The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-14 00:00:00

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

Amsterdam, Short ..
Do. Three Months ... .11 171 „11 18/
Rotterdam •-. -1, .• .
Antwerp ), 25 30 „ 25 37t-
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Brussels • If 25 30 „ 25 37,A
Hamburg ,i
Paris, Shirt
Do. Three Months 25 60 „ 25 65
AT argePles „ . 25 60 25 65

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Frankfort „ fort
Vienna „ lO 28 „ 10 31
Trieste 90 10 30 „ 10 33
Peursburg „ - 37,1
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Madrid „ • .
At the Glasgow Skin and Hide Market this week
the following prices were paid :—Market hides,
931bs and upwards, 62-1 per lb ; 841bs to 921bs, 61d
pOr lb ; 7516 s to 831bs, 6id per lb ; 651bs to 741b4,
6id per ib;. under 65Ibs, 584 per lb; old cows, 58d
per lb; light cows, Sad per .lb ; bulls 4.3 d per lb ;
heavy skins under 1.21b5, 7id per lb; •light skins,
3s 2d each ; wet country hides, 6d per lb ; dried
Highland hides, 91---1 per lb ; rish hides, 5/r1 to
sid per ib ; sheep skins, Is 6 I to 8s 3d each ; salted
Danish hides, 7d per lb : dried E. I kips, lOad
per lb. _

The arrival is announced of the ships Walmer
Castle and 'famora from Foo-chow foo, and the
Assyrian from Shanghai. The total quantity of
Tea brought by these three vessels is 1,699,900 lbs.
The Assyrian has also 3,20] bales of Silk on
freight.

The report of yesterday's London Indigo Sale is
:IS. follows :—New parcels of Bengal of ordinary to
middling qualities have sold with considerable
spirit, at the rates of October to 3d per lb. higher ;
but old parcels, and bought in lots of October
sales, were frequently unsaleable at the October
rates.

The Moniteur of this day publishes the monthly
xeturns of the Bank of France to Thursday, Feb
12. We give the most important items, with the.
corresponding fignres of last month, en regard :

Feb. Jan.
Coin and bullion, Paris._ 83,691,630 72,001,820
Ditto ditto branch banks 111,406,843 .. 119,449,793
Bills, discounted, Paris 252 031,041 .. 280,521 226
Ditto branch banks -. 277,441,655 .. 285,222 948
Notes in circulation. Paris 631,979 600 .. 544,181,700
Ditto branch banks
Treasury deposits
Private deposits, Paris
Ditto branch banks
Advanced on public securities 21,882,936 .. 24,489,236
Ditto by branch banks. 6,084,500 .. 6,393 9JO
Advanced on railway securities 14,774,900 . . 16,483,600
Ditto by branch banks 6,197,400 .. 6,816,270

The coin and bullion stand now at 7,803.900/ ,
being 145,900/. more than at the date of the last
return. The bills discounted present the important
decrease of 1,4150,800/. The Treasnry deposits
have been augmented by 179,2241., whilst the
private deposits show a diminution of 789,4001. In
the advances on stocks and shares thers is a further
decrease of 212,1001. The decrease in the notes in
circulation being ,682,400., against an increase .of
145,9001 in the coin and bullion, the position of
the Bank is to this extent strengthened.

BA,'ZIRUPTS.

(From as. London Gazelle of Lass A'r:oht.)
JOHN PAUL, Bedford, and S. Mary Axe, City, corn and
seed merchant.

JOHN DAVIDSON, Kingston upon Hull, anchor and chain
maker.
JOHN LEES, Birmingham, brickmaker.
ADOLPHUS SCHUMAN, George street, Minories, and New
Broad street, City, general merchant.

FREDRRICK KINDRED, Framlingliam, Suffolk, miller and
merchant.

MICHAEL PARTITE., Kingston upon Hull, ironmonger..'
Sir CHARLES Fox and JOHN HENDERSON, Smethwick,
Staffordshire ; and, of New street, Spring gardens, Westmin-
ster ; and Fore street, Limebouse, engineers and contractors.
SIGIsMUND GAURS, Essex street, Strand, importers of
French and German fancy goods, and merchant.
WILLIAM BRYANT, Stratford, Essex, boot and shoe maker.
JOHN SMITH, Siaplehurst, Kent, corn dealer.
JOHN WILLIAM LANGRIDGE, Birmingham, staymakcr, and
dealer in baby linen.

WILLIAM EDWARD HAWSES, Sykes' terrace, Mile End
road, tailor.

Ci-IorELL, King street, Regent street, Bt. James's,
carver and gilder; and Roydon, Essex, farmer.

JAMES -WATTS, NORTON, St. Philips's, Somersctsliire,
innholder.

GAVIN M'CLYMONT, junior, Bradford, Yorkshire, draper.
DANGERFIELD (the Kirtley (otherwise Kirkley),
Suffolk, builder.
CHARLES I.ICDGSON CLAYDON, Liverpool, milliner.
PHILIP PORTER, Liverpool, merchant.
GEORQE CAVENS, Carlisle, jeweller and watchmaker.
CHARLES Fox, Manchester, corn and flour dealer.
WILLIAM CALVERT, and WILLIAM CALVERT the younger,
Sunderland, haberdasher and hosier.
GEORGE CAULTG, Bretfoid, Nottinghamshire, common
brewer.

FOLEY'S AMERICAN GOLD PENS.—Charles Willmar •
wholesale and retail stationer, 19, South Jobn.street
respectfully intimates to• merchants, traders, and dealers,
that he has been appointed sole agent for the sale of Foley's
celebrated American Gold Pens, which are universally
acknowledged to be far superior to any other manufactured
either in America or this country, They are sold cheaper,
are made of the best gold, with superior points, and are
warranted to wear at least ten years: In America they
have been extensively used for that pried, and are pre-
ferred to new ones. The prices range from five shillings to
a guinea each. Supplied wholesale by Charles Willmor,
19. South John-street. Liverpool. —A dui.
RAWL—There are two objections to the common mode of
killing rats by laying poison for then; first, the danger to
which it exposes other animals, and even human .beings,
second, the possibility that the rats, having.partaken of it,
may retire to their holes, and dying there, cause an intoler-
able stench, and produce numerous crawling insects. Greer's.
Patent Anti-Vermin Mixture for the immediate destruction
of rats and mice, is free from these objections and hos
effectually cleared dwelling houses, ships, and other Places,
that were much infested with these destructive and
disagreeable inmates. The smell of the bait will attract
the vermin from their holes, and it being such a special
delicacy to them, they will devour it with greediness,
and die on the spot. To be had at the Anti Vermin
Office, 49, Brownlow hill, Liverpool, at 6d, Is, and 4s each.
Can be sent free by post to any part 9f the United Kingdom,
America, Australia, ktc,—Advt.