The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-16 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY

MANCHESTER SHARES.—Lmotts, text account,
118 i, 1; Sheffields, next, .64, I; Erie, next, 3 ;
North Staffords,- Off-ludas, this,. 10.1;; tint, 14.
GLASGOW IRON.--,-MarketAniet. No. 1,48 s fid
to 4! Od ; Warrants, 49s Od to 49s Ids No. 3,47 s
3d to 47s pd.—Ship rd 'this *ate's, 7,289 ; correspond-
ing week last 'year, 7,47 A tons.

..MANCTIMTEIt TRADE.---LManufactitrers corn--
plain nitich to-day of the absence of businessi and can
with difficulty maintain their rates. Spinners are all
asking an advance, but with trifling exceptions business
is checked thereby.

CATTLE MARBETS.—NEWCASTLE Trade brisk
at extreme rates. Supplies : Fat Cattle, 1335-; Sheep,
3,310; pigs, 684. Prices: Beef, 6s to 8s 6d.; Pork,
6s 6d to 8s 6d per stone; Sheep, 6d to 8d per
CORN MARKETS.—Coax.: White Wheat, 27s to
35s 3d; red do., 26s to 32s 6di.Barley, 15s to 20s 6d;
Oats, 13s to 16s.—DITts,rx.; Weather cold and raw.
Supply of home Wheat almost nominal : samples poor
and difficult to sell. Oats and Barley in good supply':
prime sold at full prices; no buyers for itf&itr. A
reduction looked forward to in foreign Wheat, but not
conceded ; no business done. 11 ite could find buyers
at 40s, but not over, sellers kolding out. Flour, of good
brands, sought after, bat bakers wont buy in stock.
Oatmeal neglected': value 10s Iess.—NEWCASTLE :
Business in Wheat extremely slow, and Saturday's
prices barely supported. Flour a slow sale, veld 'prices
unaltered. Maltino. Barley sells readily AI last rates.
Oats quiet. Little doing in Beans aid Peas. Weather
again frosty.—LEEDS : Very tttle doing in Wheat :
prices about the same as Friday. In other articles no
material change.-41 Li, : English Wheat in good
supply, and sold slowly at barely last week's rates ;
foreign in retail demand at last rates. Spring Corn
unaltered, and in fair consumptive request. _ _

CHAiDELIERS. LAMPS, &c.
w. TOO E ,

SUCCESSOR TO
F. L. HAUSBURG,
Respectfully invites attention to the extensve STOCK of
CHANDELIERS-,
of Glass and Medd; •

LANTERN'S, BRACKETSy LtSTIES,
of all descriptions,

PATENT VESTIBULE AND OTHER LAMPS,
INCLUDING THE CELEBRATED AUREOLE LAMP.
Public Buildings and Private Residences fitted for Gas.
.Experienced Gasfittera employed on the Premises, and all
kinds of repairs carefully attended to in the Manufactory;
24, CHTTRCII.6TRILIST.
Crepy's Foreign Refined COI;LA OIL, especially Adaptcq
for the aureole Lamps.

A large Assortment et
TABLE AN'D POCItET .CtITLERY,
ai tl*est Vriees.
tbis Stdei:of

'PAPIER MACH `GOOtS
InCludes a very extensive assortnient of ArticTiA Selected from
the productions of the moat eminent ganufaCturers in the
Kingdom, enstrring the greatest dimbility, exquisite finish,
&c.

OLD POSTOITIOE-BVIL-DINoS,

LIVERPOOL.

PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS_),t.ND THE NEW YEAR.

0 0 K E,

SUCCESSOR TO
F. L. HAUSBURGv

In presenting the usual address at this,Reasen, ttes 'to return
his best thanks for the kind and tibtrtpatronage conferred
upon him during the past rt.th

To his ot rffEll find mirivalled Collection of

BRIT AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURES

has been added every
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN NOVELTY,
And the greatest care has been exercised in the SELECTION
of the GOODS, to SECURE TIM BEST QUALitt The 'very
Lowest Prices. •
Especial attention is requested to the large Assortment of

THE DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1861.

are viewed. The young monarch is said, in a letter
to the Emperor JoSeph, to have reiterated his
determinatiim to continue the defence of his
retaining 'stronghold.
Another of the Hungarian political bodies,
retent events has impelled into import-
ance, has published its view of what the new
Hungarian constitution ought to be. It has also
accompanied its programme for Hungary with a
demand for a liberal constitution for the other
crown lands of Austria.

In the Court of (,lateen's Debar, yesterday,
dames, thoved for a Write df habeas 6Orptis
to bring up Anderson, the fugitive slaw, who is ;
at present detained in Canada under the extra-
dition law Which exists bet Ween that colony and
the United Sttife. Their lordships retired to
consilt, and on their return Chief Sustice
Cockburn said the court Was of opinion that the
writ should issue. We have given a fUll report
of the prOCcedings.
Lord ll'ti.i.erztai and the Hon. W. Cowper
attdated a meeting at Ramsey on Tuesday, con-
vened by private circular, and attended by nearly
all the landed proprietors of the district, for the
purpose of taking into celSifl..e'lltiOn the best
means of impro,Att.'g tine dwellings of the labouring
class-n. lord Pahnerston presided, and Mr.
Cowper spoke at some length on the subject as
a practical measure. It was resolked to appoint
a comMittee 'for 'the. purpose of forinig a eonipany
under the Enlace. !iatillty act, to carry out the
obliectt. t'r the meeting.

The Times says it is reported that the terms
proposed by the London and North-Western and
Great Northern Companiesr.jointly, to the Man-
chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Companies,
are as follows: A guarantee of 11 per Bent. per
annum, increasing by q per tent per Aunt:4 up
to 31 per cent. In perpaitity,:ana the Privilege of
exchanging 'ever'yll66 Sheffield stock into 165
or t'io London and North-Western stock. Three
Sheffield directors 'have been appOinted to confer
and negotiate viith .directors similarly appointed
by the other beards. The regtialioh by the
Marquis of Chardon of the Chairmanship of the
Lon4en North-Western Company occurred, it
is said, in consequence of his opposition to the
guarantee. •
A company has been formed, ttfide'i' to auspices
of some influential tto4Steae'il and gentlemen, for
the pnrpeee'OnActblishing a permanent camp for
Vslealeers. 2,000 huts are to be erected within
thirteen miles of London by railway, each for one
volunteer, who will pay a small sum as rent.

Yesterday morning, the Irish down matt train
ran in amongst some pla.te4ayert, hear Tioimoor.
One of them Wat killed., and another is, not
expefAed strvive. No blame is attaelied to
the ciriWr, Who seems to have done all he
to warn the infatnated Men of 0.6 i. aang,er.

An authbritatit^e aftd indignant denial of the
Sylphide scandal is now made by the Marquis of
flownshire, whose letter to a cotemporary will be
found in another column.