The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-30 00:00:00

to arrive out. It was every day becoming.juo
difficult to find employment for mo%y.
The Horald says that yesterd-* a greater
degree of confidence existed in th ' circles, con-
ncketett with the Greet; tra4e, add., diSpoVtion
- ..
' was manifested to negotiate this cl ' of pater.
. The next adviccs from Consta inoplecifwill
decide the position of two or three leers the
smaller Greek establishments. In Itite\ course of
the week, therefore, will be pretty *1 discovered
the actual number of the establish is likely to
be cOnmmised, and the generel =Mediate .pro-
4ects of this branch of business.
The Brighton railway traffic returns show this
week a decrease of £l9O, and the South-Eastern
a decrease of £1;327: - ---- ---- -

The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
to-day was unchanged.
Sugar : The large quantity offered to-day
caused the market to•open flatly.
• Coffee : The Rio sold Werft steadily 53s Gd
to Ols
t I
Tea: 'There was a fair demand, at preribus

ratei:

Rice : The demand was quiet.
Saltpetre : The market was stea,43-.

The LONDON TALLow MAnKir was
quiet, at 59s 6d on the:spot and for Feb. toillla:reh;''
58s 6d for April to June, and 57S for Oet.lto Dec.
In. the Bonouail 'Hop MARKET to-day we
have to report a slow trade for all kinds of Hops.
•In prices,,howeter, no change has taken place.

• •
The following are the rates of Foreign Ex-
changes .• • • , ,
Amsterdam, short
L 0., avec 'Months
Rotterdam, do
Antwerp, do
Brueiels, do
Hamburg, 4u.
Paris, short
Do., three months
litarseilles, Rio -
Frankfort, • .....
Vienna, do
Trieste, d 0......
Petersburg, do
'Madrid. do

'l,l '144 to 11 171,
11 14 to 11 191
11 181 to 11 19
25 47. to 95 52i
25 47. to 95 —l2.l__
13 74 to 1, 74
25 173 to $ 25
25 53 . to $ 6')
25 573 to 25 *621
117 to 1134
15 80 to 16 00

13 80 to 16 00
34 to
48; to 48t

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY.

MANCHESTER §HARES.--411inois,'301c ; Leeds,
1141 this account, 1141, 1, next; Sheffields, 52;1:tali&
accont; Midlands, 132 a, next account; Great
Westerns 71.7- next account; foyers, 25a next *mint.

GLAS.6OW. IRON.—Market quiet. No. 1,48 s qd_.
to 49s 03 ; Warrants, 49s Od to 49s lid ; No. 3,47 s
3d to 47s 9d. This week, 9,771 tons ; corresponding
week last year, 9,790 tons.
MANCHESTER TRADE.— Nothing doing in
°bat; and very little in Yarns, and prices of both
irregular.. The tone of our market is etoming daily
more depressed.
CORN MARKETS.—DuntAN Weather fine and
mild, but threatens rain. Home Wheat in very small
supply ; well-conditioned samples brought full prices.
A good supply,of Oats and .Barley Qats met a faii sale
at 3d to Gd redUction. Barley not sought after. Foreign
Wheat : A•strong muster of-millers, who are trying to
buy at a reduction of Is ; factors willing to concede 6d
but no business has resulted. Maize-remains without
change. Flour and Oatmeal not in much request.—
Coax : White' Wheat, 24s 3d to 32s ; red do., 18s to
.30s ; Barley, 1.7 s to 20s ; Oats, 12s to :16s.—IlEps
Good' arrivals. " No fewer prices than
_tiday for good
qualities of .Wheat; other 'Sorts still nearly unsaleable ;
dull market. In other articles no change.—HULL :
Short supply of English Wheat, which met a sloW sale.
Best samples is per qr. decline; inferior neglected ;
foreign .Wheat unaltered ; holders =refusing to sell.
Barley,.Beans, and Peas unaltered, with but little doing.
Linseed Cakes, best Hull made from £lO I7s 6d to
$ll per ton.