The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-08 00:00:00

:Ric Gan ',Market.

--The Liverpool Corn Market to-day was inani-
mate. Very few transactions were made in Wheat,
upon which we may note a reduction of 3d per
,tental on all but choice qualities of white, with
zvnich we are less plentifully supplied than with
.other sorts. Flour was nominally is per sack
;and barrel cheaper; but for both these articles
:the value was irregular, and exact quotations
:difficult :to define on account of the limitedgeneral
.business doing. Beans without change in price
:or demand. Oats ld per bushel lower. Oat-
meal unaltered. Indian Corn was very dull
of sale, and prices were in buyers' favour to the
extent, in many instances, of 6d per quarter.
-.-4• A few days of fine weather have brought the
,trade to a stand, and the provincial markets this
:*eek quote a nominal decline of 2s to 3s Per
,quarter in the value of Wheat, at which the
:business transacted has been of the most limited
.character, millers and dealers showing a deterini-
nation to abstain as much as possible from pur-
chasing until the
prospective result of the har-
:vest
can be more accurately estimated. Although
.we have had less favourable weather in this
!district, the atmosphere being close and muggy,
with a total absence of sunshine and occasiOnal
:showers through the night, the trade has
essumed an equally dull aspect as elsewhere,
and sales of Wheat and Flour could only be
-effected in limited quantity at a reduction on our
nuntations, buyers for the most part keeping
entirely aloof. Our foreign supplies, so far this
fweek,are exclusively confined to moderate quan-
tities of Wheat and Flour : the exports of each •
are to a fair extent. The Gazette returns of
Wheat for the week ending the Ist instant are

Pig Iron, Ears, )
Rails, &c f
Chemicals and
Fine 1r0n....
Salt
Dry Goods
Flardwaie
Earthenware
Passengers

s. d. s. d.

0 0...15 0

0 0...15 0

nominal.
20 0... 0 0
20 0... 0 0
0 0... 8 0

£5 Os
Nominal.

LONDO:

s. d. s. d

15 0..: 0 0

0 0...17 6

s. d. s. d.
8 0...10 0

0 0...10

nominal. 6. 0.- 7 0
0 0...20 0 0 0...12 6
0 0 .20 0 j 0 0...12 6
0 0... 6 6• 5 0... 0 0
£5 O. IES 16s. to £6.
Gross. Gross.

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FRIDAY EVENING.

In the LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE to-daV,!
although the weather was very fine, the Funds.
were dull; and yesterday's quotations werebarely
supported. The progress of events in Naples is
watched with some anxiety. Very little business
was done in any class of public securities. British
Railway Shares were very inactive during the
morning, but rallied again towards afternoon, and
clpsed rather firmer in tone. Canadas were steady
at about yesterday's rates:
The market closed at the following prices :

THE FUNDS

Consols Money . . . .
Account . •- •
Exchequer Bills • • •
Bank Stock
Three per Cents. • • •
Next Account . ,

. . . 938
. . . 934
• • . par 4pm
. . . 231 3 .
. . . 93k

: .• . EA.ILWAYb.
CaledoniansAmbergate Not. , & I
East. Junction 61 4
52•
94
Chester and Holyhead -47
1 31
Eastern. Counties .Edin bijurgehuhir&GelasgOw: :• i 85 i
East
2
41
2
Great Northern
A . • • • • . 115+
Great, 4
it
Westerns ....• • •
• • 118 •19
. • •
Great Western of Canada. . . •‘
1768741 i: ' , 11.:
Grand Trunk of Canada . : . .:
1120411
0...i,.1'..,,
Great Southern & Western . , '
112'2 134
Lancashire & Yorkshire . . , .
Lombardo-Venetian . . . •
.1 I
London & North-Western . .
London & South-Western . .
Leeds Northern
Midland Stock
cSkheff., & Lincolnshire
North British 621 f 3
South-Eastern & Dover • • •
York, Newcastle & Berwick • • 984 , •.- 9
York & North Midland . . . . 82f, ' 31
The following appeared in our later editions
of yesterday ; . P
The funds have been without alteration-thrOuglmt
the day In the discount market the demand has again'
been limned at previous rates. No gold was taken into
the Bank. The general business was unimportant.—
In the railway market the principal transactions have

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

ARRIVED.

Sept: 7. Brunelle, Orkney 'Bombay
Edinburgh (ss), I Kennedy, Maria Barris, Paterson,
New York I Archangel
SAILED.

Sept. 6. I Cintra (ss), Lloyd Oporto
Fanny, Little ' Rangoon R Jacobs, Henderion,
Risk, Coleman Cronstadt New York
Nova Elana, Magolo ...Genoa I Crimean (ss); Milburn, Trieste
Villa tie TOrient Bordeaux I Alexandria, Aitken,
Sept. 7. • Rio Janeiro
RAtlains, Chase ...New York Marina, Melville Cronstadt
Olympus (ss), Inglis, N ada la Vicforias ...Havana
• • Constantinople
FOREIGN PORTS
Africa Irma), hence at New York . •
Nova Scotian (truss), hence at Father Point
Apia Sofia (ss), hence at Constantinople, and cleared for
Smyrna
Calpe (ss); Cobb, from Gibraltar at Palermo, and left Aug 29
for Messina
Argo, Cacaos, hence at Naples
Trio, Hansen, hence off Frederickstadt for Nvhorg
Jenette Hage, Engel; hence off Frederickstadt for Nordskov
Dorothea Jacobsen, hence at Neustadt
Fredericke, Lotzen, and Christine, Springer, both hence at
. ,
Swinmuride •
Bajmahal, hence at Calcutta
Ethiope (:mss), hence at 3ladeira

SPOKEN.
Evening Star, July 25, 14 N, 26 W '
Norwood, Hong Kong to Demerara, May 2, 27 S, 50 E
Alarm, from Akyab, May 6, 30 S, 39 E
Sydney Packet, June 3, G,i S, IR E
Leopard, Mauriihs to Jersey, :hum 28, 27 S, 8 E'•
Onward, Aug 8, 30 N, 39 W
Ernestine, Bremen to Balt:rctore, Aug 16, 37 N. 43 W
Sea Queen, Bombay to Liverpool, June 28. off Cape Augusta
Plantagenet;Bombay to Live pool, Aug 18, 33 N,,33-W

OUTPORTS
Missouri. sailed from Greenock for New York
Aeron Lass, from Huelva at Aberayon Bay.for Liverpool
Pillow, M'lvor, hence at Scrabster goads and flailed- for.
Danzic ' ' •
1
Ann Foster, from Madras; and Oliver Cromwell, Callao;'
bah at Deal
FA IZLOCT R, Sept. 7.---Arrived : Calliope, from Thrall; Dra-
goraan, Odessa; olewig, Havannah; Georgina, Smyrna; Mer-
coer London ; Queen victoria and
Quebec ; Matilda, Dominica;
de and Buono. Maria, Taganrog. Off : Bernerdina. Berbice
John Paul, Akyab for Liverpool
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