The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-14 00:00:00

Zi2t Corn Blarkti.

The Liverpool Corn Market was tolerably well
•>,
attendeitoqhty, and with an. iraprov.ed.Consiimp--
tive demand, a fair quantity of Wheat found
buyers, chiefly of French and American
.deserip:
tions, at 'prices fully equal to those of Tueiday
last. Thq day, was remarkably fine, and. the con-
tinuance of such weather will bring harvest nearer
than was.lately calculated upon, butany symptom
of vicissitude would exercise an important and
sensitive effect upon the trade. There *as more
firmneas, but not much activity IA tiny desciiitiOU
of tlour. Beans were less pressed for sale, and
cV;sed steaditf at our quotations. Oats and
Oatmeal were in retail inquiry, without change
in value. Indiati' Corti *a.; iri moderate request,
but fully' maintained lite rates; mixed Atiericani
31s to 31a_63;_Galatz, 32s ;.Ibraila, 3ls 6d ; white
American, 34s 6d to 35sper 480=1b5..: closed firm
We.. have had a
.week of faVourable' weather;
the, temperature' 'being higher during the ally;
although-at nights still much below the usual
average of the season. .Notwithstanding the great
iinprovement 'in the weather, and the consequent
rehictance of buyers-' to operate except for the
supply of theirimmediate wants, the deliveries of
Wheat at the .provincial markets, being on a
reduced scale, has enabled holders to insist on
iiiiwious rates. The trade here since Tuesday has
ruled dull for
,Wheat and Flour, without change
in value ; Indian Corn is held firmly, with a
slightly upward tendency. The Gazette returns
for• tie week ending the ith instant are 81,416
quarters. Our fresh arrivals of Grain and Flour
are light since the beginning of the weeks the'
export of Wheat fair, that of Indian Corn and
Flour rather considerable.

ARRIV,II,S AND EXPORTS
2th July, 1860, inclusive.
3 I
Flour.

FrOEO the 10th to the

, .
. i ro, j

INTO
LIVERPOOL,

FROM
Ireland
CtlaStWiFC
Canada,&c.
U. state
Europ4,Bre
Figrpt
rstb
Ru'reoim

• Total
EXPORTS TO
' For. Plats .1

Ireland....
!Cost~~dise

Qrs.
24

1. 4N

Sks. Brls.
109Ri

224

the C zr Sect”; an h etio.taiittt,

In the Liverpool Oilseed and Oil Market d
the week..there has been considerable activity,
and.tbe price of Linseed has risen about kid per
qtrtfr. - Very few parcels were. offering. Rape-
seed., the: other hand, has duripg the week
experienced a decline of is per quarter (beingl:).s
te., 6d on the highest 'price ,paid); arid owing'
td the fine vieittler, deniand, and iniproving
necourit*-received here from abroad, S. further
decline 'may. be expected. F Me:Bombay- Linsetd
was to-day worth ,51s in single ,and 51s 6d in
„
. &utile bags, Bengal 493 7.0 50s ; puzerat Rape
ws;. brown Bombay Rape 555. Linseed
Mil There was an improved demand, £2B bei)w
tie value in town cask.. Linsey(' Glke :
demand still continued, and good English wds.,
worth 1;9 ss. Rape Oil : The inquiry was chigtly
- I
for English brown. at £4l to • £4l 103. Rape
crikc t No demand.

~ t w.

'The trinisactrions of the week.,ire a:, folio

(!fferedfor, Sale.,—_ 1,200 bags -Bombay'. Lin
200'd0.: do. Rapeseed, and 199 bags mixed yellow
dittn. . -
. _

• Sales Reported.-9,000 bags Rorribay Linseed,
at 50s 9d to Ols per quarter; 900 do. do. Rape-
seed, at 55, per quarter. -•:,- • -
Friday Afternoon. —SOO hapiT4ontay Linseed,
in single bags, at 51s peequifter, Market firm.

LQNDON, X-RIDAY EVENING.

The LoNnoN &iO-TeK MAliktT to day was ex-
tremely quiet at 3,104-diiy!t; plices, pending the
financial propo*al:4,l43--rernment fixed for this

evening.

The Funds ..el9sd qthe following prices :
Consols 11100 y .. . '•-• • • • • - 93/
„ fArtiiitne- ..... 93.4
Exchequer 'Fink dis 2 par
Bank .Stock . .. , .... 229 39

**** 931
"Ncxt Aceount
Tile f2t4fiig..:nppeared in out second edition
of yetke hany.

• .
Thd
f,1.10:,. were rather firmer to-day owing, partly,
to
thefineli-VagtTier, and 'the closing quotations :11.7e 4
per -ceni. above those of yesterday. The commercial
demand for. money today was more active both at the

The rine.srin a leader, regards iqe.Kinglike's
revelations in- the House of Commons last night,
respecting the Emperot Napoleon, as calculated
to' weaken 'the policy of non-intervention which
England has of tate upheld: Circunistlinces may.
yet:happen-which May -render the present calcu-,
lations entirely inapphcal►le to the exigencies of
a p6riud not far distant.