Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-08 00:00:00

tlessets tor cl,urtiatt. •

Unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty.
On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Three o'clock, at CI
Wilson, and Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool,
The Brigantine
I: kk 1 95 tons registerA. LLengitt, 619 get N5-10ths ; breadth,
4
~. .._ 20 feet 5-10ths ; de? th, 10 feet. Built at Lancas-
,=-77.71-ter in 1815, was doubled from keel to coverin^,
board, and thoroughly overhauled at a cost of £570 in 1857,
when she was classed red star; carries about 140 tons on ten
feet water, and is well suited for a coaster. Apply to
CUNARD, WILSON, & CO. Brokers.
,

Peremptorily and without reserve.—By order of th
On Thursday next, the 10theuilsTa'Ve'a';
Three o'clock, at Cunard, Wilson, , t
.0.41:-.‘, Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool, " and Co
• ANNI The well-known steam-tug
ROBERT BURNS;
95 tons gross measurement. Length, 84 feet 6-10ths ; breadth,
15 feet 8-10ths ; depth, 9 feet , 4-10ths. Built of wood at
Gateshead in 1837, and has been well taken care of. Her
engine and stores are in good order, and she may be inspected
at Tranmere, where she now lies. Apply to
CUNARD, WILSON, and CO., Brokers.

On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Walmer-buildings' Water-street,
A Quantity of WRECKED STORES, .
14,Hti, Consisting of Anchors, Chains, Sails, Standing
Running Rigging, Boats, Masts, Spars,
1.4.441 &c., saved from the wreck of the schooner Char-
-- tertield. Lying in Messrs. G. Robertson & Sons'
Warehouse, Ansdell-street; Masts and Spars lying on the
Duke's Ground, Duke's Dock. Apply to
CURRY, KELLOCK & CO., Brokers.

By a Decree of the High Court of Admiralty.
the 17th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
room, Walmer-buildings, Water-street,
The Barque PHILIP LAING,
';1,
•,,SkA, 459 tons register ; built at Sunderland in 1546,
?'",,7;, • and then classed A 1 at Lloyd's for 11 years; this
year she received a thorough overhaul, and was
''continued for 4 ears;y in 1858 was re-metalled to
ood order. Dimensions : length, 120
10ths ; depth, 19 feet 5-10ths.
rticulars apply to

On Thursci

hull, Gill

Debentures of this yea
and Exchequer Bills,
In the Wiglish Rai:

96f4; 'ditto

business was done, and pi
altered from those of Saturd
was towards improvemen
per cent. better, Berwie]
tion higher.
The Market for Fore
attract much attention,
tained with marked fire
of business done havir
advance. Mexican are

as nave

3panish and Brazilian to

Turkish

iproTted

Sixes to 68+ and, 691,

quoted 1104:4, and the iN
The quotation for Freric
past twelve was 70 20, t
sequently to the open'
described beino. firmer.

Con. Money
„ Account

THE PTINDI
, . . . 961

Exchequer Bills

A. Not. &E. J.
Caledonians . .
Dutch Rhenish

RAILWAY
64-
09iS

lrket, little

matei7ia

.e tendon

Eastern Counties 554 6
East Lancashire .

as are

Edinbgh. & Glas. 79 80
Great Northern 1021
„ A. 884 9
Ge.? Western 651
Gt. W. Canada
Gd.Tk. of Ca. 911-16 13-16
Gt. S. and W.. .107 109

Bouth-Easteri
id Midlands a frac-

but

rarities did not

lues were

aness,
r

)een effected

per cent:hgher

:tent. Original

ge7 Victoria Loan is

Indian ditto 1031

!-1 Rentes pit ten mini

,0 70 15, and sub.

ce ; the -marke

RIMS

J34nk Stock .....225
Three per Cents. 95-4
ikiext Account ..

Lana:&Yorkshire 966 7

N.lArestern. 95t1
-
L. dial S. 95
LeedalsTorthern..' 46:1
Mftn:Sheff. &Lin. 35
Midland Stock —lo6+
North British .. 59-1-
N. Staffordshire. •
S. E. and Dover. 77
York,New &Ber. .89 71

York &N. Mid . .74k

HIDES

In, their monthly Circular, dated to-day, Messrs.
Martin and Co. say :-The arrivals during the past
month front the River Plate comprise the Nina, Town
of Liverpool, and Brwmar, from Buenos Ayres, and the
Camoes, from Uruguay, bringing 16,495 salted ox and
cow hides, and 11,169 salted horse hides ; the Lerida,
from Monte Video, and the Willhelmine Catherina,
from Rio Grande, have also arrived with bones and bone
ash. The imports from other quarters are confined to
3,110 drysalted hides from the Brazils, and 15,000
E. I. kips. The market for salted hides during the
past mouth has been very quiet, holders asking 81d. per
lb. for good salted B. A.'s, buyers refusing to give
more than 84-d. until the 3rd instant, when a small par-
cel at auction brought 80. to 81d. At these prices, but
little.business can be done, but at qd. our stock could
be considerably reduced. The sales during the month
amount to 4,979 hides, which comprise--B.A. heavy ox,
average 591 to 62:11b5., at BN. to 81d., tare Sibs. • light
ox, average 48-1- to 491-lbs., at Bid. to 83d. per lb., tare
4lbs. ; cows, average 4441b5., at Bd. per lb.; tare 41bs. ;
bulls, average 91 to 941b5., atld per lb., tare 7lbs. ;
M. V. heaq ox, average 6P-lbs., at 80. per lb., tare 5
lbs. ; cows, average 49,18 to 511b5., at 71-d. per
1b.,, tare 41bs. Stock, 37,516 hides. Rio
Grande Hides : No imports, sales, or stock. Dry
Hides: No import, sales, or stock. Horse Bides:
Import, 11,169. In consequence of the large quantity
of hides brought forward, we have again had a dull
market, with a poor demand; and some sales show a
further decline of 6d. per hide on the prices paid last
month. The sales amount to 11,600, at the following
rates:-B. A., average 333 to 37 lbs. at 12s. 11d. to
14s. ' • damaged, at 9s. to 10s., average 29 to 311 lbs. at
113.6 d. to 125., 243 lbs. at 9s. 11d.'to 10s. ; heated, at
6s. 11d. to 7s. ' • sound colts, average 193 to 21 1-7 lbs.
at 53." Bd. to Bi., average 13 lbs. at 4s. 6d. M. V.,
321- lbs., at 10s. 2d. to 105.6 d. • heated, &c., average 20Z to
32 ?lbs. at 7s. Bd. to 9s. 3d. Stock, 48,575 hides. New South
\Vales Hides: No import, sales, or stock. Brazil Hides:
Import, 3,110 hides. These hides have been in good
demand for export, the majority of the month's import
being
sold, previous' to arrival, for the continent. The
sales on the.spot amount to 1,850, which comprise
Ceara's, sound,ave7age 32 to 3211bs at 91d • (a
parcel, slightly heated), average ;
paergeldb,. atst2kl. ; heated24o hid ates
Ist damp and country
Ilides,seficrosntdscl,a,36sidavpeale.r,
65d. ' 2nd at 43d. to jr,--41.
West' Coast Hides: Import nil. The sales raeo.eco2n7fitrited.
lb. ''No
to a few dry lining
341b5., old. to 10:td.;
stock. West India Hades : No import, sales, or stock.°
North American Hides : No import, sales, or
stock.
East India Kips : Import 15,700. The demand for
kips, during the month has not been so brisk, and prices
for most descriptions may be quoted about id per lb.
lower; the sales during the month amount to 23,000
kips, which include Calcutta thysalted, good cure, sound,
average 71 lbs., at 130. ; Bengals, fair to good, average
to 7' lbs., at 12d. to 121 d. average 8 lbs. at nia. to
~ Ist rubbed, average 71 to 7Z- lbs. at 91....t09,d. ;
2nds7d. to 71. d. ; light, Ist

16 to 10-2 113'5., at

at 138 d. ttil3 Id. ; Ist heavy, a
BLZ-d. to 92-d.; 2nds at 6,td. to 7

ONE OF THE PASSENGERS BY THE ROYAL CHARTER.
—A young man, named Anthony Belt, one of the pas-
sengers by the ill-fated Royal Charter,who was drowned
when the ship parted, had returned from Australia for
the purpose of comfortin his father, who had lost
another son in the beginning of the year by drowning.
His death was not only peculiarly distressing from this
circumstance, but is deeply to be regretted on other
grounds. He was a heroic young sailor, whose life,
though short, had already been celebrated by many
noble deeds. In the month. of July, 1853, he shipped
as third officer on board the ill-fated Boorneuf, at
Melbourne. The vessel, while attempting to run into
Torres Straits, struck upon a reef. Anthony Belt stood
by the vessel to the last. On a general rush being made
to the cutter, he endeavoured to persuade a part to re-
main with him and make an attempt to launch the boat
which remained amidships. About three o'clock in the
morning she broke in two, and as they did not get the
boat amidships launched, they had to remain exposed to
the storm until daylight. Twice did young Bel'
into the sea with a line to establish a coma