Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

The FIRST NEWMARKET BIENNIAL STAKES of 10 soya
each, with 100 added, for three year olds ; colts Bst 71b, fillies
Bst 31b ; the second to receive a sum equal to 10 per cent on
the whole stake, and the third a sum equal to 5 per cent ;
R.M. ; 80 subs.
Bc by Bay Middle- Guy Fawkes Sir Piercie Shafton
ton out of Bribery *Snapdragon sZaretan
*The Sunk en Rock The Thames Foremast
Ch eby Pyrrhus the Marinette Antonio
First—Butterfly Julie Kate Coventry
Tomboy Young Sykes I 513 cby Leopold out
*Coxcomb Sir Hercules of Agnes
*Northern Light Trumpeter I Crafton
Riehmond Christmas Pie Cynthia
The Elk Balnamoon J Defender
*Orlanda Peace Proclaimed I ITralian
The Lark *Fusee I Carlotta
Mouravieff *Manske Fearless
Magie Logic The Covenant Bow
May Morning Conjuror Never Despair
Newlight Rainbow Spratton
*Knuckle Duster .. Miss Finch Commodore
*Oceanus Bridegroom *Assignee
Fingal *Bourne Miss Harriet
Scent St. Clarence Syracuse
*Chanoine Villaret C by Orlando out of
Caucasian The Mite The Broom
Mrs Stowe (h b) Master Slender Miss Eleanor
Aneurin Merryman Cynricus
Birdbolt Stockham Ralpho
Hermitage C by Cotherstone Volatile
Ticket of Leave out of Glenluce I Christopher (dead)
West Stanley Bc by Filius out of I Engineer (dead)
Clapham Belle Sauvage
The Fourth SALE STAKES of 50 soya each, h ft, for three
year olds ; colts Bst 101 b, fillies Bst 61b ; those by stallions
or out of mares that never bred a winner allowed 31b, and
those sold for less than 300 gs allowed 31b, for less than
100 gs 61b ; A.F. ; 10 subs.
*Orlando (61b) Conjuror I Vigo (61b)
Volcano (Gib)
Ch c by Pyrrhus the 1 Fearless (91h)
"Caharity (nib) rhot—m.), cc:Lw(sw) F by Alarm out of
I
Lord of the Manor Joyeuse (31b) lris (61b)

MATCH, 400, 150 ft ; D.M.---Sir. J. Hawley's Musjid,
Bst 121 b, agst Lord Glasgow's f by Orlando, dam by Laner-
cost or Retriever, 7st 121 b, both three year olds.
MATCH, 500, 200 ft; Ab. M.---Lord Glasgow's brother to
Bird on the Wing, 4 yrs, Bst 91b, agst Sir J. Hawley's Lord
Nelson, 5 yrs, Bst 31b.
MATCH, 500, 300 ft; D.M.---Mr. F. Robinson's Anton,
Bst 71b, agst *Duke of Bedford's Killigrew, 6st 101 b.

HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMENTS
On the 4th inst., at 2.30 p.m., Ancient Briton, Vigo, and
Queen Bess out of the Londesborough Cup at York.
On the 4th inst., after 6 p.m., Minister out of the Railway
Plate at Epsom.
Ou the sth inst., at 9 a.m., Brookside out of the Metro-
politan Handicap.
On the sth inst., at 9 a.m., Puritan out of the Railway
Plate at Epsom.
On the Bth inst., at 9 a.m., Griselda out of the City and
Suburban Handicap.
On the 11th inst., at 2.55 p.m., Mutineer out of his
eng,agements at York Spring, Chester Cup, and Newmarket
Handicap.
On the 11th inst., at 2.55 p.m., Halo' Birklees and Flitch
out of the City and Suburban Handicap.
On th 11th inst., at 2.55 p m., Sweet William out of the
City and Suburban and Newmarket Handicaps.
On the 12th inst., at 4.8 p.m , Gorsehill out of the Chester
Cup.
On the 13th inst., at 9 a.m., Egbert out of the Two Year
Old Stakes at Epsom.
On the 13th inst., at 9 a.m., Mitraille out of all her
engagements.
On the 14th inst., at 2 p.m., Newington out of the
Metropolitan and Newmarket Handicaps.
On the 15th inst., at 12.53 p.m., Beacon out of the City
and Suburban Handicap.
On the 16th inst., at 3.50 p.m., English Rose out of the
Marquis of Westminster's Plate at Chester.
On the 18th inst., at 12.30 p.m., Ardea out of the Wynn-
stay Handicap:
On the 21st inst., at 9 a,m,, Orillade out of the Chester
Cup.
Longraiwe and Go-ahead have been scratched for the
Marquis of Westminster's Plate at Chest
HORSES IN WORK AT NEWY
North Lincoln Esperance
Hungerford Sweet William
Sichmus The Poacher
Mcntmore Brown Middleton
Crafton King at Arms
Bastion Water Sprite
Newstead B f by Kingston out
Ch cby Leopold out of Ellen Home, 2 y
of Agnes, 3 yrs Child of the Ocean
Bro to Sydney, 3 yrs Little Nat
Grenilda Press Forward
Star of the Yale Odd Fellow
Admiralty Queen of the Wake
Balloon Noisette
Worcester Newmarket (late
Sarcasm colt, 5 yrs Bourne)
1' by Pyrrhus the Marske
First out of Sneer Sedbury
Prioress Polonius
Barbarity Perfection
Belle Olympus
Orlanda The Courier
Olympias Schoolfellow
Loiterer, 2 yrs Dullingham
Woodburn Coxcomb
Malacca. Adulation
Gourd Rope Dancer
Commodore Rose Middleton
York Lcontes
Scourge Pavilion
Don Cossack Harry
Blackmail Luff
Merry May Killigrew
Hop Merchant Rechab
Penalty Golden Rule
Mavourneen Golden Pippin
Hobgoblin King of the Gipsies
Matins
ARRIVALS.
Australian Maid, Roman Candle, Chanoine, filly by Sur-
plice—lanthe, filly by Surplice—New Forest Deer, Toxo-
philite, Harefoot, Birdbolt, Brother to Bird on the Wing,
Lord Nelson, Gilliver, Beacon, Gallus, Musjid, Twang,
Madame Eglantine, Volcano, Chapelier, Tight Fit, Helia,
Volatile, Ignoramus, Stockham, Indifference, Commodore,
colt by Filing, Pan, Wrestler, Nutfie]d,Vulture, Old Robert,
Tournament, Newcastle, filly by Stockwell, Precursor,
Speaker, Marmalade, Dumfries, Rhisus, Yellow Rose, Rain-
bow, Lord of the Manor, Trumpeter, Sunbeam, Cynricus,
Defender, Vigo, Lady Blanche, filly by Orlando, Coalition
filly, Production, Pandora, Maid of Masham filly, Glenluce
colt, Merryman, Harry Stanley, Peter Flat, Actaeon.

qA.RKET.
Solomon
Yorkshire Grey
Fusee
Apathy
Cabardy
Sister to Apathy
Queen of the East
Ochiltree
The Greek
Young Hopeful
Jordan
Artless
Beatrice
July
Target
Delusion
Melibceus
Frederick
The Assignee
Gilgal
Dulcibella
Digby Grand
Claude du Val
The Myth
Harry Bluff
Dame Alice
Miss Bowser
B f by Ambrose out
of Tisiphone, 3 yrs
La Traviata
Dejanira
Chanoine
Whitewall
Stanza
Oceanus
Knuckle Duster
Castanette

The winner of the Newmarket Handicap will be found in
either Old Robert or Helia.—Yours,
A FRIEND OF " TILE MAN IN THE MOON."

D URH AM RACES.---YESTERDAY.

G reystock
Donati .

TRIAL STAKES.

Ten ran.

MONETARY AND CrL'IMERCIAL•
LivERT.IOL, Monday Evening.
the Liverpool Gotta- Market opened this morn-
ing with a very qui4t feeling, and continued through-
ow the day without any change. The sales amount
to 6,000 balsa, and include about 1,000 taken for
spculation and export. Prices remain the same as
on Friday.. The following are the particulars of
thi'quantity of Cotton now at sea from New Orleans,
as idvised by the Persia, and which shows a total
of '.94,204 bales :-
Clerd Ship. Master. Bls .1
Jan 20 Barnabus Webb .. Watts.... 42601
Jan 27 S E Pettigrew ..... Bardick .. 4913
Feb 3 S E Smith Gates ..... 4364
Fet 5 Wm Lord, juur ... Brown .. 4503
Fetl2 'Victory
Febl4 Ocean Monarch .. Page .... 7069
FeblB Wm Stetson .. Jordan.... 4024
Feb 23 Joseph Fish ...... Young .. 4050
Feb 23 Czar..
Feb 24 England Cochran-.. 2117
Feb 24 Lady Sale ..
Feb2s Redwood .. Philbrook.!B6Bs
Feb2s Premier
Feb 26 Belmont .
Feb 26 Sarah and Emma Walker .. 3195
Mar 1 Illustrious Miles .... 3470
Mar 5 Manchester Ryan 2247
Mar 9 Detroit • Thomas ... 3880
Marlo Euxine ...... Watson .. 2761
Marll James Yeo
Marll Frank Boult
Marll Zembezie
Marl 2 Ironsides
Marl 2 Rufus Choate
Marl4lMontmorenci
Marl 6 Windermere ...
Marl 7 B S Kimball .... Hosmer ... 3955 J P Whitney and Co.
Marl 7 .E D Peters .. CurtlS.... 3635 S Jones and Co.
MarlB Sylvanusßlanehard York .... 3400 S Jones and Co.
MarlB George We5t....... Couch 3756 J P Whitney and Co.
MarlB John J Boyd Thomas . 4807 J P Whitney and Co.
Mar 23 Sultan Abbott .. 915 Meeker, Knox and Co.
Mar 24 Nelson.
Mar 24 Anglesea Bruce 2799 Wheeler and Shepherd
Mar 25 China .
Mar 25 Caroline Nesmith.. Milliken... 2890 Meeker, Knox and Co.
Mar 25 Mohongo MeDaid ... 1993 Houghton, Rankin &Co
Mar 26 Metropolis . .. Foster 2583 J P Whitney and Co.
Mar 26 Onward Coombs .. 2844 S Jones and Co.
Mar2B St James... Colley 4126 Ashbridge & Nephew
Mar2B Elviro Owen .... Alexander 2798 Baxter, Lovell and Co.
Mar2B R Jacobs....- .. Henderson 3794 J P Whitney and Co.
Mar29lWm Witherlie .... Atwood
Mar 29IAssyria
Mar 301 Addie Snow Howe 3476 Ashbridge and Nephew
Mar 30;Epaminondas Heasley
Mar 30 Augusta Bissen ... 790 Johnston, Moke & Co.
Mar 31 Bazaar ........... Stuart..... 2958 Ashbridge and Nephew
Mar 31 Middleton . • Joslin ..... 2635 Wheeler and Shepherd
Apl 1 Orse .
Apl 21Wm Rathbone .... Pratt 1n941 Creevy and Farwell
Apl 21Aeguila
Apl 4:Northampton.... Elwell 3282 Meeker, Knox and Co.
Apl 4'Thorwaldsen Brown . 2605 Meeker, Knox and Co.
Apl 4 Horizon
Apl 5 H Cooke . ,Flarty..... 2704 Houghton, Rankin &Co
Apl 5 Arthur . . lWatson ... 2905 Houghton, Rankin &Co
Apl 5 Albatross.. ;Weeks .. 2621 Meeker, Knox and Co.
194,204 Bales.
The Liverpool Share Market opened this morning
with great excitement, and a heavy decline for all
descriptions of Stock from the closing quotations of
Tuesday, and as the day advanced under the pressure
Of sales, prices further declined,until, at the close, the
fall amounted to from 21 to 3 per cent. The trans-
actions were rather numerous, and were as follows :-
Caledonian, 771, 771, 77 ; Eastern Counties, 11 ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 90, 901, 90, 894; London
and North Western, 914, 914, 911, 911, 91%, 91 ;
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 374 371,
37, 36%; Midland, 99, 994, 99, 981, 981 ; North
Eastern-Berwick Stock, 881 •, St. Helen's Railway
and Canal, A, 871- South Eastern, 191, 19 7-16,
193 ; Grand Trunk O
f Canada, 8, 74 ; Do. 7 per cent.
Preference, 1862, 74 ; Great Western of Canada, 15.
There was no improvement after official hours, and
the sales made were effected at a still further decline.
They comprised Lancashire and Yorkshire at 892,
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolns at 364, and Mid-
lands at 981. The final closing quotations were:
Blackburn, 111, 111 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 611,
611 ; Caledonian, 761, 77 ; Eastern Counties, 11,114 ;
East Lancashire, 891, 90 ; Great Northern, 98, 99 ;
Do. A., 83, 84 ; Great Western, 54%, 551 ; Lancashire
and Yorkshire Stock, 891, 90 ; London and North
Western Stock, 901 91 ' • Do. one-eight shares, 1 7-16,
1 5-16 d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 364,
361; Midland Stock, 981, 981 ; North British, 54,
541 ; North Staffordshire, 44, .d; North Eastern
-Berwick, 87, 871; York and North Midland, 711,
72 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 44, 441; South Eastern
and Dover, 191, 192 ; Dutch Rhenish, 51, 5R d;
Great Western of Canada, 14-7, 104-; Do. New
Shares, 5%, xd 53 d ; Great sLuxembourg, 51, 6; .
Grand Trunk of Canada, 7%, 8 ; Lombardo-Venetian,
14, l a d Do. New Shares, 21, 14 d.
The London Stock Market has been in a wild
state of excitement all day, so much so, that it has
been impossible to ascertain the actual quotations for
any descriptions of stock ; whilst to effect sales to
any amount has been absolutely impossible. At two
o'clock the actual decline in English Securities was
fully one-and-a-half per cent. from the closing
quotations of Thursday. At noon, Consols were
quoted at 931 to 931, and at the final close,
they stood at 933 to 931. The closing quotations
for other securities were---Three per Cents, 92, 921 ;
Bank Stock, 223, 225 ; Exchequer Bills, large and
small, 33, 35 pm.
The London Share Market was characterised by
the same features as that of Liverpool, and it was
almost impossible to effect sales to any extent.
The decline in prices was general, and very
heavy, amounting in all the leading Railway
Securities to from two to three per cent. The
market closed without any improvement in tone at
the following quotations :-Ambergate, 54 ; Caledo-
nian, 761, 77 ; preference, 99, 101 ; Eastern Counties,
55, 56 ; East Lancashire, 88, 90 ; Edinburgh and
Glasgow, 70, 72; Great Northern, 97, 98 ; ditto A,
81, 83 ; ditto B, 129, 131 ; Great Western, 541, 551;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 894, 901 • New Indian
Loan, 2, 11 ; Brighton, 107, 108 ; North-Western,
904, 901; South-Western, 89, 90 ; Manchester,
Sheffield, and Lincoln, 361, 371; Midland, 981 ;
North British, 52, 54, pref., 107, 109 ; North-Eastern
-Berwick, 84, 86 ; ditto Leeds, 43, 44 ; ditto York,
71, 73 ; North Stafford, 5, 41 ; South Eastern, 64,
65 ; Turkish Sixes, 75, 77 ; ditto Fours, 100, 102 ;
Great Western of Canada, 144, 151 ; new, 51, 51 dis.;
ditto Trunks, 74, 8; Lombardo, 24, 14, dis.
I The Foreign Stock Market was even more do-
pressed
tieths adnectlhineeEdnignliz,haluaendfrosmomeeigiolft tthoe
nineo per
cent. cent. French and Lombardo-Vonetian Railway
Shares suffered very severely.
A telegraphic despatch has been received from
Marseilles, announcing the arrival at that port of
the steamer Panther, at eight o'clock this morning,
with the Calcutta and China mails, and which left
for London two hours after.
In the London Corn Market to-day wheat
advanced in price, about 2s. per qUarter. In other
articles there was no advance, but recent quotations
were tilly sustained.
In the Discount Market and at the Bank on
Saturday there was a fair demand, but no pressure
whatever.
The amount of Gold withdrawn from the Bank on
Saturday for exportation was 120,0001., making a
total of 200,0001. since the date of the return just
published.
The Railway proceedings of the week have not
been of sufficient importance to require an extended
notice. The Wharneliffe meeting of the Glasgow
and South-Western Company sanctioned two
bills, the objects of which are to raise capital
for making additional works on the Castle Douglas
and Dumfries line, and for coin erting it into
a double instead of a single one, as originally
intended, and to make deviations in the May-
bole and Girvan line. A resolution was passed
confirming the working agreement with the Castle
Douglas and Dumfries Railway. The report of the
directors of the Great Southern of India announces
that it has been ascertained by the consulting
engineer that 560,000/., the sum originally mentioned,
will be sufficient to construct works and provide the
rolling stock for the first section of the railway; Si.
per share has been called up, and the directors have
paid 120,000/. into the treasury of the India Office.
The country between Negapatam and Trichinopoily
has been found peculiarly favourable for the progress
of the undertaking. The chief stations are to be Nega-
patam, on the western coast of the Bay of Bengal,
the town of Tanjore, containing 80,000, and the
town of Trichinopoly, with 35,000 inhabitants. The
directors intimate that the whole country is under
cultivation, and that it is excelled in fertility by
no district of India. The half-yearly meeting
of the Sambre and Meuse Company ter-
minated in the adoption of the report of
the directors and the declaration of a divi-
dend of 3s per share for the past six months. The
general meeting of the Bahia and San Francisco
agreed to the half-yearly report. The works are

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