Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-31 00:00:00

'rom the•lnvestment

Policy Stamp
Prospeetußes

street, London, or. of

gent of the Society.
CILARLES iIENRY LIDDERDALE, Actuary

"...DENIS FOR. LlvEnrbor...
N. D. BOLD, 5, Exchange-street West
E. 1116.G1N and CO., Sweeting-street.

NORTH BRITISH INSURA2IOE COMPANY

• ABLISIIED 180 A.
incorporated by tea. Charter and Special Act of Parliament

S
Subscribed CapitalE CURITY
Accumulated Yugids

X 1,000,000
984,000

DIYI&10,N OF PROFITS.

- -
Nine-tenths (90 per cent.) of the Profit; or, in other 'words,
the whle of the profits arising from the life Business, after
setting ased ide one-tenth fur the guarantee, are divifled among
entitled t 9. participate. At the last declaration of
,uged from 255. to 355. per cent.

profits, the bonne additic;ns

per annum on the sums assured,

NEW AND IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES.- -
..
Li
.3,uift Published. Mast :Free for Thirteen Stamps. To meet tke exigencies of parties, and to reader the benefits
The Intl:kite' graphy of P..s...Baratun, the Yankee Showman,'
of fe Assurance more generally available,:the Directors have ad the following new and Important principles :
written by himself; In which he narrates his early opted -
IListpev as Clerk, Mitinchant,.tuid Editor, and his latest I. ,APPLICATION OF PROFITS 'TO THE PURCHASE OF
careoi,es3 a Showman—.l the authentic History „AN ANNUITY. of " JoNce Heath," the-oftjee Menr,aid," the " Woolly By this system a party not only secures the payment of the
Horse," the " Hell ke Jiluitaioe," and .other ShoWman sum in the event of his death before 65, but at his option he
incidents generall\T denomiced ;es "humbugs ." his con- may convert the Policy, with its Bonuses, into an equivalent
neeticormith Gen. 'Pont'numb, and the Triutudial Musical Annuity commencing at 65.
Campaign of Jenny rhj With his Rules for Zusiness 2. HALF PREMIUM SYSTEM.
and making a Forttine.
By which a London.: GOFF and 'Co., City-road. n 26 party may secure all the benefits of the Half
Credit System without any debt being incurred.
3. DOUBLE INSURANCE SYSTEM.
By which, for a moderate uniform Premium, a Policy may
be secured, which will increase each year until, in 20 years,
the sum in the Policy is doubled. The system is particularly
advantageous to young lives.
For further explanation of these new principles, and for the
rates applicable thereto, see the Company's Prospectus, which
may be had at the Head Office, or at any of the Agencies.

'IENOWLEME IS POWER:"-SOCIAL SCIENCE FOR
THE PEOPLE.

TIIE attention of all elas4es intexotted in Eduentior
or desirous of Self-illiPrortsalen.t„ is.galled to
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Elementary and Advanced, intenekal for RP4.101,3
struction, EdLod .said Revised by some of tke st learned
scholars of the pr sent day.

and Self-in-

At the present.time an intense destre is expressed to diffuse
.4'c:cation unirersally, as the most eettain and noble means of
producing a pmeelttl, moral, and happy community.
;It is therefore the ;purpose of this auplertalting to present,
at et•unall sum, the first outlines of the most useful branches
of Atelication. A seed ,thus scattered may fall ou a oongenial
acti.l,And result ha a te,rtility gratifying to its possessor, and
hoopurable to our eortn,txr-

FIRE INSURANCE.
The Company INSURES againA FIRE—Silk, Cotton, Wool-
len, and Flax Mills, Buildings of all descriptions Furniture,
Stick-in-Trade, Merchandise, Agricultural Stock, 'lmplements
of Husbandry, and Effects of every kind, at the lowest rates or
premium corresponding to the risk.
• DAVID SMITH, Manager.
JOHN OGILVIE, Secretary.
G 4 Pr:nre•g-cf,,.+ TP.1,,,,....., T__ I__

Now Ready, Price Bd. each, sent Post Free,
ROSOKKEEPING, or the Tradesman's True Friend, with ex
plaluitiens of subsidiary do, being a useful system for tY
wholesale and retail shopkeeper.--Complete, Price ga
PHILLNOLOMr. comouslv -red ang

Liverpool Othweme,.H3;igOhisaiLrer,B, Exchange.
•.•
6a31

_ _
--iaL ad exelified ; o
hew to become a Phrenologi:c illus,trated wit nh
eightm enpgravings
The best work published on the subject at any price.--Com,
plete, Priete7.Bd.
SHORTHAND MADE 'EASY ; - or the Student's Guide tc
Press occupati on, by which the nature of taking down Sermons,
Trials, Speeches, &c., &c., May be aeouired in a few hour;

GREAT NORTIIERN,
MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND"LINCOLNSHIRE,

LONDON AND.NORT

.-WESTERN.

ILWAYS,

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without the ai4 of a master, being alseaids
the eommenement of learning, to reporting

UN ICATIoN

BETWEEN
IVERPOOL-AND Stti'flELD, IVOhKSOP, LINCOLN

THE SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR.—CommerciaI, S
Milleellancous,. and Artificers', for the

AT GRIMSBY

Schools, Countini-:

GRANTHAM, PI

ing Old Mc

to Imr

Measures.
Masonry

ON and after THURSDAY, the Ist of September
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS will run betm:,e,

Vic. Frac

for the man of

me-street

ad. the ;above Districts,
and greater facilities to

Allis calculations o

new and efikie

tit, Wind, &

Railways, Pow

For times of Departure and arrival
. .
tuid all other part
u the Time Tables of the Manchester, Sheffield, and 1
be had on and after the 30t
(Nahall-street, Liverpool

re Railway Conn

:toll, in cone,
North Jolt:

run from that St

,-11 with which omni

and 11.i0 p.m., wd(
,cis Traffic of the Ma:

epeicl, and I

r and Great

100 and I

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;-4, • . - • . 58
575. to s• • 220, barr
Exuntertint .al..es. On ,`tile. ; , . Lard,i 7 ,
11d. Small sales'of Sprits a
•
—PIG IRos.--No busixess ;
Oti SALE,
THIS DAY. -
The. Ship NABOB, .. and buyers at 525. 3d.
n,l 3O feet s,loths, • • -
This Day. the 31st instant, at Twelve o'thek, at Browne, United States
LIVERPOOL CORN M.
breadthuit in the
Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, e6t.130-tlhOst h;s
b,
- :--7:--- in 1815 ; has just come out of the graving, dock,
3'50 1ia,,..,,, 13engaL RICE. 711•10'6,6ciPt lo;e7t.thb2ol44feetfe
' uohly overhauM boottopped and
Apply to BROWNE; HUNTER, &
CO.,.,Brokers. Where she has been more ,
~ ,
' ' s d A •'
newly sheathed withyellOw me,:,...., and ,s now c.as..e . lin red
We had brilliant weather i,
Ind a hew mainmast put in; she •is a large become wild and broken ; silo
- Second Day's Sale. for rive year, ; , . .
•1 is -well suited for the Australian •or other Ira •'.es. - frequent, but followed by stro
carrier, am .
On account of S. Boult and Edward Higgins, Emirs., Trustees . ? , Dock —For further particulars, inventories ' '
Lying in Salthoase . ,
, 'moderate supply them-has-be
for whom it may concern.
&a apply to
-This- Day, the 31st i-.- stint, at One o'clock, at the - •' ici, J. WILSON, 6, 'York-buildings, Liverpool. tths • every branch of the trade ; pil
..Broker's Office, 5, Rumford-street, . - • . . - - •most, articles ;.4ndian :Cori
A Large Quantity of Loose American COTTON, FOR SALE,
saved from the late fire. a Love-lane ; 17.•ing in Leigh and , , The fine Br4antine TRUE BLUE'; ~
upheld the adirancer, inuticOnt
Whitley's Yard, opposite the ruins.—Apfl vto •,,4 152 26-100ths tons per register, 224. 41,94ths tons 'or present consumption the di
H. .TN WEBSTER. Broker. -pati% O.U.‘ . Dimensions:, Length 96, feet, breadth 24 By last advices American II
„ji e feet 18-100ths, depth 12 feet. Built at St. Peter'S, prices were boa •
nning to appr
... • - ...,-..--7--,--7--. P.E.1., and launched in October last ;is of hand- -
• • . TO-MORROAV.
some model, well found in stores, and sails:fast ; lying' in There was a thin attendant
Brunswick Dock.—For inventories apply to • a slow tedious demand. . Mil
To-morrow, the Ist September, at One o'clock, at the • , DAVID CANNON; SONS, & CO. a3- ' chiefly from_good_French Red
Broker's Office, 22, Tower-buildings, North, _
150 Tons VALONIA, • '- ' being a decline of fully Pd. I)
& Co.,
ex Clara Louisa, from'Smynra.—Apply to Messrs. Cavafy , MONE'rARY AND COMMERCIAL. - , day. Flour was 6d.'per'sack
Merchants ;or to SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker. • .
- --. had a limited inquiry,
tate Fri
TO-morrow, the Ist Sept . at Twelve o'clock, at Browne,
• - TUESDA Y EVENING.. former and 2d. on latter. I
Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, .
end' barley ' la. per •'-cent'al.,'
• too Cases CASTOR OIL, inc Cotton Market remains without any plate •
_ moderate sale, at former pric(
800 Bags MYRABOLAyS.
•
Apply to BROWNE, lIUNTLI,, & CO., Brokers. 1 nal change. There is
a fair demand, and prices small supply. Wheat mostly
, .
o'clo:_k at the sell ; Red 7s. .3.d. to Bs. 6d. ;
-To-morrow, the Ist sept., at Twelve , i are maintained at niday's currency. The sales Oats, 6s. Bd."to 7s. 4d. ;6d.
Ta
Brokers,' Office,
' ",,OGO Bags Bombay LINSEED, to-day were 5,000 bales. meal, 12s. Gd to 12s. 11d. pe
RAPE and NIGER SEED,
• 2,000 Bags
now landing.—APPLY to The Liverpool Share Market has been in 'a IMPORTS AND
ITTI FDA.T F Sr-
T. sr H. L . . . . C 0.,., Brokers.
Most inanimate condition to-day ; and although From the 95th to the 30th
To-morrow, the Ist September, at One o'clock, at the •
Brokers' Office,. 18, Hackin's-hey, prices have been supported, no new business has . ..
8 Cases i - • • . -..r. .
cs t,'• . ,A
68 Bags Para INDIA RUBBER, • • been 'done. , . - .
... ~. ._._ -
7 Casks . . ~.. Ad 0
30 Bags Ceara DITTO, • INTO
The garket for the Public -Funds and Secu- -.-- PI ° Pa
~, Il' - LIVERPOOL, --.---- --
now landing ex Princess Royal and Ariel.—Apply to
FROM Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs.
. JACKSON & M'CULLOCIL Brokers, rities was very quiet , to-day, at yesterday's Ireland -539: ... 2014 ...
prices. Consols closed. at 954- 'to 95a, for both. Coastwise . ... 6_ 2B ...
• FRIDA.Y.Canada & •
E otßri. ,
On Friday next, the 2nd September, at One o'clock, at the money and the account.xchequer Bills 21 to ,
Cohl.o erut of i ""•' •" ••
Brokers' Sale-room, 35. Dale-street, 24, and the New Threes at 961. Europe...
.60 Bales Egyptian COTTON RAGS. ' U. States... _ ...I ... • _
Apply to JOHN L. BOWES & BROTHER. , In the London Railway Share Market, to-day, 'Europe,&c. 1660 ... 3386 70C
,Egypt
On. Friday next, the 2nd September, at Twelve o'clock, at the very little business was transacted; but prices INTO-
. . . Brokers' Office, 'Runcorn
. 2,000 Bales JUTE.. were very firmly 'maintained, closing at the -- --- -
Apply to Messrs. T. and J. Brocklebank, Mordants ;orto . • - ' Total 5673 ' 6 '5428 157 t
T. & 11. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. highest point. Business continues limited, but --- - _
• • • EXPORTS TO
On Friday, the 2nd September, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, purchases predominate. Caledonians are quoted For. Parts. - '5O 1525 ' .'- -
. . Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2 Dale-street, •' Ireland 1866
100 Bales Bombay HEMP, ex Hilton, in Stanley Dock. at 851 to 86 ; .Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981; Coastwise
- 3 „ - RHEA -FIBRE, ex City of-Manchester. and,North-western, 96 _ .
Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. London l- - • 7,9 i , London and ' T.CIVTICIV ASTVitx*E4 1r A

OriVridaY next, the 2nd September. at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 11, Oldhall-street,
18 Bales COTTON RAGS, ex Crimean,
7. Bales WOOLLEN RAGS, ex Euphrates. worthy of notice.
Will be open for inspection in our Warehouse, Pownall-street.
Apply to FERGUSON, HORSLEY, & CO., Brokers. for the leading articles of consumption, at about

j South-Isistern, 924, &c

In the Produce Markets there is nothing. new

A modevat(

demand continues

Iprevious :rates

Postpo,ed till Friday next, the 2nd Oeptember.
:On account of whom it may concern. -
On Friday hest; the 2nd Sept., at half-past One o'clock, at,the
Broker's -Office; Corn Exchange-buildings, Brunswick-street,
Concluding Sole Of Salvage, from the late fire at the North-- mate state.
Shore Mills,
.•
A Quantity of FLOUR. RICE, &c:, marketw to-day, and prices were generally rather
Also, several Pairs-of MILLSTONES, and a large quantity
of FRENCH BURRS. Can be inspected on the morning of tower.
5a1e.....-For other particulars apply to
. H. IL GN.DING, Broker. The, London Wool sales were brought to a
.. .
. . . ,.

0:,: account of whom, it may c&icern

On Friday next, the 2nd September, at One o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool,
About 70 Packages of.very valuable Damaged MANUFAC-
'TIMED .d()3D, consisting of Stuffs, Printed, Dyed, Grey
and White Cottons, Crossovers, Counterpanes, Hosiery,
Blankets, Indies' Felt Hats,--Haberdashery, &c. ; 280 Boxes
Soap, 25 Cases School Slates, Hardware; about 100 Bags Rice,
Soda Ash,',Blaeking, -Currants, Corks, &c., saved from the
Wreck of the Harlequin, Liverpool to Montreal.
kt same time, 78 Pieces Cottons, landed from the Miseltoe.
,t the Sheds. for Wrecked Goods, north-east side
tc.—For.further particulars apply to
PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL. & CO.,
Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association.

All lying

PrinZelibac

On account of whom it may colleen].
On Friday next, the 2nd September, at- One o'clock, at the
. .Public_Sule:,room,..Exclhange-buildings,
• A QUantity of Damaged MANUFACTURED GOODS,
namely—about
"50 Packages MANUFACTURES,
SOO Packages Sundry HARDWARE,
•
30 Cases CHEESE,
25 Bales PAPER, -
37 Bundles IRON WIRE, .
45 Cases GLASS,
400 Pack,ges SODA, BLACKLEAD, &c., &c.
(TO-174hich- will be added Sundries as they arrive.)
. ,

Ex Harleiluin eeked,) hence for Montreal, &c. Lying at
the" Wreck Shed, north end Prince's Dock.—For further par-
ticulars apply to Messrs. Allan Brothers and Co. ; or to
S. DUTTON & NEPHEW, Brokers for Salvage.
To be followed by Sales of Iron, Canada Plates, Earthen-
ware, &c.

NEXT

W E E IC

On Wednesday, the 7th September, at Twelve o'clock,' at
Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s Of lee, 2, Dale-street,
500 Bales Bombay MADDER ROOTS.
BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers.

Apply to

The Corn trade remains in a dull and inani-

There was very little done at our

By order of the Mersey Dock Estate

close this evening. There was a 'fair 'attendance

of buyers, and prices were unchanged. Low
I%rools will be offered for sale -to-morrow and
, ,

I Thursday

THE LONDON STOCK EUHANGE

LONDON, Tuesday Ev'euing.
-The business done in English Securities has

.7-Overtime Goods sold

been of a very limited character, althokrgh the
values have not sustained any quotable vartafion.

for charges
On account of whom it may concern.
On Wednesday next, the 7th September, at One o'clock, at th(
Brokers' Saleroom, 18, Chapel-street,
25 Bags SUGAR, and SCRAPINGS,
130 Bales COTTON and PICKINGS, •
GO Bags RICE and SWEEPINGS,
:50 Bales JUTE and Damaged, •
50 Bags RAPESEED, LINSEED, and SWEEPINGS,
50 Bags COFFEE and SWEEPINGS,
NITRATE OF SODA, OIL, FUSTIC, LOGWOOD: FIBRE_

Consols opened steadily at the prices of last nig44l,

and after a slight fluctuation again became firmer,,
the continued purchases of the Bank broker, who
has taken another parcel of S:15,000 Consols, as-

sisting to same extent hi sustetining the market.
Consols for money and account aco quoted at

TEA, PEPPER, PIASSAVA, EAU.DE COLOGNE, ic7"
Lying in the Albert Dock Warehouses.—For further particulars
apply to DANIEL C. BUCHANAN & CO., Brokers.

New Three per Cents., 96 f; Five per
i; ditto

Annuities, 1114

Inclit Stook

On Thursday, the Bth September next, at Twelve o'clock, at
the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
400 Chests Bengal INDIGO,
•
•Consisting of goosl Consumers' and Shipping. Apply to Messrs
'Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants ; or to
T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers.

On Sate.

ON SALE,
MYRIATIC ACID.
BIGLAND; SONS, Bc. JEFFREYS

ON SILT

REFINED-TABLE SALT,
Packed in Hermetic-ally Sealed Earthenware Jars,

89 88k

NORTHARN. DAILY TIME%

sales of SpiritS. of Turpentind at 345. 6d

001, CORN MARKET.-AUGUST 30

r all last w

d and broken ; showers ha

been heavy and

With a

_ .
every branch of the trade ; prices have given way upon
Indian -Corn, cargoes have
,certainly

lance at this day's market, and
Millers supplied their wants

being a decline of fully 2d. per rental, from last Tues-
day Flour was 6d.'per'sack lower. Oats'ond Oatmeal

,
n d Barley 'ld. per • Cental., -Indian Corn had only a
Moderate sale, at former prices. Irish new stuff was in
small supply. Wheat mostly soft, and very difficult to
sell ; Red 7s. .3.d. to Bs. 6d. ; White, Bs. to 9s. ; . White
Oats, 6s. Bd."to 7s. 4d. ; Tawny, Gs. 9d. to 7s. ; Oat-
meal, 12s. Gd to 12s. 11d. per 100 lbw.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
From the .16th to the 30th August,' 1559, inclusive,

1 15:/37. IQrs:l2Qorll si Qrs: Qrs.! Qrs

I :4334 7.66
...I-876 375

' 6 f342-81-157e1-3-75

,SksiSacks
932 806
32

T 321 3186

721 ..:
813
11 275

LONDON MINING MARK
There was no feature to-day in

AUGUST

oarket wor

market here v)

Anew f

TIIE _TI

been exhibited in the im

notice. •-- Herodsfoot-continuei:in goottdemand.- 'Provi-
dence, West Caradon, and Margaret not so firm. Unity.
Ringston DOWiIS, and Kelly Bray, inquired for. The
closing quotations' 'are—East- Wheal Russell, 91 9 ;
Grambler and St. Aubyn, 50 to 521; Great South Tel-.
gus„ 14 to 10; JferodSfOot, 14+1; Hiligston Downs,
4+ z ; Kelly Bray, 24 34.; Providence Mines, 424 45 ;
Tamar Consols, 2'4 ; West-Caradon,--13* 135 rWheal •
Margaret, 474_50.; Wheal Trelawney, 261 27+ ; W seal
Unity, 19sAd.'20s.-6d.

of the new si

TRADI

of-the tea trad

earlier than by the ordiiiarY chanii(

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—AuousT 30.
The market has again opened with a dull
appearance, and the public sales are progressing with-
out spirit Refined lumps 50s. to 525.
Corrm----The large public sales are going off
steadily.

Pn-A.:—Jthe. market is Steaclii.but inactive.
artizle is firm, and the public sales went
off steadily..
Rum without-alteration.
, Co6oA.—TrinktalSOld at 68s. to 725..
SALTPETiIE, GrOIItiMICS dull of sale.
hales sold at fully previous§ rates.
Markets generality' dull to.-day.

is the fittest

LONDON TALIWW MARKET.—Atroust
Dulness is still the reattu.-c, without any impottaint
fluctuation in prices, wllich. :Ire quoted as follows
Town tallow, 545. ; Petc7Bburg'Y.C. on the spot, 555,..
Jd. ; ..leptentber, 555. 6d.. t;) ; October to De-
centher, 558. 9d. ; ditto septwhtery, 50,, 3d.
MANCHESTER MAMET.---I.tuatwr 30.

ly two In

Kaist6w; and has been pure

7 -
(FROM OUDOW ft N •cittslibsuLlNT.)
The' 11Mrket has again assartted: mole activity, and
to-day there was a degree of buOyancy not apparent in
the last tiro' weeks. For some goods high4vprices have
been paill,.and. for 36-in/A white shirting 31 to 6i1.. per
piece over-last week's cittotationS' lave' hem obtained.
Many makergar'c engageaup to Deoetnber.
HULL. CORN MARKET.—AtentST:' 3111

high rate .of 3s

There was a moderate apply of wheat; whichimat
with a dull ask!: at• 3s. . per ("Harter reductitini fidinvlist
Tuesday's rat,as: New sells at 40s. to 435.- per '613.1b5:
Barley, oats; had heaus, each the turn lower..

4d. per lb

INSURANCE ON THE GREAT EASTERN
STEAMSHIP. •

The Times states that few or no policies Gs

;ransaet any business

of the trial trip. Almost the only' reason assign(
thispurse is, the possibility of the vessel not g(

- NEWCASTLZ.-CATTLg YARKET.—Atftarsr. 30.
,The supply of ikef comprised.l6s4 heads. The ttado'
was active -at e:,iraordinary rates.. The muuber of
Sheep and .Lambstuts-8,860. The-Mutton trade,wasiti
a steady state at Ad currencies.- Lambs were in-good.
demand, and the.Quations werc-fidly supported,. Beet
ss, &I. to 7s. 9d. per-stone ; Sheeysid. to
Lamb, 6d; to 7d. par. Th..

NEWCASTLE COftN AI A R tr.irr r 3 Cf. '
A fair supply of Wheat from the • farmciA4 chiefly
newt and a clearance- effected at IS. per, quarter:below
Saturday's rates, the &audition being4generally iaaterior.
Old.meets a slow sale:, below.Saturdtty's • prices.• Sduth
coantry and Forei,rn without alter ion in veno,..but
little. doing. Flour—Dull trade. Grinding Barley
fully as dear, with •ia -fair demand. Oats -cantina() dif-
ficult to sell, and prices inclining lower. Beans 'and
Peas:eautiime without- change.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET—AvausT 30,
air supply of farmers Wheat in good condificin,
cat abont last days rates, millets• not inaitrpd t.