Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-07 00:00:00

ness. These considerations have caused a fresh decline of
toe per cent. in Consols. In all the other departments of
the Stock Exchange, prices likewise show a drooping ten-
dency. Bills appear to have been very well met to-day, the
4th of the month. The supply of money was excessively
large, and choice paper was negotiated between 21 and 21
per cent.' There were scarcely any applications at the Bank.
—Daily News City Article, Saturday Evening.
The English Funds opened at the reduced quotations of
yesterday, and subsequently experienced a further decline.
The renewed probability of a ministeriftl crisis next week,
and a report that the militia are to be called out, and the
tone of accounts from Germany, were among the causes
assigned for the ultimate heaviness, and probably some effect
was also created by the speech of Lord Ellenborough, and
the reference he made to the secret agreement between
Russia and France, and to the contingencies of neutrality.--
Times City Article, Saturday Evening.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—JUNE 6.
SUGAR.—There has been an improved demand, and a fair
amount of business done, the latest sales showing an advance
of 6d per cwt. The business comprises 200 hogsheads
Jamaica at 35s 6d for low brown, to 43s for middling
yellow; 5,000 bags clayed Manilla at 37s 6d; 5,000 bags
old Pernams in bond at 21s ; and 4,400 bags Parabia at 22s
6d per cwt.

MOLASSES have also been in better demand, 170 puncheons
Antigua being reported at 17s, and 230 puncheons to
arrive at 17s per cwt., ex-quay.
Rum.—More enquiry has also appeared. 200 puncheons
Demerara, and 100 puncheons Jamaica having changed
hands at steady rates.
COFFEE.-650 bags Ceara have found buyers at 49s to
62s per cwt.
RICE.—The business is confined to
9s 9d to lOs 9d per cwt.
DYAYOODS.-30 tons St. Domingo Logwood at £4 ; and
70 tons Barwood at £3 for stained, and £3 2s 6d per ton for
sound

ASHES continue qu:
NITRATE OF SODA.-

—Business done at

:s to 16s

—No sales.
BRIMSTONE.-50 tons sold at £8 12s 6d for thirds
£8 15s for seconds.

SALTPETRE

SUMAC

-370 bags Palermo at 9s 9d for old, and 12s for

GAMBIER.-70 tons to arrive on private terms, with a
little done on the spot at 19s for sound, and 18s 6d for
heated.

Chi-Ms.-40 serous Gedda at 245.
BEES WAx.—A small lot of American at £9 13s 9d per

—Palm, small sales at £46 to £47.
business bas transpired. Linseed at 30s.
TALLOW quoted at 57s to 57s 6d for P.Y.C.
.-500 barrels common taken at 41s.
SPIRITS OP TURPENTINE.-35 barrels sold for arrival at
42s 6d.

Olive, no

SEEDS. —1,300 bags Bombay Linseed from the quay at
503 6d ; and 1,400 bags Bombay Rape at 41s 6d per

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—JUNE 6.
The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow :
Sugar : 500 hhds. West India, 6,500 bags Mauritius,
3,000 bags Bengal, and 4,000 bags Madras; Ceylon, 200
casks. Rice: 6,000 bags Madras, 1,200 bags Bengal. The
amount of business done generally has been small since
Friday last. Sugar has been in fair demand, at full prices.
Coffee : No sales of importance reported.
. Tea • The market remains firm.

• Rum : Government has taken double the quantity speci-
fied in the advertisement, which has strengthened the tone
of the market, and 2s 3d has been freely paid for proof
leewards.

This article has a quiet appearance

LONDON CORN MARKET.—JUNE 6.
Yesterday we had some thunder showers. To-day is fine.
Foreign supplies heavy ; all wheat and French flour ; small
of barley, and moderate of oats. English supplies small,
and condition not generally good. We have a moderate
attendance of buyers up to the present hour, who want to
buy at a reduction on last Monday, but factors have not
given way. In foreign little done. Barley firm in price,
with fair demand. Oats slow, and Russians 6d cheaper.
Norfolk flour heavy; sale at 34s 5d to 355. Fine French,
36s to 375.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—JUNE 6.
The bine having made rapid progress during the last few
days, our market has become somewhat heavy, and inferior
hops have a drooping tendency.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—JUNE 6.
The supplies of each kind of fat stock on sale here to-day
were only moderate. For nearly all breeds there was a
steady demand, and prices, compared with Thursday last,
show a considerable advance of 2d per 81bs. Beef, 3s 2d to
4s 8d; mutton, 3s 6d to 5s 2d; lamb, 5s 2d to 6s 2d; veal,
3s 10 to 5s 2d ; and pork, 3s to 4s 24 per 81bs, &c. Total
supply : Beasts, British 3,690, foreign 140 ; sheep and
lambs, British 20,730, foreign 1,580; calves, British 178,
foreign 109 ; pigs, British 270.

to Guadap

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—JUNE 6.
The market is firm, at the following prices :—Town
tallow, 52s net cash ; Petersburgh Y. C., on the spot, 54s
6d ; all this month, 54s 3d to 54s 6d ; July, 55s ; August
to September, 55s 6d; October to December, 55s 9d to 565.
LONDON MINING MARKET.---JUNE 6.

Little business has been done this morning in the mining
market, and the alteration in prices is unimportant. In the
Stock Exchange, East Wheal shares are marked 91, being
dull. There have also been some transactions in shares in
West Frances, East Basset, Great Wheal Alfred, Par Con-
sols, and Wheal Unity Consols. There have been a few
inquiries for the shares of the Bon Accord Mining Company,
which are marked k. dis. Foreign descriptions are inanimate.

LONDON MONEY MARBET.—.TUNE 6.
Consols opened at 93 to 93k, and advanced to 93Z- to 93k.
The last defeat of the Austrians is considered favourable.
Shares very inactive, and prices generally have improved.
Canadian without variation. French very firm, but in-
active. Lombards, 5,1; do. new, 52, 51.

DUNDALK CORN MARKET.—JUNE 6.
Red wheat, 29s to 31s; oats, Iss to 16s; malting barley
18s to 19s.

CORK BUTTER MARKE'
Firsts, 102 s; seconds, 101 s ; third
fifths, 665. 1,500 in market.

-JUNE 6

fourths, 81s

GLASGOW CORN
Market dull, and prices t
ned to give way further.

MARKET

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April 9, on acconnt of mutiny, she sailed again on the
16
for her destination. asting
Bunnos AYRES, April 29.—The American ship
Benson, which arrived here on March 2 from• Ron;
having on board a full cargo of wool, on the 16th /f
found to be on fire ; part of her rigging and boats wero
saved. The cause of the fire is unknown.
BAHAI, May 14.—The Prussian reported April 131extag
being on shore about 20 to 30 miles north of this port,
Itapicuree, proves to be the Hamburgh barque Ernlllsl
Fredericksen, from Rio de Janeiro for New York (417
bags coffee). The ship has become a total wreck; a`B"
lost.
LISBON, May 30.—The Dutch barqne Alcor, Van OP___.„„relis
from Rotterdam for Batavia, put in here this niorw-P',,,,
having been in contact with the English ship M. IC
strong (? Annie Armstrong), from Liverpool for Boon
The Alcor is stated to be leaky, to have her bows 601 u
and bowsprit broken, and will have to discharge.
English ship is reported to have sustained considersu r
damage, and intended to make for this port. Two of he
crew saved themselves on board the Alcor.

SPOKEN

March 21.-
18 W.
March 24.—Edmond Kaye, hence to Bombay,
lon 27 W.
March 24.
27 W in lat 17

100
Georgiana, hence— to Shanohai, in lat 4 -§l*

J.ersilia, hence to Shanghai, in lat 17 S, I°3

March 31.—Naval Brigade, Bombay to Falmouth. s,
April s.—Lady Bruce, Bombay for England, in lat 2

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lon 1 E.
April 7.—John Lain,' hence to Melbourne, nn the E 9 "at,
April 15. Queen of England, hence to Sydney, ill
lat 4
i lon 24 W. 1{ 2 engal at ' ,000 bags B I May 2.—Sandade, from Rio Janeiro for Lisbon, in tat 32 ' '

lon 40 W. .
May 11.—Tasmanian, Bombay for Liverpool, in lat 49 /ft-

ion 27 W.
May 12.—Arno, New Orleans for Liverpool, in lat 34 51
lon 76 W.
May 17.—Margaret Youn,„,
lon 17 W.
May 19.—Leona, New Orleans for Liverpool, in lat 441"
lon 35 W.
May 24.—Kate, hence to Bombay, in lat 17 S, lon 7 Ssl'lv,
May 24.—Europa, hence to Adelaide, in lat 17 S, 101 lat
May 25. Royal Charter (ss), hence to Melbourne, In

to New York, it. lat 40 I'4

45 N, lon 10 W.
May 25.—Ellen Austin, hence to New York, in let 48 14IP
lon 18 NT.
May 31. Mystery, off the Saltees.
June 3.—Sandusky, bound west, off Tuskar. out,
Thomas Brocklebank, Calcutta for Liverpool, 76 days
in lat 3 N, lon 26 W.
Aurora, St. John, N. 8., to Liverpool, 150 miles west of Cafe
Clear.

OUTPORTS. 1111'
GRAVESEND, May s.—Arrived : The Vesta, from —ts
tanzas ; Mama, Thisted ; Valborg, Langscrona ;
Matilde, Stralsund ; Hendrick, Petersburg ; Hea
Stettin ; Minerva, Anclan • Alert, Mosser Rioac ;
Dantzic ; Henrich, Stralsund ; Jane, Memel `'os"-- et
Rouen ; gilistria, Riga ; Ulrica, Christianstadt ; 102r5-.„el;
Ann, Memel ; Telegraph, Christianstadt ; Content, Die"' •
Frances, Nevis; Luna, Memel; Josephine, Helsingele:,
Nonpareil, St Übes ; Ocean Wave, ; J°1131111110;
Stralsuud ,• Cecelia, Nickobing ; Beala Sophia, Stocklo- d;
Advance, Caen ; Veritas, Guernsey ; Adolph,
Adventure, Egursund ; Fancy, Abbeville ; Robert, Durnkirpra:
Zephyr, Abbeville ; Margaret, Dunkirk; Diolanda,
sey ; William Libau ; Zama, Guernsey ; Maria Frederi._;
Rotterdam; 'Lively, Guernsey; Great Spaire, La
Charlemagne,
Dieppe ; Corsica, Guernsey ; Jean de acre,
;1;,{1:
Cronstadtl Sarina, Guernsey Belinda, Guernsey. Sad
The Gisine Jantina, for Petergburg. • UPI
DEAL, June s.—Passed and anchored : The
Stralsunt.
Palmerston, from Porto Rico ; Charles and gner.lalia,
Shields to New York ; Choice, London to Genoa ; 11,1,r0y
Grimsby to Marseilles ; Bertha, Stettin to Bayonne ;
of the Ocean, London to Auckland; Palmerston, L° Vie;
to Kurrachee • Lady Combermere, Newcastle to P-a to
Enthusiast, L'ondon to Martinque ; Guinea, Lags6oo'
London; Excelsior, Bahia to London ; Johannes, op.
'
stantinople to London ; Irene, Darien to London ' ads;l
ticook, Darien to London ; Anne, London to Ore alts;
Salem, Riga to Bridport ; Perciles, Hartlepool to lu(s),
Tantivy, Drafomastria to Hull ; Argus Revolt-1 00,00
reports spoken the ship Beemah, of Liverpool, frora.roodoll
to Shanghai, passed Beechyhead 4th June ; Asia? -
to Barbadoes, (in tow); Byforged Linthal, Mat3l
tow) • Jura, New Zealand to London ; Madras, 14
London
; Brittisher, Cadiz to London ; Elizabeth,

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.
MELBOURNE.-A anrvALs.
Lincolnshire, Roe, from London, March 25
Cambodia, Paige, from London,March 25
Lightning, Clark, from Liverpool, March 25
William Ackers, Jones, from London,
March 26
Dirigo, White, from London, March 28
Bunker Hill, Nolan, from London, March 29
Tinos, Bennet, from London, March 29
Prince of Wales, Jones, from London, March 29,
Captain Cook, Cole, from Liverpool, March 30
Southampton, Tonkin, from London, March 31
Eagle, Murphy, from Liverpool, March 31
o'l:hyen, Addicks, from London, March 31
Medina, Starkey, from Liverpool, March 31
DioMe, Falls, from Liverpool, April 1
Magdalena, Heinrichson, from London, April 3
Amphion, Bjornstrom, from London, April 3
Charger, M'Ghie, from Liverpool, April 5
Wallace, White, from Glasgow, April 5
Ardmillan, Jameson, from London, April 7
Beechworth, Frain; from Liverpool, April 11
Dirk Arnold, De Veer, from Sunderland, April 1:

amer, Snow, from. London, April 1
les, from London, April 14

DEPARTURES

Indian Queen, Brewer, for Liverpool, March
Greyhound, Davies, for Liverpool, March 17.
Annie Wilson, Duckett, for Liverpool, March
Ben Nevis, Heron, for Liverpool, March 25.
Shalimar, Brown, for Liverpool, March 26.
Planet, Tulloeh, for London, March 28.
Nimroud, Harrison, for London, March 28.
Suffolk, Martin, for London, March 30.
Result, Dickinson, for London, April 6.
Ocean Chief, Brown, for Liverpool, April 9.

-ARRIVALS

April 2

Claremont, Burgoyne, from Gla
Canaan, Wilson, from London
Holberg, from Liverpool, April 6
lam, Leslie, from Downs

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Jason, Stuart, for London, April 5
Moravian, Edward, for London, April

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