The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-26 00:00:00

THE FUNDS

Consols Money . • •
, Account . • •
Exc'hequer,4ills • • •
Bank Stock
Three per Cents. . • •
Next Account • • • •

RAILWAYS.

Ambergate, Not., &East. Junction 6,5,. 7
Caledonians . 914 i)!
Chester and Holyhead 52 21,
Eastern Counties -
East, Laneashirg • • • • • • 7 -

... .
Edinburgh & Glasgow •• • Bl .)
..
Great Northern
• • •
73.

1)
Great Westerns
• • • •
Great Western of Canada .
Grand Trunk of Canada .
114.0 l2l
Great Southern & Western 1
Lancashire & Yorkshire . .
• • •• • •
Lombardo-Venetian 1 5-16 13-16
London & North-Western 1001 a
London & South-Western . , 911 , 2
Leeds Northern . • • • • • . 571
Manchester, Shelf., & Lincolnshire , 471 8
Midland Stock - 9
North British 6°
South-Eastern & Dover • . 841 - 5
York, Newcastle,. & Berwick . 991 100/
York & North Midland 87 _ .
The following appeared in our later editions
of yesterday
The English funds have rallied. After rising about
per cent. consols left off a per cent. better than on
euir ddaeyp. was very dull. In the
Stockothness ExChange great inac-
tivity likewise prevailed. Prices generally steady.
departments of thb
The discount market was well supplied with money,
and the applications at the Bank of England were few:
—Daily IVeivs City Article.
Tbe English funds opened heavily at . the decline
caused on Saturday by the react on on the Paris Bourse,
and remained without animation until near the close,
when there was a slight tendency to &mum. In the
discount market the deniatiii-liaS been light.' No bullion
operations of any importance took place a the PaPk•

In the railway market there has, been a general absence
of business, but prices hive been fairly supported, and
in several intances a fractional advance has taken.place.
One or two stocks, however, remain beavy.—Timas City
Article.

The following are the rates of Foreign Ex-
.
changes:—
Amsterdam, short
Do., three months
Rotterdam, -d0.......
Antwerp, do.
Brussels, do .
Hamburg, do
Paris, short
Do., three monthS
Marseilles, do..
Frankfort, do..
Vienna, do
Trieste, do
Petersburg, do
Madrid. do

11 14 to 11 141
.11 16 to 11 16A
11 16 to 11 161
25 25 to 25 30
.. 25 25 to 25 30
.. 13 51 to 13 6.-11
.. 25 121 to 25 20
.. 35 to •25 40
25 37. to 25 40
'to
13 .:65! to 131173
.. 13 65 to 13 75
35 to 35A
49 _to 49A

The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET to-
day was dull, but holders were firm.
Sugar : The demand was dull, but prices were
unchanged.
Coffee : The market was firm ; fine East India
Cettes brought higher rates, and Wynand plan-
tation sold at 72s 6d.
Tea : The demand was steady and holders firm.
Rice : 4,000 bags Bengal offered, but were
chiefly taken in at lOs 9d to 11s Gd ; about 300
sold at lOs 6d ; the market was steady.
Saltpetre : 500 bags Bengal offered by au9tion
were taken in at 40s for 111 per cent., 41s for 81
per cetit., and 44s for 3 per cent.
The ,LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
firm, at the following quotations :—On the spot,
52s 9d ; October to December, 53s ; December,
53s fid ; January to March, 53s 9d.
_ _

The BOROUGII HOP .AlARKET.—Picking has
commenced, but the growth comes down misgrablv
deficient, hence the duty called only £40,000. A
few pockets are on offer, at £l4 to £lB per cwt.
Yearlings are very firm, and again somewhat
dearer.

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PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY,

MANCHESTER SHARE.— Canadas, 13k ; .Lon-
dons, 101; Great Westerns, 734, 4 ; Midlands, 128 L
; Leeds, 1141,
GLASGOW IRON.—Market quiet. No. 1,50 s 6d
to 50s 8d; Warrants, 51s 64 to 51s ; No. 3,
50s 0d to 50s 3d.—Shipped this week, 13,990 tons ;
corresponding week last year, 11,486 tons.
MANCHESTER TRADE.—There is very little
change ,in the
.tone of market since Friday last : if
anything it is more in favour of the producers, espe-
cially-the spinners. Not a large business doing.
NEWCASTLE CATTLE.—Fat Cattle, 1209—store
235 ;/slieep and Lambs, 7250 ; Pigs, 364. Trade slow.
Beef, Os- to 8s ; Pork, 6s to 7s 9d per stone ; Sheep,
61d to 74d ; Lamb, 7d to 6,1 d per lb.

CORN MARKETS.—LEEns : Short supply of grain
at market. Old and new Wheat is per; qr. dearer than
on Friday, with a good inquiry. Barley in fair demand,
and fully as dear. In Beans, Oats and Shelling no
change.—NEWCASTLE : Wheat held very firmly, and a
fair business was done in old at a further advance of is
per qr. since Saturday, making 2s per qt. on price of
this day week. New Hamburgh meets a ready sale, at
a similar improvement. Flour held for a further ad-
vance of is per -sack, which checks sales. Barley firm,
and in better demand, Oats rather dearer. Beans and
Peas unchanged. Weather cold and poet.—HULL :
Supplies moderate, and good attendance. English
Wheat .2s advance from last week's rates. Barley and
Oats firm. Linseed cakes unchanged. Weather wet
and coId.—DUBLIN : Home Wheat in good demand, at
an advance of ls. Oats, Barley and Bere taken freely
at 6d to is advance. Foreign Wheat in good demand,
at fully late rates--in some cases is more was obtained.
Oatmeal brisk, at an advance of I s per qr. Weather
fine.