Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-04 00:00:00

LONDON MINING MARKET.-JULY 2

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In the mining market, to-day, the transactions have been
principally confined to shares in Wheal Basset, Grambler
and St. Aubyn, North Bassett, West Seton, and East Gun-
nislake. The bargains officially reported in the Stock
Exchange comprise North Basset at 7, and Grambler and
St. Aubyn at 62. There is little change in quotations.
Foreign and colonial mining shares have met with scarcely
any business, and are nominally unaltered in price. A
reduction of 4cl per lb took place yesterday in the price of
manufactured copper. Present quotations are reported as
follows by Messrs. Sims, Willyams, Nevill, Drnce and Co. :
Manufactured, 11,d per lb; tough cake and tile, £lO2 lOs
per ton ; yellow metal sheathing and bolts, 91d per lb.
At a meeting of adventurers in Rosewarne and Harland
United Mines, held on, the 28th ult., the accounts showed a
balance in favour of the mines of £1,136 1 ls. A dividend
of £1 per share was declared, leaving a balance of £ll2 Ils
to be carried to the next account.

The North Crofty Mine accounts, presented at the meeting
held on the 28th nit., showed a balance in favour of the
mine of £lO3 17s 6d.

WEEKLY REPORT OF METAL MARKET,

There is no new feature of importance in this market.
Copper shows no recovery, and prices have been reduced to-
day Id per lb. Irpn continues in but moderate request.
Tin is firmer, and the price at the sale of banca in Holland
next week is generally expected to be higher than late quo-
tations. Leal keeps firm, and in fair demand. Spelter is
without change, but some business has been transacted
during the week. Tin plates found a rather better market.

PPIN G INTELLIGENCE.

Tun Day

HIGH WATER

1 42..

WIND

At LtrmtpooL,...S.
~ HOLYHEAD, ... S,

Even. Height
2 7.... 18 1

Light breeze
Fresh breeze

ARRIVED

Belle of the Oceanailiramichi Leocadie
Cintra (ss) Oporto Melita (sa) .....
City of Washington (ss) Ocean Chief ..
New York Seraphina ....
Quebec Sharston
New York Triton ....
Buenos Ayres Virago (h.m.s.)
Nantes Nile (h.m.s)

Charles H Wilkie
Dreadnought
Esther .
Eleanore

Smyrna, &C.

. . Melbourne
Pernambuco
Philadelphia
Seville

SAILED.
New. York Joseph Steele
Singapore Meika Jacoba
....Genoa Maria Helena
. Bordeaux Margaret
...Boston Merrimac ..
....Ferrol Novelle Societe
....Malta Parker
. Cronstadt Phcenix
New York Medallion
....Nerve Resolute

America

Calcutta
.. Genos

Augusta .
Antoinette

Amelina
Canada (s)
Camilla
Charles Sprague
Clio

Etna (s) ,
Johannes

MARITIME EXTRACTS

Lisboa
St Petersburg
• Calcutta
.BordeatiS
.Demenut
• Revel
New York
New York

LrvERPooL, July 2,

The Frances Henty, from Portland Ray off Plymouth,
reports having passed a great many icebergs from lat 56.5 S►
and lon 139.15 W, to lat 54.t0 S, and lon 114 W, some of
them of enormous size, and many from 200. to 300 feet
high. Did not see any small or loose ice. The Frances
Henty sailed on the 4th April, and passed the Horn on the
7th May.,
The Pharamond, Phillips, arrived off Fowey on the Ist
July,' and landed the master and 10 of the crew of the
Ann Roxby, of Liverpool, which was burnt on the 28th
April. Two of the crew were taken on board the Alms,
bound to Monte Video.
Several cases of Sherry wine have been picked up .at
La Hogue, supposed to have been part of the cargo of the
Thalia (ss), from Cadiz to London, which foundered on the
4th March, after collision, about- 38 miles from • the
Eddystone.

NEW YORK, June IZ.—The Flight, Hawkes, left Kef
West for Queenstown on the 10th inst., with cargo of the
barque Buenos Ayrean, from Matanzas. The Brother,
Morris, which arrived at Providence 15th June, from
verpool, had to throw overboard a portion of her care
(iron), during a heavy gale on the 9th June, to ease tik?
vessel. The Roseneath has been taken into dry dock 11
the U.S. Navy Yard for repairs. The Speed, Tomlinsont,,
from Anapolis for Boston, went ashore on the coast 01,
Maine, and lost deck-load, &c.
CONSTANTINOPLE, June 22.--The barque Eos, Scott, got
on shore off the the mouth of the river Rhodins June 12,
bnt was assisted off by a, steam-tug for £25. The Dutch
brig Paul Marie, from Newcastle for Sebastopol (coals), got
on shore at Cape Hellas the same day, but came afloat thg
next day, after throwing about 30 tons of cargo overboard'
The Sardinian barque Adamo (in ballast) got aground uS
the Bay of the Dardanelles the same day, but was assisted
off by a steam-tug for 412. The Mecklenburg barqu
Erwin, Maas (ballast) got on shore off Megidich BatterY
June 13, but was assisted off on the 15th, by a steam-tug
for £3O. A report from Tenedos, received at the Dardan-
elles on the 15th June, states that on the 10th a Turkish
steamer from Constantinople, with passengers, Game 10
contact, near the coast of Troy, with the British barque
Octavus, of Malta. The steamer had her funnel and one 0f
her masts carried away, but the barque sustained but Tel
slight damage.