The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-15 00:00:00

Philadelphia,

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New Orleans.

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nominal.
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£5 10s. to £6
Gross.

Z4r Vrebure Varktt.
The Liverpool Colonial Produce Market to-day
was firm, at about previous rates.
SVGAR.—There continued a fair inquiry, with-
out change in prices ; 80 hhds. Trinidad were
reported at 368 6d to 38s 6d; 85 hhds. Porto
Rico at 438 6d to 43s ; and 6,200 bags Brazil,
on the spot arid to arrive, at 23s for Pernams, and
23s 6d per cwt. for Rio Grande and Ceara.
MOLASSES, RUM, AND COFFEE.—In those articles
ye have nothing further to notice.
RICE.—For the Necransie offered by auction
10s was bid, and it was wittvariVfn for ilighor

prices; a cargo of this description, for arrival
(8,500 bags) has been placed at Hs ; 50 tierces
ordinary Carolina were also reported at 22s per

cwt. from the quay.
SALTPETRE.-300 bags Bombay sold at 14s 6d
per cwt. for 61 per cent. refraction.
LINSEED.-3,500 bags Bombay changed hands
at 50s 3d per qr.
RAPESEED.-1,200 bags brown Bombay were
reported 57s per qr.

Ztt state Barket,
The Liverpool Share Market to-day has been,
heavy, and exceedingly idle, with prices slightly
below yesterday's currency, but no newteatuTe of
any kind to report. The transactions included—
Birkenhead, 75 ; Caledonian, 911 Lancaster and
Carlisle Con. Stock, 209 ; London and North-
Western, 1011,, tc, 1; Ditto 11-Shares, par ;
erwick
Midland, 1171, 17, 16i; North Eastern, B
Stock, 96; South-Eastern, 25a, /c, I; Grand Trunk
of Canada, 13-16; Grand Trunk 7 per Cent.,
1862, .cum int., 80.
The Share Market closed to-day at the following
prices :

Closing Prices.

Sales after 'Three
o'clock.

Railway'.
Blackburn, .........
Birkenhead &Cheshire Jn 75
Caledonian 914
Chester and Holyhead —
Eastern Counties • lO4 11
Great Northern ll6 117
Great Westerns
Lanashire & Yorkshire
c
London & North Westernloll 101.6 101/ _...._
Ditto 4-shares
Manchester, Shef., & Lin. 414 414 414,
Midland Stock 1164 117
North British 6l 611 —• 3
North Staffordshire
North Eastern—Berwick .96 96
Do. York and N. Midland 81 81
Do. Leeds Northern
Oxford, W. & Wolverhptn 446 45-
South Eastern
Dutch Rhenish
Great Luxembourg . 6ll-16 613-16
Grand Trunk of Canada. 7 13-16 74
Gt. W. of Canada ll4 12
Ditto new shares
Buffalo and Lake Huron.. 41 444
Lombardo-Venetian
Great Ship , l2/0
Thames & Mersey M. Co l4

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LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING.

The Bank rate of discount remains unaltered.

In the LONDON MARKET for ENGLISH SECIJRI-
TIES to-day very little business was done, and it
was heavy in character, owing to the probability
of a loan being required for the defences of the
country. Consols opened with flatness and an
adverse tendency, resulting in a decline of about
t per cent. from the last official prices of yester-
day, being at 93 to ex div. for July account ;
Bank Stork has been dealt in at 230 ; Reduced
Three per Cents. to 931, t, and ; New Threes,
931,1, 1, and I ; India Debentures, 96,1 and 1 ;
ditto, of 1859, 96t ; Enfaced Rupee Paper, 971;
India Bonds, 10 diA.; and Exchequer Bills, 4s, 3s,
2s, Bs, and 2s pm.
The Funds closed at the following prices :

Consols Money
Account
uer Bills

Bank Stock . .
Three per Cents. .
Next Account . . .

228 35
93!

The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday :
-

Telegrams from Vienna announce that a full and official
statement of the public debt of Austria is about to be
published. '
The three large Government banks at St. Petersburg
are to be amalgamated into one national institution, of
which Baron Steiglitz is to be the first governor.

The Times announces that the new Russian loan is
expected to be in a 41 per cent. stock. Messrs. Barings
are to introduce it, and the amount is still expected
to be about £8,000,000.
The directors of the National Provincial. Bank of-
England announce a half-yearly dividend -at the rate of
8 per cent. per annum, and also a bonus of 7 per cent.,
payable on the 12th of Jaly.
The funds, though inactive, were firmer to-day. An
advance of fr per Cent. took plass, and the market closed
with a steady appearance. The other departments of
the Stock Exchange were better. British railway stocks
have improved. There was a good demand for money,
at 4 per cent. for the best bills, but the applications at
the Bank slackened.—Daily News.

The English funds opened with a rather better appear-
ance this morning, and closed with an improvement of
k, which, however, is rather a feeble response to the
buoyant movement on the Paris Bourse. The political
signs with regard to Sicily and Germany, coupled with
the manifesto of Prince Gortschakoff on the Turkish
question, are considered to strengthen the belief that no
new European war is desired by France in 1860, but
are far from having any effect in causing the future to
be regarded with increased confidence. In the discount
market the demand has been less active. The Bank
bought about £5,000 in gold.—Times.
The LONDON FOREIGN STOCK MARKET to-day
was dull, but values generally were supported
with steadiness. Original Turkish Bonds were
negotiated at 771, and the New Sixes at 60k, 60,
and 80/ ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481 ; Russian
Threes, 64! ; Portuguese, 451- ; and Brazilian
Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 874.
The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE MARKET to-day
was quiet, and prices have not fluctuated in any
material degree from those of yesterday. Lon-
don and North-Westerns were officially quoted
1011, I, and ; Great Westerns, 691 ; Midlands,
117 and 1168 ; and South-Easterns, 851. Indian,
Canadian, and Lombardo-Venetians remain steady.
Thames and Mersey Insurance Shares to-day
were quoted 1/ to 18 pm ; and Bank of Turkey,
17, to 11 dis.
The market closed at the following prices :

Ambergate, Not., & East. Junction 61 1
Caledonians
Dutch Rhenish . . .
Eastern Counties . .
East Lancashire
Edinburgh & Glasgow .. • • 77 8
Great Northern
„ A.
Great Westerns 687 9
Great Western of Canada . . • 11/ 12
Greed Trunk of Canada . . . • i z 1
Great Southern & Western . . . 113 115
Lancashire & Yorkshire . . 104&
London & North-Western . 1011
London & South-Western . . • 931:
Leeds Northern
Manchester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire 411
Midland Stock
North British
61; ;
North Staffordshire
South-Eastern & Dover • . . 851
York, Newcastle, & Berwick . . 951 61
York & North Midland . . . . 804 11
The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday:—
The Times reports that yesterday afternoon there was

a better feeling in the railway market, several of the

•
heavier stocks closing at an advance. Business, however,
continued very limited, the apprehension of a falling off
in the traffic returns of the next half year, from the less
favourable state of trade, tending in some degree to
check speculation.

The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKETS

to-day were firm.
SUGAR.—The market has become more firm at
Yesterday's slight advance. Refined has also sold
more freely.
C°PFEE continued in fair demand at fully pre-
vious rates.

TE-c---The market was steady, but the amount
of business has been too small to give quotations.
RICE sold steadily at full prices.
PEPPER.—Singapore sold at 4d to 41-d, which
were previous rates.
PIMENTO steady, but not active.
CASSIA LIGNEA sold heavily.
SALTPETRE.—Refraction 3 sold at 45s 9d.

JUTE sold steadily in public sale from £l3 15s
to £22 ss.
COCHINEAL sold at previous prices.
In other articles no material alteration.
In the LONDON MININQ MARK
ET today the
principal transactions have been in shares in
Stray Park, Pendeen Consols, Great Wheal For-
tune, Calvadnack, Sortridge Consols, and Lady
Bertha Mines. In the Stock Exchange, East
Wheal Russell shares were officially marked 111
and 111; Sortridge Consols ly ; and West Cara-
don, 68 and 67. Foreign and Colonial Mining
Shares exhibited no variation of importance. St.

John del Rey have been dealt at 30; Great
Northern Copper (South Australia), at dis•;
and Mariquita at 10s. The deposit to be paid on
making application for the shares of the DeTon

June 13.

Rosalie, Halewyk Ostend
Augusta, Waldack Ghent
Indefatiguable, Green, .
Pomaron
Anglo-Saxon (Ps), Ballantine,
Quebec
New England, Lowell,
New Orleans
G. West, Couch, New Orleans
Nuovo Victoria Vigo
Mary Block Maceie

Euphrates (ss), Reed,
Alexandria
Cambria (ss), Anderson, Havre
Algonquin, Emery,
New Orleans
Express, Lawson Nantes
_Rambler, Bell Nantes
Victor, iehoete Ostend
June 14.
C. Cokdenhove, Amades,
Alexandria
OFF THE PORT.
Paracca..
SAILED.

June 1,2. June 13.
Jeune Frederick, Leglette, I Kangaroo'Ass), Brooks,
Bordeaux New York
I
Wanata, Henry Melbourne Melita (ss), Eanglands, Quebec

FOREIGN PORTS.
Coral Isle, Lavricfi ; Albion, Helsby ; and Illustrious, Miles ;
all hence at Quebec.
Caroline, Maloff, from Detroit at Quebec for Liverpool.
Windermere, from Cape of Good Hope at Quebec.
Wanderer and Jane, both off Madam Island.
• Great Britain, hence ; Stentor, and Susquehanna, all off the
Pilgrims.
Westfold, off Brandy Pots.
British Tar, off Green Island.
Pride, of Canada, Queen of the Lakes, and Harlequin, all off
Port des Montes.
Shandon, off St. Louis River.
Clarence, M'Kinnen, hence at Harbor Grace.
Amelia, M'Kenzie, hence off Charleston.
Arizona, Robinson, hence at Baltimore.
Manhattan, Dixon ; Harvey Birch, Nelson; and Victorinc,
Jones ; all hence at New York.
Valentia, Jack; and Calliope, Goodwin ; both hence at
Boston.
Enterprise, Haynes, hence at Pugwash.
Mosander (ss), Leslie, hence at Trieste.
Zenith, Lanz, hence at Alicante.
Wild‘Rose, Smith, hence at Cronstadt.
Grasbrook, hence at Hambro.
Generoso, hence at Barcelona.
Hero, Amos;i and Queen 'Victoria, Gilbert; both hence at
Helvoet.

SPOKEN.
Wanderer, and Jane, June 2, off Madam Island.
Albion, June 2, off Crane Island.
Great Britain, Senator, and Susquehanna, June 2, off Pilgrims.
Westfold, June 2, off Brandy Pots.
British Tar, June 2, off Green Island.
Pride of Canada, Queen of the Lakes, and Harlequin, June 3,
off Point des Montes.
Nova Scotian (as), and Shandon, June 3, off St. Louis River.
Colonist, June 11, 23 N.
Asia (s), June 12, 430 a.m., 17 N. All per Anglo-Saxon (ss).
Quebec, for Quebec, off Traverse.
Iberia, Ocean Wave, and Norma, for Quebec, off Goose Island.
Sevastodol, hence for Havana, April 17, 31 N., 28 W.
Ocean Queen, hence for Calcutta, March 22, 22 S., 35 W.
Cultivator, New York for Liverpool, May 26, 39 N., 69 W.
Rotunda, Apalachicola for Liverpool, May 16, off Cape Florida.
Ranee, hence for Shanghai, Feb. 19, 39 S., 20 E.
Offspring, bound east, May 25, off Cane st. Mary's.
Pollux, Newcastle for Batavia, June 6, 47 N., 8 W.

OUTPORTS.
DEAL, June l4.—Arrived and passed : Rosina Claypole, from
Jamaica to London ; Phillip, Leghorn to London ; Iron Era,
Hartlepool to west; Emulous, Middleabro' to Malaga; Nile,
London to Madras; James Holmes, London to Barbadoes ;
True Briton, Shields to Plymouth; Canaan, London to Syd-
ney; H.M.S. Hecate, river to South Africa.
GRAVESEND, June 14.—Arrived : Salamanca, from Adelaide ;
Robert Emin, Smyrna; Bell Rock, Port Phillip; Borka,
Sulina ; Florence Nightingale, Porto Rico; WittowObrail ;
Helen Maria, Emden ; Rob Roy, Matanzas ; Athene, Horsens.
Sailed : Anna Maria, for Copenhagen; Wiban, Singapore ;
Brown, Petersburg.
FALmourn, June 14.—Arrived : Juno, from Alexandria ;
Maria, Nystadt ; Lizzie Scott, Sunderland for Aden ; Lily,
Newcastle for Ferrol ; Una, Porto Rico ; Claudia, Gallipoli ;
Pauline, Taranto for Cronstadt ; Faustina, Havannah ; Cathe-
rine Greene, Odessa. Off : Charlemagne, from Shields for
New York.
Gaxxsocx, June 14.---Sailed : Greenock, for Calcutta.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, June 14.
The Belle Wood, Bush, hence at New York, in lat. 42 N.,
lon. 49 to 50 W., passed several large icebergs.
The Genova, Wright, from London for Liverpool, at South-
ampton with machinery damaged.
SYDNEY, N.S.W., April 16 : The Switzerland, from Liver-
pool, encountered a very heavy gale, December 19, when a sea
broke on board, stove bulwarks, &c., and broke the vitriol case
loose, which smashed the bottles, setting the decks on tire; the
bottles, 50 in number, were thrown- overboard. The Dirigo,
arrived here from Liverpool, lost bowsprit and foretopmast
during a squall.