Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-19 00:00:00

IMPERIAL AVERAGES.

Yeas
. .
i Wheat ' Bailey Oats. Aye. Beans. a LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—DEc. 18. Wheat. I • . ed 459
Nov. 7 .. 1523 6d142s 3d 26s 4c 36s 3d 453 , „ la
14 •• 51s BclHtls 3 : 25s 38 343 7c 44s 9'l„—; 3cl
Suoaa.—The transactions continue limited, the sales baing confined
21 .. 513 3co9s lbd 243 Id 353 '2d 43s 9;i 43 Oa
to 39s bags low Bengal at 253 Ga, and GBO bags Paraiba in bond at 19s
23 .. 49s Bd37s 76 23s 103 33s 108 42i Si%i"inv; Ocl
3d per cwt.
I
Dec. 5 .. 483 3d 35s 9.: 23s Od 32s 9d 41s 2di4"- 23
MOLASSES, Ross, oft. Corms.—There ars no sales to report.
12 •• 49s sdi42s 3o 23s 3il 343 Id 41a ..: 1dy..............15
McE.—the holders having conceded something further in prices,
I
t' ,e sales are more considerabie, comprising 4,809 bags tiallam at Gs 6wk'sAg.Av. 503 6di3Ss 10c1!243 3d,34s 5,43 s 23e.---
al to Gs 91, 300 bags broken Bengal at 81, aad3so bags MAdras at

MOLASSES, Rom, on Corran.—There are no sales to report.
BicE.--1 he holders having conceded something further in prices,
t, ,e sales are more considerale.e, comprising 4,803 bags hallam at Gs
3,1 to Cs 91, 300 bags broken Bengal at 81, aad 350 bags Madras at
7s Cd per cwt, also 700 bags; Necrausie and 100 tierces Car,lina, of
which the prices are not reported.
SALTPETRE.—No disposition was shown to purchase the quantity
offer. d by auction.
Jczn.—Of 1,260 bales brought forward this morning, only 150 found
buyers, at £lO 2s 6.1 for T 2, £l2 78 Cd for T, and .415 Is per tort for
diamond B 3.
HEMP.-250 bales Soon were also sold at £l5 lis to £l7 108 per
ton for sound.

Duty.—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, is.

LONDON CATTLE MARKET.— D..c. IS•
The number of heists is large, but not extreme for the (10' nudes.
is not very brisk, but there is a fair demand for ch. icest en"'",.ices
The supply of sheep is small, but mfticient for the demand; P;;„,,r
ale not better, sui a clearance cannot be effected. Calves are rah
cheaper. From Germany and Holland there are 43 beasts 200
from no
eP
n• 5 and 9 calves. Scotland, 100 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1"n11001
ho the northern and midland, and 103 mitch cows from thecounties.
d.
Per stone of Blbs. s. d. a, d. Per stone of 811. is. s. A• g,i
Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 5 0 Beat Due & Hf-bred .. 0 3 0
Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w0015'.... 4 10 0
Second quality beasts 3 8 4 0 Do. do. Shorn
.... ° 6
0
Calves 44 5 2 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 0
0
Pis
Best 5 Dns & ilf-hreds 5 2 5 4 Lambs Shorn ...• 00
0 "
Beasts at market, 2,104; sheep and lambs, 3,840; cal/05
--
276; pigs, 110.

LONDnN lIIDE MARKET.—Dec. 18. "IN
LEADENHALL.—Thz following* are ilia prices :-56 lb., to 3,,
34d ;64 lba to 72 lbs. 34d to 7jd ;72 lbs to 80 lbs, 3id ; ic4
C 8 3id to 3i2 ; 88 1133 to 96 lbs, 3i2 to 4d ; 96 lbs to
of
11)3, 42 to 411 d; 104 lbs to 112 lbs, 442 to 4id. M()r. hides, 9s ;
skins,,ight, 2s 62 to 4s ; full, 7s to 7s 6d. it
•
BERMONDSEY.—Sheep skins, polled, 4s 6cl to 6s ; Kents and P
breds, 3s 6d to 4s 31; Downs, 23 9d to Zs 42.

LONDON MINING MARKET.--Dec. 18,
RIO
Scarce'y any bnsiness has been 'done to-day in the British ro
stocks. We have still the same report to make—absence of ingtairi,
o
a:d general tin ne.s. In the Stock Exchange no tans"Deea
whatever are officia ly reported. Cobra Copper shares have 1111
dealt in at 39 and 3SI ; and Copiapo at 11; other foreign descriP',o
hit et with little inquiry.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Dec. 18. g
rel
There was a fair business done in our corn exch.nge this gag'
-0
in some instances prices of wheat were is per qr higher, Bad A
also Is dearer, but other articles were uncnanged.

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET —DEc. IS.
The market was r.ther dep,essed to-day, at the folowing PricejitiO,
No. 1. 50s 61 to 51s 6d ; Mixed Nos., warran-s, 491 61 to 501 ;
maker's iron, 48s 6d to 493; No. 3,47 s 6J. to 48s per ton.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL,
HIGH WATHH—Morn, 12 43—.

DEcsszsza 19.

Even. 1 ti—Height, 15 ft, 3114

VED.
Barba
Wasderer
Achilles Caidera R. A. Lew,s st..lolVhi.{o.
Dec. IS. AmericLua ;.t. John' .ore
First Fruit . . Rio Grande Juniata moo-
City
of Boston.. Montreal Maggie hi i.ler
...••••'. Brazilian.. Narva 'ea King ............... • 5,13.
Jane Pringle Morse Ilea Mermonides . . zt jobu'
Carnatic ....New Orleans

Dec. 17.

SAME).
Dec. 17.

Cintra (s.s.) Lisbon
CLEARED OUTWARDS. le'
3reyhou d. • Harbour Grace, , of
Garland
l'hilanthiopiA l3 om ba2 Kano .................... SeT:Ol
Tvv e Gebroeders 6 jot &rnstel SP

Dec. 17.

ENTERED FOR LOADrNG. PO
Dec. 17. Zuleika gel I)°, goo
Petrel
Martin Luther Cameroon, Atlantic (U.S.M.S ).. • •14. W„. jeste
Amelia
Balbec (s.s.) .. Havre Francis Barclay valpo7,o
Emilia Lisbon Harriet Humble Lii:lo,

OUT?ORTS.
,001
Hots head, Dec. 16.—Arrived—The Idirshall, Riley, from LiYO W
for Bridgewater. Put back.—The calphurnia, for singapore,
Bansh-e, for Buenos Ayres.
Pwllbeli, Dec. 17.—Arrived—The Catnerton, Hewitt, and TholorntiOa
Bat ton—both from Quebec. to
Off Hurst Castle, Dec. 17.—Arrived—The Parana (s.), from
oss'
West Indies—Nemesis (s.), Alexandria, v, ith India ar,dChinafat
Off North Foreland, Dec. 17.—Arrived—']he Ann Corry,
Mauritius.
Southampton, Dec. 17.—Sailed—The Magdalena (a.), for the We'st
Indies—Tagus (&), for Gibraltar.
Portsmouth, Dec. 17 —Arrived—The Jupiter, from a AntwerP•to...
Dartmouth, Dec. 17.—Arrived—this lied Jacket, fromaad
Ceres, from Havannah for Antwerp, 1, ay, and with loss of spars
other damage, having experienced severe gales.
Tries
tai Queenstown, Dec. 17. Arrived—The Patience from -clop*
Selena, and Eugenie, Callao—Annie Cromptomeangoor —Bum] Fs.
Constanti. ople—Omonia, Ibrail—Tnllala, Dalhousie-114A oo
—Torn, 1 brail— Washburn, Taganrog. 5,)a
(
Gravesend, Dee. 18.—Arrived—The Bessy, from Dieppe —Trite°
Boulogne. Sailed.—The Albion (s.), fcr Boulogne. Ano
Deal, Dec. IS.—Sailed—'The Rotterdam (a.), Mar,eilles--oter,
Louisa, Bremen—Princess Roya,, London—in trying to weigh
day. her anchor is auppostd to have fouled some wreck or a.'"
and damaged her windlass.

MARITIME EXTRACT 3,
Ladi
Southampton, De:. 18.—The R.M.S. Paana spate ti'B,lbic
Louisa, from Liverpool, in lat. 35, lon. 27, with a waL:rlOgge,ro,is
n tow, and supplied her with provisions. The waterlogged s"
the Lone Star, Moulmein, to London. Or 6
St. Michael's Mount, Dec. 15.—Several pieces of Wrecicnsll:3
floating about in the stream, most of which are gAztered „
oil part of the head of one cask has "Si" painted on it io bloC.con.
Queenstown, Dec. 17 —A bottle was picked up lwre to-dg'.trieg.
taining (a paper with?) the following: " ship. Ball ter,
timber, DeC. 10th.sprunz leak yesterday, 5 test water in hold, op
masts gone, short provisions, 5 men lost overboard; 4 Pll.'
bearing down upon us, bowing a whole gale.—J. F. Leonora.: wit,
Dover Dec. 16.—The ship Anna, Steven., of Liverpoatdt
on
guano, was abandoned in a sinking state, with rudder disal)'',ll/0
Dec. sth, in lat 42, lon. 31; crew picked up in their boats, b 9
Ed. Thompson, arrived off. Sti
The A ert, Wreyford, sailed from Gjj.,n for Liverpool. Dec.
and has not since been heard of.

VESSEL'S REPORTS, ~,d 00e;
Report by the Luna, Carson, arrived here from Belize, sa'"tit fu,
l
14. Sailed in company with the brig Clipper, bound to l',,lra°u ort
orders. The Europe sailed a few days previously. 1 eft injnizorP
Chevalier, to sail Oct. 15; the Celeste, of Jersey ; and the
vv ,
which put back di.masted. Dec. 1. fell in withll a very 0,5,;
from s.te. to N.W., with a cross sea, lost bulwarks. galli gDd
jlbhoom, totstay, and bowsprit shrouds, in let. 45, len. V. LOP'
Spoke. In
Nov. 30.. Warbler, e'ght days lom Newfoundland for
.3131
Bayonne, all we11.. .
Dec. le..Dutch brigantine, No 670

SPOKEN.

In la.. OV.
:16 tlfo
08
46 kJ'

Nov. 3.. Asia,hence.
, °*
Nov. 6.. City of Palacci, hence for Ca..cutta
Nov. S.. General Windham
Dee. 13.. Clan Gregor, Africa to Liverpool ••

FOREIGN PORTS.
Bridget, Menan, hence at Gelatz.
Henry Holman, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Calpe (s.s.) sailed trcm Naples for Messina, Dec 11.
Zemke sailed from Leghorn for Liverpool, Dec. 6.
Milan (s.s.), M'Mlcken, hence at Trieste.
Euphrates (s.s.). from Trieste at Messina.
Architect, Putnam, t ence at Demerara.
Trelawny sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool.
First of May, Parke, hence at Jamaica.
Andes (s.s.), and Louisa—both hence at Constantinople.

MARRIAGE.
fsioo
On the 16th inst., at Brutes, William Dowsing Chlntre ' r or of
Bruges and Charlton House, near Dover, Managino•Directfiittell'
West Hander's Railnay Company, and uncle of San
Dale-street.

DEATHS.
On the 14th inst., at his residence, Faton-roar!, Cgc°ter' 113:11919-jet
Warrington, Esq., la`e of Tr...nmere- hall, aged 65 years• tregt
On the 14th inst., et 116, Prince Enwin -street;
fever, aged 4 years and 2 months, Itichard, on of W.IL the
Esq., Southport,
4. fro.. yr,
On the 19th of August, off the Cape of Good Hope, ° of OA
jihboom of the ship " CAinnamore," in a severe gale thre°
John 3PDonnell, 3rd ()leer, sged_2o years, together with
crew.

tar Births, Marriages, and Deaths,- are only Inserted
to our Office du 'y authenticated.

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