The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-21 00:00:00

Coffee was firm, and is dearer for the week.

Tea : More business done, at rather higher
prices in some cases.
Rice steady, but firm.
Saltpetre : 250 bags Bengal, 91 to 81 per cent.,
at 365, being about steady.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
firm, at 60s spot, 60s 6d March, 58s Gd April and
June, and 57s Gd last three months.

The Globe [says that an influential firm is in
difficulty, with liabilities estimated at £300,000
or £400,000.

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, SATURDAY,

MANCHESTER SHARES.—Canadas, 101-, 3-16;
Trunks, 5 5-16; Illinois, 34d ; Great Westerns, 71,
70i; Sheffields, 52, 11, It 1. -
GLASGOW IRON.—Market quiet. No. 1,48 s Od
to 48s T3d ; Warrants, 48s Od to 48s 6d; No. 3,46 s
9d to 47s Od.

CORN MARKETS
.--tIVCASTLE : A fair supply
of farmers' Wheat; condition as usual, very damp, but
met a ready sale at fully last day's rates ; foreign Wheat
held with firmness, but very little business done. Flour
sold at late rates. Malting Barley the turn lower. Oats
quiet; old qualities steady in prices, but without much
doing. Little doing in Beans and Peas. Weather dry.
—CARLISLE : We bad a good supply of all kinds of
Grain at market this morning.. Wheat met a good sale
at about 6d less money than last week. Slow sale of
Oats and Barley, at rather less money.---PRESTON: The
trade has been quiet through the week, buyers from
warehouses having the advantage of prices. There
was a large supply of farmers' Wheat at the market
this morning in improved condition. A' numerous
attendance lot' buyers. All qualities of Wheat sold
freely at an advance of 3d per windle. Beans rather
lower. Oats and Flour about the same.—DONCASTER
A large supply of Wheat of variable quality, the
greater pert of which was not in a condition for grind-
ing. Slow sales, at a reduction for best lots of 6d to
is per three bushels ; rough and damp parcels is to
is 6d per three bushels. Show of Barley large : trade
exceedingly inanimate, except for best kinds. Prices
mgave d .
way
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lower.
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CORK White Wheat, 28s to 358 ; red, 25s to <os;
Barley, 16s to 20s 3d ; Oats, 12s 2d to 15s Bd.—'3 I
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to-day,
Ported prices of last Saturday, but Oats declinedhi
bushel on the quotations of that day. te6d per
ivWheat,
30s 6d to 32s 3d; red, 29s to 325; white Oats, 15s to
; black, 13s to 14s 9d ; Barley, 18s to 225.

GREAT ALVERN.-Dr. Stumm es having just left Dr. Wilson's
Hydropathic Establishment, where he has been resident phy-
sician since DAB, is continuing the hydropathic practice at
his private residence, Abbey Villa, Malvern, until his new
estab
using
the
ully public douches and other baths newly erected
.

arrived here last evening from Baltimore,
erfedintered heavy easterly gales during the passage. 'On the
18th Dec., lat. 36, lon. 69, spoke the Radbone, of and from
Rotterdam to Philadelphia, with loss of foreyardy
and supplied her with provisions and water. On the 6tit
lat. 44, lon. 36, fell in with the Glenlyon, Of NOw R, 'from
to Liverpool, with cotton, With Ides of rudder, and
in a sinking state, and took 'Off the 'ere*. Oil the lath Jan.,
lat. 50, lon. 12, spoke the Mrs* Milian, from Richibueto,
with both bow ports out; miqh acid mizen topmast cutaway,
and vessel waterlogged, but the master making every effort to
get her into ,no'cife port : supplied her with provisions.
The Yeriiath, from 'San Antonio at Valparaiso, is discharg-
in'g to repair. ••
The Euphrateg (as), arrived' here from Palermo yesterday,
with machinery disabled, towed by the Milan (ss).
The Rattler, Almy, hence at. New York, with stett t:tarted.
Lloyd's, Jan. 19 : The Excelsior, Rerr, froili Madras for
Liverpool, at Parbadoes Dee. 20 leaky, 'add would partly dis-
charge.
Gibraltar, Jan. 12: The Mary Millar, from Liverpool to
Odessa, which relent on shore on. the night of the 10th Jan.,
will have to 'discharge part of her cargo (coals).
Sh Trientas, Dec. 31 : The Mary Russell, from New York to
Liverpool, which put in here 4th Dec. leaky, has landed a large
portion of her cargo (grain and flour) damaged.
Wexford, Jan. 18 The Versailles, from Liverpool to
Shanghae, is on shore in the South Bay, discharging; And
expected to, be got off. Vessel tight.
Antigua, Dec. 29 : The Otto, of Copenhagen,. tiankey probeCeara to England, was abandoned 22nd Deb.; Tit. '7, lon. 57,
crew saved by the John Brooks; tad the mister and two mates
transferred to the Neanyter, arrived here.
Mobile, *Jan. : The Washington, for Liverpool, ashore in
this bay, will probably be got off *lthottt damage.
Bostoh, San. The Emma, from Bombay to New York,
which was ran on shore in a sinking state near Neir Inlet,
took Are during the.aftemoon of the Ist inst., and is probably
burnt down to the water's edge.
Newry, Dec. 19 : The ship City Of tork got off the rocks
and towed.to Cfreenocialte Reads, vessel much damaged.
Part of the cargo s'agar) bayed.
Marvel, front Ibrail at Cephalonia, for Dublin, leaky with
damage, and part of the cargo thrown overboard.
The Petrel, from Newport for Grenada, at Queenstown with
decks swept, and bulwarks, &c.

8 6 CCOUNT BOOKS.-L--A late stook of
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anteed to opqn freely Mid lie fiat.—HENRY
'GREEN WOdtl, Wholesale and Export Stationer
d Account Book Manufacturer, 32, Castle-
street. Works : Harrington-street.