Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-26 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL,

'am, 14' a
. Although our market is asUEBEC
yet showolia ut
life or animation, we commence the publication 0, 0
Prices Current ; but so little has been done that everYn'llt"
is merely nominal, if we except deals, which are bu°Y.:ving
both pine and spruce—with every probability of ren13,30
so for some time. What effect the unsettled state of 0,, 00
in Europe will have on wood goods will depend greatuore
England's keeping clear of Continental quarrels, but we dei
not inclined to take a verygloomy view of matters, 0,11/10ed
any circumstance, we will have fair average Wing will
summer fleet. We hope all parties who export cargoes
to
make the exact clearances at the Custom-house, s°
some more certainty may be obtained in showing the arin'
extent of our export of wood. Fonsrm, BELL, AND (.I°'

TIMBER

NEW YORK MARKETS.— MAY 13.
. Receipts light; State and Western excited, e
25c to 45c better ; sales Western 26,000 brls ; superZ.
State $5 75c to $6 80c ; extra State $7
_ft)
20e to $7 Po
round hoop Ohio $7 75c to $8 ; common to good 8,00
Western $7 20c to $7 60c. Southern better ; sales 7,v,
brls. ; $7 75c to $8 for good, and $8 25c to $3 90c for falitt'll;
and extra. Canadian Flour : Snperfine nominal ;
nominal. Wheat 4c to 7c better • sales 30,000 WV $i
Chicago Spring 961 c damaged ; Western red $1 75c,":51,
80c ; Western white $1 924-c ; Southern red $1 85c ; Is 1),;;;.; to
Corn better ; sales 12,000 bushels ; mixed Western, ",,"prti
96c; yellow, 984 c to 99c. Oats firm ; sales of Sont-to
and Jersey, at 51c to 59c; Northern and Western, 6,r#
63c. Pork better; sales 500 barrels; mess, $l7 to $llO4 0
for new; prime $l4. Lard firm; sales of 500 paokag-
114e to 114 c.
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Stocks excited, and easier at the board, but since the
is firmer. The failure of Mr. Jacob Little was announced soli
board this morning, and created no little excitement' beics
failure is said to be the heaviest he ever made: o',
millions of dollars. His interests were mostly in 3115„-fe v
Ohio, and State Bonds generally, Sterling exalt'
very lirm, and ranges 1104 to 11.0 z„ frog
PASSENGERS per screw-steamer North Briton, Tor'
Quebec to Liverpool :—Mr. Jackson and lady 311;.,ieefei
ranee, Mr. Keating. Mr. Cassault, Dr. Barry 'Mr.
Mr. Younge, Mr. W. Thompson, Mr. Burns, Mr. Tillatbt
Mr. Langeven, Miss Ackland, Miss Munroe Mrs. 11'105
Miss Wood, Mr. G. P. Rideout, Mr. Rideout, and ladPoingf
Laurnson, Mr. Mallet, Mr. L. J. C.Fiscit Mrs. Jos.Leepset
Mr. A. D. Flerrier and lady, Mr. Henry St. Vincent on
Mr. John Reed, Mrs. Hopton, two children, inf".nt3
servant, Mr. Crawford, Mrs. Crawford, Miss Crawt°`,jjenrl
J. Levy, Mr. H. M. Jackson, Mr. Robb and lady, 'r. son,
Drayton, Mrs. John Torrance, Mr. Elwell and ladscatio
infant, and servant, Rev.W.Watson and lady, Rev! Nirni.
Mr. Stevenson and lady, four children, and nurse, lur.a* ialo,
Chapman, Mr. Chilwoodie and lady, the Hon. F. rough
Mrs. James Lister, Mr. J. W. Hopkins, Mr. James "Ito),
and lady, four children, and servant, Misses Haynes k ilea'
Mrs. Dampier, Mr. C. H. Pinhay, Rev. L. Gingrowlert
F. Gauthier, Mr. Thomas Lafolev and lady, 31rs'
Mrs. Clements and daughter. Lieut. H. DeGiros3,,,orterr
Carmichael, Mrs. M'Laren, Miss Livingston, Mrs' 'r, •A'
Mr. M. Stevenson, Mr. Craggs, Mr. Johnstone,
Chambers, Mr. G. J. Tidicombe, Mr. R. B. M‘Fleelyt
Geo. Robinson, and 108 steerage passengers.

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EXTRAORDINARY AND USEFUL INVENTION.--T—h e 0 1
nothing that housewives complain of with greater tru,
ness, than the breaking of some favourite piece ol :such
valuable china, or earthenware. In hundreds of case'decl•
things cannot be matched, and of course cannot be Me aila
The latter want has been obviated by an extraordinarinesr
effective invention, by Mr. Adshead, of Derby Pottery'er
Derby. It is a cement that may be said to heal in arof,
feet manner, all cracks and breaks in the articlesspokemoe
and not only in these, but in marble, alabaster, Bc. sieo
benefit of this article need not be dwelt on. We have the
some of its effects at Mr. Hall's, our neighbour's, an, part
glass that has been cemented by it is stronger in that o_
than in any other. The article is very cheap, and 11Of osif
can be long without it. Mr. Hall is the agent for by
in Liverpool, and all interested can judge for themselT
looking in at his establishment. Agent for LiverP°oshr
T. Hall, 23, South John-street. Sold in bottles, 15.13....
or sent free on receipt of sixteen postage stamps. 74
None are genuine, except bearing the signature. d