The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-02 00:00:00

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Cotts meet n: ready demand, and the stocks are
now much reduced. For Lisbon- and' Spanish
Wools in the greae e the inq- uirkhas beenlimited.
In Russian Wools, a little more animation.
Egyptian Wools continue in fivour, and larger
importations are much required. The high valn2
of English Wools is attracting supplies of Cana-
dian Fleeces to this market, and the first arrivals
have realised satisfaCtory prices. A considerable
amount of business has been done in Buenos
Ayres and Monte Video Wools, at high prices ;
the transactions have included nearly the whole
of the recent imports, and we are again in 'Mint
of fresh supplies. The market for Colonial Wools
has assumed a much more favourable appearance
since the date of our last report. The markets
for the English and Irish new clips have opened
at very high prices—the demands of staplers are,
consequently, raised. The current quotations for
bright-haired Wedders and Hoggs are 20d and
22d per lb. respectively for old or new Wools,
but Wedders are scarcely so
.free a sale as Hoggs
at these rates. English Wools will, to all appear-
ance, be a short supply. Scotch remains without
much change, although there is a better feeling,
and, we believe, a better prospect for these Wools
than for some time past.

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establiglunentkgenerally are now iri:hand; with a
fair extent cit orders. Few vessel' are corls-
qtientlflieing built, speculatively, fey the market.
The political "aspect of affairs seems the only
circumstance interfering to prevent renewed

activity in business.

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY.

MANCHESTER SHARE.—tondons, 101; Shef-
fields, 411 ; Leeds, 1041; Dovets, 25 946 ; Great
Westerns, 69; Trunks, 8.

GLASGOW IRON.—Market depressed. No. 1,49 s
to 493 3d ; Warrants, 49s 6d to 49s 9d ; No. 3,49 s to
49s 9d. \ -
CORN MARKETS.—Coax Oats, 15s Gd to 16s
'M.—WAKEFIELD: Moderate arrivals. Wheat firm, at
last week's prices. Other articles slow, and rather
cheapen—Dune's : Much rain yesterday ; this day fine
and warm. Small supply of Wheat, and sold at. Gd per
lb. reduction. Oats in good supply : 'prime quality sold
at last day's rates; inferior parcels unsaleable. No
inquiry for liarlq. Maize—large sales effected yester-
day and to-day, at a reduction of about 6d per qr.
Foreign Wheat well sought after by country millers, but
no sales reported up to this time. Flour—bakers in-
quiring prices, but not much business done.--BELFAST
Farmers' supplies at market to-day were moderate.
White Wheat was 4d higher. Oats and Oatmeal were
3d higher. The demand was fair. At the Corn Ex-
change there was a thin attendance, and busineis was
not active. Wheat and Flour were held firmly. Indian
Corn was 2s 6d to 5s per ton lower.
MANCHESTER TRADE.—As there is little or
no business going on in our market this week on
account of the annual holiday, this pause may
render acceptable the followiug statement of the
decline in some of our leading productions, from the
highest point of the current year up to Tuesday last, so
far as the actual and the limited business of that day
would afford a criterion. It may be observed that
producers who are well engaged, and there are many of
this class, declined to make any material concession
from the highest rates obtained by thein this year. ,No
attendance to-day.
.Forty's mule Twist ruled* for
export id per lb. ; thirty's throstle Twist, ditto, id per
lb. ; twenty's. ditto, -7;d per lb. ; twenty-eight's throstle
Warps, for export, I,cl per lb. ; thirty's pincop Weft,
ditto, ld per lb.; thirty-two cop Twist, for home trade,
id per lb. ; thirty-two's cop Weft, ditto, Id per lb. ;
Shirtings for Eastern markets, tel per lb. ; Printers for
ome trade, id per lb.

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING.

In the LONDON STOCK MARKET this morning
a fresh decline of I in Consols was quoted, but,
partly owing to a pacific article in the ifonitrt4r
a recovery took plane. As the Paris Bourse, how•
ever, did not exhibit a corresponding improve
menf, a relapse ensued on this side.
The Funds closed at the following price% :
Consols Money
Account
Exchequer Bills
Bank Stock
Three per Cents

4
I 0
30

Next Account
The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday :

The funds to-day wore decidedly heavy. Various
adverse political rumours were freely circulated, and the
Paris_ Bourse gave way. The English funds have
accordingly fallen per cent., and closed at the lowest
point. The other markets, likewise, closed with heavi-
ness. The discount market remains quiet : good bilh
were taken for n to 4 per cent. At the Bank very
little business done.—Daily Netvs.
The English funds opened steadily, but were subse-
quently influenced by a large sale for money, together
with a variety of political reports, the market closing at
a decline of I per cent. There was a general rumour
of the death of the Sultan of Turkey. It was also
asserted that modifications of the Palmerston Cabinet
may yet bo found necessary in connection with the
recant vote of the Lords. At the Bank the applications
for discount were on a moderate scale, but in the open
market there was rather more demand. About 6,000
in gold was bought by the Bank. Most of the British
railway stocks closed to ti per cent. lower.—Timcs.
The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE MARKET to-day
was dull and little business was transacted.
The market closed at the following prices:—
Ambergate, Not., & East. Junction 64
Caledonians
Dutch Rhenish . .
Eastern Counties .
East Lancashire .
Edinburgh & Glasgow
Great Northern

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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 . . .
York, Newcastle, & Berwick .
York & North Midland . . .

411
116
611

zpzug ttelZYrettte.

Wind yesterday, WS.W.; at Holyhead, WS.W., fresh.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE. . the viev of, Meeting the dowager Empress of
Russia.
In the changing as 3 t o f affairs
p c
AustriaAaa.turally feels. uneasy, and, with a corps
d'arma of 70;000 men on the frontiers, quietly
awaits the development of events. After reiterated
denials, it is too evident that Russia is concen-
trating a large army on the Pruth, and in the
immediate neighboUrhood or the disaffected pro-
vinces of Turkey, and the approaching trouble in
the direction of the East cannot be much longer
delayed.

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CUIRASS SHIRT,

WHICH IS SO UNIVERSALLY APPROVED OF,

It is understood that the" Committee of the
Lower House, appointed to search for precedents
.of the course taken by the House of Lords in
respect to the paper duty, have found, and will
report—" that there is no precedent strictly in
point; that it is impossible by any legal quibble
to explain away the legal right of the Peers to
vote in the negative as well as in the affirmative
on any bill that requires the assent of their
House ; and that though, in practice, the House
of Commons has for the last 200 years enjoyed the
exclusive control of our financial arrangements,
it has submitted -without protest to several tech-
nical infringements of its right to such control."
This will be a great disappointment to the pro-
fessional agitators, who will thus be deprived of
capital for declamation. We have laboured hard
(says the Standard of yesterday) to discover the
immediate purpose of Mr. Bright's speechifying
in London and the provinces, but we confess that
we are unable to discover it. The orator care-
fully abstains from committing himself to the
recommendation of any course other than that
adopted by Lord Palmerston, o 1 from anticipating
the labours of the committee. At the same time
he is evidently not quite easy in his mind as to
the prospects of a pacific agreement between the
two estates of the realm ; and the general tone
of his speeches would lead us to infer that he is
quite disposed to resist the decision of the com-
mittee if it should not quite agree with his own
views.

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HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LIVERPOOL.
Hour. Height.
MORYING 9h. .55:a.116f!.
ETLNING loh. 201 u.) 16ft. Sin.

SATURDAY, JUYE 2, 1860.

Another fearful railway collision has occurred—
this time between Stafford and Crewe, on the
London and North-Western Railway, by which
two persons have been seriously injured. In the
Roby case, we pd'rceive, a verdict of manslaughter
has been returned against the engine driver.