The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-19 00:00:00

THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.

sive, particularly in combing descriptions, which
had realised rather higher rates. In the piece
goods market the high prices of the raw material
had deterred manufacturers from increasing their
stocks, and very little business has been done
except for immediate wants. At Huddersfield,
there has been a' good attendance of buyers,
but the high prices ruling have caused great
caution to be exercised in making purchases.
At Rochdale there was a good enquiry for all
qualities of flannels, several large purchases having
been made for exportation, as well as for home
consumption. At Halifax, also, business was
active, and most of the' mills were working full
time. The attendance of buyers had been good,
and the pmspects of the trade are considered to be
very encouraging, notwithstanding the high prices
ruling for the raw material. At Leicester trade
was dull, owing to the high price of wool, which
which has not been so dear for more than twenty
years.
The Mining Journal of Saturday states :
We have to report a very active market again this week
for progressive mines, and a fair amount of business has been
done in dividend stocks. In the former, those most in
dern-Ind have been Great South Tolgus at 15, South Carn
Bea 181 to 194, North Crofty 64 to 7, Wheal Margery
34 to 35, Rosewarne and Herland 9 to 10, East Basset 76
to 80. In dividend mines, united Shares have advanced to
200, West Bassett to 341 to 35. At Bassett an improve-
ment has taken place, and shares in demand at 280. South
Frances more freely offered as 340. Botallick Shares
have been in demand at 170 to IQO, Alfred Con-
sols 191 to 20, and a large business doing ; Devon Great
Consols, 430, buyers; North Bassett 351 to 36, Mary
Ann 43 to 44. Trelawny do not maintain their
price, being more freely offered at 23 t 0.24 ; Wheal Wrey
7 to 74. Trewetha 34 to 3a, Wheal Edward has improved
21 to 24, West Seton 340 to 350, Pendeen 2, West Provi-
dence 13 to 131, West Frances 30 to 321, Grenville 14 to 2.
In Wheal Harriett a very large business has been doing, and
the shares have advanced to 4 ; for Pollard Shares many
enquiries at 4to 4. An improvement having been reported
in East Alfrd, a demand sprung up for the shares, which
advanced from 1 to 1,1, Par Consols 224 to 234, Herodsfoot
4 to 44, North Frances 10 to 101, Great Hewes 21s to 22s
6d, Providence Mines 72 to 73, Porkellis flat at 10, Sithney
Buller 5 to si, and enquired after ; Pedn an•drea have ad-
vanced to 275, South Condurraw 5s to 6s, West Granville 45
to 5, Boiling well 54 to 6, Kitty (St. Agnes.) 74 to 74. Kitty
(Lelant) 141 to 15, Tavy Consols 14s 6d, Cerngorth 54 to
54. Great Alfred shares have fluctuated very much, but
left off at 11 to 111 buyers."
The Directors of the National Discount Com_
patty have resolved to recommend to the proprie-
tors at the meeting on the 6th Feb. a dividend of
3s. per share on the first issue, and threepence
per share on the second issue. This is the
first dividend declared by the company The
accounts ate made up to the 31st Dec. The
shares are of 251. each, with Si. paid ; but up to a
very recent date only 11. per share was paid on
the new shares.

LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES.—JANueRv 17.

MESSRS. BROWNE, HUNTER AND CO.'S CATALOGUE.

The third day's sale of cotton took place at the Cotton
Saleroom, this day, when Messrs. Browne, Hunter and
Co. offered the following lots. There was a pod attend-
ance of buyers, and the following was the prices realised
for each lot offered :

1,742 BALES EAST INDIA WOOL.

Lot. Bales. Per 111
1 ;33
2 10 Btli
3 9 8111
4 10 811
-5 10 B.ld
6 b
7 al st,
8 6 61,1
9 al 44;
10 6 6i

Lot. Bales. Per lb

Lot. Ba'e3 Per lb.
290 2 5111
291 2 41d
292 al sid
293 2 70
294 a 2 41-1
295 al 54,1
296 al 81(1
297 .5 101
298 3 84
299 a 2 7id
300 2 9-id
301 a I 61

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CommerrtaT Tintetigence.

LIVERPOOL COTTON gARKET.-JA.N. 17.

There has been a slightly improved demand for cotton
to.day, and with moderate supplies. prices are steady. The
sales—including 190 Pernambucos 711 to 811,90 Bahias 7ad
to rid, 60 Maranhams 82-d, 100 Egyptians Sid to 100,
300 Surats 5d to 511—are reported 6,000 bales, of which
1,000 are on speculation and for export.

AGRICULTURAL P.IIODUCE MARKET.—JAN. 1.17,- ,
;
Per stone, 201bs. i Per 9011,5. s. d. a. d.
s. d. ti. rl.lr,otatoei, Seedlings 311 to 4 2
Hay, 01d...... 0 6 to 0 81:Ditto, Kemps .... 4 0 i.o 4 3
Ditto, new.. 0 0 to 0 o,Ditto, Whiterocks.. 3 3 to 3 6
Ditto, clover 0 51 •o 0 7 Ditto, Palshaws .. 3 2 to 3 .5
Green Clover
Vetches 0 0 ' , 0 0 Ditto, cattle ..
Straw, wheat 0 21 LO 0 3, Per ton.
Ditto, oat
Ditto, barley .... 0 2 to 0 21:Carrots
Oats, in straw .... 0 0 to 0 0 Mangle wurtel 0 0 to 0 0
Manure r, 6 to 7 6

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 19.

RIC H kVArga—Morn. 5 17 —Even. 5 47—tt iczM. 11 f:. 6 in

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.

Eari of Derby, and Demerara.

Antelope Gothetburg
Clemenc- Antwerp !Sella Antonia Hamburg
Cosmopolitan
Union

ARRIVED.

Jan. 17.

Baltic (U.S.M.S.)
Invincible

.... New YorklP. R. C Oporto
.triea,Gov. Baron de Vriere Otitend

lanthe Monte Videol Jan. 18.
Enterprise .... .. . Demerar.tWin. M. Guwan Savan,fla
Constitution. „ ......New Orleans Sappho l)emerara
Consul
Mallory Key WestOquendo ........ ~ ...... Ostend
Athens
d!a .. New YorkTersian (5.5.)...... Merbterranean

Jan. 16•

Waverley ..........

SAILED.

. Melbourne'

....Bilboal

,Robin Hood Hong Kong
Northern Bride —Calcutta
• Jan. 18.

Bredalban

Genoa)

Jan. 17.

Scamander ;s.s.) ...... Alexandria
dattler (s.s.)
Oxnard Sydney
Fanny S. Perley Cailea
Dorchester .... Mobile
Joseph Jones Phlladelpha
Windsor Forest .. Mobile

Dreadnought.......... New York
Athena ....... Sierrd Leone
Louisa Bragenton ....Valparaiso

Arabia . Boston
Express .. Lagos
Leucotha ..........New Orleans

OUT PORTS.

Queenstown, Jan. IG.—Put in—Maje►tic, from Liverpool for
Boston, short of provisions. Jan. 17.—Arrived—Amelie, Duke,
from Iquique.
Whilehaven, Jan. 15.—Put in—Fortitude, Will'amson (coals),
from Liverpool for Londonderry. Jan. IG.—Arrived—Reaper, Irvin,
from Liverpool. _ _ _

Kingstown, Jan. 16.—Sailed, 14—Emily, for Para.
IVliltord, Jan. 16.—Put back—Eliza, Beynon, for Liverpool.
Fleetwood, Jan. 16.—Put in—Elephant, Hoggait, from Liverpool.

Gravesend. Jan. 17.—Arrived—The Harniha Matilda. Lasison,
from Trinidad—Wm Hammcnd, Barbadoes—Delia, Chapin, New
Orleans—Martha Ridcourt, New Orleans—King Alfred, Harvey,
Messina—Osiris, Caithness, Santander.

J.,n.l7.—Arrived—The Stratford, Smith, from Madras—
Washi, gton Irving, Wran, Bombay—Echo, and Newton, Callao—
Paisano, Todd, Rio Grande—Lucy, Rio Hache—Cochitn?te, Balti-
more Guadeleta, Cadiz—Dispatch, Gales, Colomba—Vancluse,
Barney, New York—Samuel Wheeler, Patras.
Dover, Jan. 16.—.arrived-1. he Argo, Bartlett, from Oporto, with
loss of mainyard, sails. &c.
Falmouth, Jan 16 —arrivd—The Elizabeth Grayson, from Ran-
goon—lris, Havan nah—fiy water, Thirkell, Aloc..ndria, with lo,s of
bulwarks and sails, foretopmasts and mainboom sprung, and cargo
shifted—Flandre, Weyert, Galatz, with part of cargo thrown over-
board, foremain topmast heads carried away, and sails split,
Sailed—The D'Alembert, Dau:el, fOr Valparaiso.