Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-05 00:00:00

NoRTITETIN ,p_AT.Ly.i_ TIM -'s.

damage

by the general ts,' extending. The aividena
mines which have beet in most itttu.'st
Wheal Clifford; West -Catadon, Great gouth: Tot-
gus, West Seto!), East .13asgot, Iferodsfmt,.Provi-,
deuce,- Margaret Tincroit, aid Mary A.•n- and
the .progressive mines, Wheal. lJnity,_East:
ville, North Downs, East Con Brea, COok7S-
Kitchen, East. Russell,
.Stray Ptak, Ludcott, and
.-Pendeen. - -

During the past week the moot rents of the
Precious Metals have been rather extensive. The
imports have comprised 175;000 from the United
States by the Persia ; £50,00D by tins Fulton ;
£18,067 by the Kangaroo and £50,000 by . the
Teutonia. The Indus,. from the Peninsula, has
brought £7,380 ; the La Plata, from Mexieo and
the.. West Indies, £250,000; the Avon, from'Afel-
lionrner £208,5542; the Prince of Wales, £105,30 ;
the Yeetis from the Mediterranean, ;
the Star Of Peace,. from Sydney, £45,000 ; the
Tasmania, from the Brazils,. £26,610 ; and the
Dane, from the Cape of Good Hope, £lO,OOO,
making a total of £853,43-1. The exports have
been £150,364 to the West Indies by the ParOna ;
.£434,662 to the East Indies and China, by "the
. Pero and shipments, to the Continent, through
the London Custom House,. estimated at £3OO ;
making a total of £585,326.
The Gazette. statement Of the. movement of the
precious metals for the week. ending Wednesday
• last,. gives the following totals, via...—lmportS of
gold, £163,,085; exports of gold,. £1.66;E GI; im-
ports of silver, £.165,737; exports. of silver,
• .n 50,434.
The London Produce Markets. hav-dbeen quiet,
and rather steady since that day- se'imight.
Coffee has gone off with less animations: probably
owing to the near approach of the Dutch. Trad-
ing Company's sale. Plantation Ceylon occasion-
ally sold upon. 6d. to Is. per cwt. lower terms, not-
withstanding the moderate supplies brought for-
ward. The good to fine grocery sugar oared.found
steady buyers at full rates, but low qualities.remain
lepressed, and must again be quoted 6il. to Is..
per cwt. cheaper in some instances.. White Ben-
gal Rice attracts attention, and business to. a. fair
extent has taken place at the former value.. Two
iloating.cargoes of new Rangoon have been sold,
including one for the Continent this week,. at Ws.
per cwt. Several parcels of saltpetre changed
hands since last Friday, at is. per cwt. decline. ,
There now seems less desire on the part of holders
to realise, and the . above depression is fully reco-
vered. The Tea market continues:inactive..

QUINCY, Fla., August 17.7-.-The continued rains have
affected the cotton crop, but to what extent we are
unable yet.to say. I hear from the lower counties-of
Georgia that a, small hug. .is seriously affecting the
cotton farms, so that the crop will be short.
SAVANNAH (via Halifax), August 21.--Rains continad
very heavy.

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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—SEPTgmnEn 3.
There has-been an improved demand for Cotton to-
day, find prices aro fully maintained. The sale,s-r-rin-
cludin; 10 I'e-rnambueo, fid, ; 10 13abiai 71d. ; 200
Egyptian, 7kl. to 81-d. ; 1,000 Stirat, 4-I,d, to, 51d.—
Ittiift,t) Nies. of Which. 2,0n0 6r'd via bpectua-
pt6pfrty tion and for extbit,'

ST. -JOHY4 MAF

s. d. P. d.
Thee 10 /to 0 51 0 V 8
Mutton LNreul
Lamb, fore sir „ 0 6 „ 0. 71

-4itratisT 31

Febhind fir „ 0 0 „ 0 0
Fresh Pork „ 0 6 „ B 7
4obs'ters „ 0 8 „ L 0
inblr
Cott Fish : „ 0 ;, 0 0'
SoleB
ifret
Turbot
~ 0 8 „ 0 10
rovrla; l couple. 3 0„ 3 6
. . 4 6 „ 5 .0
Gekie eheli 5 0 „ 7 0
Turkeys' ... • „ 0 0 „ 0 0.
„, 0 0, 3 6.
Rabbll4V'c'gl6* 6 „ 1 10
Pi6chiN , 1. „ 1 4
Gr6u4e,,Al brabe' 4 0 „ 5 0
81-afk G6ne • „. 0 0' ~ 0
PheasalitgiVtrect 0 0„ 0 g

d. d• ti.
•
,PartridgeS j*. cbi.o 0 (ie 0 '
Spipes„
;'Larks vi et 0 0 „ 'o' 0!
Fh. Butter, r4„1.,
, Salt Do -
111 124 0 :; 6'
Pontoes,ll:peek• o'' 2
Vidateeeks, each Cr Ts• 0 0
Wit& Mitt% "„ "0" 0 ,e 0' 0-
Straafri,t+iies,t) qt 0 0 „ 0 0;
&w. 0 0 „ 0' 0'
Gess eberiies;p qto „• o .
Dam50n4,..:... 0 „ 0 8*
Peas; Vti pub[ o„o 0
Asparagus, 1140, 0 O. „ 0 0
Cocumbersteath, 0 1 „ 0 .6
Melons 11 Ito 0' 0 „ 0 0
Cherries ~ O' 0.„ 0 0
Filberts „ „ 1 0
Grapes, for „ 0 „ 2 6
Do, Eng „ , 3 6
Pines, for., each 2 ifi,y 3 6
Do. Eng...., „ 5 o'4, 6 0

TONDON Aftll-4 MARKET.-SEri-EmßEtig

There has been' ftifsiness iu metals, during Vie
Oreek. Coppaf keepS•fii*hil irz fitice,.with a steady tyfili-
vess doing in EngliSh'. TaVnif The reportir were favoac
able from the 'maiinfactiiring districts, and the make&
being fairly ejiiiiloy&2l, tl6er4' is no change to note ;
Seoteh pig is steady, btit'not bqcoyant: -.Lead is obtain-
able a shade under qtiotatioutt. Spelter is quiet, and a
trifle easier to buy, yrhilst thn.st6eis is 5,134 :toms or an
increase of about 3015% tons- on the month. Tin keeps
firm, but is not eagtrty" bougie,.. Tin plates are in
moderate request.

LONDON TALLOW, MIARZPX.--r--SErni4nEir. 3

The market is very fink; at aj thitNr rise of 6d. per
cwt. compared with the lmst'inioes, of yesterday. ' The
present quotations are Tanipx. Ms. 6d., net
cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the. spot; g 01,.. 9d. to 575. ;
September, 575. ; October t6' Deconaiier;. 575. 6d.,.
"buyers ;" ditto separately, sitk. - -
MARKET AVERAGES.TO,ATI gkEE. • fat by
ditto, 3s. ; yellow Russia;mcfhd stuff,
41s. 6d. ; rough ditto,' 25s:', Tall6xrgreaves3. Tim ; good
dregs; 7s. ' -
LONDON, PRODUCE MARKET.---Smosmavan 3.
Sugar Market quiet. Coffee steadY. TZ7,- dull ;
35,000 packages for sale On Wednesday: Ribe.:, tbout
5,000 bags sold yesterday, privately; at- steady' rates.
Saltpetre market cm;o. smt gc.o4 de._
!nand at extreme r tes. -

LONDON MINING MARKET.—SET-marEna
In the Mining Market to-day, shares in, Strarli4-4-k
and Wheal Edward are in demand, Alfred Qonsel4l-re
officially marked in the Stock Exchange 3i Shares
in North Downs, Great South To ,Ittus; East Bisset

tion. Cobre and Linaret Mining ghtird,are inctaired for.;
the former have been dealt in at 43„ and:the latter at
11 to 114:. -...English and Anstralidn COpper.- Shiites •axe
marked I.g to ex div., being firm. .

DONCASTER CORN MARKET
We had a fair but not extensive, sui
. _

SEPTEMBER' 3

'is very deficient; irk .onesainpic
We note prices, for -Old • Red

Ind rather low(