The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-30 00:00:00

BREACEI OF PRONESE OF MARRIAGE.

DAUM V. WHITS —This was an action brought in
the C Hirt of EicchequT to recover darn Tea for a b-each
of promise of msrri.ge, which were laid at £5OO. From
the statement of the learns 1 clarets' for the p aintiff (fr.
Edwin James, Q C.), it appeared that the plaintiff was
the daw,hter of a retire! butcher, who was at present
living in R izent's-road, Mile-enl, but who, at the period
when the deren lent paid his aldresses to the plaintiff, was
carrying on 'easiness in art extensive way at Sunderland.
The defendant is master of a vessel tradhog from the port
of London to St. Patersburte, and in 1855, having' had
opportunities of seeing the plaintiff at church, in Sander-
lend, and of meeting her at a Sund school in that tewn,
became so enamoured of her personal charms that he re-
solved to have a cles,r lahitance wish he-. In order to
accomplish this, be addreesed her fear letters, the purport
of which was that he was very desirous of b i,ig hare-
daced into her domestic circle, in order to have a more
intimate knowledge of her charac'er ; and the result was
that he r-ucceeded in becoming a gueit at her father's. At
that time he ras the master of a collier p'ying between
Sunderland and London. During hie absence, he addressed
to the plaintiff several telers, in one of which he sub•
seribed himself her " intended." He also gave her some
`.coney to purchase furni' ura and a wed linz dreg. Row.
eeer, as if to illuerate the familiar proverb of "mania
infidelity," circumstaEces ocesrred to alter the views of the
defendant. Instead of bring c eifi :ei to the limited
operations of collier trading, he succeeded in obtaining a
,ituation as chief oftl .er of a vessel hou d to, Cake, ta, tor
which port be departed in the April of 1856, having pre-
vioasly renewed his vows of fi lelity. Wneu he arrived at
Cdcwta received a letter from the plaintiff, with the
tone of which ho was dissatisfied, and in his reply imputed
to Ilf:r a forwardno,s in endeavouring to precipitate their
marriage, stating that, as she had not bound herself to
him by any anzalpeent, he considered hirnielf " free as
air," and making the startling revelation that he was
attached to one of the sisters of the plaintiff, who, it
appeared, was quite unconscious of any such feeling on his
part. The father, mother, and two 3i tars were examined
in support of this statement, and no avid
-113 e was caned
for the defence. Verdict four the plaintiff—.l3M&P;':s £53.

BOvs' CLOTHING RADE WITII GREAT TASTE
A, LEWIS & COMPANY'S. Ranelazb street.

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CASH AND Dckr. Boxte.—The next 'moo-tam thing to th- poses.
sir,u of evil is, how (wh.l2 you have got itj to keep It Neely, either in
the counting house or at tome. The same remarks apply to deals
and other valnahle documents. We have seen a large and var4id
stock of noth these desirable article., manufactured expres ly I r Mr. E. T. Hall, of south John-street, that cha.lange attention. These
boxes are made on new and admired principles, and
possess patent
lock., wh'ch ,iery the ingenn'ty of any " pick-lock" in the world to
open, exc-ot with the legitimats key. To tnercl.ants, solicitor., and
otners. the e new safe , on a small scale, must Prove ra table iud.ed.
--Northern Daily Times, 21st May, 1857.
NEW BISHOPRICS FOR ENOIA.--Tha Archbishop of Cri-
torbury. the Bishop of London, and other preiates have
forwarded to her Majesty's government a memorial
pressing for I he immediate creation of three new bishoprics
in India,—one at Agra, in the northern provinces, to be
formed out of the present diocese of Calcutta ; one at
Lahore, iu the Punjaub, to be formed out of the present
dioecsn of Clicutta; and one for the missionary province
or Tinnevelly. to be formed out of the present diocese of
Madras.
1 THE EDINBURGH ANNUITY TAX.—The First Municipal
Ward of Edinburgh has petitioned the Thins° of Commons
on this subject. The petition says:--The prirktiple in.
volved in these rates, of levying compulsory payments from
the private means of the citiz-tns, for the maintenance of
tlts tuiaisters of religion. is unjust, oppres ive, and incon-
tna,out with the manner in which the clergy of the Ewa-
bshed Church are maintained in other parts of the
United Kingdom. Particularly, the annuity tax has been
long felt to be a biter grievanoe by the inhabitants of
Edinburgh. It has led to mach passive resistance to the
law, and to the consequent sale of the pocig, and incarcer-
ation of the persons of many of the clizens; and that
repeated appeals to Parliament have been made for its
removal, both by the local public authorities and by the
conraunity.
CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES,.—The estimates for the Reve-
nue departments, effective and non-effective, for the year
1857, ending March 31, 1858, have jest been issued. It
appears that the amount, required for Customs ilt
{855,482, of which {2BOOOO have already been granted,
leaving £575,482 still to be voted; the amount for Inland
Revenue is £1,429,193, of which £450,000 have been
already wanted, leaving a balance to be voted of
£979,133 ; for revenue police, Ireland, 163,120, of which
£2O 000 bare been granted, leavings balance of Z 43,120;
for the Post-office, £1,868,181, of which £6OllOOO have
been granted, leaving a balance of £1,268,181; and for
superannuations, £483,150, of which £160.000 have been
granted, leaving a balance of X 323,160. The sum total
required is .C 4699 One, being an increase as compared
with 1856 of £110,322,

PRICES To-DAY.
)•rean (Means Falr.. 8/:1 MI d.ing..; 13.16 d Ordinary...Wl to lid
Mobile „Sad „ .7 11 161 .9 50 to "ad
Anemic
Total talon for.dorm'ptim.l47..796 ii 0 bales. 1856 95
...913 0 bales•
o Export (actual) 1 8.073 ~ rt 1.423 „
Stoc American Brazil Bp pti.n E Wln la total.
k this day .655 410 46.570 23 5.1 67 7-,0 2 130 695,480
Same time 1856.639,860 58 710 98 50 900. 1,330 titsB 99J
The Liverpool Share Market, was rather dull
to-day, and the prices of yesterday could hardly
be maintained. The' fonowing were the. trans-
actions 361, k ; Chester and Holy-
head, 18 5-16 ; East Lancasnire, 971 ; Laaeashire
and Yorkshire, 1002, 1. to London and North
Western, 1041, ; and
Lincolnshire. 42k, 1. Midiands, 831,
• 13..)vers, ; Datil 11 t ;
drand. Trunk of C uvula, 15- 15-16; Ditto 6 per
Cent. Debentures, 921 ; Great W;:stern of Canada,
sew, ld p. The follewtng Wet e the dosing prices :-
Blackburn, 81. 81; Cheater anti Birkenhead, 681.
69; Caledonian, 361 36! ; Chester /kid Holyhead,
1.8: 181; Eastern Counties, 114, 114 ; East Lanca-
shire, 97, 971 ; Dr. 91 :Mares, 11 16, I p ; Great
Nortlaern,-241, 241 ; Great Western, 662, 67 ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 1001 1001 ; Do.
91. Shares, 1, 1 1-16 p ; I iverpool, Crosby, and
SOtithport, 19, 191; Lond-n and North Western,
Stock, 1041, 1.041; Do. k Shares, 3-16 1 I ; Man-
chester, Sheffielu, and Li 'coin, 427„ 421 , Midland
Stock, 83, 831; North British, 101, 101 ; North
Staffordehire, 5,4 a 1 ; North Eastern-Berwkk,
211340, 2115-16; York:m.l Nerth Midland,33l 332;
Leeds Capital Stock, 24, 24; South Eastern anti
Dover, 22i, 22 5-16; Scottish North Eastern, 121,
13; Buffalo and Lake Huron, z. 1,1;- New
shares, id, ip ; Dutch ttnenish. „11,1; Great
western of Canada, 23j, 235 ; Ditto New
hares, .11, 1 15-161); Great Lpxernhourg, 111,
11gd ; Gand Trunk of Canada. 151. 15 15-16.
The weekly traffic returns received up to, this
eY"ing were as follows :-Betiale and Leyburn
1151; Belfast and Baltymenta, 1 3621; Birkenhead,
Lancashire, and Cheshiae 2 8351; Blackburn 1.0251,
Bristol and Exeter 61651; Caledonian 12,3941;
Chester and Holyhead 6,0401; Cork am-I:Bart:10a
322/; Cork, Blaekroek, and Passage 2071; D,!eside
27,1; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1 1941, Dun-
dee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction, 9871; Dundalk
and Enniskillen4l6/; Dublin and Drogheda 1 1771;
Dublin anu Wicklow, and Dublin and Kingstown
1i695/; East Angliam 9851; Eastern- Counties and
Eastern Union 22 9101; East LancasLiire 6,601)1;
Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunfermline
5.8461; Edinburgh, Perth, Dundee, and Seoltish
Central 6,7191; Glasgow and South Western
6,6641; Great North of Scotland 1 3931; Great
Northern 21,5941; Great Southern and, Western
6,8681; Great Western 20 608/ ; Kendat and Win-
dermere 1601; Lancaster and °artiste 5 8251; L tr..
cashiro alai Yorkshire, 23,4731; Llanelly li tit .vay
,and Dock 4431; London and Blackwall 1.4661; Los-
don, Brighton, and South Coast 13,0471; L indon
and North Western 61,5061; London and Smth
Western 15,5341; London, Titbury. and Soutnewl
1,3911; Manchester, Sheffinld, and Lincolnshire
10,016/ ; Manchester South Junction and Altrin-
chain 1 0601; Maryport and Carlisle 9371; Midland
31,2171; Midland Great Western 3,5381; Newcastle
and Carlisle 3,8421; North British 5,6231; North
Eastern 3,3001; North Staffordshire Railway anti
.Canal 7,6421; North Western 8091: Oxford. Wor-
•eester, and Wolverhampton 4,1421; St. Helen's
Canal and Railway 1,5071; Shrewsbury and Bir-
Inieghom 1,616/ ; Shrewsbury and Chester 2,996/ ;
Shrewsbury and Hereford 1 4181; Scottish North
Eastern, late Aberdeen 3,5231; South Devon
2,6711; South Eastern 17,4891; South Yorkshire
and River Dun 2,5221; South Wales 7,088/ ;
Taff -Vale- 5.0551; Ulster 1,4281 ; Vale of
Neath ],BOBl ; Warritigton and Stockport
1941; IValertord- and Ki Iken ny 31. 01-;- --11ra-i-erford
and Limeriek 9941; West Hartle cool. Harbour and
Railway 3,7181; Whitehaven and Furness 403/ ;
Whitehaven Junction 4931; Buffalo and Lake
Huron 9271; Dutch Rhenish 2 6901; Grand Trunk
of Canada 9 213/ ; Great Luxembourg 913/ ; Great
Western of Canada 11,3681; Sambre and Meuse
1,0871.

The Market fur the Public Funds and Securities
was depiessed to-day, and a decline of 4 per cent:
Must be noticed. Console for Money, which at
noon were quoted 934 to 934-, afterwards declined
to and closed at 931, to 934-. For the account, the
prico was at noon 934. to 94, and the closing figure
_934 to 934. - After official hours the above prices
:Were current. Exchequer Bills are quoted at 4to
7 pm ; and the New Three per Cents closed at
924 to 92i.
In the London Share Market to-day the transac-
tions were limited, and the market closed weak at
the following quotations:- Ambergate, Nottingham,
and East Junction, 54, 4; Caledonian, 724.
Edinburgh and Glasgow, 59 61 ; Eastern Counties„
in, 114 ; East Lancashire, 97, 99; Great Northern,
94 97 ; Do. A 88, 89; Great Western, 654, 664 ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire,lo4 1004 ; Leeds Northern,
44.414 ; Londo4 and North Western, 1044.;104a ;
London and South Western, 984, 994 ; Manehester,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 42! ; Midland
Stock, 831; North Britis‘i, 434; Seuth
Eastero and Dover, 745, 744; York, Newcastle, arid
Berwick, 87-1; York and North Midland, 664, 67k ;
-Chester and Holyhead,
664, 664 Grand Trunk,
• 154, 16 ; Great Western of Uanacte, 234, 231; ditto
new,2; Great Southern and•-Western, 1024,
1044: :Mexican, 224, 234; Northern of France, 374,
384; Paris and Strasburg, 29i; Paris and Lyons,
584, 584 ; Russian. 107, 1094 ; Paris and Orleans,
$7, 58; Sambre and Meuse, 6/, 81 ; Namur and
Liege, 8,4'; Grent Luxembourg, 04, 64; Antwerp
anti Rotterdam, 64, 7 ; Dutch Rtieuisft Ili, 12 ;
Lornbardo-Venetia, 5,1-. Of
After official hours the business done was at the
following- quotations :-Caledonian, 726 721 ;
Eastern Counties, ll a, 114 ; East Lancashire, 97
98, , Great Northern,' 97/ ; ditto A.. 88, 89 ; Great
Western, 651, 665; Lancashire and-Yorkshire, 1004,
1004; London and North Western, 1031, 1044
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 434, 431. Midland Stock, 8:31.., 834,
; North British, 42, 435
York, Newcastle, and 13
erwie,c, 87. 88; York and
North Midland, 64 67i.
Otir Grain market Well supported, and a large '
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business would have taken- Place but for the
advanced rates . demanded by holders. Supplies
are- scanty, and not likely to be extensive for some
time, wilich imparts firmness to the trade. Wheat
24 to 3d per 701 b higher in value., with a goad
demand. Flour 64 per barrel dearer, but is of slow
• sale., Indian Corn fully as dear as last Friday ; to
' day's-market closing quietly.
Manchester trade is still depressed, and the busi_. ness transpiring is of a restricted character, both
- in Goods and Yarns, which, though not quotably
"' lower, are unsaleable in quantity, excepting at a
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£19.031480 -
• 213.445 •
9 804.827
.
Rest .... - 3,351 807
-Increase.
Seven day and other bills 694.3:13
Decrease
Public &paps .. 5,555.566
Decrease ... 66,359
Other deposits . 9 085.620
Decrease
Governmfna securities 10,326 131
Decrease
Other securities
I) crease 776,818
Notes unemployed 4,501,835
Increase
Messrs. Jantes Baines ?Lid of this port, have
deter Mined to establish a steam line between
Liverpool and Melbourne, and. these errargements
are so far complete, that they announce
thj, intended departure of the powerful screw.•
steamer imperador, on the 10th . June. Tile
steamer will call at Plymouth and there receive a
and will front thence on th- 12th. It is
confidently expected that the run of the Imperador
will equal, if not e,dipse, the passages of the
steamers Simla, and European. which halve hitherto
made the fastest runs on record. We are glad to see
that-stieh a steam line is to be established, and
from the well known character of the firm by
which the scheme is originated, we are certain
that nothing that human ingenuity, skill, fore-
thought, and enterprise can do will be lett undone,
so' as to place the.line furmost both for speed and
comfort to any of the various compAnies now
established- We need scarcely say that we wish
the enterprising owners the greatest success. -
It appears froM the despatches recived in anti-,
cipation of the overland mail, that the exchanges
on London at Calcutta and Bombay are a shade
more favourable than reported by the last mail.
In China, however, a further decidedly adverse
movement has taken place. The rate at Hong
Kong, last reported at 4s ILL has risen to 5s ;
whilst that at Shanghai, which previously stood
at 6s - lid to 7s, has advanced to about
7s 4d. --We have seen, however, one tele-
graphic despatch, which quotes the exchange
at Calcutta as low as 2s 10,
sensible fall. However this may be. the advance
in the rates in China has a strong tendency to
stimulate the efflux of silver thither, and the silver
market was yesterday very firm in consequence.
All availab'e supplies of the metal will, of course,
be sent out by the Indus on the 441 of June ;
but, owing to the. comparatively moderate amount
in the market, and to the shortness of the period
allowed for effecting shipments, a limit will be im-
posed on the remittances by this opportunity. It
is at present estimated that the total will be
between 700,0001 and 800,0001.
The steamer Tagus has taken out £4,902 in
specie to Cadiz.

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Considerable arrivals of silver from the Conti-
nent continue to take place. The steamers
Rhine and Albion, both :from Boulogne, bring a
total of 42 cases, and the Telegraph, from Antwerp,
20 cases. The value of these remittances is pro-
bably not less than £50,000.
The Strathmore bus arrived from Feo-chow-foo
Adviees feoln St. Petersburg state that about
9,000 casks of tallow were expected to be des-
patched by railway from the•interior to that city.
The steamer Flora has arrived from St. Peters-
burgh, with 98,650 half imperials, or about 78,9001
on freight. The bulk of this remittance has already
been purchased for exportation to the continent.
We learn from St. Petersburg that the Bank
and the Mint paid away to intending exporters
of bullion 600,000 halt imperials, or 500,000/
sterling ; but :at this
.point it was inti-
mated that the officials were not at liberty
to supply further sums " for the present" Of
this amount 120,0001. is known to have reached
London during- the last few days, per the steamers
Adonis and Fiord, and another entisiderable remit-
tance is en its way hither. • • The rest of the
500,000/. seems to have been diverted to Berlio,
Hamburg, and othdr Continental cities. It is a
point of some interest as to whether the Russian
governnient will ultithately, permit the exportation
of any further amount of gold.
In American Securities, according to the report
of Meers. D. Bell, Son, and Co., very little business
has been done during the last week, and prices
are for the must part nominal.

COMMITTAL GP A NAVAL OFFICER FOR FORGERY.
Me. Thomas Moore Simeon, mate in her Majesty's navy,
was fully committed on Tuesday last (having been several
times previous!y remanded) to the next Devon assizes. at
Exeter, charged with having forged a navy pay bill for .£BO,
the magistrates consenting to take bail in two sureties of
.2200 each, and the prisoner also in £2OO.
Sta JAMES Banc)RE.—A subscription has been com-
menced in Norfolk to snake good the loss sustained by Sir.
James Brooke of his lib,ary in consequence of the recent
on' break in Borneo. Sir James has many old school friends
in Norfolk, having received his education at the Norwich
Free Grammar School, ruder the celebrated Dr. Palm,.
An address is also to be presented to Sir James from his
friends in the disiriet.

A NEW PREACHEIt.--The EdinbErgl4 Express reports the
appearance of a lay preacher, who has begun to make a
great sensation from various Free Church and Baptist
pulpits. He is a member of an aristocratic family, appears
to be upwards of forty years of age, and, until a few
months ago, was a man of fashion " about town," given
to sporting and the more common forms of time-killing
prevalent among the upper classes. "He was then (says
the Express) brought to a knowledge of the truth, and'
reviou been in the sporting field. Beguiling in the
straightway became as active in the evangelistic as to; bad
p Aberdeensly and Elgin
pulpits, he has been gradually making
his way south; and his ministry has been attended, in some
cases, with the most remarkable results. He has been
called the Northern Spurgeon—a somewhat equivocal
compliment many may think." On Sunday evening, this
gentleman, it appears, preached fron the pulpit of Dr.
Candlish. • " He made his appearance in a simple but
Ushionable suit, such as is usually worn by gentlemen of
his class, A gold eye-glass dangled on the breast of his
overcoat; and, but for the simple, earnest gravity which
rested on his countenance, he looked the inapersonatimi of
the smart, loose, and attractive man about town. There
was not much elegance in his elocution, although it was
always natural ; and his schoolastie knowledge was evi-
dently far from extensive, But sou! how thew wen that
in what he said which infused a wonderful vitality into
estimation old sayings, which in the of some, have become
With
the Preacher niftily
threadbare and coninfouplace.
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of the hearers were 1 1 tears, and we never &IV/
dissolved . ,
thoughtful
a Scottish congregation pervaded by the samu
I-1 had made an im-
pression when it rose to disperse. ...e
imple-mincled man
on all that he was a sincere, s .
who had violated the habits of his s class and his country to
'
i save his fellow-men." T 4 Dame of the gentlemanis
, Browialow North.

Coco a.-50 bags Martinique reslised 728 per cwt.
PEPPEL—A small lot of black brought slid per lb.
Ric .—A goof demand has pre,,,iled, and an extensive business
has re sulte--I, both on the spot and for arrival, a to 1 rateslo 3d pe^
cwt advance; the sales comp,he 17,6,0 b •gs •BengAl at lOs 3d to
Ili 6d for old a'.d new Baila n, at 103 to 10, tid or low middling old,
at 1:5 3d to Ils 91 fir smals grain, and 134 6d to Ms for good to fine
nee' ta')le; also 1 5) tons, to arrive, at 115 for Banana, lie 3d for
Bard wan. and 13s 64 to 145 for ta,,,le ; 8,450 bags arracan, at 10- 9 1
for Larong, and lis 3d to II- 9d for IN. eer..nsie ; a'so 2,,e0 tons of the
latter, to arriv , at 123 to 12a lid. 8 705 bags Rangoon, at 10a 9d for
un, eeled, and lls 93 for peeled, be,idas 1,650 to .a for arrival, at
lls Gd to Its 734; a few tierces Carolina brought 26s per cwt.
Rum rho market is steady, with sales of 300 puneheona
Demerara, of h Rh strengths. from 4s 3d to 4s 54 nor r anon
TEA.-1 he market has teen rather inactive during the week, and
the lathe business done in common Congon has been at rather easier
rates; i , medium kinds prices are maintained, but not much selling.
Several plreels of good to fine Scented Capers and Orange Pekoes
nave been taken by the trade at full rates; no sales to report in
(free s. _ . .

PL ATE I.. Ac. —About a doz an chests have brought 53s per cw:.
TURME.,IC. —lOO bags Java sold at 44s 6d per cwt.
SAGO t Lonn.-600 bags were sold at 178 9d to las per cwt.
SALTPETICE.-1,400 tags have been taken at 3356 d for 13} per cent.
at 3 a for 9 and 8 per cant., up to 44s foe 12 per cent. refraction.
. .

TRATE OF SODA —4OO 'toil!, have brought 20s to 22s per cwt.
Gdswo.-100 tons Upper Peruvian are, reported at £lO as to Lll
per ton.
LOGWOOD.—The sales are 30 tons Campeachy at .438 bs, 35 tons
Honduras at es 10s, 270 tons at. Domin o at L 17s 6d to .415, 120
toffs Jamaica and St. Ix, is at 44 123 6d to £4 15 per ton.

Fusric.--40 tons Guatemala brought E 7 per ton.
Ntoszteo WOO% —3O tons solid brought £l6 105 to £l9 los per
ton.

S h rex WOOD —lOO tons sold at ,el 9 to 4'21 15s per ton.
Beawooo. - 180 tons went at 45 7s 0d to 4e5 101 per ton.
Ros. N.-3,009 barrels, chiefly common, sold at 4s 10d to 5s Id rer
cwt.

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Tim on Trnpanintz.—ln these articles there is nothing reported.
Asses are dull, and only 100 barrels reported at 45s 3d to 46s ad
per cwt.
mar:.et remains steady, but the transactions are
limited; 1.500, bags Calcutta an.i 250 quarters Egyptian sold at the
quotations.
RAPESEED.-1,000 bags reported at 52s to 65s per quarter.
31(73TAtiD SEED —1,500 begs yellow brought 65s per quarter.

litee‘.—Abant 3,5011 dry salted Brazil h%ve been aold, chiefly to
arrive, at 11 jrl to 121 per lb. ; the public sales on Tuesday were dull,
and all withdr,wn.

BRIMSTONE has shown a small but steady demand, and about 250
tons sold at R 7 5 to £7 15s per ton.

AaooL4.—On y small sales have been mace.
TARTAR.— bout 35 casks brown are reported at 76s to 85s per cwt,
ani 5 casks Cream at former rates.
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Snumse— kAootttsooba,r,, Pal, rmo have found buyers at 12s to 13s 9d,
and 50J bays Gt reenti at 94 6d per cwt.
Beax.—Abont 950 bags Baltimore have realised 12s 6d to 13s, and a
few hhds Philadelphia at 14s per cwt.
MADDER Br/Ore.—There has been more inquiry, and soles have
been made a, the quotations.
ANNATTO.— 8 casks flog are reported at 10d to lOad per lb. _ _

ULIVE OIL has been quiet, the sales scarely reaching 50 tnns, at £59
to £59 103 for Galinoli, 455 to 456 lOs for Spani4h. and X 55 loe W
456 per ten for Lisbon.
COD and SnAL Oti. continue without change.
LiNSEED IL 18 in moderate request at 41s per cwt.
N<.Ps.—Palo sold at 495 to 495 65 per cwt.

Pima CLY sold at 45 per cwt.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE —NO salts reportel.
Paws 0u..-40.1 tons on the spot scld at £44 to 4'44 10a per ton,
and 50 tons to a, rive at the latter rate.

FALLOW is steady, at 58a to 59s for Odessa, and Y.C. and South and
North Amer'can at 58s 6d to 59s 6d, but only small sales are reported.
Coco% NUT OIL.-10 tons so'd at 53s per cwt.
LARD.-100 tons sold at 64s to figs per cwt.

(Ira. —1 he transactions reported amount to 2,00 bales, at un•
changed pric.s.
B' Toe demand is of a r• tail character, and oaeasiottally to
effect a sale, ors ship. a alight concussion in pike is made; generally,
however, holders are 11-m. the light receip is, as compared with former
years, giving confidence in high rates.
Pon a—Ameri an is neAtected, a few small parcels of old dad
buyers. at about firmer pries, butnew is scarcely asked for.
Bacon—The price is again a shade lower, without leading to
activity in the dem aid, buyers probably holding b.ick for the large
auction sales next week. A few perm s hsve been taken th a week
for France.
- HAMS and SHOULDERS are in moderate request.
v aan—At a in ther red .cti not Is per cwt there le rather more
doing, the 91'03 for the week exceeding Ixi tons.
CHEESE—There 1, no new f; stare ; a fine artiee finds ready buyers.