The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-02 00:00:00

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911

. 90i --

Caledonian .. .
Chester and Holyhead —
Eastern Counties
Great Northern ll5 116
Great Westerns
Lancashire & Yorkshire 105 1051 105
London & North Westernlol2 1014 1014

Ditto k-shares
Manchester, Shef., & Lin. 411 4?
Midland Stock II6I 117
North British 6li 611 .
North Staffordshire
North Eastern—Berwick .96 961

Do. York and N. Midland 80 801
Do. Leeds Northern 52 521
Oxford, W. & Wolverhptn 446 451
South Eastern 25 9-16 25 11-16
Dutch Rhenish
Great Luxembourg
Grand Trunk of Canada 8 8,1
Gt. W. of Canada 123 123
Ditto new shares
Buffalo and Lake Huron.. 4 4f
Lombardo-Venetian
Great Ship

1210 - 13/0 -

Vroffisiztts :Tarict.

In the Liverpool Provision Market, Beef remains
very quiet, and the transactions for the week are
unusually small ; in prices there is no further
reduction, but holders generally are free sellers.
Pork is neglected, and, though quotations are not
reduced, some sales of Western are reported at
easier rates, ex ship. Bacon is steady, and a fair
consumptive business is reported at full prices,
with deliveries in excess of imports. Hams in
retail demand. Shoulders in fair request. Lard
moves slowly, the refiners buy sparingly in the
hope of a decline, but holders do not give way—
in the finest qualities there is a fair country
demand. At a farther decline of 4s to 6s per
cwt.. there is rather more demand for Cheese.
Butter, where fine, meets with ready buyers—
middling and inferior nearly unsaleable. The
Market for Tallow is steadier. Linseed Cake is
neglected, though offered at a decline, of 6s to
lOs per ton.- The Corn Market is slow this
week, and the transactions of a very retail
character. In Wheat prices have not varied,
there being no pressure to sell ; Flour, however,
barely supports last week's prices. Indian Corn,
being offered at a further slight decline, has
attracted some attention from Irish buyers, At
to-day's market Wheat met with a shall con-
sumptive demand, at about last week's rates.
Flour neglected; Indian Corn quiet.

INspOltrs. Beef Pork Baeon Hams Lard Chees
For past week from Tres. Brls. Cwts. Cwts. Tons. Boxes.
America 600... 8... 914... 420... 17'5_ 3433
From let October 39534...9728...96028...4901...4625...83124
Same data last season 19577....5795...19357...1372...1709...44297
For past week from
other places ...
—...
prom let October.... . 350. .22.51 . 3053_ 67... 707... 5032
Paula date last season 785... 51... 207... 213... 492... 163

ttit Corn gavial.
At the Liverpool Corn Market this morning
the attendance was anything )rut numerous, and a
very, limited inquiry was experienced, for Wheat of
any description, which was in general held
norattallY for the quotations of Tuesday, but
where'sales were made beyond the nearest retail
quantities, a concession of ld per cental was
unavoidable. Flour moves slowly with the turn
in favour of buyers. Beans are again 8d per
quarter cheaper. Oats ld per bushel lower.
Oatmeal nominally unchanged ; demand for each
quite restricted. Indian Corn is much neglected
to-day, but is not pressingly offered, though
rather less money would be taken to promote
business. A considerable weight of rain has
fallen bin co our 'last, and the temperature has
continued cold, but this morning it is much
milder. The trade rules quiet tlxis-week at all
the country markets; the value of Wheat is,
however, generally maintained, bat that of spring
grain has an easier tendency.' The extent of
•business here has also been limited in all articles,
during the interval since Tuesday,' at the prices
of that day, holders showing 'no Aisposition to
give way, notwithstanding the existing inactivai
of demand, our currencies, as regards Wheat, being
now at a relatively moderate range. The foreign'
imports of the past three • days comprise 2,920
quarters Baltic, 963 quarters Egyptian Wheat ;
about 4,000 quarters American, Danubian, and
Egyptian Indian Corn; and 5,838 sacks French
Flour. The ex ports aresmalilebrlisthhaendusthuais we
l. •Tekhe,
Gazette returns of Wheat, pi
show a considerable increits'69s,,2 135e0ingquaosx-tmersuchthaes
11,5,798 quarters, against

previous week.
ARRIVALS AND EXPORTS
From the 29th to the 81st Mar, 18110, Meiosis's.

•
as A 4
Qrs. Qrs.

INTO
Lxvzspool,

TROM
Ireland
Coastwise
Canada,te ,
U. States
Lusopeofte '
Egypt

INTO
RUNCORN

Total
EXPORTS TO
FOl. Parts
Ireland

Coastwise .1

Ett ?ant 'at arid.
The following is from the Monthly Circular of
Messrs. Perkins Robinson :—We. have had a
steady market for Wools thronghont .tho month.
The transactions in Oporto Wools have been con-
siderable, and importations have been cleared off
as brought on the market; Fleece, Lambs, and

611 f 588