The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-05 00:00:00

MEETINGS..

Meetings of shareholders will be held at the
following places :
Oct; 6.—Demerara, at Brunswick-street, Liverpool
(books closed, 28th Sept. to ith Oct.; Do. (extraordinary).
Oat. $..---Iteceife and San Franeiscoj at London; Do.,
on the 22nd (adjonnied):

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING.

In the LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE to-day
Consols which opened firm, advanced to 933, and
were well maintained for some time, but towards
the afternoon they declined to 931 to I, closing at
this price. There was a little more busineis done.
British Railway Shares opened very strong*, and
Ptites imprcitedi elosing steady at the highest
quotations. Canadians were steady and a shtick
firmer.

The market closed at the following prices
THE- FUNDS.

Consols Money ll
Account 9'3'4'
2
Exchequer Bills par 4
Bank Stock . , . , . . •
Three per Cents.
Next Account

-

ItAIL.
Ambergate, Not., & East.IVAXS Junction 6 11-16 13-16
Caledonians92
-i
Chester and Holyhead 521 01,
Eastern'.Counties
East Lancashire b' , . • •
Edinburgh & Glasgow
811
Great Northern . . . . 114 161
~ A.
Great Westerns
q 8
Great Western of Canada • • • 131 14
Grand Trunk of Canada . • • . 6 13-16 15-16
Great Southern & Western . • • 111 13
Lancashire & Yorkshire . • • . 118 k *-1.
Lombardo-Venetian -16 1-16
London & North-Western • • • 1014
London & South-Western . • • 922 31
Leeds Northern
Manchester, Sheff. , & Lincolnshire 474. - 8:1-
Midland Stock-
North British •
South-Eastern & Dover • • • • 841
York, Newcastle, & Berwick • . 104
York & North Midland . • • • 8931 902
The following appeared in our later editions
of yesterday :
Considerable buoyancy prevailed to-day in the Stock
Exchange, owing partly to the Sardinian Cabinet having
pronounced explicitly against any expedition against
either Rome or Venetia.. Consols, however, closed
barely 1.3- per cent. higher than yesterday, the best
prices of the morning not being supported at the close.
In the other markets the rise was more considerable.
All the leading British railway stocks have advanced.
Lancashire and Yorkshire stock was extraordinarily
buoyant, owing to the remarkable progress of the
traffic. The closing prices in this department were the
highest of the day. Commercial demand for money
moderate. The best bills 31 to 4 per cent.—Daily yews
City Article,
The English funds opened with a firm appearance,
and closed at another advance of 4--, the news of the
ministerial statement made on the assembling of the
Sardinian Chambers deprecating the idea of an attack
on Venetia or Rime having contributed to the upward
tendency. The preparations for the payments falling
due on the 4th did not create any great demand in the.
discount market. The corn market was dull, at the
rates of Monday. No gold was taken from the' Bank.
The Bark of Austria at Vienna has just raised its rate
of discotnt from sto 51 per cent. With the exception
of Vienna the rates for money in all of the parts
Con-
tinent amain below those current in England. At
Hamburg the charge is 2 per cent. ; at Paris, Amster-
dam,' and Brussels, it is 3 per cent.; and at Frankfort,
only 11 per cent. The advices from the Continent show
a rather firmer tendency in the quotations of exchanges;
still, any moderate arrivals of gold would be purchased
for exportation, especially to Spain. The upward move-

Wind yestfr.l/*.Y-t,;_,at

AAR]

Oct 3
Bosphorus (ss), 111‘Quiggin,
Bordeaux

Oct 4
Mary,...Prince Edward Island
Julia, Sturizer, ~..,.Bordeaux
Verner, Koppernaan,Haniburi
Edw Herbert, Kite bobija
Santiago, Fowler ...Cdqtiinibo
Alfred Louis • Havre
Merchant Prince Bombay

:VED.
Veritas, Carey lithigoOn
Robert Puisford Calcatta
Constitution New York
Orient New York
City of Washington (ss)
New York
Pontiad, Liddy Quebec
T Felix, Aribui
Agnes, Pont IR Ntaire:
Clifton Belle, Herbert, Bin1'11)4
Woodman Bonny

OFF THE PORT.
Tonawanda, Glenalva, James Russell, and Bedell.
SAILED. .

Oct 2 I Oct .4
Galanthee, Dronillard, Nantes City of Manchester (ss),
I
Cairo (ss), Bates Genoa New York

FOREIGN PORTS.

Euphrates (88), Reed, hence at Leghorn
Accra, Wearey, hence at Paispebiac
Secret, Young, hence at Malaga
Paddhis (Ss), Carroll ; Arno (as), Bain ; and Thessalia (ss),
Flinn, all hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Malta
Kirstine, Brook, hence at Aahruus
Albatross (ss), hence at Helvoet
Nairn, Ness; Jane Henderson, Young; Reciprocity, Regina,
and Evangelist, all hence at Buenos Ayres

Bessie Young, from Calcutta; Roxina, from London; and
Lettice Catherina, from Uruguay, all at Buenos Ayres
Mary Lord, Moore, and Paysano, Leslie, both hence at Monte
Video
Flying Cloud, from Uruguay at Monte Video, and sailed for
England Aug 9
William, from Cardiff at Monte Video
Mercutio, Smipson, froin %London at Rio Janeiro
Itiventai Young; James F Patten, Woodward; Advance,
Child;±Eclipse,Hughes; Siiemetrd, Quickstirom; and Swinige,
liohmuller, all hencc at Rio Janeiro

Sir Allan•M‘Nab, Conference, and Eagle, all from Caret! at
Bahia

--141eg Merrilies, from Buenos Ayres at Bahia, and cleared for
IntAdilliiaczejas Bu3liye,Ln3etleant,
Jean, from
IB.roumenNosewAyforuens
Newfoundland
a
Bahia
Merchant,
Merchant, Pomeroy, hence at Pernambuco
PernambuPcoem, and sailed
Pernambuco,
fornd
sailed for
forDßuaphreia,
from Little Bay at
Dyson, Halliday, from Troon at Pernambuco
Baltimore
Eagle, fl; from London at Pernambuco
Oniiirct, Ga•Mmoni from Halifax at Pernambuco, and sailed
for St Thothas
Trinculo. Diamond; Dante, GlaSsi; ail Mhlnda, Symonds,
all from Newfoundland at Pernambuco • ,
Cornucopia, Core, from Gaspe at Pernambuco, and sailed' ftt
Rio Janeiro
Runnymede, Prowse, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco,
and sailed for Bahia
E Barter, hence and Trieste at Venice
Marie, Romyn, hence at Ostend .
Matilda, hence at Charleston .
Melita (ss), hence at New York
Clara Wilhelmina, hence at Rio Janeiro '
Europa (s), Little, and Sea. King, Barker, both hence at
e; data, frohf Rid Janeiro at Savannah '
.
Bopsetortiliterili
Hartley, HoWes, hence at Si Marko
.., SPOKEN
John WOW hence :Out Clyde fort ANlelloolirn'o,. O'ct• 1,52 N, 7 W
Gezina, hence, Bept 10, .12.1 g, I4Nry_
Yaratilda, London for liong Kong, .Sept 20', 14N, 25' W
Wayfarer, hence for Calcutta, Oct 3, of! Soo St.' if
Inkerman, Quebec for Liverpool, Sept 18, 49N, 2.0 W
•
Ratcliffe,
eß,eslleep,tblo3747N,
dwe4st6,WlSept 12, 45N, 51W
•
Persia (flus), hence for New York, Sept 24, 43N. 61W
CilasieW.(ss), hence for New York, Sept 26, 47N, 30W
Ravenscraig; froni. Caleut,ta, June 28, SS,
993 E
Emma ColliriS, frilm Arracant,July,3; 3, .
92E .
Invincible, Shanghai fdr fidnami, July ls, 293, 45E
Menzies, Akyab for Falmouth, July IV, PS, 41E
Aphrodita, Calcutta for Liverpool, July 29, 353,
Helena
US
War Cloud, Akyab for Liverpool, Aug 18, off St
Catherine, Akyab for Cork, Aug 18, off St Helena
Rebekah, from Cape Comerin, Aug 20, 13S, 9W
Martaban, Bombay for Liverpool, Aug 28
India, Akyab for Bristol, Sept 16, 38N, 39W
OUPPORTS.
aetyFowey •
MEmaregraarldet,,Ttimanstre, hibenlidreg'fohrenHCagrflPini:gTUTeattlaFmow,
Osjanich, from Galatz at Waterford
Conte corvette, from Taganrog at Belfast
Ercole, for New Ross, and Marco Antonio, for Bristgohi,:batt:
sailed from Queenstown
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, October 4.
BLActeoot.; Oct. 4, 4 p.m.: The Haidee, from Liverpool for
Tobermdit, came on shore last night ; one hand lost ; vessel
wrecked, and cargo damaged.'
cdmplete gale last ni
GLAsoow, Oct. 3 : It blew a
several vessels lying off the tail of the bank at Greenock had to
cut away their masts. . . .
Chanel) ger,
STRANRAER, Oct. 4 : 'There are two very large ships, c/eet,
laden, lying. off Pertpatrick, close in, with all their sailA split,
and dragging towards the shore. Wind W.N.W., blowing a
hurricane.
PEaxAmeceo, Sept. l4:' The Spanish polacri Violante was
totally destroyed by fire at Paraiba 27th alto., and her cargo,
grounded on the batik of La
from Bu
EMN Is
300 bales cotton, nearly all lost.
teAyyindEese,
for Uruguay,
rullg:uaTyli,e British barque
Plata Honda during a heavy gale July 31, and has become a
Wreck.

si.porting esltigence.

BEDFORD 'RAC ES.—YEsTERVAI.
STANTON PARK STAKES.

Newcomb
Ladybird
Wingfield
SCURRY HANDICAP.
Ju1iet.........................................................................

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Dan
Jaidet '

tATEBT E'ETTINO.
TATTERSAIIIS:
CESAREWITCH.
10 to 1 agst Golden PiPPin(o) 25 to 1 agst Bevis (t)
121 to 1 agst Delcebella (o) 33 to 1 agst Moorcock (t)
16 to 1 agst Optimist (t? 40 to 1 agst Conscript (o)
16 to 1 agst Newcastle o) 100 to 1 agst Starke (t)
20 to 1 agst Ancient Briton (o) 100 to 1 agst Danae (t)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.
40 to 1 aget Benbow (t)
MANCHESTER.
erkIAREWITCH.
11 to 1 agst Golden Pippin (t) /5 to 1 agst Alderman (t)
14 to 1 agst Killifrrew (t) 25 to 1 agst Ancient Briton (o;
14 to 1 agst Barrabas (t) 33 to 1 agst Bevis (0)
14 to 1 agst Dulcebella (t) 133t0 1 agst Mavourneen (t)
20 to 1 apt Comforter (t) 133t0 1 agst Glendenting (t)
20 to 1 agst Newcastle (t) 35 to I apt Plumper (t)
25 to 1 agst Optimist (t) 40 to 1 agst Lady Trespass (t
25 to 1 agst Conscript (o)