ear cwt. in
bond.

lioLassEs —Lower prices hkve again been accepted, and tha Wes
comprise 70) puncheons at 13;. 61 to 4s. f. r clayed Cubs, :3s. 6d.
for Trinidad and Demer,ra, of indifect import, at 14;. 9d. per cwt.
for uri an

COFFE2.—I be bus'n,so is afra'n unworthy of notice, being limited
to 10 casks Jamaica dt 693. to 70 ~ and 40 b go Manilla at f.BO. per
cwt.

PEPPEE —Nothing done.
TIMe ro.— 20 bus sold at 4.1 d. rer lb.

1 Ice.—The depression notice last week has further :ncrease I,
and sales during the last few d ys have been forced. at a reduction
of about Is per cwt ; the transaAions inc!nde 6,75) bags B ••nga', at
Bs. to fis fid. for B illam, 8.. 91 to 9s fur small broken, and 1:s. 91.
for good, 11,851 ba_s new Nnransie at 9s. to 9s. 6d., and a fee
tierces Carolina at 245. per cwt.
RUM —No busine a reported.

TEA.—A Attie morn business has been done this week In blackish-
leaf 1471341 at lower prices ; comm .n Congous aro quiet at 13 Id per
lb ; sales to report i i greens.
Isn co.—There was a forced public sale of 119 sesrons ord nary
CaraccAs, from New York, effe AO on Thustd y, t2iGI to 43 21 per
lb

GAMBIER —2 to❑s hea e 3 h,ve been dlspnvd of at lie 9d per cwt.
Seco L. ua —750 b•gs a 163 6t to 163 9d fer cwt.

GUM Corai..—One ton red African at 85s per cwt.
va4BoLams.-301 bag.; at 83 tid per cwt.
MADDa POWs —3OO bales B )mb_y at 353 31 to 363 per cwt.
SALTP •TRE.— 730 bags C ,lcuttl at 504 for 5 percent., per cwt.

NITRATE OP Sons.-::Smal sales at 21s to Issper cwt.

LOGW3OD —2O tons amp Itchy at e 5 20 to a Honduras at
£5 17s 6d,' 0 tons St romingo at £4 2s Gd per ton.
Fume.— 30 tons Cubs at t 9 5s to £9 10,, 80 tons Span'sh and
Rio Hiche at et 24 6 to £5 7s 61 par ton,
LIMA. WOOD —5O tons at £22 to £24 per ton.
SAYAN' WOOD 20 tons at £l3 to ..t414 15s per ton.
Baswooti.-10 t ns Gaboon at £4 Is cd to £4 12s 64 ps' ton.
Roux.— i he sales will not exce.d 1,000 ba•r-ls ; common at 4s 3d
to 4s Gcl ; medium to One quality. 5s to 18, 61 per cwt.
Tea.-2,000 ha re's Stockholm reported at 144 3d per barrel.
Asu .—Only retAl sales are repotta lat 41s to 42. 61 per cwt.
HIDES continue much drp-ers.d, a few salts t River Pate have
been sold at about 70, 1,160 dry salted Brasil at 84d, 370 salted
Barbadoes 'lid, and 452 Austra ion .t sid to 51c1 per lb.
Barit-rosa.—No busioess report d, chiefly owing to watt of stock.
Atto^rs —The only sales consist of 17 cases Perugia white at
easier rates, and 5 ca ks red at 52s 61.

TARTAR.—Nothing doing.
cUERCITRON BARK has met pith tesdy sale, 75 hhds. riflVelphia
havicg changed ha-ds at Ps 31, an 1,60 t bigs Baltimore e7s 6d.
SUMAC has rem fined gniet, and cn'y about 4 0 bags Palermo sold
at Its to 13s 6.1 per cwt.
OLIVE CIL.— The transactions are of a retail charact r, prices being
aga‘n lower.
SEAL OR COD OILS —rothing wer by of notice has taken Mace.
LINS, ED OIL 13 dull at 37s gd to 34...
RAPE.—Pa'e at 45s to 491 ; 10 casks Pest irdia sold at 40s.
OINGELLY.-48 casks at 33s to 33 6d per cwt.
SPIRITS OF TIT,PENT:NE are in limited iemard at 36s per cwt.
PALM OlL.—.snial saes have bee". made at £4l to .t 44 Ds par
ton.

TALLoNv.—The mark,t is flit and lower; prices may for the
mrmect be ccniider, d quite nomirml.
LARD hss declined 653 to 1:63 rer cwt. having been accep,ed.

JrTE —The sales are confined to 200 bales, the market continuing
quite in a nom nal state.
ITEMP.—eOO tabs Manilla a-e reported at ''3o per ton.
BEEF.—W.th a quiet retail demivid. which has taken off eiont the
average weekly quantity, prices rumen as last qu=oted, and line beet
is becoming scarce.
Pon c.-1 here is no new fe Aare ; in the emetic:: of American the
trade supply ;heir we is wi h I 15h,
tiAc .33.—Continivis flat, bat holders do not ; re3s salee, the stock
beirig in moder. to compas,.
AA' lower 2. to 3s. per e t., wi hoot leading to a general
deman I ; new Irish and int-rf res with tie trucle of the refiners of
American, and adds t the depressi,n.
CuslsE. A v .ry good demand exists, and all n.eful, goo], and fine
qualities meet with a ready sale, at our quot arms.

ENSUING SALTS BY AUCTION.

SAITRDAY, Nov. 7.-31 tons Ans.:rail n Trlluw, 96 cases :Warps'
Crewe, 38 ewes e.nd 9 barrels N ats' Foot Oil.
MONDAY, Nov. 9 —3ll ha s Nitrate of Soda (el fau'ts), CO tons
of Cuba and 55 tons of Pue• to Cabello Fustic, and 1.4 boxes of Pe,rl
Sseo.
TOFSDAT, Nov. 10.-150 bags of Pimento.
WEDNE DAY, Ik'OV,, 11.-100 lags et Sago Flcur, 440 ditto
dircouloured anl a 1 faults, 14 bales Bergal Safibwer, wad 1,001 bar-
rels of fine American Rosin.
TetasoAY, Sept. 12 —5,00? bags Amcln Rice, 54 chests of Fast
India and 21 serons Guatimala Indigo, and 10i/ gates Oi Castor Oil

Flour. barrels. L
LONDON AVERAGES—Wheat, 55s 9d;
4d; Bye, 3h 3d; Beans, 41s 81; Pease,
IMPERIAL AVERA

30 sacks

; Barley, 448 91; oats, 29i
48s Od.
GK.&

Wheat.l Harley. Oats. tiye. Bens.
Sept. 726 .. 575 60i42s 11( 253 6 378 7a 45s 7d,443 Id
Oct. 3 .. 56s 3d:433 4 273 0 35s 6 45s 6c443s 4d
10 .. 55s 8d1433 Od 2,5 s 6u 358 70 45s 74:433 74
17 .. 553 100133 0 i 255 64 3,s 4' 453 6d!44t 5
24 55; 6 1433 5. 258 3 37s 44 463 1c:'443 7d
31 .. 53s 11.(433 14 258 01 363 10c 455 9.1 45s 3d
6ve4OsAg.Av. ,55s 10d 43s 3(, 25s 7d 36; 4 45s 83143 s 31

LONDON CAT CLE MARKET.- Nov 6

• •
Although the ntraber of beasts is not Nery large— they— cannot be
d'sposed of. The small amcunt cf busl css transacted is at lower
ia'es. There are on ly a few sheep, and purchases very scarce. A
Lrge proyortlon remain unsold Calve, are lower. From Germany
and Holland there are 122 beasts, 390 sheep, and 354 calves. l‘orthern
and Midland Ccunties, 400 beasts, and 113 mikh cows from the Home
Counties.

Per stone of Blbs. s. d. s. d Per stone of Sibs. s. d, s d
Best cots, Herefords 4 6 4 8 Best Duo & H,-bred .. 0 0 0 0
Best Short-horns 4 2 4 4 Best Long-w 0015!.... 4 8 5 0
Second quality beasts 3 0 3 6 Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 e
Calves 4 0 4 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 2 4 4
Pigs
Best Dns & 5 2 5 s Lambs 0 0 0 0
Beasts at market, 934 ; sheep and lambs, 3,030; calves, 420;
pigs, 230.

LONDON RIDE MARIKET.—Nov. 6.
LEADINnALL.—The following ale tho vices :-56 lb. to 64 lb.,
5d to v ; 64 iba to 72 lbs 5d to 54d ; 72 Ibo to 80 lb. 54d to 84d ; 80 lbs

oFB lb. 51d to 51d 881bs to 96 lbs, 53d to sld ;95 lb% to 104 lbs, sid
to 6d; 104 lbs to 112 lbs, 6d to did. Horse hides, 103 to 113.
Caif skins, tight, 3s to 53 ; full, 8s to 83 6d.
BEHMONDBEY.—Sheep skins, p 5s 6d to 7s Od ; tents and half-
brcds, 4s 6d to 5s 3 ; Downs, 3s 4d t" 4s OA.