The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-23 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.

Ambergate, Not., & East. Junction 81 7.1
Caledonians
Chester and Holyhead S2A 3
Eastern Counties
East Lancashire
Edinburgh & Glasgow • - • 811, 28
Great Northern • • 1111 121
~ ~ A.
111„i 12
Great Westerns • • • • • • 711 21--
Great Western of Canada 11+,
Grand Trunk of Canada . I
Great Southern & Western , • 11 l 13
Lancashire & Yorkshire . • 1141 14
Lombardo-Venetian
London & North-Western . . 991
London & South-Western . , 931 i
Leeds Northern . .
Manchester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire 471 t
Midland Stock
North British
South-Eastern & Dover . .
-
York, Newcastle,-& Berwick . 1021.
York & North Midland .. . . 881 I
The following appeared in our later editions
of yesterday :
An arrangement has been announced to have been
made between the Bank of France and the Bank of
England which, it is hoped, will terminate the nueer-
tainties that have recently disturbed the money markets
of Paris and London. The Bank of France are to have
a loan of £2,000,000 of gold from the Bank of England,
on the security of a deposit of silver to an equal amount.
The arrangement is to be for any period that may suit
the Bank of France. The English funds opened with
great steadiness, and experienced a sudden improvement
on news of the negotiation between the banks of Prance
and England. This improvement was well maintained,
and as it was found out there had been no gold with-
drawals during the day, the market closed with symptoms
of much buoyancy. British railway stock ralhed with
consols, but after official hears there was again a ten-
dency to heaviness, and the final prices were in some
cases lower than yesterday.—Times City Article.
The funds opened with a heavy appearance, and at
one time experienced a fall of k per cent. The news of
an arrangement between the Bank of England and the
Bank of Prance gave an immediate impulse to prices,
and the closing quotations were I to 8 per cent. above
those of yesterday. The majority of the purchases
were to close the accounts of speculators for the fall.
The course of the other markets was similar to that of
the funds. British railway stocks were decidedly
depressed in the morning in sympathy with the pro-
vincial markets, and though rallying with consols, left off
barely as good as yesterday. Lancashire and Yorkshire
stock may be particularised as weaker, owing to a
reported falling off in the traffic. The transactions in
this department are still confined for the most part to
the dealers themselves. In the discount market a ten-
dency to ease continues to be observable. Business at
the Bank war upon a quiet scale, and in the general
market good bills were taken at a reduction from the
Bank rates. There were no withdrawals of bullion from
the Bank. The £2&9,000 by the Sussex was delivered
to-day, and is in course of transmission to the Bank of
France.—Daily News City Article.
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
to-day -was quiet.

Sugar : The market was quiet, and buyers
would not pay present prices ; there was only
one auction, consisting of 2,000 cases; 167 barrels
Bahia were bought in at 358 6d to 40s for low to
good soft brown.

Coffee : The market was steady, and the sales
by auction consisted of 50 casks and 200 bags
Plantation Ceylon, which went at 68s 6d to 69s 6d.
Tea : Business was very limited, and new Teas
sold at rather lower rates.

Rice : The market was quiet.
Saltpetre : There was little business done.

The LONDON COLONIAL WOOL SALES to-day
progressed somewhat slowly. All good and fine
qualities were taken off at the opening quotations,
but inferior kinds ruled a shade lower in price.
The quantity taken for export was small.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
flat, and little doing. The following are the
quotations :—Spot, 60s 6d ; all the year, 60s to
60s 3d ; December alone, 60s to 60s 6d; January
to March, 61s; April to June, 595; October to
December, 58s 6d.
The BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Good and fine
Hops are steady but by no means in active request,
at full quotations. All other kinds move off
slowly at late rates.

At the METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET to-day
the show of all kinds of stock was very moderate.
Prime Beasts, Sheep, and Calves are in fair re-
quest at full prices. Otherwi,e the demand is
heavy, at barely late ratc3. The following are
the quotations
riegt,;,;- ...... 211 6d to 45 l(kl Veal 3s 6d to 4s 84
L b ......
3 4d to 5s 4d Pork 4s Od to 5s 3d
..... Od to Os Od Vi
Beasts TOTAL SUPPLY.
f0reign........... 1,050 Sheep, foreign
930
44() Calves 312
foreign 194
360

C0w5........... , ............
foreign ......... n
Sheep and Lambs..... Piga
. 4,150 ~ foreign.

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY.

MANCHESTER SJARB.---Leeds, 1153
1
15, 141 ; Midlands, 1111, a, 2 ; North But',
ffords, 31d
Dovers, 25 5-16.
GLASGOW IRON.—lfarket firm. No. 1,51 s Od
to 51s 6d ; 5'2, 3d to 52s 6d; No. 3,50 s
6(1 to ,-,14 Od.
CORN MARKETS.—Cans White Whea4c, 24s to
33s 3d ; red, 24s to 30s ; Barley, I4s to 21s ; Oats, 12s
2d to 15s 9d.—MANCHESTER : Our market this morning
was thinly attended. English Wheat was generally in
poor condition, and the best samples only were saleable,
at a reduction of is per qr. ; foreign was in limited
demand, and ordinary qualities were id to 2d per 70 lbs
lower. Flour was quite neglected; extra marks of
French, however, being held firmly, whilst American
and English were obtainable at less money. Oats
receded
Id to 2d per 451b5., and Oatmeal fully 6d per
load. In Beans or Indian Corn there was no material
change.—BIRMINGHAM: At this day's market there was
a large 'Ripply of Wheat, and the trade was slow, at a

decline of is to 2s per qr. Barley 2s per qr., Oats ls,
Beans is to 2s, and Peas is per qr. loner.

CATTLE MARKETS.-GLXsuow: Very large supply
of Cattle, and sales doll; prices maintained with greUt.
.difficulty •fcir 'top quality; middling and idferieri ort s
lower; fe\v turned out unsold. Abod“libAiiie nuMber
`ol' sheep as last week; :goe'd"qhMitiliti brisk demand,
and all sold freely.Ut ull pri'tth.-Dtamix : Verylarse
supply of stook '"of S `aderiptions. Slow sale for
Beef 'at late 'citriehey,'biit a fair 61e6.atice. Very best,
Weddet Itutton supported last Week's'quoiatipM3,
ladling and'igerior, wee lb;rer, and calumbr left
Unsold. The usual supply of Veal. Best Heifers and
Bullocks, 55s to 60s; second-rate and coarse Beasts, 42s
to 48s' per cwt. Best Wedders, 61d to 7id ; second-
rate and Ewes, iidto 6d ; Veal, 614 to 8d per lb.

.2itippittff itteitiffeurc.

Wind yesterday, W, ; at Holyhead, W., fresh.

ARRIVED. .
Nov. 21. New Britnew*k ;•,.
Pride of Canada, Thornton, I Joseph lioNVe Quebec
Montreal Ltutiskatia lttingtiOn
Ontario, Omar New York Catly!le, Simpseri,NetvOrlelms
Nov. 22 Slavonia, Veronh,
Pilot Fish, Sedgley Macelo Cbriftaiitihdike
Duchess of Lancaster, Ryiner, rtiilazione • Oirgenti
Oirgehti Bonita, Smith ...Pernambuco'
Bordeaiti Stanley (Sr), Ite's Lisbon
.11,otarib
OFF TlkIE !OItT.

Hero, Coale
Heather Bell

- -
Elizabeth, Mary-Sparles,'/A,mtuden. , ller Majesty, Sirocco, and
'Typhoo
SAILED.

.illob. 21. I Lancastria, Edmonson,
"repo :((0.), Baker ...Bordeaux 1 Rio Janeiro
City of Washington (ss), Canadian (ss), Graham,
Jeffrey, New York Portland
Nov. 22. Prince Albert, Macbeth,
Fanny, Beat St Michael's Melbourn
Albatross (ss), Doran, . Pandora, Murdo ...Valparaiso
Rotterdam Calhoun, Truman... New York
Ann Best, Me'gravy Cadiz I Yorkshire, Fairbank,NewYerk
Saline, Petet, Antperp G Hurlout, Masson New York
Curlew, King Rouen Celestial Empire,C4nhingham,
Gyser, Ricittar Riga Mobile
Epervoir, Reley Bordeaux 1 Horatio, Gatrett ...Detherkra
Louisa, Hardy ...St Michael's 1 Perstrerant, Edalkertip,
Leonidas, Lasgaram, ' 1 Antiverp
Port-au-Prime 1 Alma, Ebekyer • • Dieppe
Salvador, Oleverez, St Thomas 1 Eugene, Hegiv:Yk.,,....Antwerp
Aphroditat Stewart „Slalcutta Virgirii6, aotet Cette
Mary; Irvins Bonny'l

FOREIGN PORTS.
Thornhill, Montgomery, and South Carolina, all henee at
Aden
Summer Gland, itt Gachin
Annithea, Gregory, hence at Madras
•Jadiata, Williamson, hence at Virginia
Rhone (as), from Naples at Alexandria
Euphrosyne (as), from Beyrout at Alexandria
Cairo (ss), Bates, from Alexandria at Malta, and sailed for
Liverpool
Calpe (as), Conolly, from Alexandria at Malta
Jeanette Melanie, Francis Poole, and Marie, all hence at
Ostend
Ellen Bates, hence at Bombay
Tajo (as), hence at Barcelona
Syrian (as), hence at Venice
Lydia, and Jasper, both hence at lleiroet
Arotways, hence at Bronwerahaven
SPOKEN.
White Star, Sept 21, 40S, TIE
M M•Neill,Philatielphia for LiverpoOl, Oct 12, 41N, A*
Alice Walton, hence for Melbourne, Oct 19, 2N, 24W
Coro Coro, hence fo:. Valparaiso, Oct 20, IS, 28W
Great Northern, hence for Bombay, Sept 27,,2N, 9.1 E
Dragoon, hence for CalCutta, Oct 8
Cleopatra (ss), Atiba far Liverpool, *Nov 9,44 N, 21W, under

Canvas
Brandon (as), bcitnd Aotth, Nov 15, fifteen miles north-west of
Sea Qtteen Nov 1.0, 10, 7W
Marion's IMUC, Nov 18, 47N, SW
Lilly rranklin' hence, Oct 2,7 N, 24W
George, hence for Buenos Ayres, Oct 2,7 N, 24W
Janet Mitchell, London for Bombay, Oct 10, 14N, 26W
Talbot, from Calcutta, Oct 17, 26N, 35W
Olinda, hence, twelve days out, Oct 17, 26N, 36W
Lincluden, Valparaiso for Liverpool, Nov 10,10 N 20W
3rd pendant, No. 6,650, Nov 12, 50N, OW

OUTPORTS.
Menzies, from Antwerp at Portsmouth for Liverpool.
D Von Kenden, from Iquitle at Falmouth for Harburg.
Sir Colin Campbell, fermi Rio Janeiro, and Dorothy, from
Taganrog, both at Falmouth.
Belfast, Nov. 22.—Arrived Velvet, from St Brienne; and
Brenda (ss), for London. Sailed : Nordcap, for Freon; Robt
Cottle, ArdrOssan; Sligo, Sligo, after repairs, Wind, B.g.E.
Kingstown, Nov. 22.—Arrived Undine, from Alexandria ;
Undine, Memel. Wind, W.
Nov. 22.—Arrived t Print°, thin cufelnlere ; Sara-
duasco, Sulina. Wind, S.
Leith, Nov. 2l.—Artivedt trtiehl (s).' fican Stettin ; Best
Bower, Hamburg; Endraft, Riga; Neptune, Nestoed; Indian
Queen, Faro; Lisette, Cronstadt; Poseidoz, Neustadt ; Her-
modin, Aarinuts': Riga; Josephine, Charente; Mel-
chiore, Herdaisek.
Deal Nov. 22.—Arrived and passed : Advance, from Que-
bec; Llverpool,' and Filigree, New York; Marion, Mauritius;
Sir R Peel, Penang ; and Quirer. St Michael's, all for London ;
Simla. London to Calcutta ; Victoria, London to Ascension ;
Donna Francisca, London to Bahia; Leban, Shields to West
Indies.
Gravesend, Nov. 2t—Arrived : Philo, from Jamaica ;
Buenos Ayres; Tudor, and City of Lucknow, Calcutta; Prince
Altred, Singapore ; Amazon, Genoa. Sailed : Bellona, and
Balaklava, Madras ; Norfolk, Melbourne ; Calliope, Calcutta.