The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-01 00:00:00

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The following appeared in our later editions
of Saturday
The unfavourable weather and a sadden pressure for
money rendered the lands dull ; the closing quotations
of consols, however, were -only about 1-16 pet cent.
below those of Saturday. The settlement of the monthly
account in shares and foreign stocks gave rise to no
general alteration in prices. Some considerable sums of
money hitherto lent in the Stock Exchange were with-
drawn, being wanted partly to purchase gold, which is
in increased demand for the Continent. 4 per cent.
was freely offered for short loans on consols. Some
considerable sums were borrowed from the Bank. The
discount market likewise exhibited a sudden stringency.
The rates for the best bills were- 3t. to. 4 per cent.----'
Daily News City Article.
The English - funds again opened, this morning,
.without variations, but experienced, a decline of
consequence of a temporary demand for money to meet
the requirements for- Indian Railway calls and the
various payments at the close of the quarter. Ultimately,
however, notwithstanding a continued fall 6f rain and
another upward movement in, the -corn market, prices
,returned to their. original point. to the neral dis-
count market the demand has been more. active, but at
the Bank, the applications‘ showed no -great - increase.
.No gold was taken from. the Bank. In foreign ex-,
changes, this afternoon, the rates were slightly lower
than last post. The corn market was active,!and a large
business, was transacted in wheat, at an 'advance of 2.3.
on the rater of Monday.. The produce markets have
been quiet this week, and -in some 'few case prices are
rather lower; but the 31ranges are not, of an important
character. The railway market has been dull, and
several stocks left off at a fraction lower. The railway
traffic returns
.for the United Kingdom, for the week
ending September' 22, exceeded by 15,710 the cor-
rseponding week of last year.—Times City Article.

The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE' MARKET to-
day was firm.
Sugar: The market closed yesterday with 'an
improved tone, but no business was reported
to-day. The public sales for next week are very
light.
Coffee: Market very steady.
Tea : No change to notice.
Rice : The market was very firm.

Ruin: The Government contract advertised for
50,000 gallons stiffened the market, and a large
business has.beeri done at.higher rateBh

Saltpetre c 7ihe market was quiet.

The- LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
steady at 53s on the spot and last three months,
and 53s 6d buyers for spring.
The BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Several parcels
of new Hops are on offer at from .1;14 to £22 per
cwt. Yearlings are firm in price, with a good
consumptive clemand. The duty is called £30,000.

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