Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-06 00:00:00

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.

Livarool. PRODUCE. Colonial, &c.—With the exception of
the sale of 160 hogsheads Demerara Sugar, at 38s Gd to 408 3d
for Muscavado, and 45s 3d to 45s 6d per cwt. forgrainy, nothing
has occurred in colonial produ,.e. Rice also continues neglected.
At the public sales, this morning, 670 bags Bombay Saltpetre
brought 19s to 20s, for 40i per cent. refraction; 200 bags Myra-
bolams, at Gs 9d ; 140 lbs. Gambier, all faults, at 13s 9d for heated ;
66 serons Gum Gedda, all faults, at 16s 6d to 18s; 520 bags
Malabar Turmeric, at 13s 3d per ewt. ; and 70 barrels Senna, at
lid to 31 per lb. In Dgeicoods, also by auction, 12 tons Siam
Sapanwou I, at £lO ss; 70 tons Guatamala Fustic, at £7 2s 6d to
£7 7s Gd ; 15 tons Cuba, at £9 12s 6d to £9lss ; 40 tons Honduras
Logwood, at £5 ; and 25 tons Lima-wood, at £1315s to £l3 17s 6d
per ton. Ashes are without change, at 29s for Pot, and at 32s
for Pearl. Of Nitrate of Soda, 140 tons have been placed
at 15s 6d to 16s Gd for 5i per cent. In Brimstone, 30 tons are
reported at £7 les per ton, for best thirds ; 100 bags fine Tyrol
Sumac at 6s ; 200 bags Catania at 6s 3d ; and GO bags Palermo at
lOs 9d; 3 casks Greyish Brown Tartar at 88s; 20 casks Oporto
Red Argols at 40s to 40s 6d, ex-quay ; 10 bags Blue' Galli
at 87s Gd; and 180 bags Bengal Turmeric at 18s 6d per cwt.
Oils : Palm remains steady, at £39 per tun. Ten tuns Olive
has been sold at full rates, and some retail sales of Cocoa Nut
Oil at 44s per cwt. Tallow quoted at 52s 6d for P.Y.C. 70
barrels Spirits of Turpentine have changed hands at 38s 6d, and
80 barrels common Rosin at 5s 4d per cwt. We have also to
notice about 300 bags Bombay Rapeseed at 51s Gd per quarter.
TAVERPOOL Corrox.—There has been a fair demand for Cotton
to-day, but with an ample supply, the market is dull. The
sales—including 100 Pernambuco, at 7id to 8d ; 130 Maranham,
at 8d to 80; 150 Egyptian, at lid to 8d ; 700 Surat, at 5.1 d to
6 3-10—are reported 8,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on specula-
tion
and for export.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE,—Hay, old, 8d to 9d; ditto, new,
co. to Bid; ditto; clover, 7d to lid ; straw, wheat, 3d to 30 ;
ditto, oat, 31d to 4d ; ditto, barley, 2d to 20 ; ditto, Ramps,
2s 10d to 3s ; ditto, Whiterocks, 2s to 2s 2d ; ditto,- Balshaws,
Is Ild to 2s ld; ditto, flakes, 3s to 3s 2d ; turnips, 18s to 19s ;
Manglewurzel, 17s to 18s ; manure, 5s to 7s.

LONDON PannrcE. —Sugar : The public sales are progressing
without showing any material alteration in prices. Barbadoes,
40s to 45s 6d; Demerara, 39s to 42s 6d. Benares sold at is de-
cline 45s to 47s 6d; Date, 37s 6d to 38s; Madras, 44s to 46s 6d.
Refined quiet, 52s 6d to 515. Coffee ; The public sales do not
show any alteration in prices. Low middling to middling plan-
tation Ceylon, 66s to 73s ' • good t o fine ordinary native; 49s 6d to
525. Tea : The market is firm ; public sales are declared for
Friday. Rice : Pinkey Madras sold at 8s ; Necranzie, at 7s 2d‘to
7s 6d. Ruin: Demerara proof sold at 2s. Pepper : Singapore
black sold at 3ld per lb. Cotton: No sales reported. In other
articles no material alteration.

LONDON Coal'.—ln Mark-lane, to-dap, the attendance of the
trade was about as usual as on Wednesdays, the tone VerY firm
—prices of most articles tending upwards. The supPlY of home-
grown grain was very small, and the arrivals of foreign grail;
into London since last Monday were moderate. Wheat fetched
10-day fully last Monday's prices; lour quite as OW as on that

day. The sale of barley continues to proceed slowly on account
of the large stocks now in granary. Oats firm, but quiet. Beans
and peas, slow sale.
BOROUGH Hop.—The market is very firm, and holders are
standing out for much higher prices than late, quotations, in con-
sequence of a report, relied on by many, that some of the large
Burton brewers peremptorily decline to buy or use hops of
foreign growth, as the ales brewed from such do not stand. Large
quantities of English hops are still being exported.
LoNnox TALLOW.—The market is firm to-day at the follow-
ing prices : Town tallow, 51s nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the
spot, 51s 9d to 52s ; January to March, 51s 9d ; March only, 52s ;
April to June, 51s; October to December, 51s.
LoNnox MINES.—In the mining market to-day transactions
have been principally confined to shares in East Bassett,
Trefusis, North Basset, Sortridge Consols, Rosewarne United,
Lady Bertha, and South Basset. Prices exhibit little alteration.
The transactions officially reported in the Stock Exchange
comprise Sortridge Consols at 12s sd, and North Basset at 7i.
Bon Accord Copper shares have been dealt in at par, and
United Mexican at 2i..

GLASGOW CORN.—There was a decidedly firmer feeling in the
market to-day, and an advance on wheat of fully is per quarter
has been established. Barley was a slow sale, at about 6d
advance. Beans unaltered. Peas fully as dear as on last market
day. Oats were without change.
GLASOW IRON.—The market was steady in the forenoon, but
flat at the close; 54s cash was asked for warrants, and 53s 9d
per ton bid.

THE LONDON GAZETTE.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—GUStaViIS Christian Schwabe, c
Moritz Herrman, Frederick Tillson, and Edward Parr, Manilla at i
Gustavus Christian Schwabe and Frederick Bower, Liverpool
and Shanghai ; Jonas Craven and Unice Bentham, Bradford,
Yorkshire, coalminers ; Mary Gowland and George Gowland, ---
Liverpool, chronometer and nautical instrument makers; William
Powell and Robert Beal, Pocklington, Yorkshire, grocers ; Benja-
min Nicholls and Richard Ashton, Manchester, cotton spinners;
Joze Luis Fernandes, jun., and William Sidebottom, Sandal
Magna, Yorkshire, coal proprietors ; John Hawleigh Smith and
James Moore, Liverpool, commission merchants ; Thomas
Cook, Percival Wormald, Frank Wormald, Thomas Hague
Cook, and John Wormald, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, clothiers, so
far as regards the said PereiVal Wormald and Frank Wormald ;
Robert Gill, sen., William Titherington, Robert Gill, jun., and
Chapple Gill, Liverpool, cotton brokers, so far as regards Robert
Gill, senior ; William Moon and Pakenham William Beatty,
Brazils, general merchants ; Henry Romilly, Charles Isaac
Forget, Charles Pierre Melly, and George Melly, Liverpool,
merchants, so far as regards the said Henry Romilly; John
Bapty and Samuel Lee, Huddersfield, dyers; Richard Taylor,
of Singleton, Yorkshire, and Francis Johnsbn, of Skirlaugn,
Yorkshire, cattle dealers; Adam Glendinning and John Wilson,
Liverpool, soap manufacturers ; Francis Henry Thode and
Charles Henry Edward Trumpler, Manchester, merchants; IT
Samuel Cunliffe Lister, Bradford, Yorkshire, and Isaac Holden,
St. Denis, Empire of France, wool comber,. ; John Warr and
James Bellingham, Tipton, Staffordshire, butty colliers ; Robert
Kaye, John Beaumont, and James Johnson, Yorkshire, timber
dealers ; William Hobbs and George Blundstone, Manchester,
commission agents ; Charles William Gray and Benjamin
Gerrish Gray, Liverpool ; J. Knight, jun., and Thomas Moreton S
Davies, Liverpool, painters ; Samuel utherford, jun., and
William Tindall, Liverpool, wholesale tea and coffee dealers;
John Perry Jackson and Alberttes Hayward, Liverpool, ship
chandlers ; Worsley Battersby and Edward Battersby, London
and Liverpool, coal merchants • John Smith and John Schofield, --
Royton, Lancaster, manufacturers ; William Bowman and I
Robert M. Grinnell, Liverpool, merchants ; David Taylor, John
B. Molyneux, Henry Roy ds, and J. J. Myers, Liverpool,
brokers, so far as regards John Blayds Molyneux ; James Blake
and Francis Maxwell, Liverpool, soap manufacturers ; Vre
Paula, Edward Babet, and C. E. Muller, Middleborough, York-
shire, merchants, so far as regards Charles Emilie Muller; John
Beckwith and Samuel Beckwith, Liverpool, hide brokers ; John p
Stephenson, Thomas Blake, Wm. Thompson, H. B. Smith, and
Henry Stephenson, Sheffield, type founders ; John Douglas,
John Muir, Hugh Carswell, and William Hirst, Manchester,
merchants, so far as regards Hugh Carswell ; George Firth,
Frederick Firth, and William Firth, Leeds, iron merchants',
Charles William Everett, John Pinckney, and William Nock'
ney, Salisbury, bankers, so far as regards Charles William Everett/ C
John Jones, and David Jones, Liverpool; James Haddon ae°
James,Searle, Manchester, commission merchants.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND. Joshua Fletcher Lace and
Leonard Addison—fourth div. of Is Id, any Wednesday, at .31r.
G. Morgan's, 10, Cook-street, Liverpool; Joshua Fletcher Lace
(separate estate of)—fourth div. of Is 10d., any Wednesday, 14
Mr. G. Morgan's, 10, Cook-street, Liverpool ; James Fell'
div. of.9id, du new proofs (on account of former div. of Is 9cl),
on Wednesday, Jan 12, and any subsequent Wednesday, at 31r
G. Morgan's, 10, Cook-street, Liverpool ; Robert Cooke—second
div. of lid., any Wednesday, at Mr. G. Morgan's, 10, Cook'
street, Liverpool.

BIRTH.
On the sth inst., at Woodland, Mount Maghull, Mrs. Robert
Girvan, of a daughter.

DEATHS.
On the 26th ult., at Spezzia, Piedmont, Mr. Maurice Telo, of
Liverpool, in the 58th year of his age.

On the Ist inst., at her residence, 4, Great Mersey-streett
Kirkdale, in her eightieth year, Betty Coleborne.
On the 2nd inst., at Windermere House, Princ(
pool, Cora, the wife of Mr. Diedrich Fehrma
Richmond, Vii -
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