The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-28 00:00:00

TO-MORROW.

To-morrow (Tuesday), theigth inst., at Twelve eclocki at the
Brokers' brace, 14i Exchange-buildings, •
AO.Bags American Red CLO VER. •'El.:1) (all faults),
now land,ing. Apply to J. 11. RATTER & CO., Brokers.

To-morrow (Tuesday), the 29th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Ottle
3,G39 Bales . 3 UTE,
new landing. ex Rajmahal, Prince's Dnck. Apply to Messrs.
Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants; cr to •
" . 'T.& H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers.

To-morrow (Tuesday), the 29th instant,. at HalPpast One
o'clock, at the tommercial Saleroom, Temple-court,
1,009 Boxes American CHEESE,
4.09 Firkins „ BUTTER,
10d. fiblcs „ BACON,
now landing. Applrto
. JOHN MARQUIS & CO., Brokers.

IVZpNESDAY.

'On Wednesday next, the 60th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at. the Boston. h Sew York. Philadelphia
Brokers' Mace 16, Exchange-buildings, .
.. s. d, S. rt. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
. '5O IIhds..,TALLOW (Elaine!,
12 G... 0 0 0 0...' 4 0 8 0 9 0
per Westmoreland. Apply to Messrs. Baring Brothers and Pig Iron,
Cisi., merchants; or to .1. 11. ItAYNER & CO., Brokers. ...
Chemicals and l'
On IfetinesiditY next, the 39th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Fine 1r0n...:.
1 0 0...15 0 5 0... 6 0 10 0...12 6 •
the Public Saleroom, Salt
303 Bags NM :VOMICA, Dry Goods lO 0,..15 0 10 0...15 0 0 0...20 0
per Khimjeo Oodowjec, trom'Bombay. Apply to 3lcssrs. T. Hardware l2 6_ 0 0 0 0...12 6 20 0.'.. 0 0
.Jasmund and Co., 11Ierchants ;or to Earthenware 5 0... 0 0 0 0_ 4 0 8 IL_ 0 0
D. C. BUCHANAN & CP•i" Brokers: * Passengers £3 15s Otl L 3 sstoL3 7s6d C 3 10, tnL3 15s
.•
To SHIPPERS, Brio r and SHOE MANUFACTURERS, . Orris. Gross. , Gross.
OUTFITTERS, arid Others. ' • Baltimore. Charleston. ' Now Oilcans.
On Wednesday next, the loth instant,. commencing punctually - •
at Twelve o'clock, at'she Broker's Wareh4use, No. 24, King- s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. ,s, rt. a. cl.
stre Live et, rpool, Pig Iron, Bars,
' . ' 15.000 PAIRS of BOOTS and SHOES, , Rail , i 5,..,
.... 1 0 0...15 0 0 o_l2 6 , 0. 0... 8 to'
Consisting of Wellingtons, Short Boots, Side-spring (patent and Chemicals' and 1 0 0...17 6 0 0-15 6 0 0... 8 0
calf goloshed) Balmotals,4 •First-ohiss Watertights, Shipping • Fine Iron --.
Oxfords, Sailors'Prtmps, Grain Low Shoes, Youths and Boys' Salt . nominal; nominal. nominal.
Dry Goods
Bluchers and Vali I3oots, and Dec s: Wellingtons. - 20 0,., 0 0 0 Q... 20 0 12 6... 0 0
The abOve will be on vicsv two days prior to the sale, when(' Earthenware
llardwaic - 0 0 0 0...20 0 0 0.....111 li
catalogues may be had. HENRY LAFONY., Brokers 0 o_lo 0 0 0... 6 6 s n... 4 o
-;,-- Passengers-- ,t 8 0, C 5 Os. '` L 5 5s to £5 lOs
TO. SHIP OWNERS, SHIP 'CHANDLERS, SAIL-MAKEILS, . -, A
VTI 11 rT-TRILS:'
I Nominal. Nominal. Gross. '•

TO. SHIP OWNERS, SHIP 'CHANDLERS, SAIL-MAKEHS,
AND °MEM.'

Pecemptorily, and without reserve, on account of whom it
may concern.

'On Wednesday next, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Saleroom, Exchange, LiVorpool,

Vie Mod satts.

The Complete STOCK of a SHIP CHANDLER andSAIL
.• • MAKER; ' •
consisting of Canvas, Sails, Ropes, Hawsers, Pitch, Tar, Paint,
13arrels, Casks, and other articles too numerous to mention,
Partially injured by fire. The whole of the articles will be on
-view on and after Monday next, the 23th instant, at No. 31,
Mason-street, Wapping. For catalogues, conditions of sale,
and further particulars, apply to
CUNARD, WILSON, & CO.,
Wreck and Salvage Brokers, Liverpool.

Messrs. R. W. Ronald & Son,'in their monthly
Wool Circular, dated the 25th instant, say t
The business transactions this month in Wool by
private contract have been on a inoderate scale
only, owing no doubt to the announcement on the
Ist instant of our impending Public Sales here,
on which occasion the trade would have ample
opportunity of supplying their wants. The Sales
referred to opened on the 15th instant, and were
brought .to a close this (Friday) evening, the
total quantity offered amounted to 29,068 bales,
and attracted, as usual, a large number of both
home and foreign buyers.
Messrs. Johu L. ROWCS & Brother's Wool Cir-
cular, dated the 25th inst., has the following :
At the Public Sales of Wool, which commenced
here on the 15th instant and concluded to-day,
28,634 bales have been offered and about /2,000
bales sold. There has been a numerous attendance
of buyers, and steady but not :Wive competition,
the tone however improved as the sales progressed.
The chief purchases have been made, as usual, for
home consumption, but for France a fair amount
has been taken. Orders for the United States are
cancelled. Compared with the average or )9ep-
tealber sales, prices of East India present a
decline of Id to id per lb.; this reduction is most
noticeable in super Carding white and in common
yellow, of the latter the proportion has been
excessive and a greater reduction obtained'. For
white blanket Wool the demand has equalled the
supply, and towards the close the decline on this
class was nearly regained. Persian Fa, was
scarce, and sold briskly at unpreeedentedly high
rates. For other Wools prices in many cases
ruled in favour of buyers, but the reduction is,
most apparent in faulty parcels. Of well-con-
ditioned Wools stocks are limited, and arrivals
go into consumption as landed, at almost former
value.

zee Zitulatr ittadtt.
From Messrs. Duncan, Ewing, Co.'s Timber
Circular, dated the 2.5 th inst., we take the following
respecting the trade in Timber for the year ending
the Ist Feb, 1861, being considered the close of
the season of general importation :--The 'course
of the Timber trade for the last two years, as
regards the leading articles of supply. from the
North American Colonies appears to have been
very similar in charatter, commencing each season
of general importation with certainly not exces-
sive stocks, and a moderate. range of prices, and
as the respective years advanced, a slight upward
tendency became manifest in the latter op to the
close, a state of the market which tonld scarcely
fail to work profitably for the dealer holding
in.Ock. Timber importers generally, on the other
hand, would appear to have been less fortunate in
their operations, for as a rule when cargoes were
realised ex' ship, the proceeds, in most cases, fell
considerably short of first cost and freight, the
exception being in favour of a portion of the late
fall arrivals from Quebec, which, by an ancit-
pected turn in the market, proved to be.paying
speculations to a fortunate few, bat to the majority
of importers the transactions of the past two
years have not been remunerative. With regard
to the prospects for the coming supplies, what the
effect may be, as far as Canada is concerned, in
consequence of the existing political disturbances
in the United States, remains to be seen. The
latter have been extensive, and, year by year,
increasing customers for Timber supplies through
the Upper Provinces, and should any interruption
occur in furnishing these supplies in the coming
season, a proportionately larger available quantity
will bo left, to be placed iri other quarters,
Which may have a tendency to make holders on
the other side less expecting in their views as to
pricesthan they otherwise would have been. The
consumption of Titnber and Deals during the past
month has been greatly interfered with, in conse-
tit-wilco of the state of the weather, the traffic on
the canals having been completely stopped, and
the different railway stations blocked up with
goods waiting transit into the interior. • The
frost, therefore, may be said to have reduced the
consumption about one-twelfth, thereby adding so
much to the stock.

Messrs. Farnworth & Jardine, in their Timber
Circular, dated the 25th instant, have the follow-
ing,remarks :—The year closes with moderate
stooks of all kinds of Wood, high prices, dear
money, and a gloomy
,state of political• affairs;`
notwithstanding, the general trade of the country
is healthy, and—if matters are amicably settled
in the United States—there is every prospect of a
fair trade f u the coming year. The trade have
this year removed their establishments from the
south to the north end of the town,• and appear
perfectly satisfied with the change and accom-
modation—so far as it goes. In the coming
season there will be increased facilities, especially
for the water carriers, but the experience of the
past year proves that though there will be suffi-
cient storage ground when all the land is prepared,
yet there will be a great deficiency of dock and
quay space, and another large dock is required to
enable the trade to conduct their business in this
locality. In the months of July and August last
not only were the Canada and Huskisson Docks
overcrowiltd, but a large number of cargoes,
destined for the north end, were compelled to go
south.

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING.

In the LoNpoN STOCK EXCHANGE to-day
owing to the continued tightneSs of the money
market, combined with the anticipation of the
Indian Lotan, the Funds were flat at yesterday's
reduction. In the other departments dulness pre-

vailed. British Railway Stocks were in several
instances rather lower.
The market closed as follows :--

THE FUNDS.

Consols Money . . . • . ,Rll
kO-&4nt (Dee.) ,'ExcheqUer Baia . is 4 dis
Bank Stock . . .tt . 231
Three per Ccnts • 011
tun, WAYS.
Anityetgate, Not., & East. Junction 8
Caledonians -
Chester Mid itolylield 904
Easterit Counties,
Great Luxembourgs • 6l
East Lancashire
New York, and Erie._ .- . • ---281.-7--9b
Edinburgh & Gltksgow . . . 85 6
Great Northern
„ A.
Great WesternS 711
Great Western of-Canada 104 ti Grand Trunk of Canada 22
Great Southern & Western . . 111 13
Illinois Central R
.
Lancashire & Yo shire ..
.
Lombardo-Venetian . .
London & NOttlArestern . .
London & South-Western, . 4
Leeds Northern 642
Marichaster, Shoff., & LiutolWskitre' » 2
MidlatiA Stoc'k . ,
North British .
Lake 1hkr044.. . • .
South-Eastern & Dover .
York, Newcastlei & Beiwiek : 1031,,
York & North Midland . . . .
The.. following oppettied 'e'a'r lam. cations
. .
of SitturdOv

Although the ilth" Of money in the' stock;
exchange wfr no less than. 61; to 7-per cent. on
Gotettftent securities, and the effect, extended
,ate the discount Market,' the decline in the funds:,
was limited to * per cent. The market dosed!
with flatness: ....The discount marl t was rather
tight, and little business was done below the
Bank minimum.—.Daity News' city Article.
The English funds - have been 'depressed, Mkt
had a rather unsettled appearance at tan 'close.
The causes of the depression Misish,d In a sudden
increase in the .agoitiO .for thaney its .thetock
Exthabge The calling in of loans,' per
cent heiag at one period Offered for short
advantes, the expectation that the neW Tndi .n
loan of £3,000,000 will 'Azle introdtiteit tin Mon-
day, and an augmented feeling oftrott regarding
the poSition of Austria.
~t_ft t4e..discount market
,•
in the morning tffet4o it as an active demand, but
less pressure prevailed in the afternoon ; the
best Ott brills are still negotiated `at 614 per t ent.
Atitnt £20,000 Of the gold by the Roxburgh
Castle was taken to the Banks In the. foreign
exchanges there was' no -alteration of importance
from the rates of Lot post.-L-Tilfies' City Article.
The traffic return of railways in the United
Kingdom tbr the week - ending ',Total&
show a decrease of £920 computed With the ,
responding week of 44tst year. The rail Way
market receded
~,ytsterclab the heaVidess ton--
tinning after iaeiat
Yeetttchty the 'AlYsitiehsbn' Wiat'llltiOnneed of
Messrs. tae and o.,..inercliants, of George-street,
Mansion-hatso, In ppusequence of theirearrespon-
dents in. ..ht Levant being unable to 'realise nit
zeturtties in sufficient time to their iqot,ept-
auees, amounting to £lOl,OOO. The holise is con-
nected by. relationship' With' that -MeSsis.
Francis Ede and t !o.y 'ho lately stopped.
The L<OIIIOX COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
taihy Was quiet, with no eew.feature to notice.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day' was
quiet at 59s 6d. on' the spot and Feb, mitt Mafeh';
60s March alone (seller's); .3'9s April to -.knife
(sellers); and 57s to sfs 6d Ott: to he 6.

In the Uoktotciii .to-day fine
parcels heft- oia and new were in fair request,
at Atli Auotations, Qthcrwise the trade was in a
sluggish state, at drooping currencies.