The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02 00:00:00

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JAN. 1.

The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 57s 6d nett
ca,h ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 585 3d ; January to
March, 57s 9d.

LONDON MINING MARKET.-JAN. 1.

The market for home mining stocks remains firm. The
demand is chiefly for shares in Alfred Consols, Par Con-
sols, Wheal Margery, Great Wheal Alfred, Wheal Gren-
ville, Ding Dong, Carngorth, United Mines, Porkellis
United, Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), and Wheal Kitty
(Lelant).
In the Stock Exchange to-day the only business recorded
is in United Mexican shares at n. .

Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange :—Bronfloyd, 54, 61 ; Chancellorsville,
6s; Grambler and St. Aubyn, 1171 ; Great Alfred, 12i, 1,
:1„ 12, 6, 12; Lady Bertha, 21s, 20s, 21s : North
(irony, 51, 6 , Porkellis, 101.1 ; Pendeen, 19s ; Rosewarne
United, 45, 46; Snrtridge Consols, Trehane, 12s 6d,
13s : Trewetha, 3Z : West Basset, 32k ; West Caradon,
140 ; Wheal Edward, 21„-i ; Wheal Grenville, 31s 6d,
33s 61; Wheal Wrey, 7y,1; Wheal Zion, 19s. In the
Stock Exchanges Wheal Trelawney, 21 ; Sortridge Consols,
1 11 16; Great Wheal Vor, 51; Great Wheal Alfred, I2Z;
North Crofty, 51; Lady Bertha, 21s, 21s 6d.
Vice Chancellor Wood proposes on the 9th January to
appoint an official manager of the Lake Bathurst Aus-
tralasian Gold Mining Company, now winding up.
The annual meeting of the Altea Mining Association is
called for the 9th January.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 2

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.

Tiger, and Ersteßing.

ARRIVED.

Dec. 31.

Daring St. blicbaels
F. F. Island E'xpres4 „Rio ['lento

Sybil ....

Jan. 1. ' Ella A. Clark ......New Orleans
Atlantic (s.s.) New York Italian (4.3 ) . . Havre
Black Cat St. Tali •haelsl lirjestie P. E. Island
Charlotte
City of Manchester.. Philadelphia Stranger ..
Coquette

SAILED.

Dec. 31. ihamroelt
Leon Raymundo ....Cadiz Jan. 1.
Rowena

OUTPORTS.

Deal, Jan. I.—Passed—The Asiatic, from enlcAtts.
Elsinore, Dec. 27.—Susan and Ann. of Arbroath, mast discharge
and repair. The Pearl, of Arbroath, towed in ; partly discharged.

MARITIME EXTRACTR.

Port Tsaac, Dec. 28.—A quantity of wreckar has been picked up
along the coast, amongst is what appears to be a quarter boat,
marked Joseph Harrett, and some bales of cotton.
Calcutta, Nov. 22.—The Daniel Elliot, which arrived here Nov.
12, tenors having passed on the 9th, ore and a halmiles S:S.E. of
the Channel Buoy, the wreck of a ship with two of her masts visihle
Shanghae, Nov. s.—The Splay of the Ocean, from Singapore to
this port, got ashore on the South Bank, came off ,fter discharging
part of cargo, and arrivel here Oct. 22; damage net ascertained.
Hole Kong, Nov. 15.—The Minx (s.i from Bombay, which arrived
here, Nov. 3, experienced very heavy weather after leaving Singa-
pore, 'hipprd a sea, Oct. 30 which filled the engine room; was
obliged to cut away the mainmast, and keep the men at the pumps
to clear the water from the engine room.
Manilla, Nov. 4.—This place was visited by a typhoon, Oct. 27,
which has done considerable damage to the shipping. The Allotar,
from Hong Kong, which hat arrived here the previous day, drove
on shore, but got off on the 29'h, leaking very badly, and had to be
run. The West (British barque), which arrived here, Oct. 10, from
Singapore, touched slight y, but received no damage. The
Indianiase, from Bosnia. which arrived here, Oc. 3. drove on shore
after cutting away her fore and mainmasts; she had a quantity of
cargo on toard, but has not damaged any of it ; she was got off
Oct. 27.
A vessel, apparently a barque cf about 700 tons, was seen on fire,
Dec. 20, about 160 miles west of iishant. An outward bound
American ship was seen near her taking ff the crew.
Padstow, Dec. 29.—A board, will the name " Mendos " on it,
has been picked up.
New York, Dec. 20 —The Pemberton, from London, vas reported
to be ashore on the Chande ier Dec. 10.
Milford. D_c. 29.—The Eliz ibiith Martin, trona Liverpool to
Singapore, having undergone repairs, hauled out of dock this morn-
ing.
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Queenstown, Dec. 31.—The Majestic, which arrived here water-
logged, iss been pumped out and proceeded to Liverpoool.
Deal, Dec. 31 —1 he Grace, of Whitehaven. from Cuba to Liver-
pool, was abandoned, D, c. 12. with loss et rudder, and in a sinking
state. Crew taken off and loaded here by the Danish schooner
Gazelle.

FOREIGN PORTS.
TI e Fame, Chester, railed from Quebec for this port Aug. 22, and
has not since been heard of.
Magistrate., Wheeler, hence at New Orleans.
Leichardt, hence at Shanghae.
Confucius, hence at Hong Kong.
Fanny Bloomer, and Ann, Lynch—bo h hence at Newfoundland.
E. M. Arndt, Rust, hence at Virginia.
Gertrude, Phinney ; Western Empire, Soule ; and James
Nesmith, Watts—all hence at New Orleans.
L. Princess de Neberla, der, Floyn, hence at Batavia.
Testimonial sailed frAn Hong Kong ior Cork, Oct. 27.
Nauph trite cleared at Pernambuco for Macao and this port Nov.
20. and Iceni Nov. 26.

Glengariff sailed from Pernambuco for Paraiba Nov. 20.
hence ; Gardyne, from Macieo, and sailed Nov. 22 far this
port; and Melbourne, from Sydney, aLd sailed Nov. 25 for London
—all at Pernambuco.