The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-27 00:00:00

ACCOUNT dn. TICKET DAYS FOR 06T011Eli, 1.884.

London • • 15th"& 30th I tUiefriool ..lAh & 30th
PAt litis—=Liverpool, 17th Oct. and Ist Nov.

DAYS FOR BUYING-IN FOR THE ACCOUNT, the 15th Oct,

Scrip...l9th Oct. I Transfer-26th Oct.
LAST DAY FOR 30TR OCT. ACCOUNT... 29th Oct.
MEETINGS.

Meetings of shareholders will be held at the
following places :
Oct. 29.—Llangollen and Corwen, at Llangollen.
Oct. 30,--Bahia and San Francisco, at London (books
closed, 6th to 30th Oct.) ; ast Indian, at London (books
closed, 18th to 31st Oct.) ; MariO. Antonia; At Florence
(adjournedY. ,•
Oct. 3h—Severn Valley, at London (adjourned) ;
'Ceylon, at London (books closed, 24th to 31st Oct.);
Great Indian Peninsula, at London (books closed, 18th
to that Oct.) ; Llanelly Railwa and Docie, at London.
Leeds and Liverpool Canal for dividend (books
closed, 18th October to 2nd November).

gte tun nt, ark t 4
At the Liverpool Corn Market to-day, there
was only a moderate attendance of bnyers, and
holders, being; desirous of .selling *heat frOrn the
quay, shoVied more diSp.neitid4 to Meet the trade
still little progress Was made in sales, find jirices
of all descriptions must be noted id . to 2d per
per cental cheaper. Flour was less inquired for,
and a small concession in, price was made.. Oats
sold at full prices, and Oatmeal Was fid per load
dearer. neaps and Peas, were in short ,stipply,
and again commanded an improvement of ad to is
per qr. Indian Corn met with some inquiry since
Tuesday, and acquired a small advance, but to-day
it was neglected, and reverted to former prices.
—A favorable change in the weather which has
been uninterruptedly fine since the beginning of
the week, has enabled farmers to clear up the
remnant of the harvest in this neighbourhood,
and to make some progress with ploughing,
although the land is in si,VetY *et state froth
the long„eontit4ed rains. The samples of new
Wheat offered at the provincial markets is gene-
rally in such wretched condition as to be very
difficult of sale, but good dry samples have sold
readily at full prices. The trade here, in conse-
quence of large arrivals, has been less animated
than of late, buyers holding back in expectation
of purchasing on better terms, and Wheat and
Flour from the quay may be quoted the turn
lower. Indian Com:on the contrary, has been
in active request, and is again ad to is pet Or.
dearer. The Odzettg returns df ,Wheat for the
week ended 20th. instant are 10,416. quarters.
We have received a liberal accession of Wheat
and Flour frOm abroad in the past three days,
tiples the arrivals are small.
'.RIVALS AND EXPORTS
to the 28th &Wier, 1860. Inclusive.

but of other ari

Froth the

• • • `4 Fi -0
• T.' •4'5 " " Flour.
INTO 14
8 P°4 48 8
rs. Qrs. Qrs. Lods Sks. Bris.
LIVERPOOL, - -
FROM Qrs. Qrg• Q
Ireland 66 236 1259 . . ... 1818 150
Coastwise
. ... 114 451 ' 80
Canada,&e. 3893. 662 • ...765
U. States 19674 ... 25 ... .. . ... 13610
Europe,&e 2441 ... 1200
325 ... 115 ... 16255 ...
Egypt
INTO
-----
Total 31095 236 1398 1650 927 115 1818 16485 14405
EXPORTS TO -- -- -
Ireland 725. 35 ... 737° 757 150
Coastwise

BANKRUPTS.
EdWa.rd Stroud, Thatcham, Berkshire, butcher.
Daniel Green, Vauxhall, Surrey, and Crayford, Kent,
bricktpaker:
nerdy Osmond, Sttirminster Dorsetshire, general dealer.
Charles Cornell, Rochester, 'Kent, and MelVotirne, Aus-
tralia, merchant.
Joseph Adams, Nottingham, builder.
William Kirkwood 11PLiver, Stonehotise, Devonshire,

draper.
Rodolphus Egan, Bradford, gunmaker.
John Cubbon, Liverpool, builder.
Charles Smith Harrison, Glossop, grocer.

Aiiiirtusri. •
fames 2arachias Williams, lienfiettg;sire6l; 3ovent
Garden, builder.
Richard Maylin, Blackfriars-road, er
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