The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-04 00:00:00

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nominal.

nominal.

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Z. 5 Os. 10s. to £6
Gross. ' Gross.

Rt Corn Mitt.

The Liverpool Corn Market:to- day was tolerably
well attended, but Chiefly with buyers on a retail,
scale, and the transactions in any description of
Wheat have been on the whole unimportant, the
large supply of this and other grain; as well as
Flour, and the scarcity of storage roam, inclining
most holders rather to preis sales from the ship;
there was a decline on all kinds of Wheat of ld
to 2d per cental, and on Flour, with an equally
moderate demand, of 6d per barrel and sack, from
the rates of this day se'nnight. Beans were
offered rather easier, and we can "scarcely write
Saidi Egyptians over 345 to 34s 3d from the quay.
Oats and Oatmeal dull, without any change in
value. Through forced sales of Indian Corn a
good many transactions took place, white at ls,
and mixed and yellow at is 6d Per 'qr. less than
on Tuesday last. The weather, since Friday has
considerably improved, although the temperature
is still low for the season ;- a continuance of the
present dry weather, if accOmpanied by a higher
range of temperature, would quickly produce an
improved appearance on the face of the country,
and allay, to some extent, the serious apprehen-
sions entertained for the result of the harvest, but
could only partially remedy the injury already
done to the grain crops; while, under any circum-
stances, the reaping time must be protracted to
an unusually late period of the season. Influenced
by the improvement in the weather, together with
good arrivals of foreign Wheat, the provincial
markets of the kingdom have ruled dull -np to the
close of the week, and an average rednatioil of is
per qr. may be noted. At Mark-lane yesterday
English Wheat declined ls to 2s, but holders of
foreign refused to make any concession. The
latest advices by telegraph from New York report
an advance in the value of all descriptions of
breadstuff's. The trade here since Friday his been
without life, no transactions of moment having
transpired, and prices are nominally unchanged.
The arrivals of the week include liberal supplies
of Wheat and barrel Flour, principally from the

United States, and of sack Flour, chiefly from
Franee. The eiports of Indian Corn are also
large, amounting to 52,327 qrs. ; the exports of
the latter amount to 5,888 qrs., while of other
articles they are small. .

ARRIVALS AND EXPORTS
!'roar the 26th Jose to the 2nd July, 1860, inclusive.

• A i',.. A i lf 781 Flour.
INTO 314 C. pa 4., 4,5 6
LIVtILPOOL, --.---- - ---- —__. _—__ -..--_
nose Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Lods Ske. Eris:
Ireland 49 ... 7 58 .... ... 376, 3385 - ...
Coastwise
Canada,&e.. 477 - 7131 ...6094 2872 424 ... 2798
r . States 28345 407 6131 ... 1368 44142 C 008 ... 30351.
Europe, &c 1473 ... 426 . . ... 3000 ... 11264 500
Egypt
INTO _
Ituareosx ... ... 1491 ... -.. ..... , ... 2423 ...
---.....,.... —... ._.... ___ _____:. —1..... ....-... -_—.
Total 32027 407 15926 14424 746252327 1718 17523 33551
......
'
zigoan —.-- -- To --- - ---. .....—. ------- ____—. -6...
For. Parts . . 12 ... . . 56 • 60 110
Ireland 478 . . . . 50 . . 5844 . . 18.79 .199
Coastwise

LONDON, TIIESD.kr EVENING..

The LONDON MARKET for ENGLISH SECURITIES
to-day was inanimate, and Consols closed at our
quotation perhaps buyers.
The ninds closed at the following.prices :
Consols Money ' . .
„ Account .
Exchequer Bills .
Bank Stock . . .
Three per Cents.. .
Next Account . .

9al. .
• . . par 4pm
. 229 31
▪ • 931 -

The following are the rates of Foreign Ex.

changes :

Amsterdam, short'.. ll 14 to 11 141
Do., three months ll 16 to 11 17
Rotterdam, do ll 16 to 11 17
Antwerp, do.
Brussels, do..
'Hamburg, do l3 .5i to 13 3i
Paris, short -•,..,:, 25 10 to- 25 20
Do., three months
Marseilles, do - ',
.
Frankfort, do
Vienna, do , .. 12 95 to 13 5
Trieste, do. l2 95 to 13 5
Petersburg, do 35 to 35i,
Madrid. do' 49i to • 49f

The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday :

The English funds opened with great steadiness this
morning at Saturday's pric'es, and showed firmness
throughout the day, chiefly in consequence of the more
favourable weather. There was a good supply of money
in the Stock Exchange, but at the Bank and in the
discount market the demand was extremely heavy. No
gold was taken to the Bank.—Tintex.

The funds were firmer, owing chiefly to the improve-
ment in the weather. At one period an advance of to
I per cent. was attained ; the upward tendency, how-
ever, was checked by the tightness of the money mar-
ket, and the closing quotation of consols was only 1-16
to k per cent. above that of Saturday. The demand for
money was active, partly in preparation for the bills
maturing en Wednesday the 4th, and most of the dis-
count-houses giving an advance of i to j percent. on.
the Bank minimum. The demand at the Bank was
heavy. The market altogether wore a tight appearance,
and the serious difficulties in the leather trade caused
some hesitation.—Daily News.
The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE MARKET to-day
was very steady, but inactive.

The market closed at the following prices
A -
4

15
93:
si•
56,

Amber,gate; Not., & East. Junction
Caledonians
Dutch Rhenish': . . . .
Eastern Counties .-, .• .
East Lancashire . . . .
Edinburgh & Glasgow . . .
- Great Northern
~ ~ A.
Great Westerns
Great Western of Canada . .
Grand Trunk of Canada . . .
Great Southern & Western . .
Lancashire & Yorkshire .
Lombardo-Venetian
London & North-Western .
London & South-Western .
Leeds Northern -. . .- • .
Manchester, Sheff, & Lincolnshire 40,
Midland Stock
North British 63j
North Staffordshire
South-Eastern & Dover . . .
York, Newcastle, & Berwick . 96 7;
York & North Midland . , 81. 2
The following appeared in out second edition
of yesterday : •
The railway .market has again improved, and closed
with a good tendency, although the highest prices were
not fully maintained.— Tinley. -
The market for British railway stocks was rather
better, and the securities of the -Grand Trunk Railway
of Canada continue to recover. The price of the ordi-
nary six per cent. bonds shows a rally of 10 pet cent.
from the lowest paint lately touched.--Detity News.

- 57

1.5 k
lai

-16 3-16
-16 3-16
115
par
11

The LONDON COLONIAL PROIATCk MARKtT to-

day was rather firm.

Sugar ; The market was firm, with a good
demand.

Coffee: Plantation Ceylon sold at 69s 6d to 775
per cwt., being rather higher rates. r.

Tea quiet.

Rice was inactive.

Saltpetre : 1,900 bags of Bombay 47 to 34 per
cent. refraction were taken in at 35s to 35s 6d; 111
and 1;500 bags Bengal 111 to 1 1 per cent. at 39s
to 39s 63, with 7} per cent. at 435.
In the LONDON MINING MARKET to-day, East
Basset shares were in demand, and have been
dealt in at 140. Stray Park were marked 59.
The other transactions have been principally in
shares in Sortridge Consols, Lady Bertha, Vale of
Towey, St. Ices Consols, St. Ices, Wheal Allen,
West Frances, and East Wheal Alfred., ....The
market generally was steady in character. As
regards foreign descriptions, attention has been
4 ;and
d the
the
chiefly confined to Cobre and St. John del Rey
shares;
formerloc haveat 2s to
oent dealt in
vin.
The LONDON thilLonr at 434 and
4
MARKET to-day was firm,

stippingtEZ~z re.

Wind yesterday, N;N.W.; at Holyhead, N.N.W..

ARM

VED;

July 2. • - I
Queen Bee, Pike, Monte Video
Belina, Stabb Paraiba
Go'ward Para
Mariner,Prince Edward Island
BAIL

-- - - July S.
Milton, Ansbury, New Orleans
Enterprise, Jenkinseh...Cobija
Consul savannah

July 1. I Mary Grace, Roborts ...Rouen
W. W. Smith, Clare... Calcutta I Volunteer. Gesse • Gaspe
July 2. Crimea,. Lord...... New Orleans
Victor, Sehoote Ostend I July 3.
Thaletta, Stenson...New York Patterson, Hill • Baltimore
Bedouin, Wright Beyront Sea Nymph, Codeland, , .
Foxhound, Sims .• Trieste • San Francisco
Sosevean, Hicks, : ' - Albrecht Oswald, Rabe,
Newfoundland I San Francisco
Ernest, Mail ' " Dunkirk 1 Elloriano, Andusea ...Havana
Alei t, Turner . . 'Dunkirk I Streoashalli, Chilton, Gonaives
C. Green, Green Seville I Adams.'Adams Castine
Miss Nightingale, Garet; • America; Loughlan, Shanghai
Antwerp M. Block, Robertson, Laguayra
Dordt Amelia, Moore Providence
.. . .. . • .... , .
.PdittiGfq PORTS. .
Seaton, Champion, 'hence at Constantinople. •
Smyrna (es), Hughes, from Galata at Constantinnpler and•
sailed for Gibraltar.
Ar ~x( s (ss), hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Alexandria. •
Calpe (ss), hence at Gibraltar.. - - -
Princess Helena, from t3nrdiff at Maranham. .. . .
Melita (rms), Langlands, hence at Quebec.
Cervantes (ss), Tono, hence at Cadiz.. . . - .
Arno (ss), Bain, hence at Oporto.
Coquette, Gray, and Jenne Frederick, Legoffe; both hears at
Bordeaux.
Margaret Jones, Jones, hence at Caen.
Zwanette, Jonker, hence at Cronstadt,* , • V
.... •
'Elirabeth, Cormack; Conquest,Ragort; Egberduaa Anna,
Sehorig ; itid Christine, Dethloff, all hence at tiga.
Anna Neave, Mollart,- and.. Ellen, -Clark,
both hence at
Tonning. . .
Maria Adele, hence at CoPerihagen. . .
• - - - V SPOKEN. . .
Enoch Train, bound west, June 18; 44 N., 38-'W.
Glancus, bound south-west, May 17,,7 N., 27 W. . .
Arabian, bound south, June 23, 46 N., 21 W.
Cresswell, Port Nelson for London, May 23. 38 64 32 W.
Panama. bound south, June 17, 28 N., 39-W.

Violet, Honling