The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-12 00:00:00

Ztt goiniat Varbuct Waritd.

The Liverpool Colonial Produce Market to-day
was very inactive.
_ _

Sugar, Molasses,_ Rum,_ and Coffee trans-,
actions took place.
Cocba : 240 bags Guayaquil realised 64s per cwt.
Rice : There was no animation in the market,
and 4,700 bags old NeCransie were disposed of at
tOs 9d. to 11s per cwt.
Jute : Of 1,500 bales brought forward about
550 bales found buyers at £l5 10s to £2l per ton
for'common to fine.
Linseed 500 bags Bombay were reported at
60s per qr. ex quay.

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING.

In the LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE to-day
the Funds remained flat, owing to the drain of
gold and the increased supply of Stock. Consols
were quoted, at 'a fresh reduction of about -a- per
cent.• In the British Railway, Share Market the
tendency of prices was drooping. Midland Stock
was rather better. Canadas were steady.
The market closed at the following prices
THE PUNDS.

Consols Money
Account (Nov.) . . .
E
Exchequer Bills . . . .
Bank Stock
Three per Cents —
Next Account . . . . .

RAILWAYS.

Ambergate, &East. Junction 61
Caledonians . . . . .
Chester and Holyhead 521 31
Eastern Counties
4.
East Lancashire. . . . . - -
-Edinburgh & Glasgow . • • • 81 2
Great Northern •.. . . • • • 1141 151
A.
•,
Great Westerns .
Great Virestern of Canada . •13 5
Grand Trunk of Canada . . 8,1
Great Southern & Western . . 111 . 13
Lancashire & Yorkshire .. . . 1181 -4-
,Lombardo-Venetian • . 13-16 11_16
London & North-Western . . . 1001 1
London South-Weitern 95
Leeds Northern 591 602
Manchester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire 474 81
Midland Stock - 1
North British
South-Eastern & Dover . 84 • • •
York, Newcastle, & Berwick . . 1041-
York & North Midland . . . 9P
•
The following appeared in our later editions
of yesterdaT-:
The funds showed increased heaviness, owing to the
drain of gold from the Bank, the pressure in the money
market, and the liberal supply of stock shown at the
settlement now in progress. The reduction established
in consols, however, did not exceed a per cent. British
railway stocks are still remarkably well supported, but
some hesitation was apparent, owing to an idea that
the change in the 'aspect of -the money' market may
induce some of the recent speculative buyers to realise
their.profits. The demand for money was very active
in all quarters, and tightness was observable. Few or
no bills were discounted below 4 per cent.--Daily News
City Article. - r • •

The English funds opened withotit any variation from
the fall df- yesteidor, and Ultimately showed further
heaViness. The main cause of the depression consisted
in the'distrust. which continues to be manifested on the
Paris Bourse, especially in the case of the Lombardo-
Venetian 'Railway shares, which are now again at a
large discount. The return of wet and cheerless weather
likewise exercised influence, although the accounts from
all parts of the Unitedliingdom, as well as from. France,
show that nearly the whole of the grain crops are now
secured, and prove quite as good in quantity and quality
as could have been hoped for at any time 'during the
last two or three months. The transactions in connec-
tion with the supply of the £600,000 of gold in course of
transmission to Paris create a momentary activity in
the 'monermarket, which will be likely to subside after
the commencement of the payment of the dividends Ott
Saturday. It Must be apebted, hhweVer, that the two
next Bank returns will present very remarkable and
seemingly unfavourable features. In the discount mar-
ket there has been an active demand, and little business
took place below 4 per cent. The amount of gold with-
dra wn'frorn the Bank was £67,ooo.—Times City Article.
The railway market continues depressed by the fall in
consols, the-anticipation of an efflux of bullion abroad,
and, in some cases, by the realisations of bond fide
holders in the late rapid rise. The, market, however,
remains intrinsically good. There was more steadiness
at the lose yesterday than at one period. of the Morn-
ing. The Tintei says that since the Ist of Sanuary
there has been an average augMentationof nearly 5 per
cent. in the value of the railway property of the country,
or a total of more that;
.£15,000,000 sterling. During
the same interval consols have undergone a fall of nearly
2 per cent., which represents a nominal- loss of
£16,000,000. The railways have had to encounter the
worst weather known for years. The instances of a
great rise have been chiefly in connection 'with lines in
the commercial districts. Midland stock has advanced
from 110 to 130; Great 11/4Torthern, Id 7 to ii 6
chesty and Sheffield, 39 to 48 ; and Lancashire and
Yorkshire from 100. to 118*. The Brighton, which
depends more upon casual pleasure arrangements, has
fallen from 115 to 112*. The general, conclusion is,
that it is safe to rely on the commercial resources of the
country.
,- The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET to-
day was dull.
Sugar: The market was quiet ; 150 hhds. were
sold at 40s 6d tiO.44s.

Coffee : There were only 27 casks and 40 barrels
and bags Jamaica offered, which sold at steady
rates.

Tea : The market was dull.
Rice : There was some inquiry.
Indigo : The sales went without material
change.
Saltpetre : Prices were rather easier.

The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
firm, at the following prices the spot and
all the year, 57s 6d ; December alone, 57s 9d ;
Jan. to March, 57s 6d buyers, 58s sellers.

The BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—We have no
change to notice in the value of any kind of
Hops to-day. Good and fine samples command a
steady inquiry, but other kinds are very dull.
Duty £35,000:
At the METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET to-day
the supplies of stock were only moderate. Beasts,
Sheep, Calves, and Pigs sell slowly at Monday's
quotations.

Beef 2s" 8d to 4s 10d Veal 4' Od to 5s Od
Mutton 3s 4d to 5s 4d Pork 4s Od to 5s 4d
Lamb Os Od to Os Od 8115 s.

TOTAL SUPPLY.

Beasts 11,175 Sheep; foreign 1,2Q0
it foreign ...... 620 Calves 3BO
,20 Cows „ :foreign f

„ foreign
Sheep and Lambs 6,872 „ foreign.

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY.

GLASGOW IRON.—Market steady, and not niiich
doing. No. 1,52 s 3d to 52s 4d ; No. 3,50 s 9d to
51s Od.

CATTLE MARKETS. —GLASGOW : Smaller supply
of Cattle and about the same of Sheep as on last Thurs-
day. Beef sold slowly at last week's prices, but at the close
a clearance was effected. sheep, also, difflcult to sell,
at a slight decline in value. Top Scotch Cattle, 70s;
Irish, 645, middling, 45s to 48s per cwt ; Mutton, 6d to
63d per Ib.—DUBLIN : The supply of stock was the
smallest this season. Prime Beef and Mtitton dearer;
the former by 2s per cwt. and the latter by ita per lb.
Other kinds were easily sold at the prices of last market.
Prices : Prime Beef, 56s to 63s per cwt.; middling, 42s
to 50s per cwt. Prime Mutton, 7d to 71d per lb. ;
middling, 6d to 6d per lb.

COFtfir MARKETS:—MANCHESTER : There was a
fair attendance at market this morning. The demand
for Wheat this morning Was not adtiie, but good
English, and the best samples of new can scarcely be
called lower, whilst inferior sorts were neglected, and
their value was very uncertain ; foreign was about 2d
per 70 lbs cheaper. There was very little passing in
Flour, and to effect sales it would have been necessary
to accept less money. Oats steady. Old Oatmeal was
unchanged ; new declined Is. Beans brought fully
late rates.—Coux.: White Wheat, 23s to 32s Od ; red,
24s to 31s ; Barley, 14s to 17s ; Oats, lls 6d to 148.
IhßmrNanAm : Moderate supplies of Wheat, and fine
qialities, particularly the few samples of dry new,
realised quite as much money, but secondary were is to
2s Per qr. lower. Barley was is per qr. higher. Oats
sere dull but not cheaper. Beans and Peas were quite
as dear.