The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-26 00:00:00

EPAltrif ENT.

carp.lX.
Govt. 03rtiifrees..... 8,447,430
1t eurities .... 20,236,060
Notes 5I 928 306
!
Gold and Silver Coin 733,130

£34,641,940
6d.— 6s. Od.

Great Ship 5,
The LONDON COLON_
to-day showed little change.
Sugar : The market was rather quiet, but with
no quotable change in prices.
Coffee : There were no public sales, but there
was a fair inquiry for Plantation and Native
Ceylon.

:AL ' PRODUCE MARKET

Tea t The sales Webt much on a par with yes-
terday.
Rite 130 casks Carolina were part sold at 24s
and the remainder were taken in at 24s 6d ; 500
bags low white Bengal were taken in at 12s; for
300 bags Madras lOs 101 d was refused.
Saltpetre : There was a little more inquiry.
Pepper: 1,800 bags black Singapore sold at
37s Bd, being rather easier.

The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
steady, but the sales went off fiat. Quotations :
On the spot, 60s ; March, 60s ; April to June,
595; last three months, 57s 6d.

At the LONDON CORN MARKET to-day En.
glish Wheat was almost unsaleable ; to sell
foreign a reduction of is to 2s is necessary.
Floating cargoes held firmly ; 52s refused for
fine Taganrog. Barley, off stands, quiet. Maize
—39 s 3d paid for imperfect Tosanian. Oats
fully as dear.

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY.

MANCHESTER SHARES.—Great Westerns, 721;
Leeds,ll4?„ 3 , .3, ,3 ; Sheffields, 531 I; Midlands,
1321; buyers, 25 11-16.
GLASGOW IRON.—Market firm. No. 1,48 s 6d
to 49s Od ; Warrants, 49s Od to 49s 33; No. 3,47 s
Od to 47s 6d.

MANCHESTER TRADE.—We have scarcely any
business going on to-day either in Cloth or Yarn : the
former is fast accumulating in stock, and a point appears
to be approaching which will shortly force upon manu-
facturers a diminished production. We have rarely had
a worse week.

CORN MARKET.—Conx.: White Wheat, 28s to
34s 6d; Red Wheat, 26s Od to 29s Od; Barley, 19s;
Oats, 12s to 15s 9d.—WAKEFIELD : Wheat trade dull ;
very fine parcels of No. 1 much lower, and general runs
Is lower ; other sorts 2s cheaper. Barley is lower.
No change in other articles.—Dunr IN : Weather warm
and mild. Supply of home Wheat trifling: no altera-
tion in value. Oats and Barley in good supply, and no
demand save at a reduction of fully 6d to is per brl. on
the week. Foreign Wheat in retail demand : buyers at
a reduction of 6d to is per qr. Maize—buyers offering
is per qr. less money ; sellers held oa. Little inquiry
for Flohr, except for retail parcels. Fair sale of Oat-
meal at a reduction of lOs per ton on the week. Alto-
gether a very quiet market.—BELFAST : Farmers' sup-
plies moderate. Wheat slow, and the turn lower. Oats
brisk, and 2d. higher. Oatmeal and other articles
unchanged. At the Corn Exchange a fair attendance,
and little business passing, the market being influenced
by the English dull reports; holders are firm, at former
rates.

BELFAST PORK.—Number of pigs, 1,711; prices,
54s 6d to 60s.

THE LONDON GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.

David Philipp and Moritz Vinesberg, foreign importers,
Guildhall-chambers.
Daniel William Butchart, leather seller, Wardour-
street, Soho.
Stephen Dodd and John Charles Peeling, booksellers,
Woburn.
William George Foster, corn and coal merchant, Ports-
mouth.
William Charney, grocer, Portsmouth.
Henry Mann, miller, Chesterton, Cambridgeshire.
Thomas Kendall Scotthorn, currier, Northampton.
Thomas Daflow and Henry Biggs, tin-plate workers,
Wolverhampton.
James Harp, innkeeper, Hanley.
James Griffiths and Thomas Timmins, victuallers, Old-
bury, Worcestershire.
Louisa Windle and Margaret Canning, milliners, Alces-
ter, Warwickshire.
William Monday, coal merchant,. Kingston-on-Hull.
Joseph Harland and Richard Read, cloth merchants,
Leeds.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
John Leach, manufacturer, Bingley.