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MONETAEY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Swree 24.
A list lesetane pervaded the market to-day, neither burr nor seller
ancearing to care much about or erating. and prises are on a par with
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Evening. yesterday. The sales—including 300 Bahia 91d toaaid, SO 5 gyptian
I.llcl te 121, 2,001 e twat ail to 7 —are reported .6,000 bales, of
a
There was a moderate business done in our which 1,000 are on speculation and f r export.
Cotton market to•day, the sales reaching 6'ooo ‘ .
bales, of which 1,000 were on speculation and for.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Serer. 24.
export. On the whole, there was rather more
• Scosit —The market keeps steady. The sales comprise 50 hhds
firmness apparent at the close of the market. Jamaica at 438 to 51s, 16, hhds. St. Vincent at 495, 10 ads. Sur.nam
A better feeling prevailed in the Liverpool Share at 48s 6d, and 550 boxes brown Havannah at 46s ad per cwt.
market througliout the day, though it did not close , ILITcOmLAcIFtt.3:
o—Nothing —There
11,1Ontil'ibiliEnf ,gentilettese articles.
quite at the best. There was evidently s, me good TEA _since the delivery of Chnalett era our market has beennuiet, •
.buying going on, and the weekly traffic, should be and hut few transactions are retorted. Holders continue lirm, ;
reassuring. The following were the transactions: hoßwrear, glide previousnaarat Latewslatheouftircill'aran:tela.taitinOet bags Beam are
—Blackburn, 7 15-16 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, repotted at 10, 800 bags Bengal at ifle 3J to lie 6d, 2 700 bags l
96k, 961, 911; London and North Western, 961. bcaagns,
elsTeweraonsti, e_ at its
&i t3hcle
1'1:Pot cwt.
ha vi a e
al
;T'eltrarrlenTasetz t ciao n6g n' uaeasd Ito
961. 961, 961, 961. 961, 961 ; Midland, 801, 80i ; r alise I 641 for 41 per cent., sad 500 bees to arrive 62s p..r cwt for 5
North British, 222 ; foyers, 19i, 20. 114, 13 16 ; per cent. iefractton.
Grand Trunk of Canada, 11 7-16, 11 Great raINDIGO.—Aboat 3) chests of East India have realised veryiextreme
1;
Western of Canada, 20i ; St. Helen's Canal and seoe FERDR.-150 bags toll et 18s per cwt.
Railway Company, 116 ; Lancashire Insurance, GcsiNslostr.-31000hbigeateisiereal"gaillielloln7sti2o4ear cowtr cwt..
par. The following were the closing prices : RED SANDERS WOOD —A few tons soli ift, at. 8 per ton.
Blackburn., eie 8; Chester and Birkenhead, 651 xd,
136; Caledonian, 421, 421; Cheeter and Holyhead,
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—'SST. 24.
16k. 161; Eastern Counties, 11',1„ 11 7-16 ; East
Per stone, 201ba. I Per 901'.5. a. d. s. el
Lancashire, Stock, 91i xd, 921 ; Do. new 9/. a. d. .s. .1.; eotatces. Pink Erni 0 0 to 0 0
share 1 xl, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 24a, 241; itee,ota ...... o7to 0 81'Ditto, Kemps .... :a re Oe 4 3
liliittotto,,ecelow,:e.r OO 67 toio
II 77:' I/mkt-tow,
sWhehrigocka.
33 0 to
a,,3i 3
Do A • shares, 101„ 11* ; Great Western, 531.
'54 4 Lancashire and jorkshire, 96* xd, 961 ; Green Clover olito 0 2 aitto, Beidrums .. 00toti . °
0
_,'etches o n ,too 0 0 Ditto, cattle 0 8 to 0 ii
Do new 91. shares, 1 'cc', Ip ; Liverpoo , Stt ow, wheat... ... e 3 to 03. Per ton.
Crosby, aod South2ort. 18a
xl, 18i; London Date, oat ........ 0 3 to o tit Turnips ' 0 0 to 0 0
and North Western, 962 9U ; Ditto -i-tit Shares, Ditto, barley .... 0 'ai to 0 3 Carrots .. " 0 9 to
to 1)
0
Oats, in straw ... .00 to 0 0:11anele wurhel
13-16. 11-16 d; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lir- OMenure 4 0 to 6 0
colnshire, 411, 41e ; Midland Stock, .801. 80a ; .
North British, 12,i 12 7-16; North Staffoldshire, MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Seer. 24
41. 4k d ; North Eastern—Berwick Capital Stock, With very lirte bush ess doing we have to repert steady prices,
-211 22 13-16 ; York Capital Stock, 381, 381-4; and the prospects of the cotton crop are such -Mat prices gebera.ly
are likely to be main ained fearsome t me to come.
Leeds Stock, 21i, 241 ; Scottish No:th Eastern.
late Aberdeen. ii, 12; South Eastern, 191 xd,
MANCHESTER CORN AIARKET—Sire. 24
19 13-16 ; Dutch Rhenish, 3t,-, 3,1 : Great Luxern-
The market was m. deratay ration led to-day. New English Whe.t
bourn, 6;1, l 5 ; Buffalo, and Lake Huron, st, 5 d ; w, sully 2s per qr. lower, exee. t for the finest runs, which were held
Do. New Shares, 51, 5 id ; Grand Trunk of for nearly last week's rates. American d caned 31 to 4.1 per 71 lbs.,
C snails. 111, 11 i ; Great Western of Canada, tbutot thebut
amarkettiowe rcoed
thanvith
face
tsotrrso natdr
millers
itleitrif. were Ft ou tt was ,nquirc.d
wilting to submit
20i, 201; Do. Ne N Shares, 1 it d. to, and consequently sales were Halite', ata decline of Is to is ad per
The demand for Money keeps quie, and the mini- rank. 'teens, Oats, and Oatmeal were without any alteration.
mum rate remains at 51 per cent. Messrs Browne --
Hun. or and Co., in their circular of
~rather than u to-day. say LONDON PRODUCE M ARKET.—SerT• 24
that appearances indicate advanced
sr:flte—The pub is saves are progres ing steadily, and the market
generally has a very firm appearance.
reduced rates:— Correa —The public sales are a,ain large, and are going off without
Great excitement and absorbing interest with reference spirt at yesterday'sh prices,i which stowed a dec'ine of is to 25.
to Indian affairs continue to sway and engross the public serte—The—arTheet advance paid yines'etefirvely is supportel ; ref. action
-mind, and the late intelligence, in its detail'', has rendered ato 6, quoted his • o 625.
more poignant the feelings of sympathy for the unfortunate Rice —The market continues du I.
victims, and disgust at the heartrending accounts of the f i
o.e.
Dr
teuoue. . -400 lad be
rest esa
root
aliall.aliorgashsiiglhderepr'iecroda.ay t t full pries.
atrocities and bat bsrities practised upon them, irrespective In other articles no material alteration.
of age and sex, by the infuriated mut neers and their
leaders. In other respects the advises are considered
The LONDONk iTALLOW MARKET.—Si PT. 24.
favourable than otherwise, inasmuch as, by the prompt
4,ina3taatrkints is: 9rnoweto ttoalliaoywwis.;aavearyeitlitticaesto.ingp.
And energetic action already displayed, under besetting the eteSrsnbbjuormedyacre
difficub ies and such limited resources, a hope is entertained on the spot, sgs 34 , September, 595. sel:ers ; Oatober Petersburg
De-
that the reb le will be kept in check until larger reinforce • cember yes 34 to stie 61; January to March, 583 6.1.
manta shall have arrived, and the disturbances have been
speedily suppressed. Great satisfaction will be manifested LONDON MINING MARKET.—SEPT. 24.
in this c aintry should the Madras and Bombay armies still The market for home mining stocks to-day is steady, with a
have continued firm, and the defection in a portion of the modere'e amount of business. Alfred Consols shares continue 'o
meat with some ir.quiry, and are marked 131 and 14. East Bassett
latter fortunately not have spread. have been dealt i i at 75 to 76 ; Lady Bertha, at li ; and Wheal Kitty
The Funds to- lay were very steady, with, how- (Lelant), at 211 to 22 ex div. The shares of the Lusitseian Mining
Company
iyo have
hs
th r been
oiao
od exit
new
ifneaattrleii ( 4 1 "a
paid). In other foreign
ever, very few transactions. Consols for Money descriptions
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closed at 90k, and for the Account at 901 to 90i
Exchequer Bills werre rather lower—viz , 10 to 3 BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.—SEp r. 24.
dis. There was a short supply of wheat and a 1 qualaiee realised (ate
In the London Railway Share Market there as much money as on last market-dee. earleo.was dull and rather
cheaper. Oats was 61 to is per qr. 1 oeer. Beam and peas un-
was a tendency towards firmnese, and prices of alere _
London and North Western seemed to slightly
rally. The following were the closing prices:— DUBLIN CATTLE • MARKET.—Ster. 24.
Caledonian, 831, 83i ; Eastern Counties, 11l Ilil. ; There w-s a hue supply of beat and mutton today —Prime
East Lancashire, 92, 93 ; Great Not them, ctitht es were bought up quickly at the rat: a la' ely current, but. mid-
-961 97 ; 1) a. A Sbaree, 86. 87 ; GC at West- heavy lots
nfand 1 u
werefe- Oi °r
od i
were
il 't enf for neclotrver.
.The pig market was large and
mg and sold on foot at 54s to 565
ern, 54k ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961, 961 ; la all the country fah s during the week there wais an upward ten-
Leeds Northern, 47, 48 ; I onion and North dewy n prices.
Western, 96k. 97 ; London and South Western,
CORE BUTTER MARKFT 9 T 24.
91 ; Manchester. Sheffii-•I,/, and Lincolnshire,
e3dto , firkins
Fia.ttemlairek,,e.ts,toooladye,
1,6 'keg and '.---L
ris
.
There were about
411 ; Midland Stock, 81-a, 801;
,North British, and w.th a bilk demand oparices advanced
109 a; Thirds, 1035; Fourths, 97e; Fif ha, 84s; :Sixths, 633 per cwt.
49k; 50 ; South Eas'orn and Dover, 661, 66 2 ;
York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 901 ; York
and North Midland, 77, 78; Grand Trunk of GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET'—gerr 24.
111, 112; Great Western of Canada, 20k. 201 ; Do. The supply of cattle at our market to-day was larger thin last
week, and the general condiVon of the et ick was above the average.
new, i, it. T 1 e demand was goad. and a c'eliat ce was etfoted at fully last neck's
The general Produce Markets were very quiet rates. Sheep and lambs were a fair bit., p'y, end cold at about last
v eek's prices. , _
~
to day. Since the delivery of the Chita letters,
____
there has been rather less doing in •Tea. Sugar
GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.—SEPT. 24.
keeps firm. Messrs. Browne, Heater and Co's., We had a dull market to day at the fo:lowing quotations : —Mixed
circular says:— :yea buyers 67, sellers 67s 6d ; No. 1, buyers 68s 91, sellers 693;
Considerable activity has pervaded some of our produce No. 3' buyers 645, Belle's 64s 6d per ton.
markets during the past month. In the early part, a -4s.
speculative feeling sprung up fur Rice, in consequence of
LIVERPOOL TIMBER TRADE.
the prevailing reports of the reappearance of the potato()
blight, and large transactions took place, at an advance in --
price.; latterly, however, large arrivals have checked the WitWn the last fortniefit metters connict,d with the Inds) in
demand, and the rise has been lost. Saltpetre has also risen timber hive undergone little change. Tne practice of yarding alluded
considerably in value. In Cotton, very extensive operations to in ',review circulars as a who esome mean• of checking sacrifice,
have occurred ;and with an increased consumption, and an
still continues, an . although costly in i self it is found practically to
means of preventing sales under circumstance, &averse
apprehended deficiency in the supplies, prices have been alike to
only
eto interest of shippers and imporer., without in any itn-
very considerably enhanced Tne upward tendency in portant degree affording scivantaae to thou, who alone can be pe-
Sugar has again been checked, supplies having increased, sumo' to profit by it. Oa the other hand it must be borne in mind
that yarding, whin extensively resorted to, has an after influence on
and holders being more desirous of realising. the market, as by storing a 'e.gs amount of what would' othe 'wise
With regard to the article of Wool, we extract utinndnaitts, Jilayylairngtoe cooniosnuomip_toloonti,oanneda
os on tflet.arreeaddaettoiohneof strool,. an
poured into
the following interesting particulars from the cir- the market e n thea slightest apparent iasprovemle, anfi
alto-
cular above quoted : gether regardless of what at the moment may Jo the actual state of
- ..arrivals or the real requiremea.s of consumers.
Our Wool Market has been quiet during the past month, In the mean time it is also nec asary to advert to the fact that the
and, with the exception of some sales by private contract stock actual yon hand 's considerably larger than it was at the same
pwego
the
hoof lastioei. year; 0
fat
supply.htl thee
ea nadmhosaolor
of
;0:00 t p ice
of the low qualities of shipment to America, the traneac-
lions have been restricted. The arrivals of East India employed since the Ist of February last to the pres nt timaea,agase
now amount to 13.500 bales, and the public sales are fixed compared with the 5- me period of the previous year, will make the
to commence oir-the 30th instant, ar.d from the activity last
t.Atcaat eat
and
^I
the North
o Europaapparent.
158,452 tors ‘.dait at
rfrohanyelltcharth
een
that prevails in the manufacturing districts a favourable staple ed in the conveyance of woed to this port,a againstrs 152,613 tons
result is anticipated. The sales in London, which began fcr last year; while the ailivies from the timber ports of the United
Statest have leo. been unsracelentei y large. With these circutn-
on the 16th July, continued until 27th August. The
umserbeytraweebicur
aniteltthuyetaocum
quantity of Colonial sold amounted to 80,305 bales, of psearncee!vsetaTygmYea' mind,
a .1! a impartedi"tiboletltioe
which it is estimated that 27,000 bales were taken for trade, except through the prudence and cautione of shippers. A
export. The sales opened at a slight advance on the cautious observance on their past of the absolute requirements of the
closing prices of the May series, but the purchases—l-Or (borousgumtllnee purchasvlrps,fahndtisierci Tel:illation of their expo is as at I
too actual
a i l e
sdoemmeanadn,
dwpi will
bthele
Foreign aeC3lllit being very extensive, prices gradually means of re:tit-oil:nye tho trade in woodm
hardened, until an average alrance of 21 per lb was condition ;an opposite course will have the eff.ct of continuing and
established, which was maintained to the close of the sales aggravating the existing evils.
Wools in the grease, particu'arly those from Adelaide, AMERICAN TIMBER.
were much sought after for export, and the prices were P.NE TIMBEL—We have little alteration, if any, to note in the
higher for these, compares with washed and scoured Wools. value c f tele article. A few cargoes of the late : carafe from glebee
baud been on account et* the trado. These are being retailed from
Tne quantity of East India sold amounted to 4,725 bales, arrangement,
awerioCrits2oa oaf
rtz;oteorti.orTritx,e.
Lye i quay,ae tr x
nter:,
i; olf)yperelevitiit art e
t an
the whole of which met with brisk competition. Fine
true-bred Wools, of which there was but little offered, sale?, however, 1 frnd no crite' ion by which to judjcf the value of
brought very extreme rates, and in some instances higher pr.ms qualities. An a-erage of 75 feet readily commands f:0 u 15,d
to 161 per foot. One parcel of unusually Large average aced at 190.
than the prices obtained here in July, but greys and blacks From St. John several pare .1a have arrived, part of which having
went rather lower• been placed on thu market, brought 201 d, in lots of twenty-five I,,ge
The Grain trade remains dull and languid, and fwor
itiiiin .taov.eraage of 19 inch caliper measure, while a whore cargo so:d
ge at 21d p r foo', over the average gitth' foreign strag
at the majority of the markets held to-day, Wheat me .snre. laearior Li.wer Port has been seta at 12.1.
declined about 2s. per quarter, and Flour is to been REspo
sold
PINE continuesim ih e quay dull oafnost: , loon. , aAt calLa-
m ,74odf
t4OO feeti id a v errfa ee has
. 2s. per sack, with but little business transpiring. OAK AND ELM.—Tan former sells at from 2s 21 t, 2.11 p foot. foot,
At the meeting of holders of V. nezuelan Bonds - according to quality and size. The 'latter is still worth from 161 to
i9d per foot as in size and quality.
yesterday, a series of resolutions, strongly con- HARDWOOD,—Good St John 014 inch average has been fig(' at
I demising the conduct of the Venezuelan Govern- 17d Per foot, livger average ranging up to 21, ace. rding to size and
fresh-irst.
1,%..
S. ill
PlNGrarceNl
Dof
stiraßttlet7tDyEle'deJ 17d for 14 i c'n..
merit, in the recent negotiations, were passed, and,eottLhwesne
atse2rv3c2ead,,ted
it was further resolved that measures should be articles err, imp art sinceA let of iebruary Ltrst;
immediately taken to formally represent to Lord pieces, against 1,871,0) f„r the same period of lest year. The romk
Clarendon the unfortunate position of the tTehparnedeueLthgeytesatriintsttahnetswzadbaatuet 45 per
i cent. mora tl an that of
n tliicresialerinoetnittsse'iof
which
bondholders, with-the view to induce the English to bear out the propriety of that caution
Government to take the matter up. The bond- thiliteveLasltliolnedteeinnoduir eene!iaalerire.tmarks. S lea of cargoes have within
107 per
5s tostaendr6cla fur St John.
holders new evince - a disposition to reject all Stephea'a may be days
quitted at from Other iterate;
vary frog those pricetfaccording to quality.
offers of compromise, and to claim the strict ful-
£lter..eelci•tes. r ins—First qua itv ha -e sold at from £l5 Iss to
fi'ment of the obligations undertaken by the Vene- seconds, .eto 15s; thirds, at fr.m £7 155 to .€7 I7s 6d.
z oulenn Government, and for this the latter have firm. OM LATiIWOOD with cargo is worth 43.. Ap.rt from stowage
only themselves to blame. from £3 5s -o .t 7 es Gd has been obte'nel for it according to quality
Pt rem PINK remains mach the same as at the dete of oar last, no
The failure has been rumoured of a small bank- improvem nt in demand o v lue having been experienced.
ing es'ablishment in the provinces, but the TEAKWOOD —to rel ition to this there is nothing to report.
Gazesneasr.—No sales of greenheart are re;ort d.
particulars have not yet transpired. Since our annual circular, dated lot February 229 vessels, 1-0.799
At the meeting of the shareholders of the tons register, wood-laden, have arrived from British North America,
Alliance Bank to-day, the statement for the half- viz., 88 from Quebec, 85 from st. John, N. 8.. and 56 from other
year was read by Mr. Stokes, gerant of the paarrilvae;that the same data hat year, 174 vessels, 138,677 tons had
company, aad was satisfactory as to the progress TABLE OF IMPORTS.
fer the bank. It was suggested that a simultaneous From Ist February, 16:7, to this date.
effort should he made in respect to the quotation 'e•l e '' e • e I 1 '• ' e ;
of the shares of this hank on the London Stock tam:terse !?,.,0 g ercr:
~,,,.e sod a ~, 7.1' el e: e it"....,i,
. FROM .-7a. -4 .3 -ow 1.2.,q1"".9 '.4 •-'4 -i --
Exchange and the Parts Bourse. The report was :.-: , , a en o"*
adopted.
Quebec 41926 3742
The Bank of England directors did not make t 3 .
639 3114 274 359 331925 ;
S .John, N. 5 19543 .. .. .. .. , 5238 1619773 17291
any change in the rate of interest to-day. - Other Ports 1053 .. .. .. ..- filli 707425 ..
. . Total '52527 374 T 3639 3114 274 12113 2659123 17291
I
Etacrao-pe kr B GOoD3.—Th.ro are few branches of art that more Same time last year.
perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac- -
ture, and the moss beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, g Nets, and :tiai 4 "no el a . as. 6 1e . o ~4 -d al . 4 a2l
IMPORTED . ex ,c be Wz am,. c -.., A ~.. U
other table articles of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23, Pi., c ... 00. oet o e-- eee es c -- - oos
sa a., 07 .-10 ei te z 4 .I.' -1
South John-stree", ash°, to his other b •anches of business, has added t: O. c 4
a department for the sale of these articles, having boon appointed ----
Quebec . .... 29996 1 2697 2267 3176 103 214 180483 • •
agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs St .John,ra.B 2:497 .. . . .. .. 6361 1302.506. 9174
in these articles a- e teautifal, the quality very superior (nearly as good Other Poets.. 4433 .. .. .. .. 3392 5693,3 ~.
as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree, -- —-- '---
---
An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Total.... 56926 2097 2287 3176 4t3 9967
.11052383 19174
Times. BALTIC TIMBER.

Tel Spoons..
Dessert Do. _ .
Table Do• •••• • • • • ••• • • . 245. „
Dessert Forks
Table Do. .... 241. IP,

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