The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-01 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL.

LIVMP 00L, FRIDAY EVENING.
Cte Cotton "Abaft.

In the Liverpool Cotton 'Market the improved
tone noticeable at the end of last week, being
further stimulated by the daily more cheering
aspect of monetary affairs, gradually increased in
strength during the present, and with ;Nay an
average trade demand, liberally `bat 'fifthly met
by holders, prices of American `h at‘e regained the
decline then quoted, and ale market closed with
rather an upward teattency. Brazil and Egyptian
were dull 'of sale, but Surat was in moderate
request at late rates. The weekly sales amounted
to 70,940 bales, of which 8,730 were on speenla-;
tion, and 4,330 for export.
This week

This week
Price pai lCuriSrites
---------- lmport Sales Description.i this tree Mid. fair. Stock.
_ I
4117 400 Sel-IsPand 8d 022 14id ii‘l6a
13070 , il'Oland
3990 8890 Mobile 3 71 6 15-16 7A 390870
10
} , t 9260 New Orleans 3 91 7 1-16 71
940 Brazil R 9 sa '9 13810
158 21150 Egyptian 7l lOs 8i 81 20780
128 710 West India Bl 94 7 71 1000
3138 5520 East India 3 51 4i 51 98610
-- - -
---
11541 70940 Total Total ' 210.70

tstrart Zarket.
The Liverpool Share Market to-day, after
various fluctuations, closed at its best points, With
an upwaxd tendency, and closed tawny at the
following prices :

Sales after 3
o'clock.

Railways. citeting Prices.
Birkenhead & Cheshirels. )32 824
Caledonian „ 94 95
Eastern Counties
Great North -am lll 113
Great Westerns
Larenshire & Yorkshire .
London &North Wes tern 100 t t 100 k
Manchester, net:, & Lin 4B 484
Midland Stock -
Ditto new shares 1"1 —11 P
North British.. 621 63
North Staffordshire.... 3 2ircl
North Eastetti—Berwick .103 1031
Do. York and N. Midland 901 —90 t
Do. Leeds Northern .... 594 594
South Eastern .... 254 —25 - 251 9-16
Oxford, W. & Wolverhptn 474 471
Dtlteh Rhenish -16 3 d
Cireat Luxembourg
Grand Trunk of Canada 6
Gt. W. of Canada lO2
Ditto new shares
Buffalo and Lake Huron 5 -
51
Great Ship
Thames & Mersey M. C
ACCOUNT OR TIC,
,ACBT DAYS FOR DECEMBER, 1860.
London - 5-
s.
3d.
& 27th I Liverpool.... 13th •Sc2tth
PAY jJAYS—Liverpool, 15th and 29th Theo.
DAYS 113114, BUYING-IN FOR THE AccounN the 29th Nov.

Sotip.... 3id Dec. 1 Transfer„ 10th Dec.

DAY FOR 13TH DEC. AMOUNT.. 12th Dec.
The Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada
have to-day declared a dividend for the half-year
at the rate of 81 per cent. per annum.
The next dividend of the London. chartered
Bank of Australia will be at the rate df .8} per
cent, for the half-year.
The Grand Trunk traffic tetnrrts for the week
amount to £16,815, against k 11,539 last year,
showing an iniyrease bf 185,279 or 45 per cent.

?<rup tionzat probtut Enid.
The Liverpool Colonial Produce Market con-
tinued inactive, and there were no sales to report
either in Sugar, Molasses, Rum, or Coffee.
Cocoa : 140 bags Guayaquil changed hands at
67s per cwt.
Rice : We have to report 6,300 bags Necransie
at 12s; and at auction, 2,500 bags Arracan, all
faults, brought 1 ls 6d per cwt for first class.
Jute : 250 bales were reported at £l5 per ton_
Gambier : 150 bales heated sold at 16s 9d per
cwt.

Saltpetre : 200 bags, at 38s for 11, and 45s per
cwt for 21 per cent refraction.

V* dont Bark&

The Liverpool Corn Market to-day was pretty
well attended by local and country millers, and
sellers making a concession of ld to 2d per cental,
the demand for Wheat was more free, and a fair
consumptive business has been done in this grain.
Flour was also rather cheaper than on Tuesday ;
middling Western Canal was sold at 27s 6d to 28s,
but choice qualities commanded 28s 6d per. barrel.
Beans without change. Oats and Oatmeal were
again somewhat lower, with difficult sale. Indian
Corn a shade easier; business exceedingly limited.
The grain trade this week remains exceedingly
dull in all its branches, and in every part of the
Kingdom. In Wheat, abundance of bad quality
and condition, and considerable scarcity of good
description, continues the prevailing feature of
the English supply, and little of superior quality
comes in from abroad. The Baltic imports to the
east coast are too much of the character of our
own crop, and of the fine dry southern French,
nearly all the arrivals have been forestalled by
our large consumers; prices are almost nominal
with the tendency rather downwards. The fresh
supplies of Wheat and Flour are limited within
the past three days, and we have nothing else in
from abroad. The exports, in the same time, are
to a fair extent. The Gazette returns for the
week ended the 24th inst., are 73,210 quarters,
being 7,308 quarters less than those of the pre-
vious week.

ARRIVALS AND EXPORTS
From the 27th to the 29th November, 1860, inclusive.

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----Qrs. Qrs—. —Qrs. Qrs. Q---rs. --:rs'.. --Lo7(-1; Sk
INTO 4 0 41 4 46 8
LIVERPOOL,
rßom
Ireland 7 47 688 ...
...
.. 2896 60•
-
Coastwise . 21 25 •••
Canada,&e, 4078 ... •• • •• • •.. ....
...
... 506.6
U. States '4930 ... •• • ••• •.. •
.
Europe,&e. 1360 ... 15 ... ... .: ::: i'i s"°
INTO
- -- --_ --- -
Total 10383 47 697 ... ... ... 2920 163 5500
EXPORTS TO - - ---- "- - ---, - - -----
----
For. Parts ... 12 ... • • •.. . .
Ireland 2359-'
...
... 5 ._: 1137 ... 17oi oii
Coastwise

Ztz robisions Blade;
lvilt week,
In
teiLmiverpool Provision Market, during the
past
ptrhoevedmeemnatr a fpoarreßeleeoff
6goeonetriesaelrlcy,o
wasf
low quality, was, however, taken, it is said, for
expo
There was an improved demand for
Pork ; and over 1,000 barrels American found
buyers during the week, in some instances at a
slight decline on medium sorts. New Bacon,
where good, had a fair sale ; some of the late
arrivals were not, however, perfect, and moved
slowly'Small sales of Lard were repotted from
time to time at extreme prices. There was more ,