The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-01 00:00:00

Great Northern ll4

- 115

Great Westerns
Lancashire & Yorkshire ll7s 1174 1174 1
London&NorthWestern 100,f 100;1 1001 -
Manchester, Shef., & Lin 46 461, 461
Midland Stock

Ditto new shares 1 13-16 1 15-16 p
North British 62 62+
North Staffordshire 3 d
North Eastern—Berwick 1024
Do. York and N. Midland 88 881
Do. Leeds Northern
South Eastern .. 25+ 25 7-16—
Oxford, W.& Wolverhptn 47 47}
Dutch Rhenish
Great Luxembourg'
Grand Trunk of Canada 5l 5§-
_

at. W. of Canada 1213-16 1215-16 121
Ditto aew shares 7f-', 'ad
Buffalo and Lake Huron 5 3:16 5 5-16

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Great Ship . . 5B. ss. 6d.
Thames & Mersey M. Co. 1 ip

NOTICE.—The Stock Exchange will be closed
to-morrow (Thursday), the Ist Nov.

ACCOUNT OR TICKET DAYS FOR NOVEMBER, 1860.
London ...... 14th & 29th I Liverpool.... 14th & 29th
PAY DAYS—Liverpool, 16th Nov. and Ist Dec.
DAYS FOR BUYING-IN FOR THE ACCOUNT, the 30th Oct.
scrip.. ..3rd Nov. I Transfer.. 10th Nov.
LAST DAY FOR 14TH Nov. ACCOUNT 13th Nov.
SPECIAL SETTLING DAY.—Lancaster and Carlisle 41
per cent., Account Day, 30th of Oct.
' show-
The London and North-Western Railway traffic
tu
compared
week ani
witho the correspondingun t t0.£82,1
irnegaruns foriner he.atsee,
week last year, of £3,045.

aarroi
(From R. W. Ronald .* Son's Wool Circular)
Our last circular was issued at the close of our
Public Sales here on the 29th ult. The trade
having had a fair opportunity for supplying their
wants on that occasion, our market—for a week
or ten days after—experienced a little lull; since
then, however, we have had a moderate amount
of business doing, and prices, on the whole, are
pretty well supported, stocks with one or two
exceptions continuing but light. The demand for
Domestic Wools during the month has been
rather sluggish, consumers taking only for im-
mediate use, but holders continue firm in their
demands, knowing that they cannot replace their
stocks at less money. Scotch: Laid Highland of
prime quality continues in request, whilst inferior
descriptions are still neglected. The same remarks
apply to Cheviot also. The arrivals of East India
at this port, since our last Public Sales, amount
W 6,600 bales, and are, as usual, held over for the

next series. The next London Public Sales of
fine Colonial Wools haVe just been fixed to com-
mence nn the 16th Nov., and the quantity to. be
Wered will not fall short of about 40,000 bates,
one-half of which being Cape Wools.
(From Perkins 4 Robinson's Wool
•
Since ettr last repast {dated Ist Oct.) we have
had .a quiet market for Wools generally. A
.ihoderate aithchmt of business has been transacted
in the current descriptions, and prices have been
`firmly maintained, the position of the trade and,
the low state of stocks preventing any defete-
elation in value. English and Irish': The market
for English Fleeces has been fd throughout the
month. Bright-haired Hoggs and Wethers are a
slow sale at 22d 20d per lb. respectively ; very
few holders were disposed to take anything less,
bnt only small transactions are reported at these
rates. Scotch: We cannot improve quotations
for Scotch Wools. The demand is very slack,
particularly as regards the lower descriptions.

IMPORTS OF WOOL INTO LIVERPOOL,
From the 30th Sept. to the 30th Oct., 1860, inclusive.
Foreign
Ireland 263
Scotland 2Bo' ~
Coastwise
previously this year ~,,, ..,

Total .

18&,619.,

LONDON, WilsNgi)At EVENING.

In the LONDON StiotX EXCHANGE to-day the
Funds were dUll, and the improvement of 1-16
per tent. which occurred yesterday in Consols was
lost. The Share Market, in which this was
settling day, was likewise quiet, and prices showed
rather a drooping tendency. Canadian Railway
Shares were lower. To-morrow being the Ist of
November, the Stock Exchange will be closed.
The market closed at the following prices t

TILE FUNDS.

Consols Money ry
92i z
Account (Nov.) 4 .
Exchequer Bills .
Bank Stock . s. •
Three per 01tits
RAILWAYS.

230
917,

Knibergate, Not., & East. Junction 81 ;14
Caledonians
Chester and Holyhead 521 31
Eastern Counties
East Lancashire
Edinburgh & Glasgow . . .
Great Northern
1) „ A.

Great Westerns . . „ , . 71#
Great Western of Canada •. 12 15-16 1316
Grand Trunk of Canada . . . . 5 11-16 13-16
Great Southern & Western . . 112, "13,
Lancashire t Yorkshire . . . 1171
Mmbardo-Venetian . .
London & North-Western .• 1001
London & South-Western . . 94i --
Leeds Northern 5B
Manchester, Bheff., & Lincolnshire 461
Midland Stock
North British
South-Eastern & Dover . . 84-. Z
York, Newcastle, & Berwick 104 I
York & North Midland 88
The following appeared in our later editions
of yesterday :
The funds were rather firmer, although business 'con-
tinues inanimate ; the improreffent, however, scarcely
exceeded 1-16 per cent. The supply of some classes of
British railway stoek has increased. At the fnegent
settlement the fact that the withdrawals 'of kold have
not yet had any 'appreciable 'effect the money
market tends to maintain 'eonfidenee ; it is not doubted,
however, that the foreign klehtand will continue. The
discount market *as *ell supplied with moitey. Best
short bills Were taken somewhat below the Bank mini-
Mtn) but for long periods high rates continue to be
deManded.—Daily News City Article.
At present the impression seems to be that no advance
in the Bank rate of discount will take place on Thurs-
day next. In the discount market the best short paper
is readily taken at 31 per cent., but caution is exercised
with regard to long dates. At the Bank there is a full
average demand. In the stock exchange, although the
foreign and share settlement is in progress, loans Were
offered at 2 per cent. The English fends opened at an
improvement of k this nrorning, and the market gene-
rally has exhibited firmness, although the highest prices
were not maintained to the close. In the foreign
exchanges the rates were generally without alteration,
About £1.5,000 in bar gold was taken from the t ank.
Gold is nearly 3-10ths per cent. dearer in t'aris than in
London; it is 4-10ths per cent. dearer in Hamburg
than in London. The. heavy ',,knotations of the rate of
exchange from New York, together with lower prices
for wheat and 'floor, seem to indicate that the arrivals
of breadsttrifs from the west must have been of increasing
magniende. In the railway market there has been
scarcely any business, except in connection with the
settlement now in progress. In the morning rather a
firmer tendency was manifested, but a reaction occurred
subsequently.—Times City Article.
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET to-
day was very steady.
Sugar : The sales by auction went at a further
slight advance. •
Coffee : The market was, steady..
Tea: The public sales were at full prices.
Rice : The market continued very firth.
Saltpetre : The market was quiet but firm.
Hemp : 200 bales fine white Manilla sold at
£35 to £35 10s.

Jute :The sales went at steady rates.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
irregular, spd 60s paid) but not buyers ; nothing
to be had "der that price.
The BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Our market
is very inactive for all except the finest Hops,
but no change has taken place in the quotations.
The duty is called £40,000 to £45,000.
At the LONDON CORN MARKET to-day
foreign Wheat and other grain fair. Flour
small. English and foreign Wheat unaltered in
value ; country demand continues ; floating
cargoes as on Monday in value, without activity.
Good sales of Flour at firmer rates. Indian
Corn held firmly, which checks business. Barley
in good consumptive demand. Rye inquired for.
Peas and Beans in favour of sellers. Oats sold
at very full prices.
CORN AVERAGES.—The average price and
quantity of Corn sold in England and Wales,
imperial measure, for the week ending Saturday
last, were—Wheat, 87,886 qrs., 59s 11d; Barley,
35,482 qrs., 40s 9d; Oats, 12,071 qrs., 33s sd; Rye,
369 qrs., 36s 8d; Beans, 2,054 qrs., 49s 6d; Peas,
957 qrs., 41s 10d.

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY

CATTLE MARKET.—SALFoRD : There was a large
supply of Beasts, and a great many left unsold. The
Sheep were nearly all sold. The stock consisted of
2,276 Beasts, 6,088 Sheep, and 115 Calves. Prices :
Best Beef, 60 to 61d ; middling, 6d to 6d ; inferior, 3d
to 44,d. Best Wedders, 74d to 7141; middling, 6d to 7d ;
Ewes, 5d to 6d. Best Calves, 7d to 74d; inferior, 54d
to 69d per lb.

s.4ipping

Wind yesterday, S., fog; at Holyhead, calm.

Oct. 30. I Oct. 31.
S Adams, Gay ...New Orleans I Kangaroo (ss), Brooks,
R Morse. Oliver... New Orleans New York
Pauline, Blohn Hamburg R S Ely, Livingstone,
Tajo (ss), Gartequiz Cadiz New York
Theopili Felyx, Aubin, Nantes
FOREIGN PORTS.

Bella Subur, Vila, hence at Aquadilla
Bolivar, Watson, hence at Savanillal
Smyrna Packet, Segwick, hence at Constantinople
Damascus (ss), Roskell, from Smyrna at Constantinople, and
cleared for Odessa
Rhone (as), Hyne, hence at Genoa
Rebecca (ss), Butler, from Malaga tat Almeira, and left for
Liverpool
Panope, Ball, hence at Barcelona •
Jason (as), from Brazils at Lisbon
Trebizonde, Pearson, hence at Odessa
SPOKEN.
Arabia (s), hence for Halifax, Oct 17
Europa, hence, Oct 25, 52N, 25W
Glenclune, Foochoo for London Sept 8, off Cape of Good Hope
Nile, Ceylon for London, Sept 2, 263, 10E
Boyden (5), outward bouvrd, 6N, 19W
Saxon, hence for Aden, SK, 19W
Toronto, Oct 18, off St Vincent
Wanata, hence for Melbourne, 28S, 22W

F. W. P
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0, CHURCH-STREET,
(APPOSITE PARKER-STREET),
LI VERPOOL,

Has much pleasure in informing his many kind Friends and
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