The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-27 00:00:00

RAILWAYS, .
Ambergate, Not., & East. J unction 84
Caledonians . . . ..... 971

53 -
53i 4

Chester and Holyhead .
Eastern-Counties . . . .
East Lancashire . .
Edinburgh & Glasgow . .
Great N orthern•
. • • •
~
Great Westerns
Great 'Western of enact:A' . . .
Grand Trunk of Canada . . . .
Great Southern & Western . . . 111 13
Lancashire & Yorkshire . . . • . 120
Lombardo-Venetian
London. & North-Western . .
London' & Smith-Western . . - 6
Leeds Northern . . . . . .
Manchester, Shelf., & Lincolnshire 561 3
Midland Stock . . ~ • .
North. British . . . .
South-Eastern & Dover . . .
York; Newcastle, & Berwick .
York &. North Midland . . .

86 88
110 11
105 6

The LONDON- COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
during the holidays continue very quiet, and, be-
yond an inquiry for Rice, there is nothing worthy
of' notice to report.
CORN AVERAGES.—The average price and
quantity of Corn sold in England and Wales,
imperial measure, for the week ending Saturday
last, were—Wheat, 68,249 qrs., 52s 6d; Barley,
95,146 qrs., 38s 6d; Oats, 16,030 qrs., 21s 8d;
Rye, 187 Qrs., 35s 2d; Beans, 2,889 qrs., 46s 2d;
Peas, 2,231 qrs., 43s 10d:
In the BOROUOIt HOP MARKET to-day, owing
to the holidays, scarcely
.any business was done.
Prices almost nominal.

The LONVOX TALLOW MARKET to-day was
quiet, at the following quotations :—Spot, 60s.
spring; 60s.

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDA Y

GLAS€It)W tßtin—zlidiket quiet: P.to: I, 493 6d
to Os Od S Wartints, bs lid tb 6Us Id; No. 8, Os
Od to 49s 6d.

CATTLE MAIIKETS:—SALFOnD There has been
a very scathe and dear market for: everything, and a
good Clearande as Made: Sup flies—Beasts, 1,225 ;
Sheep, 4,4113 Calves, ritef, 7d to 71d, mid.;
citing do., Gd to 61d, inferior do., 4d to 51d ; best
wedder. Mutton,, 8d to. 81d, middling do., 7d to 70 ;
Ewes, 6d to 61-,d ; Calves, 7d to • Bd.—EnlNßuncar :
Trade for best qualities of Beef and Mutton steady, at
fully last week's prices; with a sloW deniatid sNon.:-.
they destilptietis. tattle sold, bht a number
or Middling Sheep left'. Top priCes—Best Beef, 8s 4d
per imperial stone; earrenti 7s 7,c1 to inreritir; 6d to
7d; :r.ntton, '8,3; 'Cnriettit, 7td, inferior, to 51d per
14. Nuinbers—Sheep; 4,011; Cattle, 421.
CORN MARKETS.—GLASGOW : Supplies moderate.
In the interval since this day week the weather has been
intensely cold. Rather an extensive trade demand .was
experienced for the leading articles ai entanted lir!i es.
The recent ArriVali baying atiraeted distant buyers, sold
well from ship side. Good runs of Milwaukee Wheat
brought 28s to 28s 6d ex ship ; Chicago up to 28s, and
Indiana 335; extra Western Flour, 30s to 30s 6d ; and
Canada, super to extra, 30s 6d to 32s 6d J. Pease, 22s
3d to 235, closing at the top quotations; Business to=
day not so extensiVe as during the week, but prices
rinit as firth. Whent and Flour 6d per toll and bd.,
and 11 pei sack deafen. Barley fld to is id
Pease, 23s paid for 'Canada: Deans and Indian Corn
advanced fid, and Oats and Meal were also the turn
against buyers.—LEEDS : Rather a holiday market
still. Wheat is higher than on Friday, with a good
tone. Barley rather dearer.—NEWCASTLE : Very little
business passing, being quite a holiday. market: Wheat
held with extreme firmnessi and in the business done the
full prices or' Satirday *ere obtained; Vjoirr qtat,
but Very firth: Malting - Bailey fult as &at des
very , ddiet. he4r'o tlntl Peasb Unaltered. Frost in-
tireldg severity.—EDlNettlion : Supplies at market
large considering the state
,of the weather.. Demand
active. Home Wheat fully is per qr. higher; foreign
in good inquiry, at 2s :advance on new, and is on old.
Scotch Oats free, even is 6(.1 advance; in. foreign little
passing. Scotch Barley is to.2s per dr: deaFer ; roicign
more sought aftei-. Beall ?:s and Pease- 1-s higher.
flour is per sack dearer.

isElippa4 3attiti g Circe.

Wind at nolyiteast, s

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ARlt'
. bec.
noun? (s?:), I.otidoii ORBrio
Paragan. Elder . ..
Idaho, lIoWe New Orleans
Nuovo Fortuna ...Terra Nova
Sicilian (ss), Wakeham,

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MIT A, IlitrriA St ltiiCliaels
Georgethindas
,Walsh,
Prince Ethvard Island
Albatross (ss), Doran,
Rotterdam
Bridgewater, Barstow,
New :fork .
Woodfield, Potter ...Montreal.
Venetian' (es), Glover, Palermo
BrAdlec,
Dec. 26. • ,

Alexandria
Oporto

Cintra (ss), Lloyd
Agia Sofia (sa), Parke,
Alexandria
Seatlower, Taylor
Ne*
C Cooper, JOrdan ...Savannah Mamelon ,-Montreal
Truihbdll, Collan...l'Sret York .lan2ella,Priilee Edward Island
bPV: TAitpd?T•• •Di
Magrit t 6, Onard; k bids re, lea r, pees .ori still ifio
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, an Cr neilne.

SAILED.
' Dec. 24. Osprey (ss), Bertridze,
Bloomer,Grayson, Cameroons Rotterdam
Danube (ss),,Beggs,, , Disraeli, Tell .... . .... New York
Alexandria 1 Warbler, M'Kurdy,
Tamaulipas (ss), Flinlay, 1 . , New, Orleans
BortleattX f , . , , , De 6,46, ,
• Dec. 75, • 3 PO.l.estifie tail, /Starlyru
Chiniere, IttelutOn`dy . , New York
SiOrtt Leone) Petrea, Sturgiss . ..... Virginii

FOREIGN PORTS.

Aixa, Olivant, hence at St. Nazate.'
Paul and Marie, hence at.Wlsmar.
Adolphine, Peters,,hence at Travisinunde.
John Miller, and Visitor, both hence at Bordeattit.
f4P44IiISIC

Constance; heti& rd. Sliangh ob. 16, 155., 2.,4 W.
City of Boston; halide for Ndsv York, Ndy. 16,47 N., 41W.

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013TPOliTS.
S. trod& N6*Dilelln for I ii'erpool. at tiAliguard.
Rodin Htled; frerii. Lotidlin ofrir .414 Keng, of Pdrtsntonth.,
Clmenotki Dec: 'l6:—Arrived Ceres, from Montreal ; -Lord
iltirilinge, Jantaica ; Trojan, Demerara ;• Vebey; Lisbon ;. and
Trinity, Newfoundland.
.• , .
queenstoltri, Dec. 26.=--ArriVed Adant Carr, froth Mirami-
chi ; 6111itandlgali-eition; 4ncen of tile South, Itjuignel
net T. • Fisk, , New :Oilcan Ditnean, and Edward,
Quebec: Wind S,E,„blo-wing strringd; . •
Belfast, Dee. 26,---Arrivedl 3.ohni from Denk,c ; St. Cl.air,
'Bordeaux; Sailed': •Observer, for Savannah. Wind S.E.
• MARITIME: EXTRACT. •
, LIVERPOOL, December 26.
The Prihieta de Santander, from Manilla for ciueenStown,
has-been totally lost. , • • •

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