The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-07 00:00:00

IqONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening.
The a-as a good demand for Cotton to day,
al though it was for small parcels, and, with esti-
;kate(' sales of 7,000 bales,- including 1,500 on
Peculation and for export, prices closed firmly.
gessrs. Wright, jun., and Co., in their circular,
tTls3lied this evening for transmission by the Africa,
ake the following remarks with regard to the
rileriea,(3,,,wvelnents in the trade during the week :-
e closed our circular advices of 27th ultimo, per
on a quiet Cotton market, and with some little
ar:egularity in rates. The Africa's advices failed to influence
~,,)? change, and no new feature presents itself for remark.
l'auve trade have bought in small 4nantities only, and specu
than
17° operations have been too restricted to impart more
ordinary interest to the daily business of the Week,
;nicli is still characterized by inactivity ; in meeting the
'preetaand liberally, holders have shown no disposition to
1,0„8,13. 'ales, and prices have 1101, changed, though more
447"'ness attaches to the closing transactions. Lists, to
all haie not been so freely offered or inquired after, and
thafttrties seem disposed to wait the approaching time which
prices the question of crop and the future couree of
titiniat
Evert though the estimate of 3.000,000 should be
txceeded, it -is hot clear that we can receive a
*ancient supply of good working qualities adequate to our
,:sat t, keeping in view that other countries have been
ja „ratinie better g &fel), in the American ports all through the season
,t
classes, and that when high prices prevail
th_ll trash is usually baled up. Figures, however, are
Rroundwork on which operations are based, and it must
ha,c_ore apparent than hitherto that these are fallacious, •
different reasoning will submerge the existing feel-
te of cautious action. The defeat of Ministers and
tl!tireatened dissolution of Parliament do riot alter our posi-
, though it certainly tends to unhinge *tatters, and
Ihunetary affairs are not expected to assume any improve-
more for Borne time; political events in China are, however,
lot, g, exciting, and later advises thence are anxiously looked
:i„' Fair Bowed are raised but there is plenty offer-
I:obi elow the quotation. The total Sales of the week
s_ nit t 31,270 bales, of which 35,790 are American.
irculators have taken 4,700, and Exporters 5,070, leaving
,500
e'ettler• e is b.i
Es of all kinds to the Trade. The import for
4 tirn • 48,671 bales, of which 37,118 are Ana",•leal. The quantity known to be at sea from
‘eart ports is about 123,000 bales.
New , PRICES TO DAY :
ilnbile pr,
Pair, 830 Middling, 7/4 Ord., 61 to 741
4t" 8d " `'6l to 7d
I„tie 7e if 7 9 161 6d to 7d
'tow ,
1857. 1856.
taken for consumption, 341,260 bls. 445,150 bls.
stock chi Export (actual) 23,354 " 41,606 "
s day ;-
35rcq1ker,au. Brazil. Eevptian. E. India. W. India. Total.
25 41,870 16,120 42,240 1,020 341,000
r ;;,,-,rne 1866
.56,270 35,070 21,900 1,820 370,330
‘vitr- Ltverpool Share Market was steady to
.day,
tep,_ a moderate business doing. The transactions
41C,rted Were, Birkenhead, Lancashire and Che-
1, 5,-; 701; Blackburn, 8 13-16; Caledonian, 35, sc,
arid f,; Eastern Counties, 11; Edinburgh, Perth,
81$,undee, 94; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1024,
11t); 1; Lancashire and Carlisle Third Shares,
0. i Loudon and North Western, 106, 4,6, sand ,
.fr Shares, 1-16 d ; Manchester, Sheffield,-Lincolnshire, 384, 8 ; Midland, 841
2114' 4; North Briti4i, 114 ; North Eastern,
~krntDovers, 234, t, 4, ; WhitehaVen and
t-* Buffalo and Lake Huron, 1p ; Grand
„
Itew3 ol Canada, 13 ; Great Western of Canada,
tram, 546 P; Lancashire, 1-16 p; Atlantic Tele-
-' The following were the closing prices :
65:1,„"qrn, 84, 88; Chester and Birkenhead,
k°lyrCaledonian, 35, 354; Chester and
tatre,ad, 194, 194; Eastern Counties, 101, 11;
ti; Lancashire, 100, 1001 ; Great Northern,
; ditto A shares, 101, 104 ; Great
~T,oth-r4t 69, xd 691; Lancashire and Yorkshire
1-021, 1021 ; Liverpool) Crosby, and
toei, 194, 194; London and North Western
kitv,L 10e, xd 1064; ditto shares 1-16, xd par ;
Itaie,"Tater, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 371, 38 ; Mid-
-I\l'lrtil°ekt 841, 844; North British, 11 11.16 114, ;
1)0,4 Staffordshire, 5, Add ; South Eastern and
v 14.1; )\T' 231 23 9-16 ; Scottish North Eastern, 14,
w-_,l)rth Eastern-Berwick, 211, xd 214 ;
ioeCtlu Nora: Midland, 311, xd 314 ; Leeds capital
P; '1),°41,1 204; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4,
a".,:htta Rhenish, 4, 9-16 p; Great Western of
of Tit 261; ditto New Shares, 3 5-16, 3 7-16
C nr;,.71-41xembourg, 101, 101 d ; Grand Trunk
,1`114„--;`111 12; 13.
receij „"ll'owin'g are the weekly Traffic Returns
*O6l e,„Q to this afternoon :-Bedale and Leyburn
lielfast and Ballamena, 1,0771; Birkenhead,
line* shire and Cheshire, 2,1721; Blackburn, 8551;
et) `°l and Exeter 5,110/; Caledonian 11,7881;
2, elte,
•olt/ •(.,r and Holyhead 4,8841; Cork and .Bandon,
14/: Blackroek, and Passage 1731; Deeside
Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,1861; Dun-
dalk and Aberdeen Junction 1,0001; Dun-
Enniskillen 477/; Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Wicklow and Dublin and
)ii,,;°4 1,5451; East Anglian 9751; Eastern
tl2O es and. E. Un. 22,572/; East Lancashire
rrllt.; Edinburgh and Glasgow and Sou'h Dun•
ott1„111.? 4 9361; Edinburgh, Perth, Dundee, and
\S fl-'T Central 5,171/; Glasgow and South West-
orti,"9/; Great North of Scotland 1,1191; Great
derby'
21,757/; Great iSouthern and Western
gert4: Great Western 24.234/; Kendal and Win.
,0
115 ; Lancaster ani Carlisle 5,4501; Lan
bock „,n Yorkshire 22,5381; Llanelly Railway and
Ntio,;!'-'3l; London and Blackwall L 1831; London,
41:6:"°°, and South Coast 10,9121; London and
Western 55,7321; London and South West-
; London, Tilbury, and Sonthend 2001;
,qtapprater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 8 803/;
!"N. 'ester, Sheffield Junction, and Altringhain
.7(,l3l.Slarypert and Carlisle 1,0661; Midland
1,4 d ',Nlirlland Great Western 3,3551; Newcastle
iste:ltliale 3,2621; North British 4,7261; North
an:11„, .30,391/; Newport, Abergavenny, and
aeaff."l 1,060/; North Staffordshire Railway and
fee„4
6,9'37• North Western 874/; Oxford,
teal a el', and Wolverhampton 3,7011; St. Helens
'ol-4 nd Railway 1,5161; Shrewsbury andj,h!
1-4 1,7331; Shrewsbury and Chester 2,7051;
21''01 -te*rs4l/411 and Hereford 1,2101; Scottish North
oai (late Aberdeen) 3,1901; South Devon
;"th E"• '
t 14 3761; South York and
1 4th Dun 2,4721; South Wales 8,1451; Vale of
I.eterk:"slll; Warrington and Southport 1361;
Lrcl arid Kilkenny 2361; Waterford. and
044)-('lc 1 0501 • West Hartlepool E-I and Railway
1",'11"1; Wteha;en and Furness 87/ ;. Whitehaven
'),11 456/; Dutch Rhenish 1,5a7/, Eastern of
&‘late P.iand S-)i32,772/; Great Luxembourg
4,tatie„ reat Western of Canada 9,3021; Northern of
4.,,,qa-1:.18,1301; Orleans, Bordeaux, and Branches
Ittle Paris and Lyons 38,5261; Sambre and
n:-)82/; Western and North Western 21,06u0r
i;tio iue Ale.nchestcr Share Market to-day. thed
'4:-,;),' Prices were current-Leeds, 1021 , Mi
tll-1,31°K5T; Blackburns, 8 13 16 ; and Dovers,
fo4y '''°l-leY Market is still very stringent, and
f econainodation was difficult to obtain, even
elltss signatures, at the minimum rate of 6
ct,l'etl:fikarlcet for the Public Funds and Securities
e:ekth- verY firmly to-day, but subsequently
I'v44t) el:e.ri dull, and prices declined about 4 per
h; h-sit'g at the lowest figure, viz., 934 to 934
V,:tt °,,-.LeY, and 93: to 94 for Account. They hatd.
igh as 931:f0r money and 944 for Account.
,far t"'l' Bills were rather firm, and sold to-day
iti,the .9 2
pm.
htlttlits 41.1c10n Railway Sharo Market was
q°tlate to-day, with little business doing,losing
‘ti°Wer prices prevailing. The
5,,°.,114 Were as follows:-Ambergate,
.Ncott7inoig-;
!Oil„lll4Og ,bt1q,,`1,,,,,P,a5t Junction, 44, 44 ; Caledonian,
:^t,'4 and Glasgow, 57, 58 ; Eastern Counties,
4A I Lancashire, 99, 100 ; Great Northern,.
• IN.
th, tati;. -,Jitto A. 84, 86 ; Great Western, 682, 69 ,
16,1, 41„Pe and Yorkshire, 102, 1021, Leeds Nor-
London and North Western, 1054,
Lone
and South Western, 1051; Manches.
6s.'t)g. d Lincolnshire, 374,1 381; Midland
eastern.B24; North British, 461, 474; South
u,-;11c1 Dover;
.754, 751; York, Newcastle,
ehre.:,.ek, 86, 87 ; York and North Midland,
plfkam"er and Holyhead, 381, 391; Grand Trunk
I,`'.;, le,' 124, 13k ; Great Western of Canada,
c'-Le N 31 31 • Great Southern and
tko tn, ew, 4,
;e, 8,4,10, 112 ; Mexicans, 224 ; Northern o f
°c:0,,3,,,,'1, 39; Paris and Strasburg, 334-; Paris
r,411(`141-'Ns' 574, 584; Russian, 107, 109, els.
Paris
'q1,,014,.rth Eastern Aberdeen, 274, 28, ,
I'lB, 57, 59 ; Western of France, 32, 33 ;
O. 44, 43 ; Geneva, 11, 12 ; Beziers, 34,

; Ardennes, 3, 4 ; Sambre and Meuse, 81, 9 ;
Namur and Liege, 81, 9 ; Great Luxembourg, 51
51, ; Antwerp and Rotterdam. 62., 6R ; Dutch
Rhenish, H, 1 ; Lombardo Venetian, 61, 61.
Business; after of hours, was at the following
prices :—Caledonlan, 70, 791, Eastern Counties,
10k, 11; East Lancashire, 99, 101; Great Northern,
96*, Ditto, A., 84, 86 ; Great Southern and Western,
68a, 688; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 104; London
and North Western, 1052, 106 ; Manchester,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 3474, 38 ; South Eastern,
752, 751; Midland, 82*, 821; York, Newcastle and,
Berwick, 85i, 861; York and North Midland,"
621, 631.

There it a quiet steady business going forward in
our general Produce Markets, at unchanged. prieet,
In Manchester a better trade demand has been
experienced for India Goods and Yarns, which,
however, is only partially felt, although it has
imparted a more cheerful tone to the market, and
sales are practicable at rates not before obtainable.
As a general feature not much businss is progres-
sing, although firmness is the ruling "Characteristic.
Our Grain Market is still void of animation, and
only prithe qualities of Wheat command previous
quotation's with a curtailed demand. Flour is a
dragging sale at a reduction in value of 6d to is
per barrel, and Indian Corn barely supports late
prices under a more limited inquiry The business.
at to day's market was very liMited in all articles,
and to effect sales of any a lower scale of prices
must have been accepted. Wheat is reduced in
value '•2d per 701 b ; Flour nominal, and Indian
Corn freely offered at the quotations.
The following were the closing quotations of
Foreign Exchanges :—Amsterdam, short, 11 15 to
11 16 ; ditto, 3 months, 11 181 to 11 181; Rotter
dam, do, 11 181 to 11 18a; Antwerp, do, 25 45 to
25 50 ; Brussels, do, 25 45 to 25 50 ; Hamburg;
do, 13 'n to 13 8 ; Paris, short, 25 20 to 25 27i;
ditto, 3 months, 25 60 to 25 671 ; Marseilles. do, 25
65 to 25 67i ; Frankfort* do, 1192 to 1191 ; Vienna,
do, 10 26 to 10 28 Trieste, do„ 10 27
,to 10 29;
Petersburg, do, 87 to 371, ; Madrid, do, 49 to 499.

This week.
Import.' Sales

1360%;

Description

360
97 90
2960
22680
4020
2380
420
8660

23311

107 1 ti

BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS.
An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and nth Victoria, tap.
32, for the Week ending t'eb. 27, 1857.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.

Debit,
Notes issued .. £24,113,640

424,113,640

BANKING D:

Debit.
Proprietors' ca-
pital
Rest
Public deposits 7,684,189
Other . „ 10,715,611
Seven days, and
other bills.. 743,563

Credit.
Government

Wot
Other securities 3,459;900
Gold Coin and
Bullion 9,638,640

Total $24,113,640

:PARTMENT.

Credit,
GoVeinment se-

curities . £11,573.889
Other securities 19,620,343
Notes 5,516,910
Gold and silver
coin ,

Total .... 137,416,217 I Total ... £37,416,217
Compared with the return of the previous week, we
have the following results : .
Active circulation .£18,596,730
Decrease
Bullion
Decrease .... b .. . .. 60,975
Rest .... . 3,719,854
Increase
Seven day and other bills . 743,563
Increase
Public deposits .. 7,684.189
Increase
Other deposits
Increase
Government securities 11,573 889
Increase
Other securities
Increase
Notes unemployed 5,516,910
Decrease

The suspension of Messrs. Train and Co., of
Water street, is anneuueed. The firm are engaged
in the American trade. It is feared that the
liabilities will prove large.

Private letters from Paris state that the leading
French journals have been prohibited by authority
from publishing announeena.ents relative to the
projected Russian railways. From this it is na-
turally inferred_ that the French government 'is
desirous of discouraging the undertaking.
The bar silver, ex the Orinoco, was sold yester-
day for India and China, at 5s per ounce
standard, being *d above the price realised for the
remittance by the previous packet. The dollars
by the Orinoco remain on sale.,

The Isabella Hereus has arrived of Swanage from
Shanghai, and the Northfleet in the Downs from
Hong Kong. The former vessel has on freight
413,4001b5. of tea and 1,725 bales of silk; and the
latter 1,042,4001b5. of tea.

We have already referred to the renewed state-
ment that the project for the sale of the Great
Central of France Railway Company to the Orleans,
Lyons, and Mediterranean Companies, has been
decided upon. The Paris advices remark that this
arrangement is understood to be the precursor
of a fusion between the Lyond and Mediterranean
Companies.
It is rumoured in Paris that The Southern of
France Railway Company intend to establish two
lines of steamboats, one of which is to convey pro-
duce,iand goods from the Mediterranean and Levant
to Cette, whilst the other will form a means of
direct communication between Bordeaux and the
rest of the French ports, and Englarid.
Relative to the market for American securities,
Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows :
The market for American securities during the
past week has been inactive and the transactions
have begin quite limited, and at prices generally in
favour of the buyer."

51170

Sea Island -1
Upland -
bio pile -
New Orleans
Brazil -, - -
Egyptian - -
West India -
East India -

Total

THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.

Commerrtal

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.. 7-111.iRthi 6

The adviceS from America received during the week
would, in all iirobabill y, have improved the Cotton Mar-
ket but for an individual telegraph received from New
Orleans, and inserted in the Times, stating that the receipts
for three days were 26,000 bales, whilst others only
estimated them at 17,000 bales. This, the defeat of the
Ministers, and the almost certainty cf an immediate
dissolution, of Parliament, have caused great caution, little
disposition being shown to operate, excepting for imme-
diate requirements. Holders, however, have ban exceed.
ingly firm, and prices for middling qualities of American
are 146 d per lb dearer,
Brazil and Egyptian
Snrat rAtlfer more difficul
The weekly sales are 51,2'
speculation, and 5,070 for ex

Et to buy.
70 bales, of which 4,700 are on
port..

13,,eespaidieurrt. Prices.
st this eak.' I Fair. Stocks

d. d. d. d.
7 to '2O 151 17
7 to ai 7 9-16 9
6i to 8 711-16 8 23976°
64 to si 7 13.16 91
nto g sit si 39810
84 to 11i sj 9 16139
62 to ini 8 320
4i to 61 5 1-16; 5 515 ,1269

white 6.1 to is per quarter lower, with quite a limited sale
for all sorts. _ _

For all outdoor laboUrs the weather in this direction
continuos highly favourable, and the autumn sown wheat
very healthy in appearance.
Arrivals from the 3rd to the sth of March, 1857, inclu.
sive.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 1,277 qrs ;
malt, 12 qrs; oats, 2,794 qrs; oatmeal, 4,447 sacks; flour,
1,811• sacks. Coastwise—Wheat, 490 qrs; barley, 100 qrs;
trait, 33 qrs; oats, 1,565 qrs; oatmeal, 3 sacks; flour, 103
sacks, and 4 brls. Canada and other British Colo ties out
of Europe—Wheat, 341 qrs. United States—Wheat, 1,274
qrs ; Indian corn, 3,327 qrs ; flour, 8,377 brls. Europe,
&c.—Beans, 126 p.c. Into Runcorn—Oats, 922 qrs.
Total—Wheat, 3,382 qrs ; barley, 100 qrs ; malt, 45 qrs ;
oats, 5,281 qrs; beans, 126 qrs; Indian corn, 3,327 qrs;
oatmeal, 4,450 sacks ; flour, 1,914 sacks, and 8,391 brls.
B. MAKIN & SUNS. •

A.GRICULTURA.L PRODUCE MARXET.—MARcEt 6.
Per stone, 26lbs. Per gOlbs. p. d. s. d.
t. d. 0. d. Potatoes, Seedlings 811 to 4 2
Fifty, 01d...... 0 65 to 0 85 Ditto, Kerops ...: 4 1 to 4 4
Ditto, new..
Ditto, clover
Green Clover
Vetches 0 0 to 0 01 Ditto, cattle .
Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 33 Per ton,
Ditto, oat
Ditto, barley .... 0 25 to 0 25 Carrots
Oats, in strata ; 0 0 to 0 0 liangle wurtel ..32 il to 25 0
Manure 5 6 to 7 8

MANCHESTER TRiDE REPORT.—MARCH 6.
BusinesM reaiains very quiet, very little being done in
goods for the Ilndia and China markets.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. -MARCH 8.

Onr markets have been very dull during the week, partly
attribtitable to the undertaln state of pelitiel,

SUGAR : The amount of business -done has been very
small this week. Importers refused to submit to a reduc-
tion, and our quotations are tinaltere,d, but sales to any
extent could not be made at them. Refined steady, with
a limited business only done; lumps, 83s 6d to 665.
COFFEE : Prices have been fully supported, and the
importers are firm.
TEA : The demand has improved the last few days, and
opinions for higher prices have been strengthened since
the arrival of the mail. The last price quoted this morning
is I:3i I for common Congou, which is an advance of id to
lid on the week.

RICE : A fair amotint of business done at a shade
adraniie4
Rust has sold at full prices. bemerara proof, 2s 9d to
2s 101.

COTTON : About 2,500 bales sold this week at full prices.
SALTPETRE: A fair amount of business done at full
prices. Refraction under
.5 at 465, and 44s for parcels to
arrive. •

SPICES have sold steadily in public sale.
In other articles no material alteration. ;i:

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—MARcu. 6

The market is dull; prices are quoted as follows:
Town tallow. 583 nett cash ' • Petersburg t.C. for March,
64s ; March to April, 57s ; May to June, 535.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-MARCH 6.

There is rather more doing in middling and fine samples
of both Kent and Sussex at firm rates ; there is also a
better demand for yearlings.

LONDON CORN MARKET.—MARca 6.

The receipts of foreign wheat and flour since Monday
have been light;. of the former, 2,620 qrs, and 530 sacks
of the latter The trade to day was very quiet; at the
same time, where sales took place, Monday s rates were
supported.

Barley of choice quality was fully as dear; secondary
sorts sold slowly at about former prices.
The oat .trade was likewise inactive but Unchanged in
value.

Beans and pease underwent no change.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDII.I FROM MARCR 2 TO M tRCH 6

Wheat
Barley
Oats
Malt

English and Scotch
2640
1550
340
1330

Irish.

Foreign.

2620
g6io
2400 14090

Flour, -- barrels. 530 sacks.
roNoON AvicaAOss: Wheat, 58s lid; Barley, 46s 4d; oats, 23s
Id; Bye, 403 gd; Beans, 85s 7d ; Pease, ggs 6d.

IMPERIAL AVERAGES

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Pease.
Jan 24 58s 10d 46s Id 23s 8:1 378 83 40a Sd 39s 6d
31 .. 5781 llditis 53 23s 4d 38s -1d 403 53 39s Id
Feb. 7 ".8s 6d, 45s 91 23s 03 3gs 3d 39s 63 38s 10d
14 .. 55s bd,44s 110 38 66 448 43 39s 631398 73
21 .. 5581 10d 45s 43 22s 103 373 73 3gs 831398 3d
23 . 359 5d 453 33 238 Sd 39s ld 388 11t1391; 5d
awk'aAg Av. 56s 10d 45a 7,1 23a 4d 39s 1 4' 338 9d 39s 4d

March 6,

Comm
err, at ,slltle

THIS DAY

On account of whom it may c mccrn.
Tnis DAY, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 8, Lancaster-buildings,
54 Bags American Red CLOVE RSEED, all faults,
ex J. J. Boyd, from New Yorg, Bramiey Moire Dock.—Apply to
Messrs. Makin and BAncroft. Merchants; sr to
SILL & MEUGENS, Brokers.

NEXT WEEK

On MtmoAr next, the 9± instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the
Comulercial Sale,oorn, Temple-cotart,
973 Half-chests Lisbon t.yriNGES, ex Minh() (s.s.);
2122 Boxes Palermo
I:l9 Do. De. Bitter DITTO,
20 Do. DJ. Bldod DITTO, ex Calpe (0.5.);
3') Do. Do. Mandarin DIT I'O,
150 Do. Do. LEMONS,
591 Large Boxes St. Michael's ORANGES, ea Merlin •
36 Small Do. Do, DUFF°,
594 Large Do. DJ. DITTO,
58 Small Do. Do. DITTO, }ex Volant;
65 Boxes Lisbon ORANGE ex Braga; za (s.s.);
324 Do. Messina Biter ORANGE, ex Milan (s.s );
31 Do. Palermo LEMONS, ex Arno (s.s.);
100 Do. Do. DITI.'O,
13 Cates Gibraltar DITTO. ex Danube (s.s.);
136 Boxes Palermo Bitter ORANGES,
30 Do. Do. 8100 l DITTO,
30 Do. Do. Mandarin DITTO, ex Karnak (s.s.) ;
48 Do. Do. LEMONS,
51 Do. Messina DITTO,
61 Cases DO. DI ITO, ex Meander;
40 Do, Do. DITTO,
20 Do. Malaga DIT I'o,
25 Boxes Lisbon Small ONIONS,
SO Bags Naples WALNUTS,
100 Bags M:ssina NUTS.
Apply to JAMES ADAM. SON & CO.. Brokers,

JR. CAMERON, CHRONOMETER MAKER and
. OPTICIAN, 54, South Castle•street, Liverpool,
MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, or HIRE. SEXTANTS,
QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BARON' E PERS, CHARTS, &c.

SELLING OFF.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
J
MACLENNAN respectfully intimates
that he has taken the PREMISES, No, 28,
BOLD STREET (at present occupied by Mr. Parsons), and
thatduring the alterations he will SELL his present STOCK
of valuable SHAWLS and MANTLES at very reduced
prices. Therefore those desirous of getting extraordinary
bargains will do well to make an early call, as he is deter.
mined to make an enti,e clearance, so as to mal; e room for
an entirely New Stock on er ter,ng the shore premises.
SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE,
36, CHURCH STREET,
(OPPOSITE PARKER STREET.)

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He manages_ neatly to fanciful airs.
Re deal. in Accordeons and Flutinas too,
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tins taught in a superior style, in a few easy Lessons, for Ten Shillings.
Accordeons, Flutinas, Concertinas, Mus'c Boxes, Cornopeans, Sax-
horns, Trombones, Clarion eis, Flutes, Violins, and every other
article In the Musical line. of the best make, cheaper than any other
est,blishment. List of Prices sent on application by post. Every
description of Musical Instruments tuned, repaired, or taken in
exchange at
GEORGE JORDAN'S

OIUS;ICAL' WAREHOUSE, 7g, DALE STREET,
(opposite Sir Thomas's buildings. Liverpool.)

ADHESIVE EN VELOPES.—FULL LETTER
SIZE, ss. per 1,000, Cash, at CHARLES WILLMER'S
Whlnecale Stationery Warchouse.l9. South John-ftreet.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, MARcn 7.
Ilion WA/lilt—Morn, 9 25—Even. 9 53—Height, 13 ft. 1 in

OFF THE' PORT AND INWARD ROUND
Persian, from Charleston—Thomas, Savannah.

ARRIVED.

Adventure Africa
E. Z.... New York
Sutlrj
Portland
William..
Nuevo Leon Matanzar
At, thusa . Buen s A, re.
R Robinson.. New York
Joseph Howe Savannah
Grampian Savannah
Lampedo . St. John, N. 8.,
John Duncan St. John, N.B
Volant. St. Michael,
Renovatio
Edward Ghent

Gipsey
Rival Nice
Lidy Sale Maranham
Warbler New Orleans
Eliza Killick Jamaica
Julia G. Tyler.. New Orleans
Hawk Barmouth
Pallas Waterford
Niary Ann Newport
Fr( flan Par
.4nowden Carnarvon
Gue; don Rebou Salcombe
lames Ulverstone
Spy Arklow
John Bangor

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Argus St. Louis, Gore('
Perseveranca ....St. John, N. 8.,
Gleaner Bayonne,