The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-16 00:00:00

17 6...20 0

ARRIVALS AND EXPORTS
From the 12th to the 14th June, 1860, inclusive.

Beef Pork Bacon pfais Lard Chees,
ha PORTS.
Tres. Brie. Crts, Cats. Tons. Boxes
For past week from ii 19'29 4.. 937...1927 55 8401
America . . . .
..
••• SS... From Ist Ott ..... 43590.. 9782 98652...6828 ..3123...90026
Same date last season 22078 10716.•.20031...1571...1754 ..45680
For post wetk •from ) e,3 .
s ....,
... 19 ... 450
463 4561 .. 3088... 739... 6046
Froctmheri. j;,l4a)ceetsob.ei.
..... (
Same date last seaeon 783... 51... 207... 213... 505... 463

Ztt sit stebs an @ifs tarket.
In the Liverpool market for Oils and Seeds
this week the demand for Linseed for export,
consumption, and speculation continued very
active, and, as a Penh, the price had advanced
9d per 'quarter; importations have ceased for the
present. The inquiry for Rapeseed was great
and this, coupled with the small stocks, has
driven the price up immoderately. To-day fine
Bombay Linseed was:worth 50s 3d in single, and
50., 6d in double bags; Calcutta 48s to 49s

'nominal); Guzerat Rape (nominal) 60s to 63s

fine brown Bombay, .57s per qr. Linseed oil was
in good demand for forward delivery; and £27
lOs naked has been paid for the last six months.

Linseed Cakes: £9 to £9 5s was offered for

autumn delivery ; at present the demand
small. Rape oil in good request ; £4l to
£4l lOs was the value of brown to-day, and

£44 for the last four months. Refined £2
per ton extra. Rape Cakes hardly saleable,
except low qualities, at £4 2s 6d to £4 ss.

The transactions of the week are as follows :
Offered for sale: 3,819 bags Bombay linseed;
619 bags ditto rapeseed.
Sales reported : 10,100 bags Bombay linseed,
at 50s to 50s 6d ; 1,560 bags Bengal linseed
(inferior), at 47s 9d; 120 qrs. Neapolitan linseed,
at 495; 5,700 bags Bompay rapeseed, at 56s to
57s ; 500 ditto, ditto, to arrive, at 565; 500.. bags
Guzerat rapeseed
(mixed), at 61s 3d per qr.

nominal.
20 0... 0 0
20 0... 0 0
7 0... 8 0
£5 10s. to $6
Gross.

At the Liverpool Corn Market, to-day, we had
a tolerable number of buyers, including several
from a distance; there was a fair enquiry for
Wheat, but no considerable sales, prices generally
ruling as on Tuesday -last. Flour was quite as
dear,And a fair business doing. Beans without
change in value : the transactions limited. A
demind for Oats ; Oatmeal unaltered either as 'to
value or demand. - : We have 'a good sale for
Indian Corn at full prices for all descriptions;
the transactions are chiefly in American from the
ship, yellow and mixed even obtaining 3d to 6d
more money. Up to yesterday the weather
, remained cold, wet, and ungenial ; this morning,
though it does not appear settled, we have a
higher range of temperature; there are many
complaints from all districts of , the
_country
respecting the appearance of the growing corps,
and this state of things is not regarded without
serious apprehension; an immediate change for
the better would, however, reassure the hopes of
agriculturists, and allay the excitement of the
market, though it might neither bring harvest
much nearer, nor much improve the estimate of
its productiveness. All the markets of the
country are fully 2s per quarter dearer for Wheat
than a week ago; here we have less animation
since Tuesday,-but at full, or rather higher prices
for this Grain and for Flour. Our fresh supplies
of all produce are on a smaller scale that" usual;
while the exports, eapeeially of Beans and Indian
Corn, are somewhat more attractivq; the Gazette
returns of farmers' Wheat last week were
119,980 quarters; this week they have fallen to
86,128 quarters.

.P....., 4 , *3 .4 -.13 Flour.
_4 . g i "M a' no
INTO eti p. CQ ad .Q -
LIvIRPOO ---- -- -- ._.-- --s_--- ...."..--..-
Faox Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Loads Sks. Brls.
Ireland ... . . 300 12 863 ... -• 364 620
...
Coastwise . ... " • ••• .
U. S ••• •• • •• •
...
anada4a ... .... 1773 . 327.2 • •• ...
i
1100
tates
••• ... Europe,&e. 2136 ... ... 254( ... -. •• • 3720
...
Egypt :.. 31 .. 2239' ... - •• 300 ...
INTO
Rciccos~ 3899
-- -- --- --. ---- ---- --- --
Total 2436 322 6523 2313;3272, ... 364 4540 1100
EXPORTS TO --- --- --
- ): -----
----
--
For. Parts .
.. .. ~.
... 150, - .. ...
Ireland
Coastwise

Ztt Przbisions Rtarket:
In the Liverpool Provision Market this week,
at further reduced prices for Beef, there has been
a fair average extent of business the arrivals,
however, continue far in it..±cess of the deliveries,
and the stocks are unusually heavy. In Pork
theta Was a fair retail demand for new ; for old
a speculative demand existed, and considerable
sales were reported. Bacon was steady, though
only moderately active ; the high price of Irish
and home-cured leads to the expectation that all
the American will be cleared off at present or
even higher rates. The demand for Lard Was
slow, but, as shipments from America ha.l:-e greatly
fallen off; holders generally showed no inclination
to press sales. There was a good demand for
fine Chem ; inferior descriptions were difficult
to sell. New Butter sold readily where fine, but
other sorts were only taken at a great reduction
in price. Tile deliveries of Tallow were unusually
large, but prices remain much the same as last
week. Linseed Cake was lower, without increa-
sing the demand.

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING:
The LONDON MARKET for ENGLISH STOCKS
was depressed to-day by the state of the NV•eath'e.r,
and Funds ctecillned aleout
The Funds closed at the, following prices :
Consols Altney . .
y, Account .
Exchequer Bills .
Bank Stock . . •
Three per Cerits. .
Next Acepnrit ; . • • •
The follAving appeared iu our second edition
of yesterday :
Therellas:keell,a, better demand,for Great Ship shares
has:advan.ccd to 12s. 6d.—Times.
'The announcement of the expenditure required for
fortifications in terminable annuities is regarded with
much xlistivcrur on , the Stock Exchange, the bearing-of
the_ income-tax on securities of 'that description being
conildered-particularly objectionable. In the discount
market there-,has again been but: a moderate demand.
On the Stock Exchange money was easy at 31 per cent.
There were no bullion_operations of any importance at
the Bank.—Tines.
The funds have fallen_ per cent., and closed at the
lowest point of
,the day. A marked effect is produced
by the Unfavourable accounts froth many of the agricul-
tural districts, both of England and France, and
increased anxiety is. ..observable. The share markets
were dull, the dealers being principally occupied with
the settlement, which -will be completed to-morrow.'
The &nand for money wag moderate, both in Lombard-
street and at the Bank.—Daily News:
In the LONDON RAILWAY :S.FIAR AtaRKET
to-day little business was done, but quotations
were a shade higher, and closed with a decidedly
better tone. Canadian very fiat.
The market closed at the following prices :
Ambergate, Not., & East. junction 61
Caledonians. . . .• . . 91,t
Dutch Rhenish . .
EaStern Counties .
East Lancashire .
Edinburgh & Glasgow
Great Northern

par
228
931-,

• • . 771 8i
. . • 113% 14
. . 113' 14
. . . 08i 91
• • • 11=4 4
• • • 74

~ ~ A
Great Westerns
Great Western of Canada
Grand Trunk of Canada
Great Southern & Western
Lancashire & Yorkshire .
London & North-Western
London & South-Western
Leeds Northern . . .
Manchester, Sheff.,_& Lincolnshire
Midland Stock
North British
North Staffordshire
South-Eastern & Dover . . . 851
York, Newcastle, & Berwick . . 9 61
York & North Midland . . . . 801 11
4
The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday:—

. 113
. 1048
. 1014
. 931 -
. 511-,
401, 1-1-
. 1164
.

The railway market has shown less buoyancy, and
closed with rather a, heavy appearance. In soma cases
the final prices exhibit a decline, although all quota-
tions are now for the new account.— Times.

The Stock Exchange Committee have resolved that,
pending the investigation into the nature of the dealings
in the shares in the Buenos Ayres and San Fernando
Railway Company, no fresh transactions shall be recog-
nise I.

The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
,o-day was rather steady.
SUGAR.—The sales went off at firm rates. -
COFFEE.—There were no public sales, but the

market was very firm.
TEA was quiet.
RICE.—The market was less active, but prices
were firm ; no sales reported.
SALTPETRE firm.

The! LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day, was firm
at 52s 3d on the spot ; July alone, 62s ;_August
and-Sept., 52s 3d ; Oct. to Dec., 52s 3d.

• The' BOROUGH HOP MARkET.-:-To•day, the
plantation accounts being considered favourable,
there is a fair average business doing in all. sorts
of Hops at fill prices. The duty is called
£170,000 to £lBO,OOO.
The LosDON CORN MARKET:=The weather
has been unsettled to-day. • There was a thin
attendance of buyers. Wheat opened firm at the
extreme rates of Monday, off stands : floating
cargoes were is dearer. Norfolk Flour steady, at
Monda?s rates. Maize was in better demand at
the decline. Barley was more inquired after.
Oats met a slow sale, on Monday's terms. Peas
were fully as dear, and Beans were rather dearer.

The following is the usual Bank of 'England
Aceohnt for the week ending June 13, 1860 :
ISEATE DEPARTS.LEItT:
S •
29,909,910 I Ooveirutient Debt.. 11,015000
Other Securities .... 3,439,900
Gold 'Coin ancl 15,431,910
other Bullion.:.

• Dtuir.
Notes issued,

'L29,909,910
BANKING D:

529,909,910

riteir. • 4
Proprietor's Capital 14,553,000
Rest 3,233,519
Public Depo:its 8,429,226
Other Deposits
Seven day and other 659,243
Bills