The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-02 00:00:00

,EPARTMENT.

CRTMIT.
Govt.. 0,728,943
Other Securities.... 19,57,3;431
Notes
Gold and Sil. er Coin 745,552.

£38,481,991
The following are the rates of Foreign Ex.

135,481,991

, - -
changes:—
Amsterdam, short it 14 to 11 14:
Do.; three months ll 18 to 11 16
Rotterdam, do
Antwerp, do. -
Brussels, do. 23 30 to 23 33
Hamburg, do l3 5 to 13 3
Paris, short 25 12i to 25 171
Do., three months
Marseilles, do 23 35 to 23 40
Frankfort, do ll7f to 11n
Vienna, do l3 53 to 13 70
Trieste, do - . •
Petersburg, d 0.... 34 to 34}
Madrid, do 49a to 49;

The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
to-day was more animates, and full rates were
realised.

SUGAR steady.

COFFEE.—At the public sale coloury Planta-
tion Ceylon raised full prices, the market being
somewhat improved by Rio advises.

TEA.—The quantity offered was all without
reserve, the whole of which sold at full prices.
RICE.-600 bags Bengal sold at lls 6d, and a
few lots at 12s.

SALTPETRE.-..1)250 bags totnbay were sold:
16i to 121 per cent. refraction at 41s ; 11 per
cent. at 42s ; 7 to 6 per cent. at 44s to 44s 6d ;
and .4 per cent. at 453 6d; also 350 bags Bombay
at 34s 6d to 35s for 44t per cent., and 34s 6d for
46i per cent..
The LONDON COLONIAL WOOL SALES were
brought to a close this afternoon. No change
took place in quotations. The biddings continued
steady. The low Wools changed hands freely.
The LOVON TALLOW MAuKEI to-day was
steady, at 52s 6d on the spot, 518 9d June, and
51s 9d last three months.

THE" BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—To-day good
and fine hops were held at full quotations, but
all other kinds ruled heavy at late rates. Accounts
from planters state that the vine is growing
rapidly. The duty has been done at £lBO,OOO. •
THE LONDON CORN MARKET.—A drenching
wet day yesterday. This morning fine, with
rising barometer. Wheat, English : The little
on sale brought rather more money. Foreign
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,ur:ftlodhtrreegstmeh inerally for high rates, with buyers at
full rates. Floating cargoes scarce off coast, and .
is advance demanded. Flour pretty free sale.
Indian Corn rather more in demand,` at late
decline. Barley for grinding goes pretty freely,
but. the turn in Savour of buyers. Malt, Peas
and Beans had little or no change. Oats : Mon-
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of animation has prevailed throughout the month.
General - business in this section of the shipping
.interest has been consequently limited, and al-
though the money market is gradually assuming
an easier condition, the political aspect
assuring.
Our affairs is not correspondingly
Our home trade still continues to afford the chief
employment ,to screw-steamers of moderate ton-
nage ; an important portion of the larger class
being occupied in the Mediterranean and Black
Sea traffic which is somewhat active. Baltic
freights underwent scarcely any change last
month, and very few transient steamers- have
been engaged in this trade since the season
opened. In other respects the Steam 'Freight
'MarkOt presents
mnitd
no features
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special interest:
Only a very
ay. Enquiries tonnage hasbeenrits forran this classsferredto of propertynewpur are
• purchasers
• not by,any means so marked as we experienced
last spring ; however, the number of really
desirable vessels of this description is reduced to
small compass. Several contracts have been
concluded lately for new steamships to be built
on the Thames and in the Nortb, and the building