The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-19 00:00:00

COMINIEIte lAL.

LIVERPOOL: THURSDAY EVENING.
In consequence of the opening of the Free
Library to-day, we have no commercial intel-
ligence to notice:

LONDON, TIL,UItSD,AY EVENING,

In the LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE to-day
the Funds quoted the same as yesterday. The
weekly court at the Bank broke up without
altering the rate of discount, but this event caused
no variation in prices. ,In the Market for British
Railway- Stocks, after several variations, prices
generally returned to the final quotations of yes-
terday. Bu_ sinessin the Stock Exchange was
inactive►
The market closed at the following prices i--

THE FUNDS,

Consols Money ---
921
Account (Nov.) . . . . 92,1 38
tl
Exchequer Bills par 3pm
Bank Stock , . . . . '. . .
Three per Cents 9lk ',-,
Next Account

RAILWAYS. •
Amberete, Not., & East, Junction 6;
Caledonians . . „
Chester ind Holyhead •. • • • 511. 31
Eakein. Counties
East Lancashire .
Edinburgh & Glasgow . . . 81 2
Great Northern . 114 15
If „ A.. . . . 115 16
Great Westerns 73-1 4
Great Western of Canada . . .13 13-16 l5-16
Grand Trunk of Canada . . . . 6 13-16 15-16
Great Southern & Western . • .:. 112 • 13
Lancashire & Yorkshire . . . . 1181 1
Lombardo-Venetian '4 . . .
London & North-Western . . 104 1
• London & Seuth;.lVesteit . . .
Leeds Northern . . . 59/
Manchester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire' 471-- 8
Midland Stock • " 1331 4
North, British'
South-Eastern & Dover . . . 854
• York, Newcastle,. & Berwick . . 1044
York &. North Midland . . . . 894
The following appeared in our later editions
of yesterday :7—
The South. Eastern itailway, company intend to: raise
L 750,996 additinnal 'Capital, £350,000 of which is for
theii subscription to the Charing Cross. Railway, and
the remainder for station accommodation and rolling
Stock. Yesterday:Midland touched 1354, but after-
Wards returned to 134 i to 1. Lancashire and Yoric.r,
shire and several other stocks declined ; Great Northern
improved more than 1 per cent. -
The stock markets were principally regulated by
varying rumours 'relative to the probable result of the
weekly court at the Bank to-morrow. In the morning
the funds commenced with a rise of I- per cent. in the
afternoon the impression With regard to the polity of
the tank became more doubtful, and the advance was
lost. The fluctuations in the share market were of a
similar character; an almost general movement occurred
in the morning, but was ff:11:;;;- Ly a u,:teei.d.A relapse
in the aftZnoon. The discount market continues to
present much irregularity ; the rates for- good bills in
the general market range from 4t to 6 per cent., only
the very host, being taken at the Bank rate, Whilst, as
regards four and sit months' .paperi great difficulty is
experienced in obtaining accommodation. In tb,p Stock
Exchange.tlie supply of Money continues abundant at-3
to 21 per cent. on Government securities. No bullion
was sold by the Bank. The demand for the Continent,
however, continues.-Daay News City Article.
A diminution in the expectations of an upward move-
ment in tho rate of discount, the tendency to recovery
on the Paris Bourse, and a cessation of rain, caused the
English funds to open; at an improvenient ofilper cent.
This buoyancy *ss not ni.aintained, at the chin the
niarket *as stills higher than yesterday, and Its seuv-
ral appearance was not unfavourable. The applications
for diseount at the Bank were again extremely heavy,
but a large proportion of them were still believed to be
attribUtable to a desire to provide, agninst an adiance in
the rate, which is Apparently mileh *islied by the money
dealers, rather than to the pressure of an actual require-
Meat for the moment. The 'Changes of the week have
been adverse, and if 'they could be looked upon as likely
to make further progress there could be little doubt of
the policy of advance in the rate to 41 to 5 per cent.;
on the contrary; there seems to be no, signi of :a perma-
nent drain; ati advance in the Bank rates liodld in a few
days lied the market falling away from the Bank and
going to those who did business on cheaper:terms. No
gold was taken from the Bank.—Times City Article.
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET to-
day was firm.
Sugar: The market was quiet:
Coffee There were no public sales, and but few
inquiries.
Tea : The public sales went at about yesterday's

prices.
• Rice: The market was - firm, witha good
inquiry; 200 bags gold 4t ils, 6d to 1.2 i.,
SaltpetiCe 280 bags Bengal sold at 41s for
82
iiet dent. refraction, bad colour, with the market
firm.
' The LONDON TanioNir MARKET to=day was
firm, at 59s in all .p,csitions;
The LONDON CA.TtLE MARKET.—The supplies
of stock' are seasonably good, but of very.infeaior
quality. Trade •is generally heavy, and Calves
have given way from 4d to 6d per Bibs. In the
value of Beasts, Sheep, and. Pigs no change has
taken place.
Beet " '2s ad tc. 4s Od Vetil 49 10d to Os Oci.
Ittatton $8 fa to:58 2cl Pork • 4s Od to 5s 4d
,Lainh Os Od to Os Od 414 Sibs.
TOtAL SUPPLY.
Benste
„ foreign ...... 700 Calves 396
Cows 14() ' „ foreign. pa
If foreign Pigs..
Sheep and Lam.bs 5,830 ;; ....,......
The BoitonGit HOP MARKET.—We have no
change to notice in the value of any kind of
Hops. Good and ling parcOis are in steady re-
(44.lsi, but other qulities are much neglected.
The duty is called £35,000.
CORN AVERAGES.—Thd average .price and
quantity of Corn sold in England and Wales;
imperial measure, for the week ending Saturday
last, were—Wheat, 75,592 qrs., 61s ld; Barley,
17,982 qrs., 39s lid; Oats, 8,698 qrs., 24s 8d; Rye,
548 Ars., 37s 3d; Beans, 1259 qrs., 50s lld ; Peas,
590 Ars., 40s Bd.