The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-22 00:00:00

(sllare and.

The Liverpool Share Market to-day was quiet,
closing at its best point. The transactions before
three o'clock included—Great Western,
London and North-Western, 1021-; Loudon and
South-Western, 951 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and-
Lincoln, 55; Midland, 136; Newcastle and Carlisle,
117; South-Eastern, 261; Dutch Rhenish, 2a;
Grand Trunk of Canada, 6, 5 15-16 Great
Luxembourg Constit., i ; Exchange Buildings
Class A, 295.

The market closed at the following prices:

Railways. Closing Mei.
Birkenhead &ChesbireJn. 812 82
Caledonian 9 98+
Eastern Counties lO 13-16 10 15-16
Great Northern liol 1111
Great Westerns
Lancashire & Yorkshire
London 8: North Western —102 k
Manchester, Shef., & Lin. 451 551, 55
Midland Stock
Ditto new shares .... 2 2 1-18 p
North British. 6si 651
North Staffordshire 2id
North Eastern—Berwick .105 —105 i
Do. York and N. Midland 94i 9541
Do. Leeds Northern .... 65 6514
South Eastern ... 26 5-16 261
Oxford, W.& Wolverhptn 50; 51
Dutch Rhenish; , 2 5-16 2 3-16 d d2l
Great Luxembourg .... 7 7 1-16 7 1-16
Grand Trunk of Canada.. 51, 51
Gt. W. of Canada-- -11 —11 k
Illinois Central 284- —271 d
Buffalo and Lake Huron 41 5
Great Ship
Thames & Mersey M. Co 1 3-16 1 5-16 p
ACCOUNT OR TICKET DAYS FOR DECEMBER, 1860.
London 13th & 27th I Liverpool.... 13th & 27th
PAY DAYS—Liverpool, 15th and 29th Dec
DAYS FOR BUYING-IN FOR THE ACCOUNT, the 13th Dec.
serip....l7th Dec. I Transfer..24th Dec.
LAST DAY FOR 27TH DEC. ACCOUNT . . 26th Dec.

Sales after 3
o'clock.

26 6-16

NOTICE.—The Stock Exchange will be closed
from to-morrow (Saturday) till Wednesday.

Ric gob:mint Drab= 'Sada.
The Liverpool Colonial Produce Market to-day
was inactive.
Sugar : The business was confined to 30 hhds.
Demerara at 38s to 41s, and 550 Ballykholl at
45s 6d per cwt.
Molasses and Ruin : Nothing to notice.

Coffee: 100 bags Bahia were reported at 49s to
56s for very inferior and fair ordinary, and 100
bags Rio at 56s per cwt.
Cocoa : 150 bags Bahia sold at 54s per cwt.
Rice : Nothing to report.
Sago Flour : 1,000 bags changed hands at
18s per cwt.

Zile Can Sarket.
At the Liverpool Corn Market to-day, with
a good attendance of buyers, holders evinced
great confidence, and a fair amount of business
resulted in Wheat at an advance of ld to 2d per
cental on the currency of Tuesday. Flour like-
wise participated in the improvement, and barrels
realised 6d and sack Flour is more money. Oats
were fully as dear, and Oatmeal 6d per load
higher. Indian Corn was in fair demand, with-
out variation in value. Other articles commanded
top prices.—With scarcely any exceptions, we
experience at this period of the season a dulness
and depression from which the trade seldom
recovers until at least a month of the New Year
has passed over ; the extraordinary circumstances,
however, which prevail in reference to the crop
we have lately realised, the immediate absorption
of all we receive from abroad, and the manifest
dependence there exists on the continuance of aid
from foreign supply, sufficiently evidence that the
present season is to prove an exception to the
general rule, and that considerable activity will
continue to prevade the operations of consumers,
with the tendency to rather enh.dncing prices, or
at least the firm support of existing currencies;
easterly winds prevent any important arrivals,
and the market is comparatively bare of good to
prime Wheats, which obtain extreme values, the
want of choice alone preventing so large a demand
as we have hitherto found ; low descriptions,
which have been more plentiful, have not been
taken off so freely the past two days, but fully
maintain their previous value. Flour in steady
request at extreme rates. Occasional sales are
practicable with France in these articles, but the
offers are few. The English markets tend rather
dearer this week, being indifferently supplied with
home growth. The Gazette returns of Wheat for
the week ending the 15th instant are only 62,753
qrs., being 446 qrs. less than those of the previous
return, and 61,847 qrs. below those of the corre-
sponding week of 1859.

ARRIVALS AND EXPORT S
From the 18th to the 20th December, 1860, inclusive.

. • 4 1 • le •'
.1 5 1: 2 74 Flour.
INTO 0 P:H Ci
LIVERPOOL,
FROM Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs.' Qrs. Lods Sirs. Br's
Ireland ll 51 1737 19' .. 2244 304
Coastwise
U. States 140i).2 1052 4431 .. 9211
Europe, &c 5020 .. .. 1730 ...
Egypt
INTO
RUNCORN ... 5047 .. 1236 ..•
Total 19569 51 7064 681 1052 4745 3480 2034 9211
EXPORTS TO — •
For, . Parts . .. 411 ... 100 . . 8 . . .
Ireland,,,. 3371 : 11) 490 9 1073 940
1179 ..: 1251 259 11 225 3022

Zlic Prailisions Varkt.
In the Liverpool Provision Market, during the
past week there was a moderate retail demand for
Beef, at about
previous rates; small parcels of
new have arrived, but the prices asked checked
business. Pork was
quiet, without change in
value ; Trish, Hombre, and French were easier to
buy, hence the small stock of American and the
prospect of small supplies created no disposition
towards higher prices. For Bacon the demand
was slow, but more activity is looked for after the
turn of the year. A few arrivals of new Lard
caused a decline of 4s to 5s per cwt., and refiners
and dealers bought with great caution. Really
fine Cheese was wanted, and an advance of 2s to
:;, per cwt. was made, but on other descriptions
there was scarcely any improvement. Holders of
Butter having met buyers at a small reduction,
the sales increased this week.
Beef Pork Bacon Hams Lard Cheese.
IMPORTS. Tres. Brls. Cwts. Cwts. Tons. Boxes.
For the past week 1 633
from Amer;ea
From Ist ( cto ier 3127 69 9343 138 35 117956
Same date 1... t season 6847 333 1417 5 381 18678
F% the nag week I
m other la
From lat Octopberces
I
Same date last season 282 403

4 90 587
10 63 2845

gyre girth ant @ils Z4arittt,
In the Liverpool Oil Seeds and Oil lqii:ket
during the past week there was increased activity
in Seeds, owing partly tt The state'Of 'the 'weather,
but also to a gmat 'extent tO the reduction
price. Mesa ire Marks 'idfer 'more especially --tb
Rapeseed., ittie demdifd for Linseed beitig
toiiihay Linseed' as Atol-ally worth
G4s to'63s .6d ; BLlngal 61s; Guzerat
hpe, 66s for Cie, Gds for • ordinary ; Brown
teanbay, Ps to -59 s 6d ; Calcutta, 58s 3d to 58s 6d;
this qylotation is for Seed below the average.
Linseed and Rapeseed Oils were very doll, at
£3O 10s to £42 for unrefined respectively, Lin-
seed Cake was worth LIS for good -Liverpodl- •
made; the weather has not yet induced an in-
creased demand. Rape take was Worth .1.Z6 10s
for Liverpool-made feeding Cake.

The trim-strains oif tote `;:”eck were as follows:—
Offered for Sale:: 1,1t5 bags Calcutta, 1,444
bags Bombay, And 300 bags Guzerat Rapeseed.
Sales Reported : 1,000 bags Bombay Linseed
at 'Os 13d per qr.; 5,750 bags Brown Bombay
Rapeseed at 58s to 59s 6d, Guzerat at 608 for
Brown, 62s 3d to 64s for mixed Brown and
Yellow, and Brown Bengal at 57s 3d to 58s 6d
per qr.
Imports this Week: 1,335 bags Bombay and
2.114 bags and 1,000 packages Calcutta Linseed,
1,200 bags Bombay and 1,433 bags Calcutta Rape-
seed.

Friday Afternoon.—Nothing was done to-atty.
Rapeseed was much firmer)atid may be quoted 6d
to is above the prices quoted at)om

LONDON, nt'lDAt VENING.

In thu it DON STOCK ErcHANGE to-day
the runds showed incre&sed heaviness, and a
further decline of pet cent. took place. The
decline was due chiefly to the unfavourable cha-
racter of tht American advices. In the Share
Markets the tendency was likewise downward.
British and Graud Trunk of Canada Railway
Stocks may be partibularised as heavy. Some
speculative holders were realising previous to the
holidays.

The market closed at the following prices:—

TH3 FUNDS.

Consols Atone),
„ Account •(Dec.) . . .
Extlitquer Bills {5 2 dis
Bank Stock