The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-04 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING.
Z[n (foltan Suitt

The Liverpool Cotton Market to-day continued
quiet, without change in price. The sales re-
ported—including 20 Pernambuco at 74d, 50 Bahia
'ad, 30 Maranham lid, 100 Egyptian 71-1 to 101 d,
and 500 Surat 3d to 41d—amount to 5,000 bales, of
which 1,500 were taken on speculation and for
export.

ZLIJr start Parket.
In the Liverpool Share Market to-day the
improvement of yesterday has been consolidated,
and we have to note a fresh advance in Midland
Stock of 11 per cent., and in Westerns, Leeds,
DoVers, and Londons of 1 to 1 per cent.; prices
closing at their best point, with a hardening
tendency. The transactions included—Eastern
Counties, 11; Great Western, 68 ; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 102 -I- ; London and North-
Western, 98k IZ.I s ; ditto frshares, 7-16 d ;
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 421_ a ;
1161
.Z Q a ; York cap. stock, 761;
South-Eastern, 26i 7-16 7; 5-16 .7-16 Z. ; Grand
Trunk of Canada, 81 )3-16 ; Great Western of
Canada, 13Z 5-16; Bristol and Birmingham 6 per
cent., 1381 ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolver-
hampton 6 per cent., 125 ; St. Helens R. and C.
6 per cent., 125 ; Liverpool and Unclon Fire and
life, p. ; Royal Insurance, sp. ; Stepan Tug
Company, 5.
The Share Market closed at the following
prices :

Closing Prices. 83aole'sclaofctr.
Railways.
Blackburn, —
Birkenhead &Cheshire Jn. 701 714
Caledonian
Chester and Holyhead
,eastern Counties
Great Northern ll2 113
Great Westerns
Lancashire & Yorkshire. lO2l 1021 ion
:London & North Western 98/ 981 98/
Ditto k-shares . 7-16 d
Manchester, Sher., & Lin. 421, 421
Midland tock ... . ... • 116 i - 117 116/ 17 161
North British
North Staffordgbire 31 31
North Eastern—Berwick .93 93!
Do. York and N. Midland 761
47 77
Do. Leeds Northern .... 46
Oxford, W. & Wolverhptu 41- —41 i
South Eastern 1—
26 74.6 26 7-16
Dutch Rhenish
Great Luxembourg
Grand Trunk of Canada
Gt. W. of Canada
.-
Ditto new shares
Buifalo and Lake Huron 5 51
Lombardo-Venetian
Great Ship

gt(e +Mahn Vretburt J 3 add.
The Liverpool Colonial Produce Market to-day
continued. generally quiet.,
SUGAR.—The holders of Brazil continue to
supply the market at the late decline, and 3,200
bags old Pernams and Paraiba are reported at 235,
and 500 bags new Paraiba at 24s ; a cargo of
Paraiba has also been sold for an outport on pri-
vate terms, and 30 hhds grainy Demerara at
46s 3d per cwt.
MOLASSES.—Nothing has taken place.
REM.-200 puncheons Demerara have changed
hands, but the price has not transpired.
COFFEE.—At the public sales 20 tierces and 70
brls Jamaica found buyers at 64s to 65s for
ordinary, and 78s for low middling ; and 115
bags Bahia at 49s to 58s per cwt for very low to
lair ordinary:
RICE AND SALTPETRE.—We have nothing to
-notice.

SUTE.—There was little disposition shown to
purchase at auction, and only 500 bales damaged
were sold.

HEMP.-35 Bales Bombay are reported at £l7
lOs to £lB 2s 6d, 100 bales Sunn at £2l, and 800
bales Manilla at £24 per ton.
LINSEED.—We have to notice 2,800 pockets
Bengal at 48s 6d, with 2,300 bags Bombay at
Ms 3d to 50s 6d per quarter.
PEPPER.-100 bags Singapore at 40 per lb.

Zte grictliturai Vulture: Mark&
At the Liverpool Agricultural Produce Marke
to-day prices ruled as follows :
s. d. s. d.
1 2 to 1 31
1 0 1 2i
O 0 ... 0 0
O 0 0 0
O 0 ... 0 0
O o 9
O 9 ... 0 9i
O 0 .. 0 0 ,
O 0 0
3 10 4 0

Hay, old
Ditto, new

Ditto, clover
Green Clover
Vetches

Straw, wheat
Ditto, oat

,
Ditto, barley ..
Oats, in straw.
Potatos, flukes

L. d. s. d.
Potatos, kemps 4 4 to 4 6
Do. Seedlings. 3 6 ... 3 10
Do. whiterocks 3 4 3 8
Do. Balshaws 0 0 ... 0 0
Do. Beldrums. 0 0 0 0
Do. cattle 0 0 ... 0 0
Turnips 34 0 ...36 0
Carrots
Mangelwurzel 31 0 ...33 .0
Manure 5 6 ... 7 6

Ztt &bum Bark&
Messrs. Edward Samuelson and Pike in their
monthly circular say :
The total sales of North American Tobacco, for the
past month, are estimated at 1,275 hhds., of which 638
were taken for Ireland, 138 for Scotland, 197 for
export, and 302 by the trade. Of Western stemmed
about 430 hhds. found buyers at prices slightly below
our previous quotations. Of Kentucky leaf the sales
were 188 hhds., mostly for export, manufacturers having
taken only 30 hhds. In Virginia leaf and strips the
Irish buyers dealt freely, having purchased upwards of
400 hhds. of the 600 that were sold. The demand for
Marylands was very moderate. but prices continue firm.
The imports of American Tobacco consisted of 477
hhds., viz., 1 Virginia leaf, 15 strips, 130 Kentucky
leaf, 144 strips, and 187 Marylands. Deliveries 1,178
' hhds. viz., 155 Virginia leaf, 168 strips, 195 Kentucky
leaf, 417 strips, and 243 Marylands. Exports : 156 to
Africa, 42 to Alexandria, 4 Bilboa, 5 Jersey, and 2 Isle
of Man. Stock on hand 12,793 against 11,935, 7,331,
10,661, 7,760, and 9,681 at the corresponding period
of the previous five years. Owing to the extreme
scarcity of all serviceable substitutes, the business in
such has been quite of a retail character.-Paraguay:
Imports 298, sales 257, clearances 184, stock 1,129.—
Turkey : Imports 82, sales 85, clearances 180, stock
4,377.—F0r segar leaf of all kinds we have had a fair
enquiry. A parcel of Mexican put up to public com-
petition was sold at full rates. German and Dutch
were disposed of to a fair extent for cutting purposes.
Fine wrappers are exceedingly scarce. Segars in mode-
rate request. Cavendish rather cialler. Imports 289,
cleared 280, stock 1,647 boxes. Stalks in good demand;
smalls almost unsaleable.

gin t2lflb2 Narita.
Messrs. A. F. and D. Mackay, in their monthly
circular, say :
Since our Annual Circular, dated Ist February, thirteen
vessels, 10,140 tons register, wood-laden, have arrived
from British North America, viz.' four from Quebec,
nine from St. John, N. 8., and four from other ports; at
the same date last year six vessels, 4,148 tons, had
arrived.

PINE TIMBER.—The sales of Pine Timber from Quebec
continue as at the date of our last. The stock, now
considerably reduced, is still in the hands of the trade,
and a fair amount of consumptive demand is experienced.
• The business, however, as As usual at this season, is
confined almost exclusively to transactions of a retail
character. Similar remarks are nearly equally applicable
to St. John Pine, none of which has arrived since the
date of our last circular, and the sales have been princi-
pally from the yard, in retail quantities.
RED PINE continues to move off slowly by moderate
or rather small retail purchases.
Oax.—Of this the sales have been moderate and
chiefly by, retail.
ELM AND Amr.—The stocks, particularly that of Elm,
are considerably in excess of last year. No public sales
are recorded.

N.B. AND N.S. PINE AND SPRUCE DEALS.—Cott-
siderable sales of these favourite articles have taken
place since the 9th ult., the date of our last circular. Of
the sales by auction of St. John deals, 11,863 pieces
bright spruce, ex Mansanito, were offered for sale from
the quay, on the 9th ultimo, in 26 lots, of which 23
were acid at from £8 15s to £9 ss, averaging £8 195.4 d;
4th quality, £8 ss. On the 23rd, ex Empire of Peace,
16,147 pieces 'Fare sold from the yard at an average
of £9 3s 6d, and ,og the 30th, ex Eliza Young, from
the quay, 7,402 pieces, including 1,589 broad, sold
in lots at an average of is 6d ;ex Eddystone,
from St. Stephens, 25,99$ pieces sold in 54 lots
at from £8 10s to £9 lOs averaging £9 is 7d per
standard. Pine from St. John, on the 16th, ex Almira,
Ist quality, 1,222 pieces sold in lots at an avegge of
£l2 lls 3d ; 2nds, 2,698 pieces at an average of £9
18s 2d; 3rds, 1,975 pieces at an average of £9 3s,
free of cartage to railway. Boards from St. John, ex
Great Northern, on the 30th, 6,198 pieces Spruce,
yielded an average of £9 lOs per standard. From the
preceding quotations it is apparent that values have not
deteriorated ; on the contrary, that the general useful-
ness which they are known to possess confers on pine
and spruce deals a buoyancy in the market which few
other articles can command.
QUEBEC DEALS have been sold at from £9 10s to
£lO lOs for thirds ; £l2 ,t 9 £l2 2s 6d for seconds ; £l6
to £l7 for firsts per standard. The stock is very much
reduced in quantity.
lIARDWOOD.—No sales are reported. The stock is
small, and good fresh wood would meet with a ready sale.
PITCK PneE.—Of this a few sales have taken place from
the quay and the yards, but mostly on private terms.
GREETIREART.-^-NO sales are reported.
E.I. TEAK.—A cargo just landed has been sold, but
the price will not transpire.
J3ALTIC TIMBER.—The state of business in this article
rena4ic.s the same as reported in our last circular, no new
feutnre haying been introduced since, nor US the spring
import as y$ begun to arrive.

goes Ifni*.
The homeward freights
.froin India are daily
improving; outward rates are rather lower, but
there is still a good demand for tonnage, a fair
business doing. Ships are wanted for Calcutta
for salt at 40s and 65s home; several ships have
accepted this employment; for the Brazil rates
have fallen, 33s has been accepted this week from
Cardiff to Rio. Rates to the United States con-
tinue dull at our (rotations.
The following are ,t4e rates of freight for—
COAL FROM LIVERPOOL OR BIRKENHEAD.

To
Malta
Trieste
Corfu
Smyrna
Varna,
Gibraltar
Leghorn... soul
Athens
Havannah

s. d. s. d.
16 0 ... 0 9
18 6 ... 0 0
16 0 ... 17 0
16 0 ... 00
nominal.
14 0 ... 0 0
15 0 ... 0 0
16 0 ... 00,
180... 00

To s. d. o. d.
Zrebizi:Mde
Sinope
AnCona 76 0 ... 17 0
Ragusa
Venice ....... „ l9 0 ... 0 0
Genoa l7 0 ... 0 0
Naples nom. i 0 ... 0 0
Rhodes
St. Thomas nominal.

Cardenas
Monte Video „
Buenos Ayres
Constantinople
Salonica

14 0 ... 15 0
37 6 ... A A
37 6 ... 9
16 0 ~. 17 0
16 0 ... 0 0

Rio Janeiro
Bahia 29 0 ... 30 0
Cape of G. Hope 32 6 ... 0 0
yemembueo 2B 0 ... 29 0
Oalveaton Rails nominal.

RAILS—BRISTOL CUANNBL.
To Galveston 2ss, And•s pfir cent.
To Mobile (nominal)...2os.
To New York
To New Orleans
To Fernandina (Florida)

225. 641. and 5 per cc*.

223. 6d. and 5 per cent.

and 6 per cent.