Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-07 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S MARKETS

LIVERPOOL CoTroN.—The cotton market continues quiet to-
day, but without change in price. The sales—including 200
Pernambuco, 'lid to so •,50 Maranham, Bhd to B,ld ; 200 Egyp-
tian, 7Ad to Old • 600 Surat; s&d. to ; are reported—G,ooo
bales, of which 50'0 are on speculation and for export.
LONDON Prtonccm. -The imports having been light, the small
supplies announced for sale are proportionately small, and the
markets consequently very steady as to quotations, but the
business passing is of 'quite a retail character. The new teas
by the. Sir Isaac Newton have realised higher prices' but the
market is otherwise dull, the inquiry being.checked by the large
public sales declared for Tuesday. In other articles nothing of
interest has transpired.
LONDON TALLOW. - The market is-firm to day, at the following
prices : Town tallow, 518 9d, net cash ; Petersburg!' Y.C. on
the spot, 53s 3d: March alone, 53s 6d ; April, 53s ; April to June,
52s 6d; Octobei to December, 52S 6d. Market Averages : Town
tallow, 51s 3d ; fat by ditto, 2s 10d; yellow Russian, 51s 6d;
melted stuff, 38s 6d ; rough ditto, 23s ; tallow greaves, 16s; good
dregs, 7s. _

LONDON MINING.—In the mining market to-day Rosewarne
shares are flat, at 45 to 50; Alfred Consols are also more offered.
On the other hand, shares in Providence Mines, Wheal Margaret,
East Tolgus, and South Caradon, are in request. Foreign
mining shares are inactive. Those of the North Rhine Copper
Mining Company of South Australia have benn dealt in at lOs
prem. •

WEEKLY REPORT OF METAL MARKET.—There is no abatement
of the feeling of uncertainty as to the course of events now em-
barrassing European politics, and, ire continue, in consequence,
to find little business doing ; copper ruled firm in price, but the
demand has fallen off ; stocks are low, and manufacturers are
fully employed; iron keeps firm, and is in good. inquiry ; tin has
had hardly any attention for many days, but prices do not yield
materially ; lead is in fair request still, and tin plates have im-
proved in demand ; spelter is further depressed ; the Bronfloyd
Mine sold yesterday 20 tons of silver lead ore, at £ll 15s per
ton.

WOOL AND WOOLLEN MARI:MTS.—Leeds (English and Foreign),
Feb. 4 : The demand for English wool has slightly improved, and
prices are rather firmer. For colonial there is a fair demand.
In some of the clothing districts they are very busy. There is
not much doing in low wools. Bradford, Thursday : We have
to report considerably more inquiries for wool in this market,
and a limited number of transactions have taken place, at prices
in favour of the buyer. Good Lincolnshire parcel wethers may
be quoted at 184, and hogs at 19id to lOd per lb., according to
quality. A restricted business is doing II noils' and shorts, at
.the rates lately current. Halifax, Friday Evening : The trans-
actions in th^ wool market continue to be few and difficult, with
the bias in favour of purchasers ; indeed, where sales of long
wool are being effected, the reduction from the highest point is
material, both in skin and fleece descriptions.
NEWCASTLE Coax. - Wheat was in good supply, with a ready
clearance, at last week's prices. In south country and foreign,
scarcely anything is doing, but holders are firm, and Tuesday's
prices sustained. Flour was in large supply,' with a slow demand.
Malting barley not in great demand, at previous prices. Prices
of oats were in favour of buyers. Beans and peas quiet, and
unchanged in value.

DONCIATER CORN. -At our market to-day there was a large
supply of wheat, and prices of this day week were maintained
with difficulty, and in some instances a decline occurred. Barley
was actively inquired for, and prices , advanced. Oats were
without change.

DROGHEDA CORN.—There was a fair supply of grain to-day,
which met with a ready sale at last Saturday's prices. White
wheat, 22s to 245; red, do., 21s to 235; oats, lOs to 12s Gd; barley,
13s to Its Gd.

CORK Coax.— A moderate business was done at the following
prices: —White Wheat, 21s to 23s 6d; red, 15s 6d to 22s 9d';
barley, 12s to 15s; oats, lOs 6d to 13s.
CORK BUTTER.—There were 300 kegs and ferkins at market
to-day, which were disposed of at full prices. Firsts, 130 s;
seconds, 130 s; thirds, 102 x; fourths, 85s; fifths, 64s per cwt.
CARLISLE Coax.—There was a good supply of wheat and oats,
and a fair one of barley, which met with a fair demand. Wheat
and barley, 3d to 6d dearer.

BOULOGNE, Feb. 4. —The Jubilee. a vessel of 700 tons,
from Shanghae, laden with tea and silk, has gone ashore
near here. Crew saved.
SARDINIA AND THE MONET MARKET : A FALL OP
TEN PER CENT.—The Times says it is presumed the new
Sardinian Loan must be intended to be raised at Turin;
or, if that be impracticable, at Paris, under a French
guarantee, as originally reported. In London it would
be scarcely entertained for a moment. The fall in the
existing Five Per Cents has already been equal to nearly
10 per cent, since the Ist of January.

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening.
The Liverpool Cotton Market remains steady,
but quiet. To.day, the sales were' 6,000 bales,
including 500 on speculation and for export.
There has been a depression in our local share
market to-day, and the business done has been
very limited, at a decline.
•During 'the last few days the all-engrossing
topics in monied circles have been the New
Austrian Loan for £6,000,000, and the probalities
of war in Italy. Yesterday thz excitement was
further increased by the announcement of a
Sardinian Loan, and the. publication of a semi-

official pamphlet published in Paris, supposed to
emanate in a great measure from the pen of the
Emperor, upon the affairs of Italy. The English
Stock market, Under this influence, was greatly
unsettled, and Consols fell to 94'4 to 95, with a
very, unsettled market. In Foreign Securities,
Sardinian fell to 81, and Turkish Scrip to 7 dis-
count. In the course of the day it was announced
by Messrs. Rothschild that the subscription list
for the Austrian loan, which was to have been
closed on Monday next, would be kept open

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MIS DAY

Edward B

HIGH WATER.

WIND

At LIvERPOoL,-3.W.--Light breeze
„ HOLYHEAD,—W.— Do.

Mu_ atlan Waterspiitt

Cyprus Ariel .......
Valencia Braganza (bar
Sayannah Brothers (bar
- -
City of Bangor .... Pontreaux Orion ........
Elizabeth & Mary .......Jaffa Perseveranco
Flying Dutchman St. Michael's Johns .... .
Giovanne G ....... Alexandria Vivid ... ...

Compromise

Lawrence
Mathilda
Moulin

Orienta

Nepanthe
Offspring
..._

Peter Senn
Sunbe

Africa (ss)
,Beraza .
Albert (as''
Balm Irina
Laglebapo'
Sea King
Salimande

Wurtembuig

..Shigaoore Tom .....
geve Orleans Greyhound .
Madras Primrose ....
nordeaux Oriu9co .
.. Demerara Menai Packet
.Alexandria Ed
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Trinidad I Winefred
Calcutta

New York Sumttr
Gibraltar 1 'Marco

Antwerp I, Harvest Qu
Gmfra. Wand,..‘rer

Bahia I Sta`Aft

New Orleans D-21

..Guayaquil F. F., Clark,
Tlavannah krizona •
New Orleans Cyrabeline
New Orleans Ocean

MARITIME EXTRACTS

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MvEnpooL, Feb. 6

• - • The Sunbeam, hence to Calcutta, ha,: put back with AreA
bolt broken, and making water through the aperture.
rho Bijou, Priest, from_ Terceira, went ashore on Marls
Sands, on the 4th instant, but was got off without assistance, ""
proceeded.

A derelict briF, apparently Nova 'Scotian, of about 250 to'
timber laden, painted black, with a house aft, was passedJaae°
in lat. 36 N., ion. 43 W., by the Oriental, arrived here. hitt
A vessel of about 200 tons, apparently foreign, with
streak and ports, was seen to founder on the 22nd Jan., off Ca2Pe
;:,
St. Vincent, in
-about 60 fathoms of water, and all hands
1.1
observed to reach the shore in their boat, by the Coluinv—
arrived here from Valencia.
The galley of the French brig-Rossini, on the Prince's grirof
was singed inside, on Saturday, by the overflowing of a 10""
boiling pitch:
kelt'
The Queen of the Isles; hence to Africa, has put into Hob' ,
WELLINGTON (New Zealand), Nov. I.—The Oliver 130
Mundle, from London, which parted her anchor -and dragged
shore in this harbour, Sept. 23, but got off very leaky Oct.
advertised to be sold Nov. 7. The Rosebud, schooner, of Svclo!.::,
put back to this port Oct: 'l9,' dismasted having parted 70.
auchorsat the heads, and drifted on the beach, where her go'.
were cut away to lighten and get, her off.
SYDNEY, N.S.W., Dec. 10.—The Mary Pleasant arrived t_„„r°°o
Liverpool Nov. 16, bringing 278 emigrants. There-had 0`;1,
three deaths—two of them emigrants, and the surgeon, Dr. 13e
who died of convulsions on the Bth of October. eit'
MILFORD, Feb. 4. —Put in : The Edgar, Monkman,frorn
port for London, 21 days, lost bulwarks, &c.
MARSEILLES, Feb. 3: - The barque Norfelk, Hill, of Newe'"ty
f.om Carthagena (ballast), was fallen in with Dec. 4,' olf-1,1
Azores, derelict, and the' register and other papers taken v$A
the Circe, David, arrived at this port.
, TRIESTE' Jan. 31.—The Adolphe, Lequellec,
Cette, has been wrecked at Augusta (Sicily)".
Dist.ps, Feb. 4.—The Wilberforce,' Elder, in going mite
...444
the wind at W, came as far as the pier end, when the
~771
shifted in a squall to NNW, which caused her to come into
with the pier, where she broke her bowsPrit and did others
damage.'
ga y
AMSTERDAM, Feb. 3.—Part of the cargo (wine) ex ;„0
Durand, „from Bordeaux for Rotterdam, stranded near Brie
Jan. 29, has been saved and landed at Brielle."
,;ell
ADELAIDE, Dec. 11. —The Arabella, Younghusband,
sailed hence for Port Augusta (to load. wool), grounded durin7or
Or ning tide, and doubts are entertained of her being got off '

from Trieste Or

some time. • •
orts
Home. TOWN, December 6. --- The William and Jane repay.,
having' experienced a succession of gales from S.W. to '-'`•
from the latitude of the Dape of Good Hope.
TWISTED, Jan. 30.—The masts and rigging which were cuts de
from the Henry Gardner, Weightman, London, from Sunr
~01
land for Aden, stranded and wrecked near Madsboll Jan. 2S, OA,
washed on shore on the coa,st, and will be saved and reclain'tj'iit
Hopes are also entertained of saving what there is on board,,rhe
the sea has been high to-day,and no salvage possible. 'il
',ad and the wind strong the whole of last week,

weather wa:

.. -
still continues, sO.
BorLoaxg, Feb. 4.—The ship stranded at Berck is the iu
Douglas, of Workington, from Shanghae for London, with ale
and tea. The ship is leaky, but may perhaps be got of, if v.. 13.
weather be good. When she dries, the leakage will be Wl° 5,
A steamer is' ready, if she ' 'can be useful. Feb' ,e,
8 20 A.M.-By the last news yesterday, the Jubilee bad a j-;
teen. inches of water in her hold; the ship much darnaP„-0-
little hope of saving her. The unloading of her cargo has
eO,
winced, and it is expected most of the goods will be saved.rA
Another telegram states that all hands were saved, but the
in a very bad position.]

DEAL, Feb. s.—Sailed:' Esk, for London. Passed; Sa
Constantinople for-Hull (and not for London as reported) ; 'd :
ner, for Itamsgate ; Hichberry, north to west. Anch°4,s, ;
Capregore, Canton for London ; Reliance, Shields for Guet
Comperer, Havre for New Orleans ; Ariel, Sunderland for 13
deaux ; Pride of the Thames, Newcastle for Caldera ; Meng'
Sunderland for Portsmouth; Sicily, Shields, for Lisbon; 3f,dp
Ann and Jane, west to north ; Thalia s), London for Gibralo7,
—6.—Arrived and passed : Sagittarius, Antigua for Lon
Philosopher,. Calcutta for London. Arrived and anchorh
and Farewell;' Newcastle for Constantinople ; Pronlise
for Gibraltar. Put back : Salicia, Clrthagena. fro%
GRAVESEND, Feb. 6.-sth. Arrived : The Defiance,
Calcutta; .Providence,. Gravelines ; Phtnnix, Guernsey; Plitiet4
St. Michael's.- 6th : Antic AVerbulk, Leghorn; Red Galo,v;
Calcutta ; Annie Morrice, Gergenti ; Ann Turgoose, Fe ore,
Fidis, Rangoon ; Kate, and,Minerva, Alexandria ; Conunoutoil•
Mersyn ; Pilot, and Uncle Billy, Abbeville ";Cairngorm, Clio,
Sid : The Margaret Evans, for New York ; East An 05e1
Gottenburg ; Lady Wharneliffe, Cape of Good Hope ;
Quash, Kurrachee.
QUEENSTOWN. Feb. 6.-Arrived: The Augusta, from I) .R.,3 •
Ann and Isabelle "Berdianski and Falmouth, for Cork. Sal, 08
The Maryf for Isabelle,
; Golden Eagle, Bristol. Put back
Iridian Queen, for Barbadoes.
TO;
GREENOCK. Feb. s.—Arrived: The Davidson, from Done io
Thankful, Alexandria; Glasgow (ss), New York. put No
.Sillory, Liverpool to Bombay, leaky.
DUBLIN, Feb. s.—Arrived : The Sefton, Hall, from ()deli /1';
WATERPOED, Feb. s.—Arrived : The Prudence, from Card;
Ellen, Ellen, Llanelly ; Malcolm, Swansea ; Malvin (s), B!"
-Camilla (s),. Bristol; City of Paris (s), Milford. Sailed
Mars, for Liverpool; Vivandiere (ss), Glasgow; Malalwilbsao
Milford ; Malyina (s), London; Cleveland, and Water Lily,
'Cardiff

VESSELS' REPORTS

The William Edward, from Rio de Janeiro at Gibraltar,
the following vessel :
Or
Jan. 15.—The iron ship Greenock, bound to Mauritius, 1-
4
out, in lat. 37 N, lon. 22. W.
The Cara, from .31aceio, arrived here, spoke the follolo,
vessels:— ' .

ambuco

Dee. 26.—John Scott (emigrant ship), off Pert,
Jan 12.—Vovager, in lat. 24 35 N, lon. 41 53 W. tbe
The Isabella Ridley, from Bahia, arrived here, spoke

following vessels :
Dee. 28.—Netherton, from Newfoundland, off Pernambu ni 5,
Jan. I.—Miles Standing,' flout Calcutta to Boston, in Ist.
lon. 32 53 E.
Jan. 23

.--Edendale, from Calcutta to London inlat. 37 1.';,1°
33 12 W; 91 days out. ,
The Lawrelee, from Six
lowing vessel :
Feb. 3. —Comorin (ship), hence for Calcutta, 26 miles s°uY
west of Tuskar, under all sail. -
Report of the Clara Pries, Alberseen, from Malaga at Bristol ;9
Signalised with English barque, City of Palaces, Jan. 30,
a.m., off' Cape Finnisterre. 8, al;
Report of the Swedish ship Australia, from Batavia Nov.
Cowes Feb. 4 : _ for
Spoke

gapore, 'arrived here, spoke the -

-The Merchant Prince (supposed), from Bo •
Liverpool, 61 days, Dec. 26, lat 14 30 8, lon. 7 W. °
'odiac (barque), from Mauritius for Cork 51 days, Jan. 10,
10 N, lon. 29 W.
Victoria (ship),
lat: 13 N, /on. 31 IV
Alert (barque,
Hamburg si
'figures, Steel

rfronz Calcutta for London 114 dayS, Jam'

„ steering SW, Jan. 18, lat. 39 N, lon. 36 u.'ait
ship, showing a white flag, with ” No. 28" i-11"--
ng S, Jan. 9, lat 7.30 N, lon

FOREIGN FORTS.

Blue Jacket, Frost, fiknn Calcutta ; Hero, Bowman, CociA;
Lucy, Galloway, Melbiurne; Fleetwood, Wilson, Clyde; Fau
Donna, Londonderry ; and Cathcart, Smith, Table Bay--
Mauritius.

Auspicious, Hurst, hence at Havre Feb. 3.
Glow, Kamp, hence at Frederickshaven Jan. 25.
. Palestine (ss), Dubbins. hence at Constantinople.
Prosperous, hence at Gibraltar.
Alida, Pieper, hence at Cadiz.
Sephora (ss). hence at Bordeaux.
Balbec (ss), hence at Havre.
Pam Flush
Gordon, sailed from Sydney for Madras Dec. 10. 5'
Coniston, sailed from Coquimbo for Liverpool, '-'1.°1.1
:Mary Fenwick, sailed from Mauritius .for Cork. Dec. 10.
Agnes Garland, sailed from 31auritius for Cork, Dec. 3. free'
Dolphin, Memphis, and Edwin Fox, from London at
mantle (New Zealand.)
Harwood, Forsyth, from London at Auckland Nov. 4.
George Kidd, Rogers, sailed from Adelaide for London 0. °
Alma, Gilkison, sailed from Adelaide for London Nov. ',ape/4
Ellen Masters, Munro, sailed from Adelaide for Sin?'
Dec. 1.

Kestrel, Smith, sailed from Adelaide for Sydney Dec. 6.
Sirocco, sailed from Adelaide for Ceylon Nov. 12 . _„,030,41
Frenchman, Robertson, sailed from Adelaide for
Nov. 12.
Meteor, Morrison, sailed from Melbourne for Mauritius,„--1.
.
Clutha, Broadfoot, sailed from Melbourne for London ;71°00
Fortitude, 31 ‘Donald, sailed from Melbourne for C6`
Dec. 13. 15.

•
General Wyndham, sailed from Melbourne for Guam Dec'
Anglesey, Gill, sailed from Melbourne for London De•
Aloe, Ferguson, sailed from Melbourne for Guichen Bay v.,..`„ 1
Mornington, Dyer, sailed from Melbourne for Guam lef:,
GIBRALTAR, Feb. .—Arrived : The Avenue, from Gra." fao
City of Calcutta, Calcutta; Charles Henry, Buerms Ayres, 4eces'
of Shaftesbury. Calcutta; Watei sprite, St. Michael's;
Calcutta ; Nemesis, Rangoon •, Suindero, Rio Janeiro ; •liro"
Sydney ; Vespasia, Calcutta ; Queen of the Wave, Madrasjoeio;
helmina, Rio ; Evangeline, Taganrog; New Great Britain, Et'
Lucknow, Calcutta; Camilla, Glorsia ; Hilchwitch La"
Michael's ; Sylph, Bordeaux.

THE LONDON GAZETTE.
DrcHY or LANCASTER, Feb. 2.—The Queen has appointed! ger
Robert Tolver Gerard, of Garswood, Bart., to he sheriff
County Palate of ancaster, for the year ensuing.
„rsteU
DIVIDENDSin—Feb. L 25, T. H. Coldwell, Wakefield, __,,•
spinner. Feb. 25, C. Exley, Wakefield, corn factor. Feb.iffield,
Haley, Leeds, hatter. Feb. 26, E. Ridge and T. Jackson, She
stationers.
Oant
DECLARATION OF Drab...NlL—J. and J. Crabtree, T
Eaves, cotton 'manufacturers ; first div. of Is, on Feb. 2, or tul
subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. J. Fraser's, Manchester.
to the
CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED (unless cause be shoes
contrary on the day of meeting). - Feb. 25, J. IL Clark%ire,
cheater, grocer. Feb. 25, J, G. Thorton, Richmond, Vl' oef.
watch maker. Feb. 26, J. Coggin, Swinton, Yorkshire,g And
Feb. 25, W. Monkfrystone, Yorkshire, Owl
glazier.