The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-14 00:00:00

IOL OR BIRKENHEAD,

COAL : FROM LIVERPI
To ' s. d. S. A.
•Malra- lll, 13 ... 0 9
Trre4e ' ... ..., 18 0 ... 19 0
Corfu '
Seiyrna , lB 0 .:. 00
Varna nominal.
Gibraltar
Leghorn,.. nom l3 0 ... 0 fi
Athens
liavannah lB 0 ... 0 0
Cardenas
Monte Video
Buenos Ayres
Constantinople l6 0 .., 0 0
s-alonica lB 0 ... 0 0
Alexandria

s. d. e. 4.
Trebizonde
Sinope
Ancona
Ragusa
Venice
Genoa l6 0 ... 0 0
Naples nom. 16 0 17 0
Rhodes
St. Thomas
Rio Janeiro

Bahia 26 0 ... A 0
Cape of G. Itve 12 6 ... 0 0
Peritantbneo 9B ... 29 0
Galveston Rails ritualist

QUNERAL FBZWIUS,

•• . ,—...,_ _ti d 5d 1
Liverpool te-Asten
....„ Hong Kong
.0
• D
Ditto • froto Waits. 55 oto 37 6
Chusail 7O francs
1P t I
.
tyloti i rbil.
~ Bombay, do. .. -. 0 oto 0 0
Iron from the Clyde ... 37 6 to. 0 0
~ Bomb.iy : Coals
„ Silez 37 6to 0 0
„ Melboy Srdnenrl or 1
£3 ss. register ton.
u . .
„ Singapore
„ thine ,- • lt -v3 •to ~ 0 0
- Shanehai 55 t tO' 0 0
.
Ditto • from Wales ...: .... ~......, 'l,o 0 to 62 16
'ttoo
00
00
„", Calcutta: Snit withoutton.,s'itfu&nt'3s 0 to' 0• '1
Ditto With ditto 3407 60
' ~ Calcutta : rorr, Enkines, &c.
• Ditto, Ot%als
X•icelision, from Wales
• ~ Karrrehe.e • • - - •350t0 36 0
Fttriando l'o," from Wales 32 6 to 0' 0
.. _ Callao „.„..,,~. -
„ Woosung
Li ve rßool to Madras Iron &c. 4.55., Clyde 506., Cbusan, 535.
Do. . Coals. 365. )
Do. from Wales ' 3Bs.
Liverpool to Valparaiso for orders, to-discharge there or at a
.Vort not North of Callao 30s. Od. small ships.
Li verpoll. to-Nett:York; Coalsjull caigoes, 10sr6d. and 5 per
cent. ,
„ lilottlmain 80s. to 82s. Bd. rtat lo U.K. nominal.
Akyab, option of Ratr;,POOn Bastein, 'dr 'sloo.lmain, to U. K. of
- • Contileat,' 60s. CO 62ti. rtl.
Calcutta to Liverpool or London, 625. 6-i- to 65e. Od. ; ditto on
• • the raitAa, ES with option of London.
Guano from Chiachas to U. K. or Continent, 60s.
Bombay to Liverpool or London, 455. to -17 s. 6d.
• IVe art indebted to Messrs. Taylor, Tipper, and Co„
for the foilo Ting rates of freight to the United States:—

Boston. New York. Philadelphia
• - .,.- .
s. •d.- s. 4.- a. d. a. , d.- E. ,d. S. d.
Pig Iron, Bale, } 9 0..100 9 0...10 0 ' 0 0...12 6
Bails, &e..-:
Chemicals and ,k 40 0 11 0 1 10 0.,..11 0
00...12 6
Fine Inin: .... ir ' •1•
Salt
Drr Boods , 0...15 .0 .
l'hintware • i 1
120.
6... 0 9 -1
0-
Earthertware 5 0... 0 0 4 6... 5 0 A 0... 7. 0
Passengers ,64, los 0d- 64 5s- to £4106 £4 56 to L 4 los
Gross. Gross. i Gross. -
.__ Baltimore. ' pbaiVston., ; New Orleans.
s. d. s. d. a. (1. a. d. ,a. d. s. d.
Pig Iron, Bars, 1 0 0...15 0 15. 0... 0 0 11 0...12 6
Rails, ecc ....
ChMnicals and 1
0 0...15 6 0 0...17 6, 12 6... 0 0
Fine Iron ....
Salt . •V f nominal. • • '''' nominal. nominal. -
Dry Goads ......
Mids. ate
Earthenware, ' :70 0... 8 0 0 0... 6 6 • 6 0... o 0
Passengers .ES Os £s' Os. • `j £5 10s. to £6
Nominal. G 1, : ro.s. t Gross.

Marktt.

. _
In the Liverpool Provision Market to-day Beef
remained 7ciePitmed ; retail sales .to a moderate
extent were reported, but at very irregular prices
the advantage being altogether with the buyers,
who, with so large' a -hock to select.frOm,..zivere
naturally hard' to please. For Pork, 'the inquiry
'was limited to small .retail parcels of the best..
brands.. The demand for Bacon _was not active,.
the light stoek,'however, supported pfeviotts ratlerj'
Hams being very plentiful . Atte easier to buy.
Shoulders firm. There was leis done in Lard this
week, the refiners and dealers having bought so
freely pr6s(4sly ; prices, however, had rather
an upward tendeney.' rn 'Cheek large 'saleSivere
reported, generally of middling and low descrip-
tions,' on 41iich holders conceded a considerable
decline:-Butter-was slow, and-again rather lower;
the dealers, owing to the hot weather, buying
only for daily wants. .

Bed Fork Bacon Ham s Lard Cheese
IM:ORTIS. Tres. Brls. Cwts. Cwts. Tons. Boxee.
For past weeicyrom 1 25... 8 271 10135
America `
From let October. 15,764 10208 1A6212 Inn° _5188...125567
Same date last season. 30165 22245...21370...5036...24'98... 49661
For past meek from 1
*. 14 .. 850
other places
From let October ' 468'..4961... 3088... 102... 759 7012
•••••. • • • "• .. .•. . .:.
Same date last season. 1211... 126... 207.. 238... 539... 3389

3534

3594

.rtng

Bank and in the open7market, where the rate for good
bills was 4 per cent.—Daily.
The English funds have been stronger : they Opthed
at a fractional advance, and shoved additional firmness'
towards the close. In the clisCount market the demand,
for money continttes rather activt at 4 per Cent. The'l
trnion Bank of LOndon shareSlrave improved to 26 to in::
a rise of 368.. No ggld *as taken to 'the Bank.—i'inica.
Iri the LbiiiicatAlL*Alt-SHAIiE MARKET to-
day business was almost at a stand still, and
prices nominally unchanged. . .
The market closed at the folloWing prices :—.
Ambergate; Not., & East. Junction 6',1,
Caledonians . . . - 931
Dutch Rhenish . . . . al 2t
Eastern Counties
'
East Lancashire - . .
Edinburgh & Glieg6*
Great Nettlithi

77 -
. 115 16
. 114 15
. 71i --
.413-16 5-16

A.
Great Westerns . •
Great Western of Canada
Grand Trunk of Canada
Great Southern & Western . . . 1131 14,
Lancashire & Yorkshire . . . . 1061
Lombardo-Venetian
London_& Nerth7Western . .
London & South-Western
—Leeds Northern . . . . . • .521, -34
Manchester, Sheff 4 & Lincelfishire 411
Midland stock
worth 1311trIIT
ti6rth Staffordshire
South-Eastern & Dover . .
York, Newcastle, & Berwick .
York`. & North Midland . . .
The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday :
The railway market has been inactive., but well sup-
ported. In ono-or—twastecks a slight.advance has taken
plate - partictilarly Caledonian, Berwick, and Eastern
Co tnties:--Tintcs.
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET to-

day was steady.- •
Sugar : The sales went off at full prices.
Cofee.: There. ryas a- continued demand, at full
rates; Native Ceylon sold at 63s per cwt.
Tea: Business was limited, owing to the firm
ness of holders:
Rice t The market fts again quiet.

Indigo: The anies went at about yesterday's
rates, except for Madras, which realised May

pric;s.

Saltpetre : 4700 bags Bengal were taken in at
38s
.6d to. 40s 6d for 17 to 10 per cent., and at
43s for 63,- per cent.
In the LoNnoN. NiNiNG MARKET to-day, East
Wheal Russell Shares were firm at 13 to 1..
RoseWarne United were -flatter,: at 54 to 56.
East (Jaradon •were quoted 8! to Z, and
Lady Bertha, 24 •to .34. East Basset have
been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 1371
t, -1381. The Market generally was rather
,quiet. Imperial Brazilian Mining Shares were
in yequestt and W.ere_marked 14 and N.. There•
were also inquiries for St. John del.. Rey, which
were dealt in at 261 to 27 e-4:c • Kapunda
Mining were marked 14 and IZprem., being firm,
and English and Australian Copper, 21.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET was steady to-
day, at 52s 9d on the spot, and 62s 6d last three
months. •
The LONDON CORN MARKET.—Weather fine
and warm. supply of Oats and Wheat very
fair. Wheat trade.dull, but holders hold for the
good prices of Monday: Barley 6d to is dearer.
Oati 6d to. Is dearer, with good demand. In
Flour there is little doing : prices unaltered.
The BOROUGH • HOP MARKET,—,Stcadirbusi-
nesain most kinds of Hops: .0-ices have an up-
ward tendency. . AcCoGrits from the plantations
Unfavourablei and ditty is .called £145,000 to
1130,000. •
The following is the usual Bp_nk of England
Account for the' week ending July 11
ISSUE DEPARTMENT,
RESIT.
Notes issued 23,337,825

£9.937;823
lIANIEDTO D:
nraiz.. • £
Propnetor'sCapital 14,533,000
Rest, , 3,335,113
Public Deposits . 4,120,050
Other Deposits . 15,338,935
Seven clay and other T 738,009

CREDIT.
Governm6nt Debt.. 11,013,100
Other Securitiei.... 3,459,900
Gold Coin and 15 462 615
other Bullion— 1 "

i2J,937,825

lEPAIttgENt.
CREDIT. E
Govt. Securities..... 0,714,574
Other Securities.... 19,616,568
Notes. 8,933.980
Gold and Silver Coin 769,985

08,135,107
The following are the ratet, of Foreign Ex-
changes :

L3A,133,107

Amsterdam, short
Do., three months
Rotterdam, do .....
Antwerp, do.
Brussels, do..
ltamburg, do
Paris, short
flo., three menthe
Marseilles, do • •
Frankfott, do
Vientia, do
Trieste, do
Petersburg, do
Madrid, do

11 14 to ti 15

11 161 to 11 161
11 161 to 11 161
25 30 to 25 35
25 30 to 23 33
13 5- to 13 57
25 10 to 25 15
?"'55 El to B 40
117 to 1171
12 95 .to 13 5
12 95 ..to 13 5
34? tp 341
491- to 491

-PitOVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY

MANCHESTER SHARE.--Sheffields, 403 ; Leeds,
106 Z-; Londons, 10214.
GLASGOW IRON.—Market quiet. No. 1,51 s to
51s 6d ; Warrants, 4524 6d to 52s 9d.; No. 3, oh to,
518 6d.

MANCHESTER , TRADE. The continuance of
fine weather, and, the improved telegraphic accounts
from Calcutta prevent any further quotable decline in our
market since Tuesday, but the tendency of prices still
remain rather in favour of buyers.
. CORN MAR TS.—ConK Oats, lAs to 165.

WAKEFIELD : Short supplies of fine fresh Wheat, and
rattier dearer than last Friday. In other sorts no
change. -In spring Corn no alteration.—DUßLlN : The
weather unsettled. Small supply of farmers' produce.
Wheat sold at last day's rates. Prime feeding Oats were
inOired. after, but lighter sorts met a slew sale ; no
change to note in prices. A considerable inquiry for
Maize for consumption; with 64 reduction offered; which
holdcris were not inclined to accept. . Foreign Wheat
not much looked after. A moderate retail deMan I for
FlOur.--43EUAST : Farmers' supplies light. Wheat
slow, at former rates. Oats slightly improved. Oat-
meal dull and easier. ,At the Corn Exchange but a
Small business passed with holders, and. no change in
quotations.: More inquiry for Indian Corn—White
American, £8 'Us 6d to £8 15s ; French, £8 to £8 10s;
Yellow, £T los to £8 per ton.

•
THE iRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING.

• The irunmasters' quarterly meeting took place at the
Town-ball, Birmingham, on Thursday. The ball was
scarcely as full as it was at the April quarter. The trade
was tolerably well, represented, the principals of several
Wetztr firms being present. The North' Staffqrdshire,
Shropshire, and Forest of Dean ironmasters attended,
hut fewer merchants, particularly from Liverpool, were
there. The meeting was tranquil ; late prices for
finishediron were well maintained, and several good orders
for sheet iron were given out. Pig iron of every kind is
2s 6d per ton lower. This reduction applies to all sorts,
I is stated, bOwever, that the Lillesball Company would•
not submit to the reduction, being without stock at the
works; and the whole quarter's make already disp9sed of..
There-was, very little business, indeed, done in pig-iron.
Ite:prico.of manufaCtured iron is unchanged..