The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-12 00:00:00

Zirt (f it et s ant( Otis:'Markt

In the Liverpool Oil Seeds and Oils Market
to-day the scarcity of. Rapeseed still enables
holders to command the advanced prices quoted
last week, but there is not the same disposition
on the part of purchasers to operate. Importers
of Linseed are, however, lowering their price,
and in the face of large supplies, which are over
due, consumers are holding off for a further
reduction. To-day Bombay Linseed is worth 51s
to 51s 3d, Bengal 48s 6d to 495, Gozerat Rape
.60s to 625, Bombay brown 53s -to 55ss Calcutta
)51s to 52s 6d. Linseed Oil in fair demand at 28s
to 28s 6d, in casks. lire &mend for Linseed
Cake continues at about £9 12s 6d to £9 15s for
English. Rape Oil is rallying, and English
brown may be quoted at £4O to £4O 10s. Rape
Cake is inquired after, and feeding is worth
io ss. •

The transactions of the week are as follows:-

Offered for sale : 2,518 bags Bombay Linseed,
691 bags Calcutta ditto, 1,307 bags Bombayeato,
500 bags damaged Linseed and Rapeseed, and
580 bags Ma.thiested. •
Sales reported : 3,420 bags Bombay Linseed, at
51s 3d to ols 6d per qr; 300 bags Bombay ditto,
all faults, at 49s 6d per qr ; 2,065 bags Calcutta
ditto, at 48s 3d to 49a per qr; 8,370 bags Bombay
Rapeseed, at 54s 6d to 54s 9d, and inferior at 52s
per qr ; and 667 bags Niger Seed, at 43s ed per qr. ,

Sales advertised for next week : tee() bags
Bombay Linseed, 500 bags Bengal ditto, 1,000
begs Bombay Rapeseed, and 683 bags Bengal
ditto.

Imports this week: 3,434 bags Bombay Lin-
seed, 300 Calcutta ditto, and 950 bags Bombay

Rapeseed.

Friday afternoon : 300 bags Guzerat Rapeseed,
at 61s to 61s 6d per qr. Linseed is offered to-day
at a reduction of Cci per qr, in consequeM% of
heavy arrivals. •

Com Atarktt.
At the Liverpool Corn-Maiket we had a more
general attendance this morning, arid Millers
shewing more disposition to renew their stocks', a
moderate business was transacted ilk Wheats at
the full prices of Ttlesdayi and ate hid •altogether
more tone in the tVadeb Business in irlour was
however, limited, so much having recently
arrived, many parcels are going into store.
Getieral runs of Egyptian Beans are again rather
cheaper, being obtainable at 35s to 35s 6d ; prime
Parcels of new aro worth 37s 6d to 38s per 480
lbs. Oats are very dull, any but finest qualities
barely maintaining late rates. Oatmeal is also a
restricted sale at rather less money. Indian Corn
is 3d per quarter cheaper, and tho Ugh little busi-
ness has transpired, buyers evince more inclina-
tion to recommence operations. During the week
a good deal of rain has fallen in this and the sur-
rounding districts, and the temperature having
at the same time become quite mild and genial,
the *eather may now be considered in all respects
favourable to the growing crops. Very little
change can be reported in the Wheat trade at
the provincial markets held since our last, millers
and dealers being reluctant to buy except at a
decline which holders, looking at our reduced
stacks and the impossibility of importing to a
profit, do not show a disposition to concede ; and
in the, business done prices have been generally
well supported. The same remark applies to
the trade . here, which rules dull at Tuesday's
rates. The Gazette returns of Wheat for the
wsek;! ended,- dth instant, are 101,914 quarters.
The arrivals of the past three days comprise liberal
upplies of foreign Wheat and Flour, the latter

principally from France. The exports include
5,765 quarters Indian Corn, coastwise and to
Ireland.
.t 4"

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING.i
In the LONDON STOCK MARKET to-dayi the
-7
Funds were Hain. flat. Owing to a contintyin
of political uneasiness, prices present a `fresh'
reduction of i per cent. There appears to be a
general indispobition to enter into speculation..
Cfonsols steady at 93 2.,.

The Funds closed at the folio \ring prices :

Consols Money .
„ Account
Exchequer Bills
Bank Stock • . .
Three per Cents.
Next Account .

95' 1-
951 4

The foll Owing appeared in our second edition,
of yesterday
A. telegram from Marseilles, in anticipation of the
Calcutta mail, states that the movement in the rate of
exchange is equal to 2/ per cent: in.faveiir of this
country. Prices of Government securities had experi-
enced ,
a considerable imprevement;
• The improvement in the position of the money market
has'given do itiniulus-tei the otock markets, which, on
the contrary,:wecreauiek to-day, under the influence of
reviv,edrumoura of Continental complications. Reports
of the discoyery,of,R,uslian intrigues in European Turkey
•
are again. atleat., ,The _other dio:quieting points which
excited attention-were the bold expeditien of Garibaldi
to Sicily, the unsettledpesition of the question between
France and Switzerland, and the evidence of a continued
distrust of French,pelicy, -afforded by the armed pre-
parations by Prussia, The funds close about per cent.
lower than yesterday. Thsshare markets were likewise
fa. The applications at the discorintoffice at the Bank
to-day have increased, a number of persons
.having
apparently held back in anticipation of a reduction, but
the total was only moderate. In Lombard-street a
brisk.demand was experienced, at 41 to 41 per cent. for
good bills.—Daily Yews.
No doubt was entertained that a reduction in the rate
of discount would take place to-day, and the only pies.
lion was whether it would be to the extent of p or 1 per
cent. The influx of gold, and the present appearance
of the continental exchanges, would seem to render it not
improbable that a further movement to 4 per cent. may
be witnessed in a short time; but a telegram from China,
this mornings reports a sudden turn in the exchange at
Shanghai, which, should it continue, :may cause some
revival in' the demand for -silver, for exportation.
Although the tendency for, the moment , is palpably
toward a, further increase of ease.in.the money.rnarket,
few persons are sufficiently sanguine to expect a return
to the low Takes with which the year cemmenced. The
English funds opened at a fractional decline, and
have been generally heavy. The revival of the report
of threatening movements on the part of Russia
avail Stlarkey tended to increase the disquiet already
felt concerning the prospects of foreign politics, but i‘t
seems unlikely that Rtissia take any step to shale
confidence until she tile; suceeeged in the negotiation of
,her intended loan. ,The report.ed concentration' of ft
RUSsian 'army on the Prutli :Caused a decline, in
Turkish 6 ,per cents. The joint-stock banks have
reduced their allowance on deposits to per cent.,
the London and Westminster, howeVer, giving 2/ only
on sUms,below £5OO. The terms at the discount estab.:
lishments are.3l per cent. for money at call, and 4 per
cent. with seven days notice. There was a fair demand
at the Bank for' discounts at. the reduced, kates. No
bullion operation of any importance took place at the
Bank. The,teamet; with the. I),ombay mail, on Satur-
day, will tale ±32,11130qii 'silver; and £61,3010 in gold.—
f

The LONDON SHARE MARKET to-day has been
dpll, and inactive, closing weak. Canadian and
French steady.

. . .
•-The market closed at the following prices:---
Ambergate, Not., & East. .Tnnction • '4/
Caledonians . 9O ti
Dutch 'Rhenish'. ,
Eastern Cottities
East.Laicashir6 .
:: Ed~nblugp & Glasgow
Great Northern . .
• '7,,1 (1 A.
Great Westerns. . .
Great Western of Canada
Grand ; Trunk or Canada .
Great Southern & Western t
Lancashire & 'Yorkshire
London & North-Western ,
London & SonthAr.estern . .
LeedS Northern . . . .
Manchester, Shelf., & Lincolnshire
; 3101 and Stock . . . .
North British -
North Staffords

11661ii.z
118
• . 79 80
417
• 60?
• 131
8 5-18 7L16
▪ 11
• 104-'4
• 101
• , 92 34.
• 51. i
4211171 }
•

tre. - • , . .

.Sluth-Eastern 4 Dover . . . . 7
York, Newcastle, & Berwick 96
York' & North Midland . . . . sot
,
The tttiPeared. in our second edition
of yestel•day • • • - •
The' railway market has been rathet heat'y; and
closed at an average decline of about per cent.—Times,
The Lo c of CdhoiriAL PRODUCE MARKET to-
day was steady and firm.

IStrdAft:—Sti fak as gale:4 have gorie, Bar:badhis
has sold at full rates, and Mauritius is going off
steadily.
iCOFFEE.--NO public' sales; market quiet.
I TEA. —More bwiuess :doing, at improved prices.
There is an inquiry for common Congou at Is 41d.
! RICE dull; little enquiry;
SALTPETRE firm; latest sales atrn. 6d. for 4.1
per cent.
,-{
I N DlGO.—Desiratle kinds sold 4itther better
both yesterday,mtd to-dq,-*ith fair prices. In
other sort :4 no efiafige.
!PETTER.—BIack Penang sold .at na to 31. d.
Singapore-was-taken at 4d.------
:The LONDON CORN MAAKET.-T-7-The Nveatherr
has been damp and mild to day. The supplies at
,market were very stnall, and theiattendance only
thin; but, where sales of Wheat were made, the
prices of Monday were "fully maintained. Flour
was the turn dearer. In Maims there was no
great activity; but sellers will not give way.
For. grinding Barley there Was a good sale off
the stands, at fully Mondays : other sorts
were Ready; Otts Were in brisk demand, and
6d pet -I.4.t!trter dearer. 'Beans and, 'Peas-were
quite as dear. '

The BOROUGH AOP MARKET.—To-day there
was only a moderate supply of all kinds of Hops
in the market. Generally, the demand ruled
steady, and prices were well supported.
-The LONDON TALLOW MARKET today was
:steady at 53s 6d on the spot,s2s :9d May to
June, 50s 6d to 9(1 last three months.
At the LONDON WOOL SALES a full average
quantity of wool was-sold. After a brisk compe-
tition for all kinds except the lowest qualities,
prices ai'd fii-nk, and foreign dealers appear more
' atikiotts to do business.
The following is the usual Bank of England
ACcount for the week ending May 2, 1860 :L-•
• ISSUE DEPARTMENT.

DEBIT.
Notes issued • 29,063,780

CREDIT.
Government Debt.. 11,015,100
Other Securities .... ,3,453,900
Gold Coin and
• 14 588 'B4
other 8111110n...1 ,

£29,063,V80
• BANIt.TNG
' tort/T.
Proprietor'sCapite ii,553,0(10
Rest . ' 5,264,404
Public Deposits
Other Deposits
gevendayandother 723,173
Bills

£21;063,780

IPPARTIICENt.
CnrillT;
Govt. lidcAntics 9,728,943
Other Securities • 20,739.925
Notes 7,182,815
Gold and Silver Coin 784,548

£38,750,540 I £38,435,053
The following are the rates of Foreign Ex-
changes :
Amsterdam, short
Do., three months
Rotterdam, do,
Antwerp, do.
Rriisstis, do..
Hambnrq, do
Paris, short • • -
Dmi,t.trit Months
Marseilles. do
frankfort, do
Vienna, do
Trieste, do
Petersburgh, do
Madrid, do

11 14 to 11 14.

11 161 to 11 16,
11 161 to 11 16
'4
3g ttO '355 37.7

:. 13 to 13 51
.. 25 12. to 25',17
25 39 to 25 37;
35 15 to 25 4,)
.. 117 i to 1171
13 34 to 13 60
.. 13 34 to 13 60
.. 34,k ,to 31i
.. 41.4 to 43i

PROVINCIAL, &e., TviARXETS, YESTERDAY.

MANC.IIEST:Eit Mitilt.-6reat Westerns, 69};
Leeds, 1"4 ; Caledonians, NI.
to 525; GLASGOWw•arrantIsRJS)2No.
ad
to 51.ke.,e",t it or firm.
, is5lC c6di u5-115S 9641.
MA.NCIIESTER The market conti-
nues veri firm, but buyers appear less active to-day.
The Calcutta news, though reported as unfavourable,
seems to have no ekect on prices, the position of
the trade rendering producers independent of tem-
porary finctuations in the demand.
CORN MARXETS.-----Coitx. : Barley, 20s 6d;
Oats, 14s to 17s 5(1.-----WoAttIELD: Wheat rather
dearer than last week. Business passing to a moderate
extent. Barley rather lower. In other articles no
change.

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