The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-18 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.

Ambergate, Not, & East. Junction
Caledonians . . 9Bl 9
Chester and Holyhead 531
Eastern Counties . .. .
East Lancashire
Edinburgh & Glasgow . . B9 90
Great Northern
~ A•
Great Westerns
Great Western of Canada J.
Grand Trunk of Canada . . 61
Great Southern & Western . . . 1121 131
Lancashire & Yorkshire .. . 1214
Lombardo-Venetian
London & North-Western . . -1024
London & South-Western. . . . 951
Leeds Northern . . . .
Manchester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire 53 4
Midlaud Stock .
North British
South-Eastern & Dover . . . , ' 88i a
York, Newcastle, & Berwick . . 105
York & North Midland . . . . 95
The following appeared in our later editions
of yesterday :

The funds improved about k per cent., and the mar-
ket closed with firmness. British railway stocks were
decidedly buoyant. There was only a moderate deniand
in the discount market, and good bills were taken at 41
per cent. At the Bank of England the applications
were of an average character for a Saturday.—Daily
News' City Article.
The favourable character of the Bank return, consi-
dering the large shipments of gold to America, strength-
ened the stock market, and just before the close of
business another rise of it was established. The public
continue to make investments, and the supply of money
in the market is consequently becoming more abundant.
In the discount market the demand has been fully equal
to *the Saturday average. About £40,000 in fine gold
was taken to the Bank. • The Canada, for Boston, has
taken £202,000. 'The railway market has shown in-
creased buoyancy froth purchases caused. by the con-
tinuance of good weekly returns and the near approach
of the close of the half-year.—Times City Article.
It is supposed. that the gross total of gold sent to the
United States will range from £1,250,000 to £1,500,000,
.of which the greater part has now been forwarded.
The Herald says additional failures for small amounts
appear to be anticipated in connection with the produce
departments ; but .trade. in other respects is considered
sound.

In the LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
to-day there was no new feature, business gene-
really being very quiet and dull.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
steady at the following quotations :—For the
year, 60s • January to March, 60s 3d; June, 59s
9d; last three months, 58s.
At the LONDON CORN MARKET to-day sup-
plies good. Wheat is to 2s dearer for English
.and FrPhch, and 2s to 3s dearer for American.
'Flour 6d to is dearer per barrel, and is per sack.
Maize in good demand at rather 'more money.
Barley is dearer for fine malting. Beans is
better. Peas firm. Oats 6d to is against buyers.
Altogether very healthy market.
At the BOROUGH HOP MARKET to-day, good
and fine English Hops are in fair request at full
prices, but other qualities are a :dull inquiry;
Bavarian Hops command steady rates. In
American very little is doing. Last week's im-
ports were-2,471 bales from New York ; 221
from Antwerp; 301 from Rotterdam; 34 from
Ostend, and 26 from Hamburg.
The METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET today
being the. great Christmas market, the show of
Beasts was unusually large, and of fair average
quality. Prime stock sold steadily on higher
terms, but inferior Beasts were dull. Sheep,
Calves, and Pigs, the supplies of which were
moderate, commanded fully last week's:prices. The
following are the quotations :
Beef 3s 4d to 55 4d Veal 4s Od to 5s Od
-Mutton 3s 8d to 5s led Pork .•••••4s Od to 5s Od
Lamb Os Od to Os Od ift 811 s.

TOTAL SUPPLY.
Beasts
~ foreign ...... .. 865 Calves 2lO
Cows
„ foreign
Sheep and Lambs 19,550 „ foreign. —

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY.

MANCHESTER SHARE.—Trunks, 6 7-16 ; Great
Westerns, 75k, 5 ; Sheffields, 531, 1, k,
Midlands, 136; Dovers, 26 7-16, I, 9-16.
GLASGOW IRON.—Market firm. No. 1,50 s 6d
to 51s Od ; Warrants, 51s 6d to 51s 9d; No. 3,49 s
6d to 50s Od.
CORN MARKETS.--Xonx. : White' Wheat, 31s;
red do.. 26s to 29s 6d ; Barley, 16s to 20s 6d; Oats,
12s to 18s 6d.—BELFAST : White Wheat 11s 3d to
12s 10d; Red Wheat, lOs 3d to 12s ; Oats, .6s 2d to
8s 3d ; Oatmeal, 13s to 14s per owt.
• BELFAST PORK.—There were 1,873 Pigs at the
market to-day, and prices ranged from 55s to 61.5 6d
per cwt.
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*sipping ilitiiigture.

Wind yesterday, N. ; at Holyhead, N.E., fresh.

ARRIVED.

Dec.•l7.
Esperance, Falk Huelva
Woll and Witteld .........moss
Faith • Bonny
Berenger, Roberts... Bordeaux
W 11 Prescott ...New Orleans
ZD.
New York
Simpson, New Orleans
1 Tchernaya, Jopp
Dec. 15.
Johnstone, Reed ...Demerara I Dec, 17
New World, Knight, Ncennie, JOhnston—Charlcston
acca
Zitti,:Hamden ...... St Michael's N rme, Canionoy Gibraltar
Speedy.Whiting...St Michael's
FCarlyle,
William Libbey, Bishop, novo Pe henry Gibraltar
New Orleans Angelita, Shorwen...Vera Cruz
Dec..l6.
Summers, I 3'PlailoritaiiSshal,
SedgleY,RioJanBeYirroa
Alexander M'Neil,
PhilAdelphia Lavinia, Fall
ILNFeLEIGN PORTS. Lisbon
York
Reynard, Freemai
Ainerica, Finlay,• from_ Tuhen-when; and Beloochee, Cle-
ments, at Peiho
Vriere, and Joseph, both hence at
at Hong Kong.
rneßnetds,RiHdoinngxKiloonogd!
Governor N. deßrune:.
Curlew, hence at Rouen
Asia (s), hence at New York

Dec. 16.
William, Barry Baltimore
Hope (ss), Baker Bordeaux
Alfred and Marv...St Michael's
Francis A rago; Bordeaux
Corsair, Nichol ..... ...Bathurst
SAI:

....Cal6utta

. .
*tat Mahan Shields to—Point de Galls; ship Catherine, and
barque Joi4 Gray, mirth to West.
Gravesend, Dec. 16:---AiriVedi, Ferete, Lionne, and Provi-
dence, from Gravelittes •, Silvas, Antwerp; Maria Louisa,
Malmo; Ocean King,.Calcutta ; Prosperity, Bruges; Superb,
Montreal; Fortunate, Alexanfiria ; Liffey, Leghorn; Premis,
lludickswall ; Hazard, Helsingborg ; Perseverance, Mebelblik ;
eorge Trieka Vineke, Stettin', Sailed: Etheldera, for Nega-
patam; Akbar; Sydney; Cumberland; Calcutta. 17th.---
Arrived : Fenny, and Estheralda from St Michael's ; Glen-
shdc; Mahritius. Sailed : Maori, for Madras; Maid of the Sea,
and Juverna, Kurrachee ; Regiaa, Cape Coast Castle.
Greenock, Dec. 17.—Arrived Forest Queen, from Montreal ;
Mary, and. Julia Deagle, New ouudland ; William Vail, Lord
Byron, Faside, and Mary, Quebec; Belle Alliance, Mauritius;
Ann and Mary, Smyrna; Emma, Pomaron.
Leith, Dec. 17.—Arrived: Diana, from Rostsek ; Thuroe,
Plus SAnandar, Pillau ; Den Bornholmski, Korsoe ; Skyild,
Stettin; Caroline and Sire, Stralsund; hone, Montrose I La
Naid, Invergot don ; Meitner; Uatadt ; Telegram, Fraserburg;
Britannia. Newcaatie t :31ary Miller; London; Snowdon, Ham-
lAirg ; Buphroz,yne, Rotterdam; Matchless, and Qaeen of the
Isles, Lerwick; -Pandora, Kirkwall; Triton, Pillau; Agnes;
and Peggy, Dundee; Margaretha, Bergen; Active, Peterhead;
Given Jones, Leghorn; Ocean Bride, Aberdeen; Gleaner,
Stromness ; Royalist, Wanderer, Leine, and. Thomas, Quebec ;
Nancy, Iltilh:ft; Gel-trade (is), Ilairiburg t Sarah Julianne,
Oeklekst‘nd. . . . .
Dec. 17.—Arrived : Annie Grant, kom New fork;
St. Pierre and,.Paul, Antwerp; -Ganges, Quebec., Sailed
Flizabeth, end Richard. Harrison; fer Newport t Zampa, Sun:
derland. Wind, N;N:W.,,line:

•
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
• . "LITERPOOI„ December 17.
The ship Hope, from Montreal, arrived this morning, with a
large cargo of flour and grain.
The ship Faith arrived this afternoon from the Coastof Africa,
with a full cargo of palm oil, after three months' voyage.
The Zephyr (ss), from Waterford, has been towed round for
repairs, having broken down cff the Saltees.
The Isabel, from Lagos at Cowes, leaky and damaged.
The Mary Nicholson reports being in company with the
Queen Mab, from Singapore to London, and assisting her off a
sand bank.
• • .

A ship, apparently A.merlean, between 600 and 700 tons,
cotton laden, was seen on fire and bl.lrnt to the Water's edge,
at 8 p.m., Nov. 21, in lat. 37, lon. 66, by the C. C. Duncan;
arrived here, which lay by her all night, burnin.; blue lights
and rockets; but at daylight, not discovering any boats, pre-
Alined the crew had been taken off by some other Vessel.
Queenstown, Dee. 15 The ship cgs, of Lineoln, of Cardiff,
from Quebec for Penartlr, was abandoned waterlogged on the
sth inst., in 41 N., 34 W., and the crew taken off (excepting-
the te`oand mate, who was washed overboard) by the Acadia,
from Quebec for Chatham, and landed her, The Rothsay Cas-
tle (s), for Calcutta, has put back.
Melbourne, Oct. 25: Ihe Essex; arrived here on the Ist, had
damaged great portion of her cargo.
Cagliari, Dec. 14: Irene, Clayton, and Clarissa, with wheat,
Taganrog to Queenstown, all here leaky.
Calcutta, Nov. 8: The Shawmut, from Liverpool, arrived
here Oct. 29, had been in l3ebe Domingo hole, but floated same
day; she has been examined, and does not appear to. have sus-
tained damage. The Fort William, from Liverpool, arrived
here, was very leaky, having sprung a leak, June 30.
Madras, Nov. 8 : The einbarcation of invalids on board the
Helvellyn, which was to have sailed to-day for London, has
been countermanded, as she has sprang a leak.
Lloyd's, Dee. 17 : A typhoon experienced off the coast of
Japan ; fears entertained for the safety of her Majesty's ship
Camilla.

.....
Hong Kong, Oct. 29 : The Grenada, Carthage, Beagle, and
Reynard, are all hard and fast ashore above Tien-Lain, and
cannot be got out of the river till next springs. A large ship,
dismasted, was passed on the 17th, off Peitro Blanco. The
barque John Bull, which put into Amoy dismasted, has tran-
shipped her cargo into the Benjamin Lleape, which will take
it on to the Peiho.

Portinllaen, Dec. 13: The smack Ann Llewellyn, of Cardiff,
has commenced re-loading her cargo (iron) for Liverpool, after
having new pumps put in, and some other damage made good.
The Ville de ,St. Lo, from Bordeaux at Charente River for
Liverpool, dismasted.