The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-15 00:00:00

The Ptinds, closed at the following 'prices :

Consols Money
Account
Eichequer Bills 4 7 pm
Bank Stbelr
Three per Cents 93'
g 4 •
Next Account
The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday :
The stock markets have been more severly affected by
the undefined but general feeling of uueainess with
regard -to foreign politics. The complications which
may possibly arise from Garibaldi's expedition attracted
amood,, deal of discussion, but the immediate cause -of
the depression to-day was a considerable fall on the Parii
Boarie, where very extravagant rumours have latterly
found ready acceptance. Consols have fallen 1 per cent.,
and experienced a fresh decline of. a after the close of
the Stock Exchaage. The share markets and most other
departments were likewise weaker, and-prices in every
instance closed at the lowest 'point of the day. At the
discount office, ar'the' Bank, business was slack, yet a
good demand was experienced in -the open market; and
the rates for bills of light class were not below 41 to
44 per cent.—Deily 'Eras'
Consols experienced a further decline. After: the
official cloSe there -Virftg.a flirther downward movement of
nearly 1 per cent. Looking at the large recovery in
the Bank bullion, together with the circumstance that
in the! course of three weeks consols will be 'quoted ex
dividend, this fall is the more remarkable. It is to be
attributed, however, almost eacieely to the diorno
shown by French' merchants and capitalists in the pro
fessionsftenk policy of the Emperor, a reduction of 1 per
cent. having been witnessed during the past two days in
the Paris Bourse. The expedition of Garibaldi is their
proximate reason for alarm, but it is, seen that that
movementneed cause no anxiety if France would now
Dave Italy to herself. At the same time, the professions
Put forth that the army of Prussia is not viewed as a
pretext for offence, create suspicion `from the knowledge'
of the manner in which imperial veracity is to be mea-
sured; while the joint operations about to commence in
China are likewise Contemplated as certain to be charac-
terised, by mysterious embarrassments 'at every critical
stage. The, demand for discount, to-day, has been
limited.. ,In the ,Stock Exchange several sales on the
part of the public caused loans to be in demand at 4 per
cent. No gold Was taken to the Bank to-day.—Tinges.
The LONDON MARKET for FOREIGN SECURITIES
generally to-day was depressed, and very little
business has been doing. Turkish 'Bonds were
especially heavy, the Original Six per Cents.
having declined to 751 to 75 ; and the NeW Sixes
have been dealt in at the reduced prices of 59a
60 591 and 594, and Mexican Three per Cents. at
211 and 21i.
The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE MARKET to-day
was inactive, and prices haVe again declined:
London and North-Westerns, Great Westerns,
South-Easterns, and Midlands exhibit an average
fall of-4 per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire are
4 to 1 per cent. lower, and Berwicks / per cent.
East' India are heavy at 1014 and ;1. Grand
Trunk of Canada have receded to 1011 and 101 a.
Shares of the Union Bank are quoted 251 to
Victoria Debentures are at 106 a to I; and India
Five per Cent. Loan,-1061'to 4. '
The market closed atthe following priCes:—
Ambergate, Not., & East. Junction 6?-4
Caledonians
Dutch Rhenish
Eastern Counties
East Lancashii,. • • • •
Edinburgh & Glasgow
Great Northern

531 .41

79 SO
115 E 161
116 117
6SI 9
13 3-16 5-16
• Bk 4

A•.
Great Weaterns

. . .
Great Western of Canada
Grand Trunk of Canada
Great Southern & Western

••••••••• Va. •• • • • •
Lancashire & Yorkshire v-.
London. & North-Western . .
London & South-Western .
Leeds Northern
Manchester, Shoff., & Lincolnshire
Midland Stock

North British
North Staffordshire

South-Easterniiinver :
York, Newcastle. & Berwick
York & North Midland .

. 103!
. IQO,
. 92

The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday :
, The railway market has declined with consols, and
elcsed with a heavy appearance.— Times.
In the LONDON PRODUCE MARKET to-day
there was little doing either in Sugar or Coffee.
TE.is.--:-Not much life in the market, common
congou is 4id, buyers. '
SALTPETRE.—Market firm.; 445. refused for

,
fine. • .
,
.
INDIG9.—No change to notice in the sales to-

The BOROUGH HOP MARKET,—To-day there
continued a steady demand for good and fine
Hops, and prices were well supported. Iri other
kinds very little was doing on former terms.
The LONDON COEN MARKET.—The weather
has been mild and wet to-day. The supplies of
British and foreign grain were moderate; but
there was a good attendance of town and country
dealers,
.and therewas_a_fair trade done in Wheat
at rather more money. Oats were 6d to is
dearer. Flour was held for 6d to is over the.
rates of Friday. Maize, off the.ceast, met a slow.
sale. Barley sold well, but at .6d decline on
heavy sorts. Beans and Peas were very firm.
The METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—The
Beasts and 'Sheep at market to. day sold briskly,
at fully 2d per Sibs. advance. Lambs, Calves,
and Pigs were very firm.
Beef . 3' 6.1 to As 2,1 Veal ......4s Gcl to As 64
51tittnr1 3s 10d to 5s fid Pork ......3s Gd to 4s 10r1
Lamb 8d to Ga 4cl . 8l be,
TOTAL SUPPLY.
3,440 Sheep, foreign.... ...2,000
foreign ...... 240 Calves .. 13:
„ foreign lO
foreign - 4(
Sheer and Lambs ^2,160 „ foreign.

1,900
13.5
.. .
, 400

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the 44olden Glove Establishment, 18, Berry-btrcet, are made
by Liverpool• Needlewomen. ,

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