The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-21 00:00:00

Commtrthat 511t5.

THIS DAY.

This Day (Friday), the 21st instant, at Ore o'clock, at the
Broker's Saleroom, 18, Chapel-street,
About 195 Bales ordinary American COTTON,
ex sundry vessels from New Orleans. Catalogues ready. For
further particulars, apply to
DANIEL C. BI7CIIANAN & CO., Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
This Day (Friday), the 21st inst., at Half-past-One o'clock, at
2,- the Broker's Office, Corn Exchange-buildingb,
. A Quantity of American BRAN,
And a Quantity of Damaged WHEAT.
Apply to H. H. GOLDING, Broker.
•

• prices being rather in favour of buyers; upwards
of 1,700 bales also offered were withdrawn.
Pearl Sago: 800 boxes sold at 16s 6d per cwt.
for large and 17s to 18s 3d for small grains
Gambier: 10 tons heated changed hands at
16s 6d per cwt.
Pepper : 100 bags black went at 4 3-16 d per Ib.
Rapeseed: 2,650 bags Calcutta were disposed
of at •57s 3d to 58s 6d per qr., and 300 bags brown
Bombay at 59s 6d, with 300 bags Guzerat at 645.

LONDON, TIMESDAY EVENING.

In the LONII.6N STOCK EXCHANGt to-day
the. Funds: declined .14- pOr cent., owing party to
an article in the Constitutionnel, which points to
the critical position of the Venetian question, and
is ominous of tn intention on the pa'rt of the
Pattpero'r 'to 'adopt 'slops to't Atstria to
relintquish the Ttalian States. British Rail~va~
Sto-cks -wee likewise weaker. ‘Cafiadits dlosed
firm. Business generaq wits gt~ie~t.
The market 'cloged afthe foltAiihg prices:—

Iran _•kr~bs.

Cctiols . .
&bunt (Dec.) . . .
tithequei Bills
Bank Stock . . . . . :13 5

Three per Cents. .. \ . . 921 i
~,,,,,, • RAILWAYS.
l'lvibe, Not., & East. Junction 84 ;:i.
Caledonians
4 4
Chester and Holyhead . . . . . 53,1-
Eastern Counties
East Lancashire =--- --
Edinburgh & Glasgow . . . , t'B 9
Great Northern • lib 11
~ ~ A. .
Great Westerns , , . , .
Great Western of Canada . .
Grand Trunk of Uanada . . . ‘ 24 4
Great Sontliern & Western . ,
raneasVtre & Yorkshite , . . . 1209 1
150)Ni-do-Venetian
London & North-Western . . . 102 i
London & South-Western , • . 9Ai ..-:-
Leeds Northern
Manchester, Shelf., & Lintolnshire. .54i 54
Midland Strek , - t-
NorthAtitish , ... .-. ..
Sonth-Eastern & poYdr -, .. ..
York, NeV.,te4-stic, '•& \v`l`,l( .
Ytirk `& iNNA•t!: Mialand . . .

10,1 b Following appeared in our later editiow,
of yesterday

There Was a fresh rise Manchester Aha Shef.eld
'stock. A report was cattail that IN and
North-Western and 'Great contem-
plated each givint `4‘ enit4ntee of 'Per cent. per
annum Urn this 'Corripatiy:s stock, in order to cope with
tb:ellfiahee betweeh the Midland sand Linida'&7re
Verkshire The slate, 'Onk•le'rlble 'fall in
Great Northern stock is rketi.idted by the decrease in
the traffic, Which h folleived
..the legal decision , that'
this 'comp thy Vanuot act as coal dealers as well as
cakiets. This traffic was'cenSideredthc •prettlatte
'partlif tie'Compahy!s SyStlii, The report t t-te Com-
mittee. of London, liondhohMts iii the Grand Trunk
Itailwaya Catratiii haw ?en issued. It is very elaborate,
iindisdiviotedtto foUrteen sections. A sv,m of 42,500,000
in.realt, it least, will be required to discharge the existing
debts of the line, and equip it efficiently for its destined
purposes. The necessity of a searching inquiq by an
English commission is insisted on .
The English fluids contintre to AO* iteitt
and the elotfe bf th'e Yetti,'VeiAt 1f ely to'+itness a sound
state of blefiel4 Ettidlßelleral confidence throughout the•!
'deetit. uetnand fOr diScOnnt Was rattier Active,
TAW. lit the Bank and in the open market. h the
Stock Ekchange the rate for leans on GoVerthient secu-
rities is 4 per cent. No bullion operations took place
at the Bank.—Timet City Article.
The stock markets were quiet. The funds experi-
enced a further improvement. of -I per • cent. in the
Morning, but the closing quotations were the same as
yesterday. There was no increase of activity in the
discount market notwithstanding the approach or the
holidays ; the best bills were dittounted iSer dent.
below the Bank rate. At the Bank the amonnt,of busi-
ness was moderate. in the share markets British rail-
way strieks 'continued to. meet with chief attention;
seVerai 'of the kiverpriCed descriptions retain a Strong
tpWard tendency.—Daily Neibs City _Article.
A holder of first prefereme bonds of the Grand Trunk
of Canada Railway has taken steps to ascertain if these
bonds carry a first charge not only on the railway but
the rolling stock, certain judgement creditors having
claimed a right over the latter. The counsel consulted
were Sir 11. Cairns, Mr. Amphlett, Q.C., and Mr.
Westlake, and their opinion is that first preferential
bondholders have the first claim on rolling stock and
plant, as well as to the road and works.
The suspension has been amounted of Mr. John
Eades, timber merchant, of Millwail, with liabilities for
about 245,00.
At Mark-lane, yesterday, the corn market *as firm,
at the extreme rates of Monday. The country markets
yesterday all report prices rather dearer.
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
to-day confirmed very all.
Sugar t The Market *as fiat, ancl6d to is lower,
except for brown kinds, which were steady.
Cale There were no public sales, but the
market was steady.
- Tea : Business was quiet.
Rice : The demand was dull
Saltpetre t The Market was flat.

The L'arbbisT TALLOW MARKET to-day was
quiet, at the following quotations :—Spot and
year, 60s ; April to June, 59s ; October to Dec.)
58s to 67s 6d.

In the BOROUGH Hots MARKET to-day the
demand for all kinds of Hops was much testricted:
In prices) howetet we have no change to notice.
In the INIETItOPot/TAI4 Citat MARKET tO•dtly
the supply of Beasts was reasonably large, and
the demand for all breeds was heavy, at 4d to tia
per 81bs less money. 'Other kinds of stock are in
fair request at full prices. The following are the
quotations
Beef 3s 2d to 4s MI Veal 4s Od to 5s od
Mutton 3s 8d to 5s 18d Pork 4s Od to 5s 2d
Lamb 'Os Od to Os Od ' Ms,
TOTAL SUPPLY.

Beasts - . ....... 806
„ foreign ...... 360 Cati,es ........ .. , ........ 220
Cows • • „ foreigtr:.•••,,,',,,,. 124
ferOgn • ...... .. ......... 300
Sheep /did Litinba

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAy.

GLASGOW IRON.-Market Atilet. No. 1,50 s 0(1
to 50s 6d; WairAhtt, 346 s 73d to 50s 9d; No. 3, 494
3d to 49 9!.

MANCHESTER SHARE. Trunks, 61; Great
Westerns, 741, e ; Leech, 120; ; Lotto:tons, Ib2l,
Sheffields, 65, ; Midlands, tsta, Movers,
3-16.
CATTLEIMAIkEtS.—GLisoowI
ply of Oattre that on Thfirsday last. TOp qttality in
fair request at fall prites, Akidaling and inferior sold
very slowly at a ~A.toll'ion of folly 20s a-head from out
last Inetiations. Number of Sheep smaller than last
week; demand good, and all sold early at it slight ad-
vance. Top Scotch, 68s per cwt. ; Irish, 65s ; middling„
565; Inferior, 458 to dos. Mutton, 6d to 8/d per lb.—
DUBLIN.: Tht supply of Cattle at this day's market was
much less than last week, and the quality good. Prime
Bulls and Heifers sold to our butchers at about last
week's prices, say from 60s to 63s and in some instances
65s per cwt. Middling and inferior quality met a slow
sale at about 108 a head lower than last week; for such
quality prices ranged from 42s to 568 per cwt. sinking
offal. The supply of Sheep was also much less than
last week) but no alteration took place in prices. Good
Weddets sold at lid, and Ewes and inferior Wedders at
bid to 7id per lb. sinking offal.
BELFAST PORK.—There were 974 Pigs at mallet
to-day, and prices *ere frOm 54s to 61s per OM..
CORN MARKETS.—MAN-ennsxtiti Good atten-
dance. The best samples of Anglish Wheat brought
an advance of 2s per qr., and in secondary sorts there
was no change. American and French sold steadily at
an advance of 2d to 3d per 70 lbs. on red, and 4d on
white. French Flour was in good request, at an ad-
vance of is per sack, and American wss td per barrel
dearer. The best market of English sold slowly at Is
per sack more money ; but other kinds were neglected.
Oats and Oatmeal brought higher .rates. Beans and
Indian Corn were each Is per qr. detrer.—BIRMING-
Ham At this day's market there was s short stpply of
Wheat from the farmers, and all ,qualties sold at an
advance of is to 2s per qr. Fine Barley rather dearer ;
other qualities neglected. Oats rather cheaper. Beans
firm. Peas unaltered.—Conx: Whit Wheat, 28s to
34s 6d; Red, 248 to 30s ; Barley, I€e to 21s ; Oats,
12s 6d to 16s.

ripping nttitigact.