Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-08 00:00:00

The following is a statement of the movement in _cotton -SiiieZlß-1-st. of Septeinber last, as compared with the ire-
vious fouryefrriErr 1 r ; ;
144 1 t 4458: 1 1851: 2856.
Rec. at P'ts 3,661,000 3,0-10,000 2,890,000 3,467,000 2,737,000
78
E. to G.B 1,935,000 , 1,753,000 1,397,000 1,909,000 1,435,000 „ "France 424,000 317,000 405,000 478,000 '406;009
„ other F. P 537,000 380,000 404,000 . 515,000 273,000
'Total Exports-2,696,000 2512,000 2,206,000 2;902,000 2,134,000
Stock on hand 171,000' 135,000 110,000 • 78,000 '
Of which during the-p2st included the al
Be. at P'ts .

166,000

17,000 18,000 ' 9,000
• 5,000 3,000 4,000
• 1,000 • • 9,000 1,000
. 23,000 . 30,000 14,000
SuMniary..—Receipo.—increase at the. yorts, compared
with 1856,, 194,009 bales. Exprt : Incretise• tO Great
Britain, compared with 1856, 26,000 bales ; decrease to
France, 54,000 ; :increase to other foreign ports, 22,000.
Total de-crease in 'exports, 6,000:
Freights,: For Cotton to .I.liverPool, firm at -k-a to 5-32 d.
per lb., and to travre at 2e4 .
Exchanges 'On London, 1101 to 1101 per cent, and .on.
Paris, 5.12 k to 5.133.

Ex to G. 13.1 :
„ France .
~. other P. p,
Total Exports

The continued dullness 'in monetary agairs
advance in rated interest, The ;supply nicapitai is amp
for all business purposes with first-class 'lathes at 6 no-
bon•owerS less known, and loans on 9f^-'

v91.1t.1 any

---y— at, pity
per cent.
The "peace news"
_has ,had little influence on the sto
market. ,Buyers are not disposed to advance, and.somothi
more than- peace in .Italy will be required to cause a]
speculative aft on in fancy stocks. Deniers in the." fancie
are not without hope .that. die cool of atitumn.and a mod
rately easy money market..may have a tendenoir.to call. o

,
myers, and eause more. coup and •

am! remain dull, and- lower rates have 1

cases. The nmi
and seller,is generally such that te,W
.t; Railroad stocks, are „firuier, with a
some,', ,and the few small orders for
met :except -at, higher rates, and b?tter price
offered. •

advance fc

3nnot 1

are gener

e
The' weekly statement of the 'New. York tit bank
their„ average condition for the week
_ending ,3,
as compared with the returns for the precedit., ,e 1
crease of $471,498 in loans, .0,026„76'7 in
in circulation, and ~$2,823,968 in net deposits. ,
the averages for, the, week, fox last week, and for the (
spending date of last year : • •

Date. . : • • Loans ErDis.
July 16, 1859, 120,405658
July 23,,1859,' 119,934,160

23,2234377
21,196,912

Citeula
8,201,67

[Sanle tirnias:Ciear ---"
July 24, 1858, 118,940,492 35,515,243 7,351,045 00,105,69

LATEST MARKETS. •
NEW YORK, July ,26, Evehing—Ashes steady, pot 5 12
pearl 5 75. Cotton steady, sales 2,500 bales, mid. upland::
124 c. Flour, receipts 5,818, sales 9,400 bbls ; State and
Western more, but heavy, and 6 to 10c. lower, on common

graces ; unsound 3 25 to, 4 , 10 ; • superfine ',State 4: 15 .to
4 70; extra State 4 85 t0.5.;' round hoop ohlco4 75 to 5 for
Old, and 5.t0,6 30 for fresh,ground.; ;flornnaon .to,.good extra
Western 4 25 to 5 20 ; • Southern dull and declining,' sales
1;600 bbls ;' mixed to good .45 20 to 5 76 '; fancy and extra
6to 7 50. Corn heavy, sales 19,000 bushels; old mixed
Western, 78 ; 80 to :82 for new ; choice yellow: Southern
88. .Oats dull and lower; Southern and .Jersey: 30 tci'4o;
• Northern and Western 40 to 42. Beef quiet, couirtry mess.B to 9,
is prime $6 to $6 75c., repackedChicago;s9soc. to $l3: -.Pork
',heavy, but unchanged ; 111e55.515:250:,t0 $l5 50c. Bacon
nominal, hams $8 to $Bl,. shoulders $6 to $61.,.. Lard dull,
bbls $lOl to $ll. Rice_.dull, sales 100._tes $3l to $44
Sugar: better grades a shade better, common unchan,
New Orleans $61,-; to $7, MUseoVado ssk.--5: $6,1.
'quiet, Rio .1„c; to -4-e. lower on the week, no sales; .
plantation for export $lOl. :Spirits Turpentine heavy; sales
'9OO bbls. $45 to $49. Common rosin heavy, at-$1 75c. to
$1 772.,;, 750 bbls. fine $4 •to $5,26e. Iron lirm';4oo
Scotch $24 to $25: -Fish lower;' 6;000 qls. dry cod s4'
s4l,for French ; NO. 1 mackerel sl6'2sc. to
seed oil 60C. t061c.1; sperm. dower, 500 bbls. eruct(
tosl 25&:' • -

200 bay

$l6 50c

NRw ORLEANS, July 2G.--Sales cotton.-tA,
sales of last three • days 10;000 ; arid receipt
1,900 lhst year: 'Freight4 to tiverpoolld.

)00 bal

LIST OF PASFIENGERS PER' E.M.S. CANADA, • CAPTAIN of
LANG.—From Boston : Mr. and Mrs.. W. ,D.. Greene, 'Mr: - -
John Smith, Miss Ellen Smith, Miss 'Lucretia Smith, Mrs. • f•j;
S.T. Woodward and son, Mr. and Mrs'. J. J. -d'Arailgo,
M;.' A. G. • Bustatninli,. Mr. 'Manuel del Val, Mr: grid Wm.- •
Ii
J...R. Do*ns, •Mr.'and Mrs. Potter, Mr. L. W. Rroine,- -v
Mr. W. R. •Lyinan; Mr. C. A. Wood, :Mr. J. P. Slaasoli,
Mr. S. Gardiner; Mr. 'Garcia, Mr: V. Janregial.and' lady.
1-. Mr. Z. F. Euoti, Mr. John..Maicohnson, Mr. 3. F.
Heiatic;;Oreeneukb,•'' Mr. .John Hastine?s;
&nson, Mr.: C: Rey, Mr: William Mir
`'Preston, 'Mr. J.: Brtamsan and lady, 'Mr • -
lady, Mrs: •SoOiers, Miss Scats, Mr. W. P:"Rdelpp.,-
'James Langten,- Mr. Frederiek'Craven, -Mrs. ,Susan Gain
Miss Ann Gravely,'Mrs.'.R..ll:l3rown, AIN. H. Malaminc
Mrs. Hannah TreeS; Mrs: LeivisVl4lr. Robert, Crawford,: '
,Yaines'll: • Harper, Mr. Jalvador • Negree, Mr. •Wlrt.l7
Mr.• and Mrs.: M‘Lean'and.two children, Mri Caniiy, :Mr:
and Mrs. J. Watson;-Mr. Lcinis Keller; Mr. Arldrd Pesknt
' From Halifax.: Mr. Falconer.and two daughters, Mr. J. A. • --1,- a
:Captain Wake; R:1%.1.; Mr.' -J. B. ,Elliott, Miss E. roon
`Blaek, Assistant •Pommissary-General-•Slieil,-- Rev. B. floor
'Greig, Mr. J. Horsfall, Mrs. Tucker, Mi. 13eckwith; Mr.' a
Blitchford, Mr. Cockerton, Mr. A. D. Gordon, Mr. A. Burns,
Mr., Mellin, Mi§3-Coekertor 'XL 'George Anderson, rlfr. G
Danes, Mr...M‘lntosh„Mr., J.,ll`Donald, Mr. S. Neeles, Mr. ana.
Everitt, Mr. Band, Lieutenant Terrston,, Master Olibar,- shov
Mr. A. G. Douglas, Mr. Campbell, .Miss .Cooksley, Mr.-A.l; Mrs.
kraser,'Mr. J. P. Davies, Mr. H.,Vaux, Mr.. J. • Reynolds, of t.
Mr. Edwd. ,Prinee, Mr. Alfred ,Emerson,.Mr. W. Cullifuid, wate
Mr. Thos. Priestly, Mr. Benjamin-Young, Mr. ,E. Richards,,-, body
Hallahan, Mr.. John Hughes,.Mr. John Eince, and war
Mi.. George Hutton.,

Mr. D.-8.

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RIVER PLATE SALTED OX AND COW HIDES. I
!th,

PREPARED PORTHE.MAIi OP THE BTH INSTAN

gust
The demand has been small throughout Au and
prices menth, and
prices declined abont id: per, lb. The later accounts, just
to hand per steamer' ' have given renewed Strength to the
market ; and, owing to the advance in the Plate, and With
the prospect of political disturbances, and close of the: equall
shipping season; holders are ve firm. Import in the-month,
57;083 Hides. Salest 30,700, chiefly sold before arrival? NSTI
Sales haVe been made ofl3. A. ox, fair to geed,. 5911b5. proved
to 60 lbs., at 80. to B',-,d., tare 5 lbs. ; light ox, 41;7 lbs. to money,
501 lbs., at 84{1. to 81d., tare 4 lbs. ;M. V. ox, 614 'lbs. to waa
fo
64b5., at 731„ tare s,lbs. ; , lbs., at 71d., tare lbs. ; pocket-
extra heaVy, 80 lbg. at 74d. to 71d., tare 7 lbs. ;inferior id that ho
proportion: Stock; ' 52,557" Hides, consisting of ' 29,948 possess
heavy ox, 11,424 light, 61 cows, and some' now landing. wish
BRAZIL HIDES : No import and no stock. •
RrvEn PLATE HORgE. HrnEs : ImpOrt, 10,250 ; sales,
2,000; salted 3O lbs., 135.; 32 lbs., greasy, Bs. to
10s. 10d. ; stock; 26,560 salted.
SOUTH AMERICAN H-Arn.--ImPOrt 33 bales. No public
sale during the month. Saleslo bales ; _mixed 11d. Stock
100 bales. • • ' • •
Ox AND Cow ITORNS.—lmport _270,000. No sales.
Late imports to be Wad- on' the 18th instant.
• SOUTH AIVERICAN TALLow.,--Import 2;750. pipes, which
had nearly all been sold to arrive. Sales about 300 pipei
545. to 545. 6d. for fair to good -colour; 535. to 535. 6d. for
yellow. Stock 3,800• pipes •
MAnEs' GREASE.—No sales. Import 130 pipes.
130xEs.--Import 4900 tons. Sales, 900 ; £4
£4 'los. conirnon; £4 12s. 6d. legs ; £5 12s. 6d. shanks.
VALorriA.—lnaport, 1,150 tons. Not much deniand.
The sales are 180 tons. Full-grown, £l6 ss. ; fair, £l5 ft
£l5 •6s.

afterw

Drvinivi.-'2—lmport, 300 tons. One retail sale.
K. „OAK .BAR.--import, 300 tons. Bales, 170. tons, at Xt
55.• to £7.105. Prices again lower.

HOUSEKEEPERS.—..The Coffee sold by Thompson Brothers,
.5, Elliott-street, at li.-•4ct, is better than you pay is. Bcl. for
at any other establishiiient.
• d
IMPROVEMENT IN GENTLEMEN'S HATS.—Many
letters from time to time have, on this subject, appeared in the
" Post" and " Journal,'P the -originals of which are to be
-seen at our shops, 9, DALE-STREET, and 6' CRESCENT.
MR. JOHN A. SIMPSON; the active partner of the
firm of RINNEA.R and • SIMPSON, begs to state that,
this improvethent in Gentlemen's Hats is his own inven-
tion, and registered by hit in his own name, and is his
own private property. In bringing 'this invention so
prominently before the public, he has avoided say-
' ing one word about it himself. All that has been done
has just been to- print, in ' the " Daily Post " and
the" Liverpool Journal," some three or four raters at
a time. The principle upon which the advertisement is
inserted is the one so well expressed in Proverbs---" Let
another man praise thee, and not thine own mouth ;
stranger, and' not thine own lips." The whole of those
rs
lette are written by persons altogether uninfluenced by
any other motive than this—that they really felt the'bene-
fit of Mr. SIMPSON'S invention, and In such a degree, that •
they thought it only just to him to state their, opinions, not
in .word tuviely) but also jA - . tcy ,

h it was notor

Lq notorious that Wood

o could have : done the
l' that that 'Jones- had- been'

r; and when he