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

some distineUve-
might distinguish them as easily as tliex
We read of Julius Caesar, Diver, Clark,

In y, 0., e., and surely it would be pleasant to be enabled to
identify them on 'the field. A separate coloured cap, or even
armlet, would suffice, and Mr. Jackson is far from being the man
to think. much of the additional trouble of "colouring" the players,
provided they put him in a position to do so. Let us hope that the.
suggestion may not be thrown away, as, if carried out, it cart
scarcely fail to be useful.
The return shows the result of the game.
played gamely no one who witnessed it can d
ever, the most powerful "Eleven" in the
almost impossible to beat •

LIVERPOOI
.B. Grindrod, Esq., b Reynolds
Sharpe run out
S. Bromfield, Esq., c Stephensor
C. Todd, Esq., rug out
W. Clarke, Esq., b Jackson
E. W: Hornby, Esq., b Reynolds
Perry b Reynolds
I'. U. Chapman, Esq., b Reynolds
W. Birkett, Esq., b Jackson
T. D. Hornby, Esq., b Reynolds
J. L. Birkett, Esq., run out
C. IL Bird, Esq., b Reynolds
J. C. Fraser, Esq.' b Reynolds
F. Napier Esq., b Reynolds
A. F. Orridge, Esq., c Diver, b Jackson
It. Gladstone, Esq., c Clarke, b Reynolds
C. E. Hornby, Esq., b Jackson
Hinkly b Jackson
T. H. Stolterfoht, Esq., not out
H. W. Todd, Esq., b Jackson
L. Huson,Esq., b Reynolds
W. Langton, Esq., b Reynolds
b'7, 1-b 5, w, n-b

-FIRST INNING

R. Grindrod, Esq.. b Jackson -
Sharpe-c Hayward, b Reynolds '
Bromfield, Esq. c and b-Reynolds
C. Todd, EN. b Reynolds ,
W. Clarke, Esq. b Reynolds
Ei W. Hereby, Esq. c Davis, b Reynold
Perry b Reynolds

T; H. Ckaiman,•Esq.•b Reynolds
W. Birkett, Esq. b Jackson ... .. .. . . . ..
T. D. llornby, Esq. c Lockhart, b
J. L. Birkett, Es
Jackson ... b Jackson
ky s
oonls
C. 11. Bird, Esq. h ..
J. C. Fraser, Esq. c Jackson, b
F. Napier, Esq. c Anderson, bJßacend
A. F. Orridge, Esq. b Jackson
R. Gladstone, Es(1• c and b Jackson
C. E. Hornby Esq. run out
T. R. stolterfoht, Esq. c Reynolds, b Jae
II: W. Todd, Esq. b Reynolds
C. L. Huron, Esq. not out
Ifinkly b Reynolds
NV. Langton, Esq. b Jackson
b 2, 1-b 1, w , n-b ........... .
......

Minsr

ALL ENGLAND
R. b W. Clarke
T. DsptealhscocnPsllerFrei birdn,inbkNivy.
.....
T. Hayward c Napier, .b Sharpe .....
A. Diver c Grindrod, b Ilinkly .......
Julius Caesar c Clarke b 'tinkly
....
IV: P. Lockhart, Esq. b Ilinkly . . Alfred. Clarke c Napier, bW. Clarke George Anderson b Langt0n......,,.
J. Jackson not out ..F. .. ..
Reynolds c E. b 11, 1-b 1, w 7, n-b liorriby; b Lington

t the Liverpool
they met; how-
, and they are

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING.
We have had a quiet:der:nand for otton to-day, at
the currency of yesterday. The sales are about 6,000
bales, including 1,500 on speculation and 'for 'export.
There has been a better feeling in the Liverpool
Share Market to-day, and in most cases a slight ad-
vance upon yesterday's prices, the tone at the close
being steady, with rather a hardening tendency.
The business done in the market for the Publi,
Binds and Securities to-day was liMited, but price
continued to improve, and Consols have advanced
per, cent., the quotation being at the close 95.•
" buyers" for Money and the Account. The New
•
Threes and Reduced are 954 95:4. Iridia.:Debenturef.
(1859), 931 ; ditto Bonds, 3s. dis. ; and Exchequer
Bills 27 to 30 premium.
In the Foreign Stock
quiet, but prices are firma
are 83 to 85; ditto New L
per Cents., 444, Brazilian
vian 41 per Cent
Russian 41 per Cents. ,
Cents., 294 ; and ditto 1 per
The London Share Market has been ,moderatel
active to-day, and prices have shown more buoyanc3 _
Bristol and. Exeter have advanced to 981. Eastern
Counties to 584 581. Great Westerns Fto 594 60
Lancashire and Yorkshire to 95:4 954.• North-:West
erns to 931 944. South Westerns to 94 and 941
Midlands to 1044 1041. , North Eastern, York, tl
731 73,1 ; and South.Easterns 'to 74, and 741
In the Foreign Market Lombardo-Venetian 01
Shares have improved to 1674 _ll ; and the Nei
Shares 'to 10!,1-. Gieat Luxembourg. are 6 ;. an
The Colonial Lines ads
Sambre and Mense, 91,
show rather more firmness. East Indian have ne
vanced to 100 ; Grand Trunk of Canada to 3..
,4. an
t 34! ; Great Western of Canada were 144 0.141 an,
Eastern Bengals,
Joint Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares hay
shown' a slight doWnward tendency. ' Londoi
and County receded to 301. Ottoman Bank to 1874.
Electric Telegraph are 105; and 'Peninsular' and
Oriental Steam New Shares, 25 to 254.
In consequence of the increased deniand for. money,
and the diminished supplies, the.discount firms have
raised their rates of interest for deposits, with seven
days notice, -I per cent., viz., to 2 per cent., and there
is some expectation of higher terms for accommoda-
tion. Instead of 21 per cent., the average charge for
three months trade bills is now 24 per cent.
The movements of Specie this' week have been
rather important. The receipts have been large, and
comprise £50,000 by the Canada; arrived here to-day,
£260,000 from Australia by the Lightning, and
£168,000 by the Prince of Wales, £81,402 from the
United Slates by the Asia, £42,000 by the Etna,
£12,000 by the Argo, £150,000 by the Weser, and
£113,070 by the Vigo. The Teviot from the West
Indies has brought -£600,000, the Avon from the
Brazils £33,000, - the Sueton :from the Peninsula
£4,221, and the Ripon from Alexandria £14,972, mak-
ing a total of £1•-,528,665. The exports have comprised
£522,684 to the East Indies and China by the Indus,
and shipments to the Continent through the London
Custom House, estimated at £30,009, making a.total of
£552,693. The Gazette statement of the movement!
of the precious metals for the week ending Wednes-
day last gives the following totals, viz.':—lmports of
gold, £275,798 ; exports of gold,- £525,672; imports
of silver, £428,161 ; exports of silver, £211,213.
During the week the Mining Market has been in
-a very buoyant and active state, and the demand for
some of the dividend shares has so increased 'that
roere is some difficulty in getting stock. Specula-
o also has been brisker, several
and 'Mines getting
in request. Among the
former, West Sethi] shares
1301.-7-t..-. advanced to 400, 405, and the next 'divi-
4lend is expected to be £9 per share. Wheal Clifford
have also been in request, and a large business done at
210 to 215. East Russell has caused some excitement
inthe market again. On Saturday last a telegram was
xeceived at the office of the company that the lode in
-the 88, going towards the winze, sunk from the 66,
had iinproved to £9O, £lOO 'per fm. Private tele-
grams
announced it worth £l3O per fm., and shares
rose 'to 13,' buyers. On Monday adverse reports
were circulated, and shares dropped to 11, after
opening at 13. On Tuesday, the report•stated that a
cross slide had passed through the hole, and reduced,
its value to £5O per fm. ; and we understand shares'
were at one, time quoted as low as 9. On Thursday
they rose to 101, 101, on Friday morning 111, and
leave off at 104 to 10a. The latest' official report
values the lode at, £2O to £25 per fm.
The :Railway Traffic Returns this week amount to
£531,005 25.1 d., on 9,2081 miles, Which produces:. an
2
average of £57 13s. 2id. per mile. For the corre-
sponding week last year the receipts were £512,353,
which having been earned on 8,83 - miles, an
average of £57 19s: 2d. per mile. The increase,
therefore, in the revenue of the week, is to the extent
of £18,652, or a decrease of ss. 11 ad. per mile.
Messrs. G. F. Martin and Co., in their monthly
Ride circular, just issued, say—
The market for Salted Hides during' the month has not
'been brisk, though a fair businesa has been done at rather
lower prices. The present quotations for Buenos Ayres
Ox is 84d to 8,4 d. per lb; Monte Video's 74d. to 74th The
sales during the montli- amount 'to 30,700 Hides, which
include Buenos Ayres heavy Ox, average 594 to 61 lbs., at
84d to 81d tare 5 lbs. ' • light Ox, average 484 to 531 lbs., at
2,1 d. to 81d., tare 4 lbs.; extra heavy, average 82 to 90 lbs.,
at 71d. to 71d., tare 6 and 7lbs.; heated Ox, average 634 to
59 lbs., at 7d to 74d perlb., tare bibs. Monte Video heavy Ox,
average 6 to 64h lbs., at 71d. per lb. ; ditto, average
67 lbs., at Md.' per.lb., tare 6 lbs. ; light Ox, average 484
to 494 lbs., at 70. to 74d., tare 4 lbs. ; Cows, average 46
,to 48i lbs., at nil. to 74d. per lb., tare 4 lbs.
,• extra
heavy, average 80 to 86 1-6th lbs., at 70. to 74d., tare
albs. ; heatedl Ox, average 64 to 69 lbs., at qd. to 61d.
ship damaged at 64d. per lb. Uruguay's, heavy Ox,
average 601 lbs., at Bd. ; heated, average 60 lbs., at *1
per lb., tare 5 lbs. Stock, 52,557 Hides.
We make the following extracts from the circular
of Messrs. T. and H. Littledale and Co., a proof-sheet
of which we have been kindly furnished with.:—
GENERAL REMARKS.—The rebound in our produce mar-
kets, and still more in public securities, on the sudden and
unlooked-for return of peace, has been far short of, the de-
pression,—we might say panic,—which took place on the
equally sudden declaration of war. It may be that men's
fears are more impulsive than their hopes, but probably the
incomplete' nature of the peace has its influence, as well as
the particidar moment at which it has been announced.
There is. always a pause in operations on the eve Of
harvest, accompanied by a certain nervousness in the
minds of money-lenders, who are peculiarly sensitive
on the subject of "a large supply of foreign grain
being required in the event of a deficiency ,in our corn
crops." Thus far, however, there appears no
.great cause
for apprehension on this head. The harvest is unusually
early, and a considerable breadth of grain has already been
secured in the south ; the reported yield is not good, the
extreme heat of July having prevented much wheat. from
Ailing properly in the ear; but on the 'whole, the crop,
though deficient of last year, may be fully an average one,
should the present favourable weather continue. Our stocks
of produce are now pretty heavy, and for the present month
‘ve may not see much change in prices. Trade throughout
the country is exceedingly active, and the 'consumption of
31etly every article of port on a large scale.
rfloNty The tendency of the market for the last fort-
night has been to advance slightly, the demand, particularly
at the bank,
being large, and parties seeing this, have sup-
plied them.sel 'es more ore freely than their immediate wants re-
uired, si
over again'
and a precautionary
.measure, the old cours
the Bank raise th shouldathisncontinue,
this continue, we, may s ortly se
count are 2,*f eir rate per cent. Present rates of Dis
at three to6B•°r short choice paper, 3 to 4 per cent. for Bill.
about .E7so,oZsimneouths. Stock of Bullion has decreased
and the reserve of cotes
last, and now stands at £17,330,336,
SUGAR : In the eats £8,889,920.
siderable.apprehensiurnYo part of the month there was eon-
at the Chancellor of the Exchequer
would raise the duties
oat the Chancellor of the Exchequer
mnsettled; but When it b sugar, and the market became
ynsettled ; but when it
known on the 18th ultimo
that be had no such intentionm, epeounrfilence gradually returned,
and our refiners and grocers
sea freely. In brown
descriptions we have little altere
value; but 'for good and fine ta4le to quote in the
have realised an advance of Is. to Iss Cossipore, 'we
deliveries for consumption, so far
thir cwt. The
A slight deficiency as compared with last Year, show
aggregate stocks in the four ports are pretty 'ativ lt: 'lle
th thouoh it will be ch.fficult to give the stock!: last
Mon I b
with
accuracy for some time to come, as 40,000 tons were d •
• de
• anticipation ful alteration 111 the duty, -vrost
Paid

less'.'is. rather

,1 6 per cent

vanish 3

(11` 9 ; ditto 3 per Celits„ 704

eriezuelo

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