The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-12 00:00:00

Consols Money

„ Account (Elec.) . , . . 93;.,t
Exchequer Bills
3 dis par
Bank Stock
Three per Cents 9l -I.

RAILWAYS.
Ambergate, sot., & East. Junction 81 1
Caledonians
Chester and Holyhead. . . .
Eastern Counties
East Lancashire
Edinburgh & Glasgow . . . • 81 2
Great Northern
„ A.
Great Westerns
Great Western of Canada . .
Grand Trunk of Canada . . .
Great Southern & Western . .
Lancashire & Yorkshire .. .
Lombardo-Venetian
London & North-Western . .
London & South-Western .
Leeds Northern • ~
Manchester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire 401
Midland Stock
North British
South-Eastern & Dover . • .
York, Newcastle, & Berwick . . 102
York & North Midland . . . . 88
The following appeared in our later editions
of Saturday :
The funds to-day were steady at the late advance.
Business to-day was quiet, and the tone of the market
at the close did not appear to be very strong. British
Railway stocks were steady ; Lombardo-Venetian have
advanced ; American experienced a partial recovery ;
Canadian, however, sustained a fresh fall late in the
afternoon ; and Brazilian also closed heavily. In the
discount market to-day only the best short paper would
be negotiated below -41 per cent., and the demand was
brisk. At the Bank of England, however, business
was rathir quiet.—Daily News City Article.
The firmness of yesterday has been well maintained
both on the Stock Exchange and the Paris Bourse. At
the Bank of England the demand for discount was on
an average scale. In the Stock Exchange the rate for
loans on Government securitjes is 21 per cent. No gold
was taken from the Bank. In foreign exchanges this
afternoon the rates on Amsterdam and Hamburg were
slightly higher. Paris was about the same as last post.
The quotations for Vienna and Trieste are more un-
favourable to the currency of Austria. The railway
market has been very inactive, but generally steady.
Grand Trunk of Canada stock and Great Weston. shares
were likewise firmer in the morning, but afterwards
relapsed. The traffic returns of the United Kingdom
for the week ending Nov. 3 show an increase of £42,880
over the corresponding week of last year. The produce
markets during the week continued firm at the recent
improvement; and the advance in the Bank rate of
discount has not influenced business unfavourably. The
corn market was firm this morning at the rates of
Monday.—Times City Article.
Last night's Bank of England return shows that the
decline in the coin and bullion continues, but the drain
has not increased in severity.
In the LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
to-day steadiness was the ruling feature.
Sugar: The market was very firm, and 6d
dearer for the week.
Coffee :.The market was steady.
Tea: Business was quiet, pending the large
sales advertised for next week.
Rice : The market was very strong.
Saltpetre : There was a very steady market.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
steady at the following quotations :—Sellers, for
the year, 60s 6d ; January to March, 61s to 61s
3d ; April to June, 58s 6d ; and sellers, last three
tnonths, 58s.

The BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—There is only
a limited business doing in all kinds of Hops
compared with yesterday ; however, no change
has taken place in the quotations.