The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-11 00:00:00

FRIDAY.

. On account of whom it may concern.
' 'Friday next, the 13th instant, at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Broker's Office, Corn Exchange-buildings,
Brunswick-stieet,
A Quantity of RICE, in Bags, Sacks, and Tierces ;
Also, RICE MEAL, in a large number of New Sacks, Sce., Scc.,
more or less damaged by the late lire in Rainford-square.
Removed to a yard, No. 69, Duke-street, for convenience,
where they•ennte seen. For further particulars apply to
11. H. GOLDINO, Broker.

®u Sate.

ON SALE,
30,000 CANE REEDS,
ittaly landed, per Pilgrim, from Savannah. Apply to
J. H. RAYNER Sc CO. Brokers,
16, Exchange-buildings.

. COALS FOR EXPORT:

13 11,-Y If B 0,, PUKE,
WITHOUT MIXTURE WITH OTHER COALS,
for which the Admiralty certificate to given,
suprusn oNvy ➢Y
T. S. I.IANCO.CK,
' SWEETING-STREET.

COMMERCIAL.

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LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING.
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laitittpll: arket.

•
In—tho,Liverpool Cotton Market to-day a good
. .
't
u;itiess.was again done, without change in price.
4.The sales---pincluding 20 Pernambuco at 71d, 100
-ai.BCl to 81d, and 1,000 Surat at 3d to
4kd---amounted.. to 10,000- bales, of which 3,000
g,were emulation andloi.expOrt.

prottuct add.
The Liverpool Colonial produce Market to-day
was again dull.
t: : The market remains steady at the ad-
i•tilletrnoticed yesterday ; the business comprises
500 hhds, Antigua at 41s, 130 hhds Barbadoes at
39s 6d to 44s 6d, 30 hhds Jamaica at. 40s to 40s
6d, and 1,600 mats Mauritius at 35s for low
Psrown, and 43s for grainy.
Molasses, Rum, Coffee, and Rice: We are still
without any transactions to notice.
• At public auction the following transactions
took place :

' Linseed : 7,000 bags Bombay, at 51a per qr,

from the quay.
Rapeseed : 850 bags are reported, at 55* per qr.
--Sago Flour : 150 bags at 15s 6d per cwt.

Zitt *are Barket.
The.l,iVerpool Share Market to-day was again
inactiveo)td prices were very firm, and where
business was done a slight advance on yesterday's
currency was established. The transactions in-
auded—Caledonian, 931 ; Lancashire and York-
shire, 106 j, London and North-Western,
102;'; Ditto 1-Shares, l 21; Midland, 118.1 ; South-
fastern, 25 9-16, d ; Dutch Rhenish, 41d; Grand
rrwik of Canada, 6 15-16, 7.
The Share Market closed to-day at the following

"

pl'lces
. .
Sales after Three
Railways. Closing Prices. o'clock.
Birkenhead & Cheshire Tn. 761 774
Caledonian ..... 933 931
Eastern-Counties • 11÷, 11 5-16
Great Northern 115
.oreat.Westerns
Laneashire & Yorkshire 106 106,1
London & North Westernlo2l 102
'Pitt° 4-shares 6—
Manchester, Shef., & Lin. 41$ 414
Midland Stock
North British 631 641
North Staffordshire 3 13-16 11-16
North Eastern—Berwick .98 981
Do. York and N. Midland 83 83
Do. Leeds Northern 62! 531
Oxford, W. & Wolverhptn 44,1 - 45,
ISouth Eastern 6
Dutch Rhenish
Great Luxembourg
Grand Trunk of Canada. 6 7
Gt. W. br Cliaada
Ditto sew snares 9 —94 d
Buffalo and Lake Huron 4l 5
Great Ship . 12/6 13/6 a
T
hames & Mersey M. Co. lp

Ztr:t 40r.0 Sarkit.
At the Liverpool Corn Market to-day Wheat
buyers would have taken a fair quantity had sellers
met Ahem .further slight concession than
was submitted to on Friday ; this not being the
case, only a limited business resulted, and the
reduction on the week's quotations may be stated
at Pa•to 2d per cental. Flour was again the turn
in favour. of buyers ; consumers purchased to a fair
extent,- chiefly in American descriptions, Western
Canal,- et, quay, at 26s to 26s 6d per barrel.
Beans were in limited request, and 6d per qr.
cheaper. Oats and Oatmeal dull, without change
in
.Indian Corn continued in demand, and
a gOOd-detil.went-off ; all descriptions realised 6d
to la per..qr. over. the currencies of Tuesday last.
The 'depression in value of Wheat at the pro-
vincial Markets-ecintluued up to the close of the
week, .the ImproVement in the weather having
certitinly. had a beneficial effect on the crops, and
at the same time enabling a considerable breadth
of Huy to be secured in good order, and of better
produce than was expected previously ; reports of
the Wheat crop, though more favourable, give no
prospect` of a fair average yield to the acre, and
the deficiency of. surface under the plant will
neFesslerilyiesult inn-dierea7sed quantity at harvest
tlieirotrae tion of the time of gathering
priad
--e& operations over a much longer
period..l Influenced by dulness on this side,
Continental markets have at length given way a
little, but those of America rather
are again
dearer. The anticipated advance of export duty
in certain French ports does not take effect this
mont4L- Our general supplies. have little increased
since the middle of last week. Business transac-
tionl • since Friday are only moderate ; Indian
CoFn, howeveF;made some improvement yesterday.
ARRIVALS AND EXPORTS
From the 3rd to the 9th July, 1860, inclusive.

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Z 1 i• c
Fl
X, 0 0.
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. 4rs, Qrs. Q. Lods ;Sks.
nIT -229 562 1111
20 ..
••• • ••
2438 1823 ..
5875 - 11601294; 7748 516 ..
3697 1103 ...' 2285 241
••• ••• • ••
63 .. 1204 ... 1101
9816 1103 1433 1160 3332 1057 3 1921 248
100
40 . . 122.2.7 76.
737 25 18.4 1406 40, 753 20-6 44S