The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-21 00:00:00

from January Ist, shows that the late extraordinary
withdrawal of notes occurred between April 4th and 11th.
On the 4th the total issue of one thousand pound notes
amounted to £1,927,000, and on the 11th to £3,585,000,
being an increase of £1,658,000, which amount nearly
coincides with the sum stated to have been drawn out by
the firm so frequently. alluded to in recent monetary
discussions, and wlaidh Is now known to be the house of
Overend, Gurney, and Co. , •
The funds continue to be influenced by the symptoms
of a reaction in the money market. A fresh nse of
per cent. was quoted in consols this morning. In the
afternoon, however, a relapse occurred, and the closing
quotations were barely as, good, as those of yesterday.
British railway stocks' experienced a rather decided
decline this afternoon owing to the supply of tome des-
criptions of stock. The discount market retains the
easier appearance lately noticed. The best bills are
taken readily at the Bank minimum, or, if they have not
more than a month to run, at 41-4, per cent. The
demand at the Bank has quite subsided. No bullion
was sent into the Bank to-day. The residue (L 34,000)
of the gold by the Suffolk is, it is said, being refined.—
Daily News.

French Funds, at the close, were steady and
good.

The. LONDON MARKET for ENGLISH RAILWAY
SHARES to-day was again weaker in the morn-
ing; and very little business was going forward
in any department of the Stock Exchange. Cana-
dians unchanged. At the close, prices were firm
at the following rates:—
The Share Market closed at the following prices :

Ambergate, Not., & Eastern Junctn 6 t
Caledonians
Dutch Rhenish .
Eastern Counties .
East Lancashire .
Edinburgh and Glasgow . . .
Great Northern ll4l 15
„ A ll6 171
Great Westerns
Great Western of Canada. . .
Grand Trunk of Canada st,
Great Southern and Western . . ll3 15
Lancashire and Yorkshire . . . lO5l /
London and North-western . .
London and South-western. . .
Leeds Northern . . . . . .
Manchester, Sheff., and Lincolnshire. 41; 21
Midland Stock 116! /
North British
North Staffordshire
South Eastern and Dover .

. . 810 8

York, Newcastle, nd Berwick . . 951 6
York and North Midland . . . .79 80

The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday

The railw market opened firmly, but some sales led
to a general decline, from which there was no recovery.
The stocks chiefly supplied were Midland, South Eastern,
and Lancashire and Yorkshire.—Timea.
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
to-day was rather less dull than it has been.
SUGAR.—Better tone in market. Sales going
at steady rates.
CoFFEE steady.
to 61s.

Native Ceylon sold at 60s 6d

TEA.—Public sales are going at rather higher
rates to-day.
RICE.-8,100 Java chiefly sold at 13s 6d to
16s 6d; 7,800 bags Madras ditto, lOs to lOs 3d,
being steady rates.
SALTPETRE.-1,846 bags Bengal by auction
taken at 39s 6d to 445, for.lll, to 4 per cent.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
dull; public sales have gone off badly. Y.C.
taken in at 57s to 565, according to quality ;
Odessa, 55s 3d to 55s 6d; selling at 52s for last
three months, and 55s April to June.

The BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Good and fine
Hops of last year's growth continue in fair
request, at full quotations. Most other kinds are
very inactive, at previous rates.
The LONDON CORN MARKET.—To-day the
weather was fine but cold. Wheat strong in
tone, and the little English fresh, which all sold
early for shipping. Flour fully as dear, and
scarce. Maize most strong? owing to Irish
accounts. Barley—fully late rates paid. Beans,
Oats, and Peas against buyers.

The Return of the Bank of England for the
week ending Wednesday, April 18, compared
with the previous weekly return, shows the fol-
lowing results :

Circulation issue 28,365,225 Decrease . 24,115
Circulation active 21,816,665 Decrease .1,650,590
Public Deposits . 5,838,581 Decrease . 39,554
Other Deposits 15,512,425 Increase... 911,708
Government Securities in 1 9,728,943 Same as last week.
Banking Department
Other Securities in Banking 1 22,790,338 Decrease . 744,050
Department
Coin and Bullion in both 1 14,624,686 Decrease . 12,416
Departments
Seven-day and other Bills ... 686,537 Decrease . 19,292
The Rest
Notes in reserve 6,548,560 Increase .1,626,475
Total reserve (no' es lk coin) 1 7,283,021 Increase . 1,638,174
in Banking Department .

The following is the usual Bank of England
Aceoutit for the week ending April 18, 1860 :

. MUD DEPARTMENT.
DEDIT• E I CREDIT. It
Notes issued 2t,805,225 Government Debt.. 11,015,100
I Other Securities .... 3,459,900
Gold COI and
1 13,898,225
other Bullion ...

£28,365,225
BANKING D:

£25,3C5,225

DEBIT.
Proptietor'sCapital 14,553,000
Beet 3,211,759
Public Deposits 5,838,581
Other Deposits . 15,512,425
Seven day and other 688,537
Bills