Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-06 00:00:00

THE NORTHERN TIMES, 'W-SDNESDAY, ~T-1114Y -6, 1459

SPQRTING INT_EiLf GE NUE.

C T

MATCIT came off yesterday, fibw-hill, between the second&
-:•even of the Clarence Cricket Club and first of the Viliteld:

C ICto7la Crf

aka Club, which was dcwillcAl in favour of tke Clarence

first innings, and 47 itn s•

Breckfictd (mixed eleven) v. Clarence Cricket Chit), to come SIT

to-morro%

Clarence v. Ormstirt6..Crieket Club, to come off ou Sarardayn

9th inst

~ at prmskirk

NEWMARKET JULY AIEETING.--YEsrEntorr.
The JULY STAKES, a subscription of 50 sovs each; 30 eft; fot

colts Bst

71b, fillies Bst 51b ; second to save his -at .k

New T.Y.C. ; 40 slats.

Bn'oeaue(

MATCH 1,000, 300 ft; Bs'

lb each; Chesterfield Coarse---:YIT..F.

a's Apollo

Mr. Smith's Loiterer, both two year

Loiterer beat Apollo

IMO GRA 5r51

DAY

1 The TOWN PLATi Of 50 Kr;

far three year olds; 'cults 'fist 71b,

A HANDICAP PLA
CheAerfield Stabreg

of 30 sot's, for three year olds

and up wards

A SWEEPSTAKES -10. SOTS e

oh, for two 3v,r olds ; colts
to be sold for 200 sovs if de-

Bst 71b, 11

the winr.

rnandeci, tte.; lait half of B.M

A SWEEPBTAKES of 10 SOTS each. for twa year olds; colts Sst 71b,
fillies Sst ,41b; the winner to be .eold for 40 sows if derdanded &c ;,
last half mile of Now T.'Y.C.

A SWEEPSTLICES of 10 •Scrirs each ; three year olds 7st '6lb. f >or
Bst 71b, five, six, and aged, Bst 121 b; the winner to be sold for 150
sovs if demanded, &e 4 8.111.

A Sweersrixiis of 100 -goys each, h ft, for three year olds
colts Sst 71b, fillies Bst-41b ; Suffolk Stakes Coursb .6 subs.

)uke of Bedford's Luff • *Baron Rothschild's Magnum
Mr G W Fitzwilliard's b c The Mr F Robinson's b c Antonio
Thames . Lord Zetland's br f Qui -Viye
',Lord W .rowiett's br c Zaretan
v I MATCH 200, h ft. Bst 711) each; New T.Y.C.—Sir J. Hawley's b f

CARLISLE RACES

PROGRAMME

. DAY

The IfarEav Ite..siatcAß of 5 sovs each, 3 ft, with SO added.; the
winner to pay 5 sovs expenseS, arid see3nd to save his stake;
winners of a handicap of 200. sovs_orxupwards after. June .7 61h, of
two of that value 91b extra; one mile and a quarter; 22 snbs.

Trip the Daisy

ge 'lb

age st lb
2 Br .e by the Flying Dutch-
-2 'man —Meanee .
8 B by Vatican—

King of Scotland
Meta (h b)

Cora Linn

'3...6 $

5.. ; 6
4..,7 4 Lotyvy
,a .7 2 Miss Etewart
4 ,7 2 ,usannah
3..1 2 Daniel
4.1 2 Honey ...
.3..612 Hegira
3..6 9 I Trabu2o. .

Lough Bar
Mauchline
Shafto

3-6 I

1..5

Wellington
Little Agee.
Griffin . .

3 .5 7
5.. rdl
4... pd)
3 pd)

Howth

3.. 6 I Greystock

MONETARY AND. ,O'OMMEROIAL.
• LIV2RTCYOL, Tuesday Evening

There is no thaigeto notice in the Cotton-Market.
to-day the sales were limited to aboct '5,000 bales,
including 500 on speculation•and forel:port, at about
previous rates.
• The , Liverpool Shere Market ~was very, quiet
to-day, and prices were much about the same as
quoted yesterday. The following were the trans-
actions reported :—Chester and Birkenhead, 737-7, ;
London . and North Western, 921 ; Manchester,
Sheffield,, and :Lincolnshire, ; Midland, 1001
`Dovers, 20-1, Grand Trunk of'' Canada, 9 ; Great
Western of 'Canada,. now shares, 54 d ; Chester
preference, eight per cents.' .171 ; Chester £2O
Shares (guaranteed), 'l4 s=-1-6. •;- tiYeipool and
London Fire and Life, 7,; p. The following
were the eloSing prices : Chester and Birkenhead,
731, 731 ; Caledonian, .80, 80i-5; Eastern Counties,
11?-„ 114 ;. East Lancashire, 92, 93 ; Great Northern,
100, 101 ; Great 'Weitern, 351,, 56 ; Lancashire
and Yorkshire Stock, 932, 93y;London:and North
Western Stock, 911, 92 ; ',Ditto one-eighth Shares,
'l2, 12 d ; ManclE,,ster, 'Sheffield, and Lincolnshire,

s s
34 367.; ; Midland' Stock, 99, 1001 ; North
British, 55, 551.; .North, StOffordshire, 46, 4d ;
North'Eastern —Berwick, 89, 896 ;' York and North
Midland, 72,10 724 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 45, 45k.;
South Eastern and Dover, '2O 11-16, 201. Foreign
Buffalo and Lake Huron, 47,-, 59 ; Dutch Rhenish,
61, 6 d ; Great Western -of_ Canada, 15, 15;
Do.- New -Shares, 51 5?-4 d ; Great Luxembourg,
574, 54; Grande Trunk of Oauada, Bk, 94- ; Lom-
bardo-Venetian, 1, t d ; Do. New Shares, 1.41, 1. d.
The Produce Markets are quiet. The -sales of
Sugar to-day were confined to 45 hhds. Barbadoes
and Antigua, at 395. to 425.; 20 hhds. Porto Rico,
at 455. 3d. to , 455. 6d. ; and 600 bags low white
Benares, at 41s. to'42s. 6d. per cwt. There is nothing
to report in Molasses or Rum. The Rio Coffee offered
by auction met with good competition„ chiefly from
exporters, 2,000 bags realising 455. 6d. to 51s. per
cwt. for ordinary mixed to good ordinary pale.
Rice continues neglected, and we ,baye no sales to
notice either in this, article or in Saltpetre. At the
public sales of Seeds, the damaged portion only
found buyers -; but subsequently '2OO bags good
Guzerat Mustard have been reported at 50s. ; 1,000
bags brown Rape, at 425. 6d. to 435. ; and 145 bags
Scinde at 355. per quarter.
The general character of the Wheat markets of
'the country to the close of the weok has tended to a
reaction from the slight improvement of the previous
week ; and. though the more forward districts of the
south have been Vieited. by severe thunder storms
and heavy rain, yet =little apprehension appears to
have been excited that the Wheat.crop has, sustained
any, injury, though we are now approaching a period
when unsettled weather will exercise an important
influence on the course of trade. since 'Friday few
transactions have occurred, and prices are without
change, except for Indian Corn, which article is held
somewhat more firmly. The arrivals since Tuesday
last show a falling off, compared with those of the
previous few weeks, and this will be more per-
ceptible for some time, as no margin remains
for imports from either France or the Baltic,
and as the imports from America, even if their
harvest prove as abundant as prognosticated, can-
not be expected to supply anything of consequence
for some months to come. It may be interesting to
,note that the arrivals in Liverpool, in July and
.August_ last year, almost exclusively from the United
'States, were. 321,628 quarters of Wheat, with 238,581
barrels of Flour. At this morning's market there
was an average attendance. Of Wheat there was a
slow sale, with the turn in the buyer's favour. Oats,
Barley, Beans, and Maize each firm, with little doing.
Sack Flour neglected. Oatmeal unaltered in value,
Irish letters•received represent, from present appear-
ances, Potatoes and Oats will prove about one-third
less than last year. Wheat promising.
The Market. for Public FUnds and Securities
opened rather firm in the morning, and advanced. to
931, buyers,
,but towards the afternoon a quieter
tone was observable and prices declined, closing at
934- to 936 ; Exchequer Bills were steady at 22 to
25 ; Bank Stock 219 to 221, and the New Three
per CentS. 931 to 33k.
' There ,has . been Very little doing' in the- London
itailway Share Market to-day, but, on the whole,
business was steady, prices 'being without the least
change: French' Shams were firm and improved
in price. The following, are the closing :prices :
Caledonians, 80, 801; Eastern Counties, 571, 571 ;
East Lancashire, 91, 93 ; Edinburgh and Glas;
gow, 71, 72; Great NOrthern; 100, 101 ; Do. A.,
82, 84 ; Great Western of. Canada, 15, 154 ; Grand
Trunk of 'Canada, 84, 944 Great Southern and
Western, 1016-, 1056 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
931, 931 ; London and North Western, 911, 921 ;
London and South Western, 93, 94 ; Leeds
Northern, 451, 451 ; Manchester,' Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire, 361, 37 ; Midland Stock, 160, 1001 ;
South Eastern, Dover, 681, 691; ; York, Newcastle;
and Berwick, 894 ; York, and, North Midland,
72;,.721. , - _

A very firm and healthy tone prevails in the
Manchester Market, and there is a• good deal of
:quirt' on Indian. Account. The German houses are
dning a little more business this week.
So far as can be ascertained, the commercial
`engagements of the 4th of the month have been
completed in a satisfactory manner. The Paper
which arrived at maturity has' been met with
prnmptitude, and although several cases of default
have been spoken of, as usual, no failure of im-
portance has, been announced. In the present
condition of trade, which, although healthy, is
exceedingly quiescent, no difficulty is found in
providing for these periodical paytnents, especially
when accommodation can be obtained on first-rate
security at -3 per cent., if not lower. The effect
which the necessary preparations have produced
upon the Money Market has been very unimportant.
The rates, it is true, have shown rather more firmness
than might have been expected, in consequence of
several other engagements having to be discharged
in the shape of railway calls. Already, however, the
market is quieter; and, with the release, of the half-
yearly dividends, it is just possible that the quota-,
tions may again descend. to the extremely low level
lately experienced.
Private telegrams quote the Exhange at Shanghai
at Os. 7d., showing a movement of about 1 per cent.
in,favour of this country.

The
.Stock of Specie`, in the Bank of Vienna has
fallen, since last month, 'froth 90,015,6241. to
79,785,997f1.7.-udifference of .10,24627f1„ or say a
million sterling, caused, of course, by draughts by
the Government. The notes afloat have increased to
the enormous: sum of 453,752,407f1., being nearly six
times the amount of the Specie held.
The Wheat Market yesterday was rather heavy, the
previous Monday's prices being scarcely supported.
'The London'Colonial Wool Sales are fixed to corn-
mence.on Thursday, the 2lst inst. The fresh arrivals
up ter 'the' present date are as follows—viz. :
21,79,2 bales Sydney-, 23,736 Victoria, 9,226 Van
Diemen's Land, 8,381 New Zealand, 8,206 Adelaide,
11,557 Cape of Good . Honei making in, all 82,898
bales.

The Weekly Traffic Return of the Gfeat Western
Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows a
decrease of £904.

The Half-yearly Meeting of the Brighton Railway
Company is called for the 26th inst. It will be pro-
posed to consolidate into stock such of the preferential
44 per cent. £5 shares of 1858 as may have been
paid up in full, and to create preferential stock or
bonds for the purchase Of a portion of the West end
of London and Crystal Palace Railway.
A Special Meeting of the Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway Company is called for the 13th instant, at
Manchester, to approve of several bills now before
Parliament, one of which is for an amalgamation
with the East Lancashire Railway Company, another
is for the construction of branch railways from Old-
ham to Rochdale and Royton, whilst another enables
the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company to extend
their line from Thornhill to the Bradford, Wakefield,
and Leeds Railway, and also to Dewsbury.
The meeting of the Italian Junction Railways Com-

pany;'fixed for the 9th ninst., has been adjourned until
the 4th of August, the number of share ,deposited
being insufficient to nconatitute a legal meeting.
An extraordinary general. meeting of .Elliott's
Patent Brick, Pipe, and Tile Company is called tor
the 9th instant, to take measures for winding up the
company.
Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the
dividend falling due the 12th instant, on Buenos
Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds, as well as the interest
coupon on Grand Russian Railroad Shares.
A call of £2 per share is to be paid by the con-
tributors of the Era Assurance Society, by the 16th
instant. '

The Westburn has arrived from China with
641,800 lbs. of Tea, and 315 bales of Silk.

Amsterdam Short

Rotterdam

Brussels
Hamblugh
Paris Short

months

Marseilles

Fratikfor

Vienna

St. Petersbur

Madrid

FOREIGN EXCHANGES,

12 to 11 ... 12

14i

11 .. 14

n

25 ... 10 ... 25 15

25 10 25 15
.13 ... 3 ... 13 4
25 ... 5 25 ... 121

25
1161
14
14
33i
49

The Stock Market to-day showed a strong upward
tendency. The Funds, after attaining a fresh rise of ?-4,
closed per cent.. higher than on Saturday. The principal
impulse arose Froin the position of the speculative account,
but the rise on the Wrench and -German Bourses attracted
much attention. At Paris to-day the Three per Cents.
closed about 2 per cent. higher than yesterday ; and at
Vienna, on Sattarday," there was a sudden rise of no lets
than 21 per cent. in the Austrian Metalliques, to which the

Amstei6m Bourse this day.responded to the extent of 14-
per cent. The amount of bills falling due to-day (the 4th)
was not particularly heavy, and they seem to have been well
met. There was no pressure in the Discount' Market, and
the best paper was taken in Lombard-street at 2-1, per cent.—
Daily News City Article, Monday Evening. _ _ _ _

The English FUndi have shown a considerable increase
of firmness to-day, awing to
.the scarcity of Stock for
delivery,, the rise of the Paris 'Bourse, and the dispOsition
to take a more favourable view of-the probabilities of peace.
At thd Bank to-day the applications for discount were on a
fair scale, .but the requirernents of the 4th having been met,
the demand for money generally is less active, and is likeh•
rapidly to diminish at the approaching paymerit of the
dividends. There were no bullion transactions at the Bank
to-day. The arrivals of specie to-day amount to a total of
£3lB,ooo.—Times City Article, Monday _Evening.
The next public sales of Colonial wool will commence on
Thursday the 21st. Since the last sales abont 82,898 bales
have arrived.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET

JULY 5.

SUGAR : The market remains quiet,. the sales being
confined to 45 hhds 13arbadoes and Antigua at 39s to 425, 20
hhds Porto Rico at 45s 3d to 45s 6d, and 600 bags low white
Benares at 41s to 42s 6d per cwt.
MOLASSES and RUM : Nothing to report.
COFFEE : The parcels of Rio offered by auction met with
good competition, chiefly from exporters. 2,000 bags realising
45s 6d to Ms per cwt for ordinary to good pale.
RIZIE confinueo neglected, and we have no sales to notice.
DICEWOODS : Only 5 tons Campeachy FustiC at £6 7s 6d
per ton.
ASHES : 100 barrels
old. !
NITRATE OF SODA : 20 tons taken at 14s 6d
SALTPETRE : No sales
BRIMSTONI
GLITCH ,50 bags at 33s
OILS : Palm at £46 10s ; Olive, nothing has transpired
RosiN 1.500 barrels common, ex !quay, at 3s 10d and
200, to arrive, at 3s 11d.
- SPIRITS OF :TURPENTINE : 20 barrels at 38s

Pots sold at 27s for new, and 26s for

30 tons best thirds reported at £7 12s 6d

_SEEDS : 200 bags good Gazerat'ltrustardseed reported at
50s, 1,000 bags broirn Rape at 42s Gd to 435,145 bag-sSeinde
at 355, and a small lot Bombay Linseedlat 43s 6d'per qr.