The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-22 00:00:00

gtt &mai Praha Market.
The Liverpool,General Produce Market, to-day,
although a little more active, was upon the whole
rather flat.'
S 1 -JAIL—We have had rather more doing, prices
insome'instances being slightly.: in faVour ofbuyers ;
100 hhds. Demerara are reported at 38s 6d.to 39s 3d,
5,200 mats clayed Manilla at 39, 1,200 bags Date
at 41s 6d to 435, I,4oo.bags Pernams at 255, and
3,000 bags Paraiba it 23s 6d per cwt.
MCIkASSES AND COFF*,.,.7NOthing to notice.
Rth4—Vo puncheonsThavebeen sold without
change. L
RICE.—The business consists of 700 bags Bengal
at 12s 3d, and 360 bags Rangoon at 9s 6d per cwt.
CUTCH.-400 bags were sold at 30s.
SAGO FLOUR.-950 bags, at 5s 3d to Os 9d,„for
damaged, and 14s 3d to 14s 6d for
,first-classe all
faults. ,

ALY.RABoiais.-400 bags, at 12s 3d to 128-6 d.
GAMBIER.-200 bales, at 17s for heated, and
178 6d,pei cwt: far sound.

----COCOA-NUT OIL.-15 casks, at £44 10s.
EXNTlaitao-!.t4)11g Rio Hache, at £5 7s 6d to
„E 5
BARWOOD.-50 toils are reported at £3lis per
tow, .4!.:)/it •

LINSEED.-2,000 bags Calcutta, at 48s 6d per
quarter.

Zkr Agricultural Vrotact @far
The Liverpool Agricultural Prod4e Aarket
to-day ruled at following *ices : •

s. d. 4. , a. d. • s. d.
Hay, old • ' 1 Ito 1 Pbtatos, kemps 3". th 4 0
Ditto, new „. 1 0 ... 1 1 Do. Seedlings. 3. 4 ... 3 6
Dittq, clover 1 0 ... 1 Oi Do, whiterocks 3 4 ... 3 6
Green Clover 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. Balshav .0' 0 0 0
Vetches 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Beldrums. 0 0 0 0
Straw, w4eat
Ditto, oat - 0' Bi' ... 0 8 Turnips 34 0 ...36 0
Ditto, barley 0,, 0 „ 0 Car Tots 0 0 ... 0 0
Oats, in 0. straw'. -0 d 0 ", MangeliVurzel 29 0 _3l 0
Potatos, flukes 310 ... 4 0 Manure 5 6 .. 7 6

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

The,,,LqNDoN.STocK rA.RKET, to=day, has been
steady'during the zgvett ee part of the morning,
and Consols maintained their value at the best
quotations of last night, but there is now rather less
-fifniness,-and a partial reliiiiie has taken place,
present prices being 94/ to t. for money, and
944 to 34-3 for the account. India Debentures have
been negotiated at 97,; India Bonds, 2 dis. ;
nfaced Rupee Paper; 98-7 i ; ditto Five-and-a-Half.
per .Crtnitii.i" ; 7 ElLCheCiller Bali; 18s 198 i kis And
17s pm.

The Funds closed at the following prices ;

„ 24. 4.
Consols,, Money
„ ACcOnnt.
941 a
• • _

Exchequer tic .

Bank Stack.' . . .

17- 20

Three per Cents
The following appeared in a portiork of cur
impieSsitin of yesterday :

The Herald 'says that the present'demand for money
is causing hankers and brokers, to increase their reserves.
Long-dated bills are not now so freely taken, except at
an advance upon former terms. For short acceptances
the rate is 4 per cent., the Joint Stock Banks not
making loans to the brokers under. 3j to 3i per cent.
_
The „English funds, continue to be unfavourably influ-
enced by Vie inapressioniprodnced on all minds as,tci4he•
character of the proceedings by : which Frauce has
- • ed _ Savoy, and there has heen-no-recovery from
the, decline of yesterday.:. The rupee stooks experienced
-a further reaction of 1, per cent. The railway market,
after some fluctiaron, closed at a nearly general advance.
'The demand for :lliscount has ,increased tiii-dayotud at
the Bank the applicatious'weie numerous, -The pre-
vailing distrust on the Continent is causing great stagna-
tion in business. Mone finds little employment, and
the, rate at ffeintbarg and Frankfort is 11 per cent. At
Paris, in the discount market, -it -is 2.4 or 1 below-the
[fair
terms of the Bank of France.—Times

The' tendency ofitlie stock markets to-day was more
,favourable, The slowness with which prices recedeliii
discouraged some of the speculators for the fall, and
induced theni to bay back. A little hesitation was
occasioned by the. telegram respecting the sulkiness of
Austria, but at the close renewed firmness prevailed,
assistedlOtttaligelice of an improvement on the Paris
B,;!mrse, "Coupled with a slight advance in the foreign
exchanges; and the' latest quotations were nearly 14 per
cent. above those of yesterday. British railway studs
remain very strong, and have likewise advanced. The
demand for MOney continues active rulti no'buSihess,is
dmie,beloN the Bank mittiNottm, There iVer't Wiatii bo
bit .operatiw, at 'Vie News.
---LT-40-LONDON- RATLWAY-,SHARE MARKET-today
wag altogether inactive, though the partial may ery
of yesterday appears to have been, fully main-
-thin-ed. London and North Westerns are at 98k;
Great. Westerns, 67k ; treat Northerns, 110 ;
Eastern Counties, 452- ; Midlands, 1111; and
-South E,sterns, 88k.
e Share Market closed, at the following prices;
Amliergate, Not., & Eastern Junctn.
Caledonians . . . . . .90
Dutch Rhenish' . „
Eastern. Counties . . ,
East Lancashire . : . • ,
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Great Northern . „ ,
, • .
arp.at weat9ru.,s ,
reat Western'Of.' Canada.

• • • : 45

. .78 80
. .100 A
1094 10

. 68A-
. 12, if;

Grand Trunk of Canada. .8 13-16 1-16
Great SOuthein and Western . . .113 16
.Latuaelaire and Yorkshire . . . .1904
London and North-western . 971 8
—London and South-western. . . 924 3
Leeds- Northern
'Mauchester, Sheff., and Lincolnshire 40- 2
ratidlaud Stock.
1111
North British
North Staffordshire
South
.Eastern and Dover i;
York, Newcastle, and Berwick , 921 3
York and North Midland „ . . 76

In :t,4 I,oIT,QN,,INAurr FOR FOREIGN SECU-
RITIES cinV a limited' bUsiness has been doing,
but values generally were supported with steadi-
ness. New Turkish Sixes have been dealt in at

63 for money and account ; Spanish Threes OM.
at--451-1 and -Meii-C.nn 21A—and, 1. • New
Indian Five per Cent. Loan is, marked 104# to
•104 i; iCanadian Scrip. is at .11 to. 14 pm. ; Turkey
Bank. Shas are lt to 1 dis.; and Ocean Marine,
6-te pm, "
.The. LONDON GENERAL PRODUCE MARKETS,
to-day, .were generally quiet.
SUGAR.—The market is steady, with a pod
disposition to buy more desoripiions by private
contract. Refined lumps, ME to 535.
COFFEE has a firm appearance, and yesterday's
prices are supported. •
TEA.—The large public sales are in progress,
and up to this point former prices have been
about sustained.
RICE continues in good demand. -
ROI unaltered; Demerara proof steady at 2s.
RRANDy dull of sale.
SALTPETRE.—In good demand ; refraction 71
sold at 42s Od refraction 4to d. 43s 6d.
SPICES.—CIoves sold at -id decline; other

descriptions dull at previous rates.
The LONDON TALLOW 'MARKET to-day was
quiet. Town Tallow is quoted- 55s net cash ;
Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, Ms March, 57s 9d ;
April to 41. inc,, 545, 9d; October to December, 535.
The lloitotrGii HOP MARKET:—,To-da'y there is.
only a moderate business passing in this market,
chiefly in good and fine new Hops, at full prices.
For yearlings and old the inquiry continues dull.
I The LONDON 'CoTtN MARKET.—To-day the 'sup-
plies of all Grain at market are trifling. There
is no fresh English Wheat up : prices, therefore,
are nominal. Foreign is held foriiwie money;
but 1.4er9 ig great, indisposition on the part of
buyers to pay an advance. Floating cargoes,
generally out of condition, off the coast, and_dif-
ficultl 'to manage but 'fine qualities move off
pretty readily at full rates. Flour sells stowly,
without alteration in price. Indian Corn con-
tinues very }firm ; and liarley sells ,for rather
more money off the coast, and at full prices off
the stb,pds. "No Rye offering.: Peas and beans
in 'mere retail demand, at about 194 rates, Oats
remain stagnant, although short in supply.
At the LemxiN -Low WooL SAES to-day -the
attendance of buyers was only moderitt4; never-
theless a full average quantity of wool changed
hands at previous rates.

The LONDON MINING MARKET this morning,
was rather quiet. No transacOoni were officially
recorded in the Stock •Nchange, although it is
known that business has taken place in that esta
blishment in shares in Pendeen Consols, Wheal
Unity, East Wheal- Russell, and Wheal Mary
Ann. Prices are unaltered. In foreign and
colonial mining shares there was no change
whatever, scarcely any business having been
done. At a. meeting of adventurers in. West
Par Consols Mine, held yesterdaY, the accounts
showed a balance at the bankers of Pl 2 14s. Bd.
A very unfavourable report was read, and a coma
mittee was appointed to decide upon ' further
operations. At Merllyn Mine Meeting, held..
yesterday, a call of 6d. per share was Plade.

,

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS,. YESTERDAY...

GLASGOW 1R0..N.--There is no iron report to-day,
as brokers are absent at Mr. Watson's4uneral.
MANCHESTER SHARE.-,Leeds, 1; Lon-
dons, 98 i Midlands, 111 a, Sheffields, 411; Trunks,
8 11-1(1.

- CORN MARKETS. —Corm Rcd, 265. 6d,.. Oats,
13s. 3d. to 15s. 6d. GrAsGoW.: During the; pasi week
prices unobtainable on Wednesday last were paid for
Wheat. Trade very firm, and extreme prices of .this'
day week insisted on, and in several instances paid,
business was rather limited.'
_Weat_ n)_ (foreigand
scotch Gd per 249 lbs _dearer- Flour in moderate
demand, at last week's prices. :Barley-A-malting qua-
lities unchanged in- valiie.':(.4rindirig 6d dearer. Oats
and Oatmeal against :buyiks;..but'dematid quite retail.
Beans and PeaS slow, to make prog iair lore
ress, it would be
necessary- -ta -take-ratticr :less- lumpy; • -7414 d
firmly held for full prices.
SALFORD OATTLE.,LNiimberof stock 'at market
-7-Beasts, ; -Sheep, 9,489 ; Calves, 245.. ri:rito_.
Best Beet' Gd to-7d ; middling ditto, 524
to. 64d ;inferior
ditto, 4d to 5d ; best Wedders, in wool, 9d to 94d;
Middling: ditto, 7,:id to *I; Ewes,_ 7d to 7'd; best
.Walers, clipped, 7d to 7icl best Calves, 641 _ 714
middling ditto, 5d to 61. „

Mr. Hugh M'Donald, a local poet of sor,ae celebri y,
expired. on Friday last at -his residence in Bridgeton,
Glasgow: •

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT

PREBEND,
17pper Cumber in the Cathedral Church of Derry : Rev. T
Lindasay, det.

DEANERY-RURAL.
Potters. OW: Salisbury, : Rev. M. W. Mayow, prom.

• RECTORIES,
Clonmany : dio. Derry : pat. Marquis of Donegal : Rev. G. H
Young, dec.

TICARAGES.

Felkirk, co. and dia, York : val. £136 with residence pat.

Archbishop of York ltev. J. B. Graham, dec.
Lavington, East, Wilts : Mo. Salisbury : val.. £3OO with
residence : pats. Christ Church, Oxford : Rev. M. W. Mayow,
prom.
York, Holy Trinity-in-Micklegate : val. £93 with residence
pat. Lord Chancellor : Rev. J. B. Graham, dec.

Air, PERPETUAL CURACIES
dio. Newcastle, New South Wales : Rev. C. W.
Rowe, dec.
Gresley, Church, Derbyshire : dio. Lichfield : vaL £lOB with
residence : pate. Reps. of the late Incumbent, the Rev. 'Dr.

G. W. Lloyd, dec.
Harrow-Weald, Middlesex : dio. Landon : pat.ithe V. of Har-
row': Rev'. E. Monro, prom.
Liverpool, St. Michael : dio. Chester : val. £250: pat. J. Law-
rence, Esq. Rev. Isaac Gillam, dec.
Over-Tabley, co. and dio. Chester : val. £100: pats. Bishop
of Chester and T. J. L. Brooke, Esq., alt.: Rev. J. Smith,
resigned.
Penzance, St. Mary, CortiVrall dio. Eieter : val. £150: pat.
V. of Madron : Rev, H. Batten, dec.
Penzance, St. Cornwall: dio. Exeter : val. LGO : pat.
• the Reps, of the late Incumbent : Rev. H. Batten, dec.

. ,
CHAPLAINCIES.
beccles Gaol, Suffolk : Rev. R. J. Francis, resigned.
To tht Russian Company, Cronstadt : Rev. J. H. IL MiSwiney,
•
prom.
• , ./..) , .i. )......;,..
CURACIES. .-...1.1111 d.:FTLI •
. P. .
Ballinadee : dio. Cork. .
17.11J1.P1 7 1.
'4 %,it is 2.91,0.11.•:'
Broad-Chaike,,Wilts: dip., Salisbury. ' , ....,' ..',,' , ,
Hork:le'y, West; dio.'Winehester, -!--rf""-m°''''' ''''''''
Surrey.'
Maddi••lgton Wilts: dio. Salisbury. -
Milton, St. Leonard, co. and dio. York..„
• ","(");,`
Pawerstock, Dorset : dio;' Salisbury.. • • 4-
Rainton. co. and dio., Durham : stlpend, £lOO. u
Woodford, Northamptonshire : dio. Peterbordugh : stip
£4O with title. • . •
- MASTERSHIPS.. ' .

Ilemsworth Grammar School pat. Archbishop of York : Rev.
J. B. Graham, dec. -
Leek Grammar School :
_testimonials to Mr. W. Badnall.
London, King's College i Second—Modern Division.
Oxford Cathedral School': Rev. J. Baker, dec.

. CHURCH-RATES.

The Rouse of Lords' Committee, 'appointed to con-
sider the present state of the law relating to church-
rates, have sent in their report, in return to an order of
the House of Commons, of which we gave a brief
males yesterday. After setting forth the present con-
fused state 9t the, law on the subject, the lords coin-
posing the committee decide :
That the entire abolition of the Church-rate is
opposed to the general feeling of the members of the •
Chnrch,is not
.universally called for by Dissenters of
various denominations, and. especially not by that, large
and influential body, the Wesleyan Methodists, and
would, in the case of a great number of.parishes, be
attehded With serious and prejudicial consequenaes, by ,
restricting the existing means for the repair and main-
tainanoe of the parish church, by greatly increasing the
labour and responsibility,of the clergyman, and other-
wise materially impeding the ministrations of the
Church in those parishes.

That, viewing-
the grounds of objection to the pay-
ment of church-rates, as well as the impediments which
exist to their collection, it is expedient to alter the law
in the' following respects :---
Ist. That for the future, persons desirous of being
exempted from', contributing to the church-rate, in any
parish, may give yearly notice to that effect to the
churchwardens :prior, to the meeting of any vestry for
the purpose of-making a church-rate ; and that such
persons shall not' be entitled to attend any such: vestry,
or to vote upon the making or application of such rate,
or to act as churchwardens in any matter relating to the
church, or to retain any seat appropriated them in
the church during the term of such, exemption,
2d. That the rate, when voted by the vestry, shall be
levied upon all persons liable to it who have not given
such notice,
3rd. That the items for which a rate may be made
shall be definitely declared by law.
4th. That the ratepayers in any new parish or district
shall be rateable for the purposes of their own church,
and for no other.

sth. That there shall be the same powers for the
tecoverfof church-rates as exist for the recovery of
poor-rates, and in case of objection to the validity of the
rate, an appeal shall lie to the General Qnarter Sessions,
and that the jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Courts in
such matters shall cease-

That the principle of assessing the owner instead of
the occupier to the church-rate is well deserving. the
serious consideration of Parliament in any future legis-
lation on this subject.

•
u• Rh ts made to order at
1-lonF-MADE SHIRV.--NOTIcE
d
the Golden Glove Eitablisliment, au
Wedne --
--"
•liet7-street, are made
by Liverpool Needlewomen....
Bank
was held . on
A Meeting of the Ottoman B ~
Lay
in the chair, when the
the 14th instant, Mr-
us's., and a dividend and bonus
day,
adopted 'manila° .'' per annum. The
report was
tr, he rate of 14 per cent. .
declared equal ,the
were stated to be satisfactorily pro-
affairs of 'the ban
of the past half-year being better
co the results, .
pro-
gressing, .„„,., • previous occasion. The accounts from the
than on ,'""cu , were highly promising, and from/ the
Galata ' 4,ra1l ' the bank is said to be gaining in credit and
operations there
reputation
throughout the principalities. The Smyrna busi-
ness ha's also been good, and the Beyrout Branch where in the
previous half-year, from exceptional circumstances, scarcely
any profit was macle, has yielded a fair return. The arrange-
ment that all transactions with the Porte, which form the bulk
of the . business at Constantinople, be at a fixed rate of
exchange, has b :en carried out. The commercial business at
that city is small, but ultimately, it is hoped, a sound trade
will be established.
- Theissue of the remaining A 600,000 of the late Turkish Loan
watYsuccessfully accomplished by the bank, and there is good
reason to believe that the financial affairs of the Ottoman Empire
will be placed in a atisfactory position. Much has already been
done to l?al*e re.ceipts and expenditure, 'and a, budget wi.l
shortly tia Iniblishecf., The exchange has now fallen to 123. to
18t in the four years the bank has been "established the return
to.the shaiiholders has averaged 8 1-5 per cent,. per annum ;
' bilt,tlfe t9tal realised, including the atr6unt laid by as reserve,
..
is a little more than 11 per cent. The reserve is placed in CensOlat
the director's being of opinion that aiiimmetliately available fundi
.in England prese%ts the, greatest security to the bank, '

THE DAY'S NEWS.

Yesterday, one hundred and twenty honour- .
able members of the House of Commons avowed
and recorded their wish to deprive the Chureh of
property which it has held undisputed possession
of for four hundred years, by voting in favour, of
the second reading of the EndoWed.SChOolaßillt.
of which the intention was the same as that of
last year—namely, to prevent theEstill4ished
Church from continuing to exercise its right
of teaching its own doctrines in :endowed-
schools where no opposite ' intention!: was
expressed by . foUnder. The' bill., rAias
thrown out by a majority of 190. The'
friends of the Church must 'see• the necessity
for vigilance, and firmness in the. maintenance Of
Church rights.. We have seen first the Church---4
rates vigorously attacked, and now, with unabated
enmity, the:church schools. Can it be doubted
that the same enemies of this most sacred
institution of the State desire nexi.• to' 'attack
its whole property ? To your ramparts, then',
ye faithful sons 'of our national Zio4,-
while assiduously devoted to repairing: .V3'
breaches already made in its walls, grasp
the sword of defence, amid by the very strengtp'w
your preparations to Meet assault, cause
enemies—the enoges of the Church=-,-to retire
disheartened and dismayed. A " Liberal l'ioottotn
menufactUrer and Manchester
:
James Aspinall Turner, gave oe.. House ot
Commons and the, 'country._ mother" Pracli
ta
school,
of the
• of tlidir•desige!
illustration of - the real value_ of ._the- loud _pro.4
tofes s
elevateicngo and increase'
of
the M
making a long, hollow-hearted,
working classespY
aet.stesi:
t4e
-b
Op erative
peech,.in opposition to the
and illogical s
Bleachers' Short Time Bill. 'this worthy repre-
sentative of the Brightites, distinguished himself
on a former occasion by his opposition to the
Factories Act ; and, notwithstandingthe •
of that measure, he now again comes forward with
exactly the same stale arguments—backed, as
before, "by letters from the owners of large
establishments," to maintain the OPpressive .pl 4
tyrannical policy of his school. He made Esser=
tions w • hich have been proved to be untrue, and
denied facts which one might well hold to be
incontrovertible. Truly, these men do' very con-
sistently seek to Americanise our institntionS,,f9,_
according to their tastes and principles' the
introduction of slavery—of white slavery—
must be a great desideratum. Arid yet
these are the men who profess to advocate the
rights of the people ! What a contrast to su,dr.
" advanced Liberalism " are the philritrOpfue
speech 'and vote of our Conservative- county
member, 'Mr: Algernon Egerton, and those
of
Lord John Manners, who supported the bill
the second reading of which, we are happy to sad''
was carried by. 26 to 39. '1
The state of Rome, just now, very retnarkibly
exhibits the two qualities of got-up and spea
taneous public feeling. 'ten the 1-'ope:vln‘t_
the Basilico of the VatiCan, the other day'.'
have a religious dernonstration 'in behalf'
temporal kingdom, the crowd' in. the street,-
too,
orderly and respectful, " everythinp"