Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-23 00:00:00

LONDON MINING MARKET.-JUNE 22

In the mining market, to-day, there are inquiries for
shares in West Caradon, Tamar Consols, and Herodsfoot
mines. In other respects the market remains quiet. No
transactions are officially reported in the Stock Exchange.
Foreign and colonial mining shares still present no altera-
tion of the slightest importance.
The third ordinary meeting of the Acadian Charcoal Iron
Company is called for the 28th inst. ; and the annual
meeting of the Derwent Mines Company for the 30th inst.
A special general meeting of the Great Tregune Consols
Mining Company is called for the 27th inst., "to consider
the financial position of the company," and to raise
additional capital.
The Great South Tolgus Mine accounts, presented at the
meeting held yesterday, showed a cash balance in favour of
the undertaking of -X2,658 16s 9d. A dividend of 8s per
share was declared. _ _ _

At a meeting of adventurers in West Frances Mine, held
16th inst , a call of £1 10s per share was made.

LONDON MONET
_(MARKET

---Jurm 22,

Consols opened firm, and advanced to 921, and were
steady at 92‘,4 to 921. Very little doing. Shares firm,
and in some instances improved. Little or nothing doing.
Canadians have improved. French unchanged. Nothing

(wing.
GLASGOW CORN MARKET—JuIys 22.
Better inquiry to-day for wheat, at an advance of 6d per
240 lbs. over prices of this day week. Flour in better
request, without change in value. Barley quiet. Beans
and oats met a good demand, at an advance of 3d to 6d
per 60 lbs. on former rates. Peas unchanged.

GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—JrNE 22
All 47s 8d to 47s 10d. Nothing doing.

CORK BUTTER MARKET.—JuNE 22.
Firsts, 102 s ; seconds, 101 s; thirds, 92s ; fourths, 84s
fifths, 665. 2,300 in market.

SHIP PING INTELLIGENCE.

lIIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. Height
4 5 .... 429 —l2 1
WIND
At Lrvmpoot,--S.W.—Fresh.
3, HOLYHE.AD,—W.S.W. 3,

Tx is DAY

A R R
Anne St: Malo
Ben Nevis Melbourne
Caroline Detroit
Montezuma ....La Guayra
Jhelum Cobija.
Impulse Dunkirk
Morning Star . . St. John, N. B
Mary Cole Dunkirk
Oracle lslay
Robert Kelly ...New York
Reyna del Oceana ....Cadiz
Quarryman Dunkirk
s ylphen Nantes
St. Croix St. Malo
Sprite Nantes
S. 'Curling Mobile
Swea
Euphemie Nantes
Wm. Chamberlain- Mobile
John Chism Bombay

IVED

Clara Novella Rouen
Dauntless . . ..... Antigua
Don Prinz Carl . . . Quebec
Sea Nantes
Harry of the West.N.Orleans.
Ada

Emanuel
Eleanor Dobson
Mary Ann

Faroe
.Para

Skakspeare Chinchas
Walter Bain .... Barbadoes
De Witt Clinton ..New York
Fentonia Porto Plata
Donati New Orleans
Excelsior ....New Orleans
Royal Charter Nantes
Gannet (ss) Dunkirk
Algiers Bombay
Argentina Cardenas
Star of the West (ship).

$
City of Baltimore (ss) N York
Cultivator New York
Cicero Boston
Beare Tidre Wy burgh
Furst Borwen Riga
E. Thompson ....Laguayra
Susan links. Boston
Malakoff • Seville
Lebanon (ss) Cadiz
Lydia Antigua

North American(ss)Montreal
Teneriffe (ss) Ferrol
Harvest Qneen . . New York
Guy Mannering .New York
West Point . New York
First Fruit .Newfoundland
Thorwaldsden New Orleans
Digby ....... . . . Aden
Elvira Owens .... Baltimore

MARITIME

EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, June 22

The American ship Oracle, arrived here from Islay, sailed
from that port on the 26th March, and passed Cape Horn
on the. 17th April. Experienced very heavy weather, off
the Horn Passed Trinidad 4th May, and thence to lat.
3 S bad winds from NNE to NE by E. Crossed the
Equator 16th May, in long. 30 W, and had seven days'
calms. Carried NE winds from ]at. 3N to lat. 36 N, long.
491 W; thence was forced by easterly winds to within 120
miles of the Banks of Newfoundland, and since had very
light winds to the Channel.

OUTPORTS,

DEAL, June 21.—Anchored and passed : The Asof, from
New Orleans to St. Petersburg : Venus, Ibrail to London ;
Oniar of Christiansund, from Rosco to London ;
'Blue Jacket, Nevis to London ; Naid, Cardiff to Memel ;
Charlotte, Penzance to Newcastle ; Stag, Guernsey, to
London • Providence, of Grimsby, Exmouth to Shields ;
Sir John Easthore, London to westward; Blackwall,
London to Sydney ; Saintiargo, London to Bahia; Cathe-
rine Pemberton, London to Canterbury ; Magnapearl?
London to Bombay ; Liverpool, west to London ; Pomona,
Newcastle to London ; Ilermione, Sunderland to Odessa;
Isabella, London to Singapore; George Metcalf, Shields
to Athens; Wye, London to Cuba; Hardy, London to
Demerara ; Alberdina Edzina, St. "nes to Amsterdam ;
Ambroseine, Madras to London ; Speedy, Sydney to
London ; Palestine, New York to London.
GRAVESEND, June 22.--Arrived : The Minde, Skive,
Thea, from Gravelines; Director, Jamaica ; Assange,
Jamaica ; Medway, Nassau ; Immanuel, Christianstadt ;
Monguel, Boston ; Barham, Madras; Three Brothers,Worcum;
Stadt Worcum, from Worcum ; Arab's Maid, Madras ;
American, from Holmsund; York, Barbadoes :- Loftus, New-
port ; Robert Small, Wellington ; Borcla.s, Jamaica ; Adven-
ture, Sierra Leone ; Anna Turgoose, Rouen ;. Minerva,
Guernsey ; Louisa, Oronstadt ; Albion, Jamaica ; Kate and
Jane, Abbevelle. Sailed : Albion and Adventurer, Columbine,
Lisbon ; Magniperl to Bombay.

FALMOUTH,June 21.--Arrived : Nautilus, from Buenos
Ayres ; Oceans, from Havannah. Off : Suffolk, from Mel-
bourne. Sailed: Naval Brigade, for Hull; Enrico and Frede-
rico, London ; Come On, London.—The Foam, Davis, sailed
hence about the Ist -'eptemliv, 1858, for the West oast of
Afrigs, and has not since been heard of.
P!4..,F4-4TI Jane 22.--.ArriTed : The Antelope, from Dun,