The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-11 00:00:00

a temporary effect on the money market. It is the
result of a contract entered into by certain bullion
brokers on this side for the supply of the amount to the
Societe de Ascompte at Paris, by whom it is required
through their being about to establish branches in India
and China. Hence, as the affair is simply a matter of,
purchase, and not the consequence of any turn in the
trade between England and France, which has left a
balance to be settled in specie, the full amount will have
to be repaid to London either in bills of exchange,
silver, or merchandise. As England is the great bank-
ing-house of the world, and a large proportion of the
American and Australian payments to France are made
through London, we are usually remitters of specie to
that country, and the sole effect of the present operation
will be that the £600,000 now sent will reduce to that
extent the amount that iu the ordinary course of busi-
ness we should have to send thither during the next few
months, The proportion taken from the Bank was
£1361000, and the whole of the £140,000 Australian
gold just arrived by the Norfolk has been bought for the
same purpose. In the discount market there has been
a rather active demand. At the Bank the applications
were numerous. The payments of the dividends will
' commence on Saturday the 13th instant. In the foreign
exchanges the rates were about the same as last post.
The railway market has been heavy, in sympathy with
consols. No material fall, however, has taken place,
only a few of the leading stocks being quoted/ to N per
cent, lower.—Times City Article.
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET to-
day was steady,
Sugar : The market was quiet.
Coffee : There were no public sales; the market
was steady.
Tea : Business was quiet.
Rice : The market was steady.
Indigo : There was no material change from
yesterday's currency ; 585 chests were sold, but
the low kinds went rather cheaper.
Jute : The sales went at steady prices.

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Pepper : 1,200 bags Sumatra were taken in;
300 bags Singapore sold at 41d ; 400 bags Penang
were taken in at 30; and 860 bags Aleppo sold
at 4d.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
firm, at the following quotations :—On the spot,
56s to 56s 6d ; 56s 6d paid for all the year.
Nothing doing for spring.
The tiottovax HOP MARKET.—Fine Hops are
very scarce; and held for more money. Inferior
qualities command very little attention. Duty is
3alled £35,000.

At the LONDON CORN MARKET to-day supplies
were. good. Wheat, Flour, and every article
firm, and tendency upwards.
CORN AVERAGES.—The average price and
quantity of Corn sold in England and Wales,
imperial measure, for the week ending Saturday
last, were—Wheat, 71,701 qrs., 58s 3d; Barley,
15,608 qrs., 39s 8d; Oats, 5,831 qrs., 25s ld; Rye,
446 qrs., 39s ld; Beans, 932 qrs., 48s 11d; Peas,
565 qrs., 39s 10d.

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY.

MANCHESTER SHARE.—Sheffields, 471, 1, ;
Leeds, 1181, 1, ; Londons, loot ; Midlands,
130 ; Great Westerns, 741 1.
GLASGOW IRON.—Market firm. No. 1,50 s 6d
to 51s Od •, Warrants, 52s Oi to 52s 3d; No. 3,
50s Od to 50s 6 d.
CORN MARKETS.—GLASGONV : To-day's market
ruled quiet, and Wheat trade less animated than on
Friday ; a portion of the advance obtained that day has
since been lost, but prices are still 6d to is dearer than
on this day week. Flour in limited request, at fully
former prices. Barley scarce, and 6d per 320 lbs
dearer. Beans and Peas free of sale, at an improvement
of 6d per 280 lbs. Old Oats the turn against buyers,
and new agdinst sellers. New Oatmeal receded 6d ;
old quite neglected. Mixed Indian Corn 21s 6d to 21s
9d per 280 lbs.—Conx. : White Wheat, 27s to 32s 6d ;
Red Wheat, 26s to 31s ; Barley, 14s to 17s; Oats,
Ils 10d to 14s 6d.
CATTLE MARKET.--SALFORD: There was a rather
large supply at market, but generally of inferior quality.
Good Sheep were scarce. The stock at market con-
sisted of 1,914 Beasts, 5,410 Sheep, and 68 Calves.
Prices : Best Beef, 6,1 d to 7d ; middling, 5d to 6d ;
inferior, 3d to 4d. Best Wedders, 8d to 81d; middling,
7d to 71d ; Ewes, 5d to 61d. Best Calves, 8d to Bd'•
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inferior, 6d to 7d.

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Wind yesterday, S.W.; at Holyhead, N.W., tine.