The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-20 00:00:00

®ll salt.

ON SALE,
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NIXON'S DUFFRYN
SOUTH WALES STEAM COAL.
SHIPPED AT CARDIFF FOR LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD.
These COALS are worked from the deep Duffryn Colliery,
and exclusively from the celebrated Seam known as the
"Upper Four Feet." .
One uniform and unmixed quality is thus secured:
They are on the English and French Odi-ernnient Lists, and
are supplied to the Penizignlar 'and Oriental, Royal Mail,
Cunard, Pacific, Lii'erpool, New York, and Philadelphia,
Gal*ay, and other Steam. Companies.—Apply to
TOWXLEY & MARTIN, 3, India-buildings.

COMMERC IA L.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY EVENING.

Zia gattcat `.llarket.

The Liverpool Cotton Market to-day was very
quiet, without any quotable change in prices,
The sales—including 30 Pernambuco at 81d, 20
Bahia at Sid, 10 Maranha.m at 9d, 300 Egyptian
at 81d to 111 d, and 300 Surat at 41d to od—
amounted to 5,000 bales, of which 300 were for,
export.

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In the Liverpool Share Market to-dat prices
were somewhat improved, although net 86 "Mich
businesd was done. The tratisitaidrlS lietore three
O'clock inchitdcd--iliritenhead, 821, 3, 21; Lulea.
shire And Yorkshire, 1151, . at, 15 ; London and
N'orth-Western, 993, 1, ; London :and 1311th-
Western, 93; ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln,
471, 3,1, 8, 71 ;. North-Eaitern Beiwick, 102 ;
South-Eastern, 24 3-16, 1, 5-16, 1 ; Grand Trunk
of Canada, 6, 5 15-16; Great Luxembourg con,)
6 746; Preston and Wyre No. 1, 431:

The Share Market el4ed t&-* eL the following
prices

Sales after 1
itailways. Closing Prices. o'clock.
Birkenhead & Cheshire Jn. ..2 891 83
Caledonian ' • • 921 93
Eastern Counties 6
Great Northern lll 113
Great Westerns
Lancashire & Yorkshire 1154 115 154 4A-
London &North Western 99;i 091
Manchester, She) & Lin 47t 47 d 171.
Midland Stork • 131
~ -- 1311 --
Ditto neW shares -
' North British. 621 623
North Staffordshire
North Eastern—Berwick lOl- 102 --
Do. York and N. Midland 88 B£4
Do. Leeds Northern
South Eastern 254 25 3-16 254 3-16
Oxford, W. & Wolverhptn 451 -- 451
Dutch Rhenish .
Great Luxembourg 63
Grand Trunk of Canada:. 6 6 1-16 --
Gt. W. of Canada ll 7-16 11 9-16
Ditto new shares ..
• • .14
Buffalo and Lake Huron 4 lo- 16— 5 1-16
Great Ship
Thames & Mersey M. Co 11.16 1p --
ACCOUNT OR TICKFT DAYS FOR NOVEMBER, 1860.
London 14th & 29th Liverpool.... 14th & 20th
PAY Days—Liverpool, 16th Nor. and Ist Dec.
DAYS .FOR BUYING-IN FOR TAB ACCOUNT, the 14th Nov.

Scrip....l9th Nov. I Transfer..26th Nov.
LAST DAY I'oll., 2qTH NOV. ACCOUNT.. , 28th Nov.

tte Catania Vro-httre Tarktt.
The Liverpool Colonial Produce Market to-
day remained
_quiet:
Sugar : The market remained very quiet, the
home-trade demand being. entirely suspended.
The business wasrestricted to 1,000 bags Siam,
for export, at 43s to 44s 6d per cwt.
Rice : There are no sales to report in East
India, but 70 tierces Carolina changed hands at
25s 3d to 26s 6d per cwt.
Linseed: The business comprised 2,600 bags
Bombay, for distant arrival, at 63s 6d per quarter
from the quay.

Zt.t Ctftit
In the Liverpool Cattle Market, to-day, the
supply of Cattle was much larger, there being
3,329 head offered. There were 6,218 Sheep at
market, being about the same as last week.
The demand for Beef was slow, at much lower
prices; but Mutton had a good sale, at full rates.
Prices : Beef, 4id to 64d; Mutton, 61d 6.8 d per lb.

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING.
In the LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE to-day
the news of a rise of 4 per cent. in the French
Funds occasioned a somewhat more favourable

vtipiession with regard to the immediate course
of French finance ; accordingly, an improvement
of -} per cent. occurred in Consols, notwithstand-
ing a dulness of bnginess. Other .departments
were likewise very inactive, but firmness generally
prevailed.
The market closed at the following prices :7--
TILE FUNDS:

Consols Money . . ... • -; . .9Bk
, Account (Dec.) . . . 931
Exchequer Bills • 5 2 dis
Bank Stock 233 5
Three per Cents 914 -1-
, RAILWAYS.
Ambergate,.Not., & East. J unction 81 7-
Caledonians
Chester
aiid 1.101; he
94 =,-1
52;1 3
Eastern Counties
East Lancashire
' ..ad • • :
Edinburgh & Glasgow . : . . • 8.1
', :: ',
Grek Northnit. . .. . .. .. .. 11...; 1
~ -,-
•' " A. .
Great Westerns
_72 I,
~ ..
Great Westernof• Canada. . . • . 11 7-16 9-16
Grand Trunk Of,Caiiiida '. '. . . 2.1 1,
Great SOnthern & Western . .
Lailaailiiie.&Torkiliire .. '. . . 1.151 1
Lombardo;Venetkin
London k North-Western . .
London & SOuth-Western . .
._ _ '
tOeds Northern . . . ~ , . . . 58 :, ', 1

Manchester, Shetf., & Lincolnshire .47 g
Midland Stock- . . . ~ •. . . 131.4 • 4
North British • • • 62
South-Eastern &Dever .. . Bil •
York, NeVicastle, & Berwick . . 2
Fork & Noah Midland . . . . • •88
The following appeared in our later editions
of yesterday :
• The stock markets remain quiet, but there was au
entire absence of animation ;' the funds scarcely Varied
to the extent of a fraction, but on the whole was hardly
as,firm as yesterday. British railway stocks, in a few
instances, experienced little improvement., In the dis-
count market less stringency was Obierialile,.and niore
disposition was shown to do business. At the Bank of
England the applications were nearly of an average
character. The French advices announce that the
question of a fresh rise in the rate of discount of the
Bank of France has been adjourned by the council of
that establishment until Monday.—Daily News City
Article.

The suspension ,of gold withdrawals•from the Bank
continues, and it is not known when or to what extent
they are likely to be renewed. The Emperor Napoleon,
it is alleged, opposes any further advance in the rate of
discount by the Bank of France. In the event of this
course being Persisted in, it is to be presumed that
every effort will be made to keep tip the artificial drain
from London: The English funds opened steadily, at
the improved ptiees of yesterday; and remained without
alteration throughout the day, althodgh there was an
Occasional tendency to an increase of firmness. In the
discount market there has been less pressure, and at the
Bank the applications did not exceed the ordinary
Saturday amount. The railway markets has been firm,
several of the leading stocks closing at an advance. The
final prices, however, were not quite so high as at one
period of the day.—Times City Article. •
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
to-day was inactive.
Sugar: Business was quiet.
Coffee t. The Motet was steady. •
Tea : The demand was dull, but with no change
•
in price.

Rice : A cargo of Madras was sold on Saturday
at 12s, not guaranteed.
Saltpetre : The market was quiet, .with more
sellers than buyers.
The LdNi3oS CoLomm: WOOL SALES to-day
were well attended by home buyers. Australian.
parcels changed hands readily at fully the open-
ing advance in quotations. Fine Cape qualities
fairly maintained previous rates, but inferior
samples were dull and drooping in value. Trans-
actions for export were very moderate.
,The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
firm, at the following quotations :—Spot, his; all
the year, 600 94; December alone, 61s; Jammu
to March, s2s.; April to June, 595; October to
December, 58s 6d to 595.
At • the .LoND9N CORN MARKET to-day
the supplies were, good. Market lower for all
articles as follows mi the week—Wheat, is to 2s;
Flour, is ; Maize, 2s; Barley, 2s ;* Beans, is ;
Peas, 2s ; Oats, is to 2s. Many retail country
buyers looking about.
The BOROUGH
.HOP MARKET:.—Owing to the
postponement of the payment of duty on Hops
our markethas become steady, and prices
generally are well supported.
At the METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET to-day
Prime Beasts, Sheep, and Calves were in mode.
rate request at full prices. Inferior breeds, as
well as Pigs, were very dull, and rather drooping:
The following are the quotations :—.
Beef .......... 6d to-4s 10d Veal 3s 8d to -4s 6d
Mutton ......3s 4d to Is 4d Pork 4s Od to 5s Od
Lamb ......Os 94 to Os Od arcs.

Beasts

foreign
Sheep and Lambs.

TOTAL SUPPLY.
8,490 Sheep, fdreign.
.. 1,430 Calves
• „ foreign
Pigs
.21,200 „ foreign ,

5,400

.. 203
.. 510

PROVINCIAL, .4t-c:, MARKETS, YIESTERDAY

MANCHESTER SHARE.—Midlands, 1311, a ;
Dovers, 251; Sheffields, 47t, i; Great Westerns, 728 ;
Canadas 'll2 7-16. ; •
_ _

GLASGOW IRON.--Markets uiet: No. 1,51 s Od
to 51s o.d ; Warrants, 52s 3d to 52s 64; No. 3,50 s Gd
to 51s.

CORN MARRETS.,t—CoRx : White Wheat, 26s 6d
to 33s 9d; red, 20s to 21s; Barley, 16s to 20s; Oats,
11s to 15s 6d.

' BELFAST PORK.—The number of Pigs offered
for Sale.in market was 1,504, the prices ranging from
66s to 62s 9d.

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Wind yesterday, N. ; :at Holyhead, N.W.., fresh.

ARR:

Nov. 18
America, Salter New York
Maggie, Branscomb ...Shediac
Alexandrine, Newman,

NE D

Nov. 19.

Nina (ssl, Aran° ...Santander
Caroline, Voss Danzie
Summerlee Clyde
Asia (s), Lott New York

' Alexandria
Wm Penn, Meade ...Baltimore

OFF THE PORT.
Tyirity Mesr (ss), Stirlingshire, Btaganza, Rajahgopaul, and
Piyutouth (ss).
SAILED.

Not. Pl. --------
"Nov. It.
Casilda) Stafford .:.Baltimore T E Lenian, Thomas, Calcutta
Energy, Doane Boston R 11Plienzie • Qalcutta

—•- •
WitEiGizt fdn't§.
Courier' hence at Maracaibo
uovo Colombo, hence at Genoa
Persia (rms), hence at New York
Anglo-Seicon (rmss), hence at Quebec
Constance, from Auckland at San Francisco
C H Lord, and Empress, both hence at New Orleans
Cumberland,' Enoch Talbot, Wm Woodbury, and S E Patti-
grew, all hence at Mobile
Mindoro hence at Mississippi
Annopolis, hence at Baltimore
Europa (s), and Lion, both hence at Boston
Nlarara, hence at CleVeland. •
~
Allan Ker, from Carnarvon at Savannah
N ales Victories, and Cambria,. both hence at Haydn.;
SISdItEN:
C'hatiltepee, hence for. New Orleans, Oct 31, 45N, 16W
Australia, bound south-east, Sept 5, 278; 30W
Prince Albert, Monte Video for Cadiz, Sept 10, 245, 28W
Alice Walton, hence for Melbourne; Oct 19, 2N, 24W
' Chili, Valparaiso for Liverpool, Oct 21, SN, 26W
• • Epaminondas, Nov 6,39 N, 21W
OUTPORTS.
India, Willis, from Quebec at Kingroad
Antonio, from Fehmern, and Tanjore, from Cronstadt, both
at Leith
Tobago Deal, Nov. 19.---Arrived and passed ! Asia, Hong Kong ;
Neriade, Linden to Sierra Leone ; Q, ueen of Shehn, London to
HaV,OlOek; Ltlnderi to Bondbay Waterlod, Sydney to
Ledi.den; Southern CroSs, Whanipoa to LendOn ; Potentate,
London to Demerara; Lady Sandys, Demerara ; Waterlily,
Pondicherry to London • Thos Wood, Sunderland to Calcutta ;
Catherine,. WeSt Indies. 'to London ; HOISpUr, London to Syd-
ney; Balaklava, Sunderland to Madras
Gravesend, Nov. 19.---Arrived: Damascus (se), from
Odessa; Bridgetown, Barbadoes; Robin Hood, Foochoo ;
Sussex, Port Philip. Sailed : Jane Parker, for Savannah; Par-
liament, Mobile
Falmouth, Nov. 19.--Arrived : Tres Marias,:from Gibura ;
Vetrouwen, Galatz ; Gravosa, Marianople ; Peace, Taganrog ;
Ariadna, Messina
QUeenStcliVri, Nov. 10.---ArriVed Amaion, frond Lica
AltOn; Callao;, Mary Elizabeth. Harbour Grace ; Apollo, St
JOl ' Zoe, Salina; lgliiongedgei; Mdrge.riSaa ; Deo
Adel; Galati; Henrich, Constantinople; Dominie, and Colhis,
Quebec for Cork; Arabia (s), Liverpool for Boston, and pro-
ceeded. Sailed : Max, for Gloucester ; Charente, Drogheda ;
Amazon, Bristol; Oleffkyri, Galway ; Queen's Own, Liver-
pool; Dauntless, Alloa ; Sarah Wascoe, Dublin; Wellington,
London ; Laity, Galway; Abizado, Stockton-on-Tees. Wind,
W.N.W., fine.
Dublin Nov. 9.---Arrived: Nero, from Taganrog ; Eliza-
beth, Salina; Mosquito, Cuba; Othello, and Monastery,
Malaga; Johanna Margaret, Peteisburg ; Vivid, Trieste.
Sallee Estramadura, for Glasgow; Branch, Hamburg..
Wind, W.NIW:
Belfast, Nov. 19.---Arrived Grafahu Basedow, from bin-
zic ; Amalie. Constantinople; 'Chieftain, Miramichi. Sailed:
Bernigo, and Madame Therese, for Ardrossen; Eden, and
from dirgenti Mar.:
Ellen Gilmore, Maryport ; Moyoca, and Schotten,
Liverpool. Wind, W. .
i!! -Wandsworth,
Greenock, Nov.' 19.---Arrived Boris,
mion, Sulina : Bee, Malaga. Sailed : Halyards, for Trinidad ;
Grave Lourmet, Havre • Arran, New Orleans
Pensacola; Fleetwood, 'Mauritius •
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
• LIVERPOOL, November 19.
The Gipsy Queen and Anna Dixon, both from Glasgow, when
coming up the titer het evening, got in collision off the Maga-
goes, and were towed clear by the stearotrig Great Conquest ;
both received trifling dariide•
The George Arkie, from Newcastle for Bombay, is on shore
on Yarmouth beach, having lost bowsprit, anchors and chains,
a French brig having got athwart her hawse.
The Sligo (sa), hence for Sligo, at Belfast with boilers out of
order.
the west of St. Joint's Point, *fter
Belfast, Nov. 19: The Manchester has been towed from
Greenock by the steamtug Defiance. The Margaret Whitmore
has been towed up from
being ashore.
Lloyd's, Nov. 19 : The Bassora, Webb, room Liverpool for
Gibraltar, foundered in the Bay of Biscay. The Levalina; from
New Orleans, put into New York in distress. The Gezina,
Rube, from Santander for Liverpool, foundered in the Bay of
Biscay.
Ibrail, Nov. 13.: The Le
nal o .
Queenstown, Nov. 13 : The Michele, of Malta, with wheat,
was yesterday passed a derelict. by the Arab, arrived here.
16th : The Ocean. Star, of Boston, from New Orleans for Liver-
pool, ran ashore about twelve miles from Florida . Light on
Oct. 24.
The Sardinia, Crocker, hence at Bermuda for Savannah,
after striking on the ro:ks off the island, and ektricaten from
heir position by !boats, to which Z 1 it salvage was awarded ;
would prooeea Oct. 25.