The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-06 00:00:00

2,4 are ataitt.et.

The Liverpool Share aract to-day was very
heavy, with'but little doing. Tone .at the close
better. TheAransactions before three o'clock
included Great Western, 741; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 1174, 18, 1%, 4,, 1; London and worth
Western,
~100;.1,,, 1, y, 1; 1004, ; Manchester,
Sheffield; and Lincoln, 48; Midland, 1294.' ditto
new shares, 1 p Berwick Stock, 1001 ;.North
Staffordshire, 3 3-16 d; South Eastern, 25 3-16,
!3-16, a ; Dutch' RheniSin, 2 1546 d::; 'Grand
Trunk of Canad 4, 6 1346 ; CaleclOnian 42 per
cent., 102 ; Bank of Liverpool, 221 ;' Thames and
Marine Insurance, 13-16 p.
The Share Market clOsed to-day at the following
prices:—

Sales after 3 o'clock

Railways. Clasino Prices. •
Birkenhead & Cheshire Jn. 771 7714
Caledonian . .
Eastern Counties . 10 9-46 f- 10;4
Great Northern 116;1 -- 117,1-
Great Westerns
Lancashire Si Yorkshire . - 1174 18
London &North Western-1001- -- 101 --
Manchester, Shef., & Lin. 414 481
Midland Stock . 129& —129 k
Ditto share new l6 —l.ll-16p
North British. 621 xd 621 --
North Staffordshire -16 3 3-16d—
North Eastern—Berwick lo3k —104 k
Do. York and N. Midland 89 • .09
Do. Leeds Northern -
South Easterp ' . 2.4 2.5. 3-16: 25
OxfoTd, W.& Wolverhp. tn 48 —49 r, „
Dutch Rhenish • 3 -- ZAU ---
Great Luxembourg , 7 7 1-16—
Grand Trunk of Canada '6l 68
Gt. W. of Canada 13 13-16 'l3 15-16
Ditto new shares 61 611
Buffalo and Lake Huron 5 --
Great Ship , -
Thames & Mersey M. Co '2 A IP
ACcCiU NT OR Tickwr DAYS FJR O&TOBER, 1860.
London.. . ... 15th & 30th I Liverpool .. .. 15th & 30th
PAY Days—Liverpool, 17th Oct. and Ist Nov.
DAts FOR BUYING-Lc FOR THE'ACCOUN'F; the 27th Sept.
Scrip- ..Ist Oct. I Trap Ar... Bth Oct.
TiAST DAY von 15rn Ocr. ACCOUbrr . ';l3th Oct.

MEMlNfekfil.
Meetiv,s of shareholders.: will be held 'at the
tqllo wine-places :
Oct. 6..—Demerara, at BrUnswiok-street, Liverpool
(liiiolcs doled, 28tliSept. to 6th Oct.); D.O. (extraordimary).
Oct. B:—Receife and. San Francisco, at London ; Do.,
oix the 22nd (adjourned).
_Oct. 12.—London, Chatham, and Dover,,at London.
Oct. 17.—Queen's Insurance Company, at Dale-street,
Liverpool. •
Oct. 2.3.—Buffalo-ind Lake Huron, at London.
Met. 26.—West Flanders, at London.
Oct. 2A.—Llangollen and Corwen, at Llangollp.
Oct. 31.—Severn Valley, at London (adjourned).
---- Leeds and Liverpool Canal for diVidcm“books
closed 18th October to 2nd November).

ght.'Gr.u. (14,Itatket..
. .At . the. Liverpool Corn—Market. to-day.we. had
a good attendance, of buyers; and a fair extent of
business Waatradsticted irt Wheat at the currency
of Tuesday. Flour, both sacks and barrels, met
;with' a more generat'demand,: and realised full
prices., Old' Oats were not much enquired for;
while mew 'were in:fair request at previous rates.
Oatmeal moved slowly,:without change in Value.
upon, a moderate biisiness,. realised full'
prices. Indian Corn was.. in good request, and
sold i'reely at prices the. turn in favour of sellers.
-.—The weather ,since the beginning.' of. the. week
has been generally fine Vi'ithbrisk drying winds,
and has enabled farmers to 'make progress with
harvest Work, and millers having 'supplied their
wants poniewhat -freely; of late, the-trade though
firm has been lesS animated. At the 'provincial
markets the deliveries of native wheat continue
'small, and find buyers at the advance previously
noted, .while the..trade foreign grain-here as
well as at- the 'othei.' ports has been on a less
extensive scale .without change .in prices. The.
GaZeit'e returns of wheat for the week ended.
29th ult; are 69,448 quarters. We have mode-
rate imports Of wheat and 'flour, but, with the.
exception of 3,545 quarters oats, no arrivals of
other grain to report. since Tuesday.. The exports
of wheat and flour chiefly to Ireland are to a
goodpxtent.
.fittRIAL AND EXPORTS
• From the 2nd to the 4th October; 1880, inclusive.

.
..: ._. g .; 4 t„.g
. ,
i.. _ c, ~, _ , Flour.
INTO 4 8 C:i I .'.' • 4 t.') O
LivEßpooL, -- -- -- --- --______
ritom Ctrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Lods Sks. Bds.
Ireland 4B ... 474 ••• ••• 244
-Coastwise' .,. ... 714 ... ... • ... ... ::: 83.3
Canada,&e 4578 ... ••• •••• •••' ''• ... 1251
U. States 4252 ... .. ... ... ... ... ... 2740
Europe,&e 2500 ... 1600 ...' ...-
...
...
Ekypt,
••
INTO 776..8.
...
RUNCORN . •• . ••• 757 ... ..
—.-- ____ _ —_ _
__ - • •
' Total 11378 ... 354.5 ••• ••• .. 241 8212 4824
ExioaTsfo ---- --- ____:___
____ ..
Fot. Parts. .•• ... 150 „.
Ireland 1 775 . 2477 230
Coastwise

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,•In ' the pterpool..,...arket ring
the past* week there was more inquiry- for Beef,
but the transactions did not exceed the average
extent. ' The Government'contract price is be-
lieved -to. 'average about 135 s per tierce, or 6s 6d
higher than last year. Pork :was steady, but not
,active, though the high:price of the Government
contract, about 180 s per tierce on the average, or
.365,, over last Year; will , most likely ,cause Irish
'Math to adVance their rates. The stock of Ame-
rican Bacon was nearly clOsed ; price* were 'well
supported. Hams dull. Of Shoulders no stock.
Lard was quiet, . and 'the refiners complained of
their demand haVing fallen off. . The heavy arri-
vals.of cheese depressed the market, nevertheless
for some extra dairies .64s was .made this week.
Butter, -owing to the large proportion of secondary
and inferior sorts" of 'American, accumulated, and
only the better descriptions moved.
. 116e3 Prifk 136.Ccin }lxtia Lard 'Media.-
Irrdias:. , Tics. Brls. Cwts. Citts. Tdns. Boxes.
From America from 1 100
Ist to 32-0 Oct.
Same date last season'

2 20077

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From other places fm
Ist to Srd Oct.
Same date last season

33 53

Indt 'Markt.
(From Houghton it Levi's: Fruit aircular.).
Currants : We have again a large business to
report,; and at prides' on. some qualities Is per cWt.
above last week's rates., The selection on the
market is now very. limited, although the arrivals
during the week have reached 1,200 tons, 'per
Calpe and Rhone. Fine Fruit has been eagerly
bought lip. Vostizza held for 335, but there are
several parcels of indifferent quality can be
bought under this. price: Aledittri descriptions
have also been in good deniand. An enquiry is
springing up for Old Fruit. The clearances are
large, and for September reach 1,014 tons for home
consumption and 147 for export, against 1,164
duty paid and 16 exported in September, 1859.
Raisins : There is but a slow demand for
Valentias, the London market being below us
interferes with our sales, The stock, however, is
small, mid clot much supply expected at present.
Muscatelles are enquired for, but none in first
hands. Sultanas continue low, but there is a
large demand. • . -
Figs: There was a fair inquiry for , good Tur-
key- fruit, but medium qualities only moved
slowly. Faro sold at auction at 25s for taps and
28s boxes.