The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-09 00:00:00

Aprdy to

Oa Thursday next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
York-buildings, Dale-street,
240 Bags Black PEPPER, _ - •
• 640 „ , DITTO, all faults,
34 „ White DITTO,
E - Lady Raglan, from Singap•yre, in Albert 1 ejc warehouses.
Apply so PAT TIWSON ^EWA RK, Brokers.

en ,Set. •

J

COALS FOR EXPORT.

BR-171030, PURE,
WITHOUT MIXTURE WITH OTHER,• COALS,
for which the Admiralty certificate is given,
STTPPLIED ONLY BY

T. S. HANCOCK,
SWEETING-STREET.

mwf

ON SALE,
30,000 CANE REEDS,
lltnly larded, per Pilgrim, from Savannah. Apply to
J. H. RAYNER CO., Brokers,
16, Exchange-bnildings: '

COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL" SATURDAY EVENING.
Zbt Cattau Narita.

In the Liverpool Cotton Market to-day a good
busines was transacted, without change in prices.
The sales—including 150 Pernambuco at 71c1 to
81-d, 130 Bahia at 71-d, 50 Maranham at 71,d, 200
Egyptian at 7d to 9d, and 1,200 Surat at 3d to
4ttl—amounted to 10,000, bales, of which 3,000
were on speculation and for export.

4,e ,St arc Suite.

In the Liverpool Railway Share Market to-day
there was not much animation, and in one or
two instances prices were a shade flatter. :1:13.e
'oreign and Colonial undertakings continued

inactive.
The Share Market closed to-day at the following

price:-

Sales after Three
Railways. Closing Pricei. o'clock.
Bifzeuhead & Cheshire Jzi. 76 761
C ileaonian ..... 94
Eastern Counties - /14 —ll 5.16
Great Northern ll4 115
Great Westerns
Lancashire &Norkshire 1051 106 --
London & North Westernlo2B •L:- 1021
Ditto k-shares 12 9-16 12:=•
Manchester, Slid, & Lin. 41 411
Midland Stock
North British 63 631 -
North Staffordshire 3a —31 d
North Eastern—Berwick .98 —98 t, •
Do. York and N. Midland 821 83'
Do. Leeds Northern ... • 52a. 534
Oxford, W: &Wolverhptn 441- 44,
South Eastern-- • 254 •=--- 25 11-16:
Dutch Rhenish -
Great Luxembourg
Grand Trunk of Canada 7 1-16 7k
Gt. W. of Canada • lO 15-16 11 1-16
Ditto new shares ...... 9.4 d
Buffalo and Lake Huron - 4,1
Great Ship , l3/0 11/6
Thames & Mersey M. Co: 15.16 Ip. : _

ODa • •
t rof4svalts Sarktt:
The Liverpool (St. Jolrfs) Provisions Market
to-day ruled as follows :

s. d. s. cL
It 0 7
.00 9

Beef.

Mutton ' • 0 7 „ 0
Veal- „ 0 • 7 „ 8
lamb,-„ 0 7 „ 0 9
~ fore qr .„ 0 0„ 0 0
, hind qr „ 0 0 „ 0 .0
Fresh Pork „ 0 6i„ 0 7;
Lobsters „ 0 6 0 101
Sabion - 0
Cod Fish
Soles
Bret , „ 0 , 6 0 7.
Turbot ' „ 0 6 „ 1 0
Iladgneks „ 0 3 „ 0 4
Fresh Butter. „ 1 2 „ 1 'l5
Salt ditto * „ 0 10 „ 1 2
Filberts, „ 1 6 „ 0 0
GrapOs, for. „ 3 0 „ 0 0
Do. En. „ 5 .0 „ 6' 0
Cherries • ,; 0 3 „ 0 4 '
Damsons „ 0- 0 „ 0 0..
l'otzuei,'ul peck 0 8 1 4
new, 115 0 11„ 0- 2

s. a. s. d.
Fowls, couple 2 6 3 6
Peas, 41 peck 0 10. „ 1 0
Ducks 43 couple. 4 0„ 4 6
Rabbits, „ 1):'6 „1 10
Pigeons, 1 0 „ 1 4
Grouse, 3? brace 0 0 „ 0
Partridges per br.o 0 „ 0 0
'Black Game „ 0 0„ 0 0
Pheasants,Tibrce 0 0 „ 0 0
snipes 0 0 0 0.
Larks de doz 0 n 0 0
Egge—, %1124 6 10 „ 0 0
Gooseberriestp.-qto 2 „ 0 0
Currants, r.3tw.-0 0 ~0 0
Btrawberlieearl q. 0 9 „ 0 10
Aaparagus, ad 100 1 6 ~ 3 0
Geese .5 6 „ 6 8
Turkeys „ 0 0„ 0 0
Hares
Cucumbers, ~ 0 „ 0 6
Apricots, per i10z..0 0 „ 0 ()-
Pines, for., each 3 0 .. 4 0
Do. Eng „ 5 0-„ 8 0

gt agricultural Praha Varktt.
The Liverpool Agricultural Produce Market
to-.day ruled as follows:

B. d. e. d. s. (1. it. d.
say, 01d 1 1 to 1 5
Seed s.
0 0 to 0 0
Att.), new
IP ;to, clover._ 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. whiterocks 0 0 ... 0 0
Gr,e,,. Clover. 0 ... 0 4. Do. Balehaws 0 0 .. 0 0
lletc- ts - ...
gil'A.7, wheat 0 1 ... 0 W Do. cattle
Ditto, oat ..... 011 ... 1 0 Turnips 0 0 ... 0 0
Li —o, harley - 0 8 .. 0 9i CarrGt 4
e' ' '''.2 Straw. 0 0 ~ 0 0 Mangelwurzel 0 0 ... 0 0
Potatos, takes 0 0
.:. 0 0 Manure 5 0 ... 8 6

Zta *ark&
(From ife3srs. T. and H. littledale and Co.'s,Cir6clar.)
The month ofiunewas most inactive, and the few
transactions that took place were quite of a retail
character, at prices in favour of buyers. Since
the date of our last circular, there have been two
large public auctions held in London, the last
commenced 27th ultimo, and. finished -on:the 2nd
4nstant—comprising 40,000 packages ; 15,000
found buyers, of 'which 10,400 Were boxes.
These sales Show -a: decline of id to ld. per lb. on
ous Under is 9d--a4other descrip-
neariv all Cog
sotippotling previous
tons barfly(l.Uotatii;Ms. The
letters •by the last China mail, which were deli-
Vered on the 27th ultimo, although reading
favourably for.holders, did not make any change
for thebotter, and the_ market closed with but
./ittle or no inquiry. "Blacks : Common Congous
luokezi-leaf dusty sorts are fully gd per lb. lower,
cndAlle same remark may be applied to nearly all
fiavcry and. Medium up. to good blackish-leaf
hinds, whilst the fine to finest grades are quite
neglected. Several parcels Taysaams and Scented'
Orange Pekoes ex Abeona, just ''arrived,
have found buyers at easier rates. Theie ie
nothing to report in Oolongs and Souchollgs•
Greens : Canton-made Young ilysous'and Gun-
po•"3:6l-6-, as also these kinds of cargo sorts are
scarce and wanted for price, but little doing in
the good to finest grades. On comparing-pub,
with oth ultimo, there is a decline of id to 16
• per lb. on nearly all kinds of Congous up to
Is 9d, and the same would have to be submitted
to effect sales on most descriptions of Tea, except
the lowest grades of Greens. We estimate the
stock iothe United Kingdom at 66,000,000 lbs.
against. 66,500,000, and the quantity afloat
15,000,000 lbs., against 12,817,286 lbs. same
period last year.

At the putlit sales held on the 20th and 21st
ultimo, 7,000 bales China and 2,000 Bengal were
ihrug,ht forward, only the damaged part taa.
It is now well understood by Ott leittde that these
periodical sales merely serve to exhibit what is ,
to be diseesea or, as nearly all the transactions
take place by private contract. The demesne,
state of the Silk trade still eentintes, and the
competition with French tlanufacture, has hitherto
been in favour of foreign productions, and it will
be a work of time to show whether the dis-
advantage is only temporary or permanent, not-
withstanding this state of things prices have
remained, firm, and all the recent importations
have been readily disposed of at preirious rates,
(foreigners being the principal Wers)---rwhich
will account for the deliveries dt. Mina last month*
being 6,860 bales, and at this rate of consumption
there is tittle prospect of any material change in
prices. Bengal Silks have participated with
Chinas, the, deliveries being 1,114 bales, at some
improvement in prices for the better descriptions,
these also have been bought mostly on foreign
account. Ia Italian Brussa and Persian Silks : We
have nothing new to report, except that there are
-better prospects respepting the new crop than
were previously entertained. East India and
China Silk Piece Goods : At the public sales just
concluded 58,000. pieces of Corahs were brought
forward. only 23,000 of which were disposed of,
the demand being entirely for 'the best descrip.
tions, for which previous rates were obtained.
For Bandannoes and Choppahs there was a good
'demand, which sold at full rates. China Silk
Piece Goods were also in gOod request, most of
which sold at an advance on the previous sale.
.Gum Waste Silk, and Knubbs and Rusks Waste
Silk spinners have shown but little disposition to
purchase, and some of them are now only working
short time, and in consequence prices are easier.
At this season of tho year the new . crop is be-
ginning to be anticipated, and importers are
wishful to clear off their old stocks, which in-
creases the difficulty of making sales at previous
rates.

Ztt Molt litarket:
(From Messrs. T. and H. Littladle dnd Co.'s Circtear )

• During the early part of last month, the
English Wool-market exhibited the greatest
activity under the inspiriting perception of
"small stocks," "light clip," and " immense con-
sumption," the trade seemed animated with the
one idea of securing wool—consumers and dealers
scoured the country in all directions farmers
held for exorbitant rates—and on the business
done, we have to quote an advance of id to 2d
per lb. Unfortunately, however, fora continu-
ance on this tack, the weather would not take
up. It-still kept -cold and fliny harvat pros-
pects looked precarious.; and drapers who had
supplied Themselves' with their usual summer
stocks, were not disposing of them ; and not
selling out, they could not transmit their cus-
, •
tomary orders for repetition to the manufacturers.
These checks, added to the fact that English
Wools were ruling at'higher prices than had been
obtained for above twenty years—even higher in
the country than could be reached in the con-
suming districts—tended at first to moderate the
ardour of buyers, and during the last few days to
communicate a slightly downward tendency to the
market.

The Liverpool public Wool sales commenced on
the 27th ult., and closed on the 4th • inst.: they
contained a Vital of 19,614 bales—viz., 10,457
East India; 991 English ; and 8,166 miscellaneous.
We had a fair attendance of buSrers, although
the weather exerted its prejudicial effect: so far
as concerned East India Wool, this may-be con-
sidered •to have been counterbalanced by the
small quantity brought forward ; and we quote
an advance of id to ld per lb on best Whites
and-Yellows (which redeems the loss in the April
sales), id to 4d on middle and fair Greys and
coloured Persians, and no alteration en other
kinds—of the miscellaneous Wools, about half
were sold at -current rates. The buyers of Eng-
lish Wools were fewer than expected, and although
all sold wo have to quote an average decline of
about 1d per lb. •

The London Colonial Wool.sales will commence
on Thursday, the 19th instant; 82,971 bales have
already arrived.

Batts frt. Avrtigtt.
Freights to India and China are weaker, and
the current rates are •scarcely'obtainable, owing
to a considerable. falling- off the demand for
vessels. . British tonnage is so abundant, par-
ticularly in London, that the competition for the,
transport service has again been very great, and
several ships have accepted £9 to £lO Der head
for troops to Calcutta, which is only paid on the
number of men landed, and includes' all cost of
victualling and fittings. Homeward rates are
without alteration, and no inquiry-10i *ships..
West India and Brazil rates are lower. Medi-
terranean and Black. Sea freights continue brisk
for grain and tallow homewards ;• outward rate&
lower. Tonnage to U. S. ports is abundant)_ and
freights are rather easier. •

RAILE.t—ERISTOL - •
To Galveston ' 255 mid ,5 per Cent.
To Mobile (nominal). • •
, . To New York do. 19s. od,
To New Orleans . ... do. 195..0d: and 5 pgr,cent.
- - To Fernandina (Florida'' go. '263.0d. and 5 per coat.
To Portsmouth •( nominal)... •
To Savannah 22s. 6d. ,•
To-Savannah (small cargo) and S pet-etnt.
To Alexandria..... . ....
COAL: FROM LIVERPOOL OR BIRKEVIEADv
To P. th d. To at d. e. d.
Malta ' • l5 0 • -0-0 ITrebi±onde
Trieste • , lB 0 ... 19 6 - Bin'Ope , 16 0
Corfu , • 150... 0 0 Atieena - l6 0 ... 00
&Arun 16 0 '0 0. Ragusa
Varna • • •nonlinal. Venice • l6 0 ... 19 0
Gibraltar
Leghorn... noro.:.11 p ... 0 0 Naples nom. 16 p 17 0

. luirAigata.

Altai

VED. - •
July 6: - Montreal, Barclay *...Ment•eal
Minho (ss),.Barron • Lisbon Orontes (es), Wilson,
Pclic44.(h4); Bond, Alexandria
July 7. " July- 8; • •
Euphrosyne (ss), Folland,_ Vigo (ss), Moorehotice,
Aleitandrict . New York