Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-24 00:00:00

Comm trim 3alts.

NEXT 'WEEK

TIJESErAY,

On Tuesday next, the 27th inst.=
Brokers' Office,
!800 Bales JUTE,
per Cambridge, Nu. 2, Albert Dobk.—Apply to
T- & i 3. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brehers

at Twelve o'etwl‘, at the

at Twelve o'clock, at the I

On Tuesday next, the 27th instant
3rokerA's Office
fie' n 94 Bales-4 U
now landing ex Sumatra, Prince's Dock.—Apnly Ac Messrs.
Thomas and Joknlirocklebank, Mcvehants ; or to
T. and Li. .111711,EDALE & CO, 53-rakers.

.instant, at Twelve o'clock., at the
,E,r.ekerS'• Office, -
100 Bales Bombay 11E11P,
100 Bales COI
2683 Bundles COIR YARN,
Apply to
T. &11.1ATTLEDALE & CO.Arnskers.

On Tuesday next, the

On 3ait.

PACKING.CASES ON SALE

AT 75, DUKE-STREET

OX SALE,

A Quantity Second-hand ALE HOGSHEADS and BARRELS

Apply to

Apply to

JAMES STUBBS, PRICE, & CO.,
14, South Castle-street.

ON SALE,
SULPHCCIC AND MERIATIC ACID.
BIGLAND, SONS, & JEFFREYS,
20, Exchange-Intildings.

ON SALE,
REFINED TABLE SALT
Packed in Hermetically Sealed Earthenware Ja
the Australian, Seuth American, China, Ind' -
WORKS, RIGBY-STREET

Ice., Markets
ROCKLIFF.

Apply to

ON SALE,
MANGANESE,
SULPHUR ORE,
ARSENIC,
VENETIAN RED,
SULPHATE OF COPPER,
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
32; Dale-street.

TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE.
5 M. SALOMON, Importer of every description of
TOYS, LEATHER GOODS, MUSICALINSTRUMENTS,
7 INCY and TOYS of Every Kind, IVhole-
sale'and fo M r
Export,ERCHAN 73DISE and 75, DUKE-STREET. The above
goods can be had in bond. .

kle.stio:k InT Auction.

—By order of the Assignees.—Peremptorily and

Unless previously disposed of by Private Trea
cn Thursday, the 6th October, at Three o'clock, at Cunard,
wilson? and Co.'s Sale-room, Exchange. Liverpool,
The splendidßritish-built Barque
SEA ROVER,
.t ;1" 234 tons late, and 212 tons new register.
111 feet 8-lOths; breadth, 20 feet B.loths
12 feet 8-10ths. Built at Mostyn, in 1855, of ti
very best materials, and classed A 1 for 13 years. This fine
vessel carries a large cargo on a light draft, is very abundantly
found, and can be sent to sea at once. In the Prince's Dock.—
For inventories and farther particulars apply to
CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers.

Length
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We have ;passed ,another dull week it our
niarket,.tthetrade.continuing to buy in the same-cautious
nianzier.; .ned, as the market is freely -supplied. with
Cotton,,acid .holders _generally anxious to :realise, we
base .to reduce our scale of qnotations., The
decline 'in .the " middling " and better qualities of
Alum-icon:is:not more than from 1-16 d. told. per lb. ;
but thetcommon, flusty:sorts, and, in fart, atqueilities of
American with.sand =Must, are not ordya per lb.
lower inwitiee, but are-very unsaleable. The sand and
dust, so xeneril .in the common qualities of American
Cotton thisyear, amounts to a very serious objection,
not only on account, 'of the uncertainty of Goss—which
cannot .betestimated, owing, in many instances, to the
deceitful manner in,which the bales are packed—but
more, at.the,present moment,
.from the trouble:and an-
noyaneefoceasioned. in Tthe working of such Cotton, and
the complaints made shy nany of the operatives. NVe feel
we cannot, -especially, at the opening of a new -season,
draw the attention of buyers in the
.American markets
too strongly to .this fact, and urge the neeessity of a
more ear;ful preparation and inspection of the tales on
the other side. We now quote "middling" -uplands,
6d. 11-10ths; Mobile, .66d. ; and Orleans, 7d. The
Committee ,of Brokers :place "fair" Uplands, nid. ;
Mobile, 'ltd.; and Orleans, Bd. Surat Cotton is plen-
tifully aering for sale, giving buyers an excellent
choice, including much prime quality, such as is
• only to be met with :abundantly among tie first
astant, at Twelve o'clock, at arrivals. In prices there is no quotable change, though

no doubt the tarn of advantage is with buyers. Erazils
are 4d to %d. per lb. lower, the extreme decline apply-
ing to Maeelos. Egyptians are dull of sale, and rather
easier to purchase. 850 American and 130 Surat are
r3ported to have been taken on speculation ; 1,050
American, 7,510 Surat, 60 Tgyptian, and 350 Baum,
for export; 'so that the delivenes to the trade for,the
week have been about 36,500 isales.
In the Liverpool Share .."Nlarket business was
not active, but the value of _most classes of stack
maintained the advance which had been esta-
blished during the week, and the tendency of the
market was towards a general hardening. The
business done included sales at the subjoined
rates :—Birkenhead, 7.; Great Western, 614
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 954 f 4 ; London and
North-Western, ; Grand Trunk of Canada,
15-16tks ; Great Western of canada,l3l3-16ths.
The General Produce Markets have been rather
more active during the week just ended. In
.Sugar, the low prices accepted by holders for re-
fining descriptions have stimulated the demand,
and the market closes steadily at firm prices.
For Molasses there has also been a good demand,
and good qualities being scarce, command full
rates, The Rum Market is steady, without
change in price. There has also been a large
quantity of Coffee offering ; but the demand has
been languid, and there is some slight decline in
prices. Rice is dull ; and although prices are
not lower, there is an evident depressing tendency
in the market. The improvement in Tea noticed
last week continued until the last day or two,
when the market became less actiye ; but prices
keep very firm, Common Congous are scarce at
ls. sd. per lb.
The demand for Beef during the week has been
rather better than for some time past, but no
variation in prices has been reported, although
fine qualities are held with increasing firmness,
.For American Pork there has been but little
inquiry, and sellers, in some instances, have been
pressing. Notwithstanding large recent arrivals,
Cheese has sold freely, and there has been no
accumulation of stock.
A fair amount of business was done in Foreign
Railway Shares, at rates slightly improved com-
pared with those of the previous day, while in all
cases quotations were well supported.. Dutch
itoemsn aqvanced. 7 per cent., and Lombardo-
Venetian 1 per cent. French lines, in some in-
stances, were markedl per cent. higher. Antwerp
and Rotterdam were last quoted at ,:;! to 42-;
Bahia and San Francisco, 1 to 1 dis. ; Dutch
Rhenish, 51 to 4% dis. ; Great Luxembourg, 7%
to 7.1, ; Lombardo-Venetian, New ISsue, 24 to 2%
prem. ; Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean, 354 to
36 ; Paris and Orleans, 54 to 56 ; Sambre and
Meuse, 6Z- to 6%; Ditto, Preference, 84 to 91.
In the London Railway Share Market the
business done was to a fair average extent, and
generally speaking the tone of the market was
firm, while not a few of the principal stocks
advanced in value, the advance ranging from 4
to 2 per cent. Lancaster and Carlisle, with
Scottish Central, closed 40s. higher, and Great
Western, 20$. ; CirO:t Northern, Brighton, Mid-
lands, and South Wales improved. 10s. per
share ; London and North-Western, ss. to 10s:,
Caledonian, Berwicks, and Yorks, were each ss.
better. Caledonian closed at 871 to 881; Eastern
Counties, 551 to 561; Great Northern, 1004 to
1011 ; Great Western, 611 to 62 ; Lancaster and
Carlisle, 194 to 198 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
951 to 96; Brighton and South Coast, 110 to
112 ; London and North-Western, 931 to 9417
South-Western, 92 to 93 ; Midland, 105 to 1051 ;
Berwicks, 881 to 891 ; Yorks, 711 to 721 ; North
London, 103 to 105 ; Scottish Central, 111 to
113 ; South-Eastern, 751 to 751 ; and South
Wales, 621 to 634.
The market for Colonial Railway Shares ex-
hibited some activity, and a uniform steadiness in
the prices, with the exception of East India
Guaranteed, which had an advance of ss. per
share. Atlantic and St. Lawrence left off at 79
to 81 ex div. ; Buffalo and Lake Huron Prefer-
ence, 6 to 7 ; East Indian Guaranteed, 991 to
1001; ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 35 to 36 ; Ditto,
Preference Bonds, 92 to 94 ; Great Indian Penin-
sula, 97 to 98 ; Great Western of Canada, 13% to
to 13%; Scinde, 181 to 191; and Punjaub 1% to
1 dis.
The following appeared in a portion of our im-
pression of yesterday :
MONEY MARKET.
The Funds opened at a further trifling improve-
ment, but towards the middle of the day a reaction
was occasioned by the statement (apparently of an
exaggerated character) respecting the increase in the
French navy. Co.sols finally closed 1-16 to a per
cent. lower than yesterday. In the other departments
of the Stock Exchange there is a growing enquiry
for a number of securities, which hitherto .have been
neglected. From day to day some class of stock
assumes a better position in the market, although more
than a partial revival of business cannot be looked for
until the numerous absentees from London shall return.
To-day's telegrams from Amsterdam announce a fresh
rise of Ito 4 per cent. in Austrian stock. The recent
declaration in the Moniteur, that France has accom-
plished her mission, i.e., that she does not intend to
draw the sword again against Austria, seems to have
given confidence to the holders of these securities.
The demand for money at the Bank to-day was very
slack. The amount of gold taken to the Bank was
£70,000. Large arrivals are announced. There is
still little or no demand for gold for the Continent.—
Daily News.
There is still a general absence of business in
ttahieneSdt.ocknEerxechawnagse, bunet pricespolitical n
eawr fullyse ;
but
wnt
enfottihfiecatlitonnlianfrocimuesßtiizitmz,nywithathempairin-
Tate letters from Paris reiterate the statement that
-
view
immediatelyta ae
sseatpatleemnee
expected. There has been less demand for money to-
day, and the applications at the Bank show a decrease.
The amount of stock paid in full on the New Indian
Loan of £5,000,000, is about £3,250,000. The chan,res
in the Railway Market, to-day, have been unimportant.
—Times.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON, Friday Evening.
To-day there was not much doing in the English
Stock Market, and prices did not vary sensibly
from those of yesterday. Consols opened steadily