The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-14 00:00:00

Pig Iron, Bars, )
Rails Ex
Chemicals and )

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s. d. s. d.
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Fine Iron
Salt
Dry Goods
Ilardwal e
Earthenware
Passengers --

o 0...17 6
nominal.
20 0... 0 0
20 0... 0 •0
0 0... 8 0
.e. 5 Os
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0 0...17 6

20 0...22 6

nominal.
0 0...25 0
0 0. 25 0
0 0... 7 6
E 5 Os.
Gross.

nominal.
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20 0... 0 0
0 0... 8 0
ZS 10s. to £6
Gros.

LONDON, SATI7RD.I.v EVENING.

In the LONDON MARKET for ENGLISH STOCKS
to-day increased flatness prevailed, through the
continued doubtful character of Continental
advices. Consols opened heavily, and up to a
late period of the morning were quoted a full k
per cent. lower than last night, the present
values, however, are a shade better, though there
has been scarcely any quotable recovery. Con-
sols for money are now 95 to -, and 951 to i; for
the June account. Reduced Three per Cents.-
have been dealt in at 931 2 1, and 931 ; New
Threes, 93 1 and ; India Stock, 219 ;• Enfaced
Rupee Paper, 9S-4 ; India Debentures, 97k and
97; India Bonds, 9s dis. ; Ditto under 1;1,000,
Ss. dis., and Exchequer Bills, ss. prem. ; Ditto
small, 5s and 8s prem.
The Funds closed at the following prices :
Consols Money
Account
Exchequer Bills 5 8
Bank Stock
Three per Cents 93.Z
• Next Account
The following appeared in our second edition
of Saturday :
There is considerable ease at present in the Paris
money market.
The funds retain a drooping tendency. A fresh
decline of l• per cent. took plane to-day, notwith-
standing the continued influx of gold and the
favourable tendency of the Bank accounts. The
immediate cause of the downward movement was the
accelerated MI on the Paris Bourse, which afforded fresh
food.for discouraging predictions with regard to the
course of continental politics. Distrust of the policy of
France is universal, and many persons do trot scruple to
express a suspicion that Garibaldi's ea edition-to
-Sicily
is being winked at in the hope that freshopportunity for
the aggrandisement df Pratte may spring from it. The
decline in prices, thengh not heavy, extended to most of
the other departments of the Stock Exchange. Specula-
tion is repressed. The rates in the disceunt market
remain much the same as prior to the alteration at the
Bank. A brisk demand was experieneeirteillay at--44
to 41 per cent. for the off bills. 2Al:he:Bank the amount
of business was moderate.—/Aily News.
The English (*tie have again been heavy tn-day,
owing to the irere.tsing uncertainties both of Home and
foreign politics. The prospect of. the Ministry being
placed at variance with the House of Lords on the
paper duty question, taken in conjunction with the
narrow majority attained in the Conidons a few nights
back, has led to conjectures as to the possibility +of the
remainder of the session being disturbed by it n'6%testsity
for new combinations. The distritstfol tone of all the
letters from the Continent, and tspetitil7 from Germany,
where there seems to be an Increasing desire to limit all
commercial committnetits, likewise exercises a depressing
influence. In the discount market te-day,, there has
been rather an increased demand, and the lowest charge
wee 4i. per cent. at the Bank. The applications were
larger than of late in the Stock Exchange; also there
was more inquiry for loans, several amounts lately
employed there having been called in. In the foreign
exchanges this afternoon the rates were generally about
the same as last post. About £96,000 in gold was
bought by the Bank to-day,—rises.
The LONDON RAILWAY SlCkla MARKET to-day
was very dull, and prices were scarcely supported,
but there has been. no Materiel Lthidon
and North-Westerns ere titiotieA 1 1 I, treat
Westerns, 69 ,691., Midlands 117#, and South-
Easterns 86t ts East Indian have fallen to
102.

Shares of the Union Bank have slightly receded,
being now at 251. to •Z.
Victoria Debentures are quoted 107 to 107 k ;
and India Five per Cent. Loan; It 3 ti t•
The market closed :11 the following prices:-7
Ambergate, Not., 67: Last. 3-unction 61
Caledonians . . . . 9Ol
Dutch Rhenish
Eastern Counties
East Lancashire
Edinburgh & Glasgaw . . .
Great Northern • 1151,
A.
11'51 1161 •
IS
Great Westerns ,st
Great Western of Canada . . . 13 -
Grand Trunk of Canada • . . ;16 6-16
Great Southern & Westelit . . . 11$ 115
Lancashire & Yotkstire .. . 1041 1,
London Sc 'North-Western . . . 10
London & South-Western 92f 3
Northorn • • ' • .
. 5'1—
ittanchester, Sheff., Linbolnshire 2l
Midland Seek
Nottlt kitish Eli 2
Nctth Staffordshire
South-Eastern & Dover . . .
York; Newcastle, & Berwick .
York & North Midland . . .
The following appeared in our second edition
of Saturday :
The railway market opened with.ont 'change, Mt,
almost immediately experienced a decline, 'EOM which
there was little or no roc )very.--=Times.
The railway traffic returns for the United Kingdom
in the week ending May sth ticeeded by £48,425 :the
corresponding week of last year.

The LOXDO!C PRODUCE MARKET to day was
quiet, but firm.

SUGAR firm.

COEFEE quiet, and very tittle inquiry.
TE.l.—The dcanba has improved, and the
market id tit arer since China news.. Commas
Congou la 4id to la Old.

SALTPETRE.--News front Calcutta has made
holders firm. Stock at, Calcutta, 12 to 15,000
bags ; afloat, 1,500 tons.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
quiet; 53s 6d on the spot; 52s 6d from May to
June ; 50s 6d last three months.
In the LONDON MARKET for FOREIGN. SECU-
RITIES to-day a moderately fair business has been
•
doing, hut the tendency in values was generally
unfavourable. Original Turkish Six per Cents.
are officially marked 76 761 and 75&, and the
New Sixes, 60j I and a ; Mexican Three per
Cents. have been taken at 211 and 21a and 1.
For account Portuguese have declined to 451
but Russian are firmer at 98.

At the LONDON WOOL SALES about an average
number of buyers was in attendance, and the
biddings for all descriptions of V4ool have con-
tinued steady at fully yesterday's quotations.