The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-15 00:00:00

at the prices of Tuesday. Flour was in fair
request, without alteration in value. Beans were
steady, at 40s for the best Egyptian parcels.
Oats support our last quotations, and oatmeal is
a trifle dearer. Indian Corn was held with firm-
ness, and a fair quantity found buyers. From
the country markets we have firm reports of the
trade this week, prices of wheat fully supported,
and in some cases rather exceeded, with a fair but
not a large business doing; here we have had two
quiet days; the millers' demand has been more
upon the finest-wheats, than upon the common
general run of American, the value of all descrip-
tions remaining about the same. Flour in request,
and is qnile as dear. We had a good supply of
wheat, Indian corn, and Flour the past three
days, but insignificant compared with late arri-
vals. The Gazette returns of wheat for the week
ending the Bth instant are 63,199 quarters, being
5,538 quarters less than the returns of the pre-
vious week.

ARRIV
Front the 11th to t

'ALS AND EXPORTS
be 13th December, 1860, inclusive,

,4 '4
5 1:9 r.. :1 Flour.
INTO C. 7 5 f: 5
LIVERPOOL ---
FROM Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs.! Qrs. hods Sks. Brie.
Ireland •• 5024
.. 5174 134 ...
Coastwise ... 15 .525
Canada,k
—c 5871 99 1785 51.51, 2 O ... 2671
U. States.. 14722
... _llOB3l ~. 4991
Europe, &c. 2754 • ... ••• :. 7470
Egypt
••
.
INTO
RrNcon,r..
• • •• •••
Total ...... 23347 'll4 7334' ... 51.54'10838 5674 7613 7662
EXPORTS TO; -
For. Parts
Ireland 5223 37€ ... 639 If 5
Coastwise

parcels of specie will be sent to the United States by
the steamer on Saturday, but the amount will probably
be very moderate.
The assets of Piper and Son, builders, 'tire .E 15,000 ;
liabilities, £52,000. The fitna lost £16,000 by the last
strike. A composition of 4s. 6d. in the pound was
accepted by the creditors yesterday.
The first dividend meeting of Lawrence, Mortimere,
and Schroder takes place to-day. The present distribu-
tion on the London estate will be about is. 3d. in the
pound, and 2s. °on the Liverpool estate.
The • LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
to-day continued without much animation.
Sugar : The market closed flat, at 6d to is lower
for refining sorts; 1,223 bags Penang were chiefly
sold at 34s to 37s for brown and 37s 6d to 43s 6d
for yellow; 550 bags Bengal were bought in
at 43s for good Cossipore 'syrups ; 202 hhds., 6
tierces, and 57 barrels St. Lucia were withdrawn
at 38s to 40s; 33 hhds. Barbadoes were taken
out at' 42s to 43s 6d ; of 151 hhds. crystalised
Demerara a few lots sold at 44s 6d to 458.
Coffee : The market was steady, at fully is
lower for the week.
Tea : Business was quiet.
Rice: The demand was dull.
Saltpetre : The market was steady.

At the BOROUGH HOP MARKET to-dap, there

was a moderate demand for good and useful Hops,
the supply of which is limited at full prices; but
1 all other kinds move off slowly at late rates.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
quiet, at the following quotations t—Spot, 60s ;
January to March, 60s 6d.
At the LONDON CORN MARKET to-day En-
glish Wheat was dearer; American and French
sell freely at is more money than on Monday.
00. Floating cargoes—Only one left off coast. Barley
and Beans rather dearer. Oats Od per qr dearer.
Maize ls dearer than on Monday.

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY.

MANCHESTER SHARE.—Midleads, 1351, a ;
Illinois, 261; Leeds, 120 Z.

GLASGOW 1R0N..--41orket firm. No. 1, 503 3d
to Ms 9d ; Warmth, Ols 6d to 51s 9d ;• No. 3, 496
9d to 50s Od.

---MANCtiESTER TRADE.—We have again a dull
market, and some irregularity begins to manifest itself,'
Export Yarns are, with few exceptions, tolerably firm,
but home trade Yarns have given way this week con-
siderably, and cloth is accumulating in first bands;
indeed there is so little doing in it that peices cannot be
tested.

CORN MARKETS.—Coax White Wheat -20 s to
33s ; red do., 23s to 29s ad; Barley, Ids to Os 6d.;
Oats. 12s to 15s 10(1.—WAX.EPKELPI: Wheat is dearer,
but advance checks business. Fine Barley rather better.
No change in other articles.—buturr.: Weather dry
and hard, without frost. Home IVbett, bats, and
Barlty—supply moderate ; brisk ffemand for everything
at an advance of Is per brl on the week. Foreign
Wheat in demand holders asking more money ; no
sales of importatect effected. More inquiry for Ma.kte
some sales effected at 6d per qr. advance ; factors asking
ls. Flour, of prime quality, much sotight after; Irish
not listened to.—BELFAST : Fanners' supply moderate.
Wheat unchanged. Oats 2d, and Oatmeal 6d. per cwt.
lower. At the Corn nt. change a firm market, and a
moderate business passing, at the full rates of last week.
BELFAST PORK.—There were 2,575 Pigs at the
market to-day, and prices ranged from 55s to 61s 6d.

cs.4ippitt3 3nitiligturt.

yesterday, S.S.E. ; at Holyhead. calm,

ARRIVED,

Dec. 13. Atlantle,Lisraore, NelvOrlans
Stromboli
Dec.
14.
(Bs), Kelly ...Havre I Afritana' Sulis, St. John, N.B.
Orbtoeo,Krelly.. .Porto Plata
I
William Cummings, Cape, Shooting Shtr, Allen Callao
Philadelphia{ Mari/
Star of the West, Morrison, 1 Palestine (ss), Martyn,
Nev Fork 1 Portland
OFF THE PORT.
Princess Royal, from St. John, N. 8..
SAILED.

Dec. 5.
Titania, agar Singapore
Dec. 10.
Sirocco, M'Cnlloch Bette

BritishraWetn (ss), Harrison,
Havre
Albanian (ss), Power ...Genoa
Dec. 14.
Florida, Mortimer... Savannah
Shamrock,Week, New Orleans
Ceylon, Flarty ...New Orleans
Dec. 13. Anglesea, Bruce, New Orleans
W. Penn, Meade ...Baltimore Mountaineer,
Psabella,Webster, Monte Video New Orleans
Chase, Edwards Havana I Lucy Thonipscn, Hubbard,
Alida, Negel Galata New York
M. Barbara, Kat ...Rio Janeiro Onconasta, Hatfield... ..Belize
Tricolour, Price • Mobile I Sea Queen, Lanzed, Capetown
'FOREIGN PORTS.
Ecliptic, from New Zealakd at Valparaiso, and sailed for
Liverpool
C,altrornia, De Wyn, hence at Batavia
Reinha des Azores. hence at St Michael's
James Wilson, and Ophir, both from Sydney at Valparaiso
Atahualpa, from San Antonio at Valparaiso, and sailed for
Liverpool
Euphrates (ss), Groom, hence at Leghorn
Principe Umberto, hence at Gdnoa
Progress, Kirkhove, from Sines at St Übes for Liverpool
Ulnea, from New Zealand at Valparaiso
Mceander (ss), and Milan (ss), both hence at Lisbon for the
Mediterranean
James and Mary, Selby, hence at Vigo, and sailed for
Oporto
Maria, Lovaine, hence at Bordeaux
Dennis Brundritt, from Callao at Valparaiso
John and Mary, Jenkins, hence at Havre
Benvenue, from Calcutta at Trinidad
Zulu (ss), from New York at Jamaica
Alliance, from Buenos Ayres at Valparaiso
City of London, from Calcutta at Demerara
Norro (ss), hence at Madeira, and left for Panama
Tung Yu, hence at Shanghai
Dalemain, 'hence At Canail
Yanwath, from Lluanthaeo at Valparaiso
SPOKEN.
Oshawa, Ontward bound, Dec 7,48 N, IOW
Villa de Cherbourg., Dec 3,37 N, 4W
Powerful, bound north-west, Nov 13, 3171 N,
Texian Star, Galveston for Liverpool, Not, 10, 28N, 79W
Sylvia, hence for Baltimore, Nov tOi, oil' Smith's Point
Consignment. New Orleans rot Liverpool, Nov. 17, 200 miles
south-east of Pas I'Oktteo

Dec. 12,.
Lady of the LaION

Niples

OUTPORTS.
De Brurt, tedin Cadiz at Kingstown.
Ra,asthan, from Jamaica off the Wight
Robert Burns, from Quebec at Silloth
Charles Cooper, from St. John, N. 8., and John Davies froth
Quebec, both at Bristol Channel
Tifton hence at Stornoway for Danzie
Bristol, Dec. 13.---.krrivett: Mary Holland, font Pastltort ;
Ilecmatic, Prince Edward Island Mary Ana Peters, quebec ;
Inez, St. Michael's.
Leith, Dec. Isabel/4 ilthn Burntisland; Esk
(ss), and Ossian (ss), London; Path (s), Anstruther.
Queenstown, Dec. : A liato, from Troon for
Trieste, whitlbotind I Mary Ann, Musquash; Sovereign'Of the
Seas, Callao; Owalior, Siam; City of Manchester (ss), Liver-
pool; Casas, Manilla; Aurora, Liverpool far Oernerara. Wind,
S.W., hazy.

Dublin, Dec. 14.---Arrivedt Ifthe Maxwell, from Mazagan
Etoile de l'Oriente, Botki.e.aux. Sailed : Laura, for White.
haven. Wind, S.
Belfast, Dee, 14.---Arrived : Europe, from Richibucto,
Sailed: kenhis (s), for London. Wind, N.W.

MARITIME EXTRACTS,
LtvEntso'ot, bkember 14.
The Aurora, hence at Queenstown cet DeMerara, with loss of
sails.

The three-masted teht.4946 NUlnber Three, hence for Naples,
has pet Into Water 'd in a leaky condition.
The Marta, tieiltt for Iceland, with salt, lost a man, bul-
warks, and staunchions, and ran short of provisions, after being
93 days out, has put into Belfast in distress.
The Iphigenia, hence for Bonny, was spoken Oct, 16, off St.
Ann's Shoals, with loss of three topgallammasts, mizentop-
mast, and foretopsailyard, by the Packet, at Cape Palmas-.
The Lady Wilton, from Quebet, at Portsmouth leakv, *nd
with foremast sprung,
The Grace Piele, frOltt Swansea at 'Ott3.ya'ean, frbm 21st Sept.
to Oct. 7, between Staten Island aria Cape Horn, encountered
very severe weather and salt' 'te'Veral large icebergs.
A ship, with lower haasts kticl bowsprit standing, was seen on
shore in Strays limy, Oct. 3, by the Glenshee, arrived at i'al-
mouth.
Lloyd's) bee. 14 : The Prince Consort, from Liverpool for
Meltfektrne, has been towed up to Southampton to dock at once
f,* repairs.

. -
Cardiff, Dec. 13 : The barque Selina is ashlve.
Waterford, Dec. 10 : The Golden Ago:, of and for New York,
which put in here leaky, is disdka'rging.
Oporto, Dec. 6: The Cintra (ss), from Liverpool, arrived off
yesterday, and landed mails and passengers, but is not in sight
to-day.

Quebec', Isrov. 30 : The Phcenix, Power, hence for Waterford,
wag wrecked 7th inst., on the Magdalen Islands; crew saved.
The Lord Warriston, Halsted, hence for Liverpool, put into
Bic on the 26th, crew refusing to proceed, but left again
yesterday.
Hong Kong, Oct. 24: The Tropic, fl'oin Shanghai, arrived
very leaky, part of cargo thrown overboard, and master dead.