The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-13 00:00:00

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LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING.
In the LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE to-day
the Funds exhibited no recovery, being quoted
at the reduced prices which were current yester-
day ; but on the whole, however, the market was
rather steadier in character. In Railway Shares
attention was almost exclusively directed to pre-
parations for the settlement ; the market, how-
ever, was firm, closing good in tone.
The market closed at the following prices :
THE FUNDS.

Consols Money
'9
9 Account (Dec.) .. .
Exchequer Bills
231 3
Bank Stock
Three per Cents _

RAILWAYS.
Anibergate, Not., & East. Junction 81
Caledonians
Chester and Holyhead 53
Eastern Counties . . . . .
East Lancashire
Edinburgh & Glasgow . . 87 9
Great Northern
A. 106 t 7f
Great Westerns
Great `Western of Canada .. • 10 4
Grand Trunk of Canada . . .'W .l.
Great Southern & Western . . 112 14 4
Lancashire & Yorkshire . . . . 1191 20
Lombardo-Venetian
London & North-Western . . . 102
London & South-Western . .
621
Leeds Northern -
Manchester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire. 484-f
Midland Stock -
North British
South-Eastern & Dover . . . 8.0 5
York, Newcastle, & Berwick . . 104
York & North Midland . . . . 93
The following appeared in our later editions
of yesterday :
The increased estimates of the cost of the China 'war
exercised the principal influence upon the stock markets.
The funds opened at the reduction of per cent. which
took place yesterday, and towards the close a fresh fall
of a occurred. In the share markets a dropping ten_
dency was likewise apparent. In every department of
the Stock Exchange the tone at the close was dull. The
business at the office at the Bank was of the same
character as yesterday, and moderate in amount. In the
general markets the rates for the best bills continue at
41, to 5 per cent., with a good demand.—Daly News
City Article.
The railway market was heavy yesterday, particularly
towards the end: Several leading British stocks declined
1 to le, per cent. American and Brazilian securities
were flat. The Times says the shares of the Marine
Insurance companies were lower, the late improvement
not being now altogether supported.
Notwithstanding-the addition to the China news tha
the indemnity is ready when demanded, the prospect o
a further outlay has caused a slight increase of heavi-
ness in the funds. Consols opened at a decline' of
and remained without further change. After regular
hours there
.were signs of increased dulness in.; MOst,
departments of business. The demand fig, discountiat
the Bank was again moderate. In theforeign eichanges.
there was a good supply of bills, and the rates of ;last
post day were well maintained.. £55,000 in , badkold
was sold to the Bank. The £232,000. of Australian
gold by the Anglesey was delivered,, and the greater
part will be sent abroad. 'll appears `that the'French
Government are about to transmit £360,000 in silver to
China. Gold is about, the same price in London and
Paris, and is about 2s. 10d.' denier inlfamblirg that in
London. The course of exchange at New York,* on
Monday, for bills at sixty days' sight, being from 102 to
104 per cent., shows that the exchange is against Epg-
land, and at' this rate gold'yieldi •a profit"wlen sent to
the United States.—Times City Article. •
Messrs. N. Nomico and Co., Greek merchants, of
Manchester, -who suspended on Saturday, have resumed
payment.
At a meeting of the creditors of Mr. Moxon, the con-
tractor, yesterday, the liabilities were stated to be
£89,000, including one of £37,000 to a single establish.
ment, while the nominal assets, comprising plant, &c.,
were put down at a much larger amount. Effects are
to be made to avoid bankruptcy.
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
to-day was more steady.
Sugar : The market was steady ; of 5,090 bags
Madras a small part was sold at 44s to 445 6d for
Benares and 45s for fine yellow grainy; 440 hhds.
and 100 barrels Porto Rico were part sold at 40s
• to 43s 6d.
Coffee: The market was steady ; the only sale
consisted of 107 casks, 6 barrels, and 27 bags
Plantation Ceylon, which went at 67s 6d to 70s 6d.
Tea: Business was dull.
t Ivory : The sales went at 505 dearer for ball
stuff.
• Rice : The market was quiet.
Cocoa : 300 bags Guyaquil were taken out
at 70s.
Saltpetre : There was no change.
Jute : A slight improvement took place at the
sales.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day wns