The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-25 00:00:00

SHARE MARKETS.-YESTERDAY

LIVERPOOL.—The market for Shares ;;;Wed flat, and
prices for a time ruled lower than the previous day, but re-
covered towards the close, and terminated with the follow-
ing quotations sustained. The sales are :—Caledonian,
211 ; Eastern Counties, 131 ; East Lancashire, 161 ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 661 4 fi 3 ; Ditto, Fifths, d6l;
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 221 .1 ; Midland,
621 ;33432;3 2; 3 34 3 ; North British,7,l-; South
Eastern Stock, 184 11-3 The following are the closing
prices : —Caledonian, 281 4 ; Eastern Counties, 131 5-16 ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 66;1- 1 ; London and North
Western, 1031 I; Midland, 63 1; South Eastern, 18.11.3. d;
Ynrk and North, 244 5; Sheffield Stock, 222 4.
MANCHESTER..—The following was the business tran-
sactml :—Aberdeen, pref. 6 per cent., x.d.w. ; Birkenbfaap
Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction, 10:-Z-a caledonian,
28 3-16 ; East Lancashire, 161: Iwc6o, pref. Fifths, l -16 p
Great Northern, 214 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 661 1-
zfverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 151 ; London
and North Western, Fifths, alp ; Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincoln, 22 1; Ditto, £lO pref. 91 ; Ditto, new £6 pref. ,-tp ;
Midland Railway Consols, 621 a 4 K 3 ; North union, 13,
168 ; South Eastern, 181;13; York, Newcastle, and Berwick,
161.

LEEDS.—The sales are
Midlands, 634 ; Dovers. 18
D U 13L11V .—The sales are :—Consols, 94 ; for account,
9th Dec., 941 ; 3' per cent. Stock, 96 ; National Bank, 22j
paid, 241; United Gen. Gas Co., 50 paid, 22 Alfred Con-
sols, (Mining) 2a paid, 26 ex. div. ; Irish Consols, 1 pd, d ;
Belfast Junction Railway, 45 paid, 45a; Dublin and Bray,
15 paid, 9; Dublin and Wicklow, 6 paid, 3 ; Great Sonthern
and Western, 50 paid, 511 ; Mid. Great Western, 50 paid,
51 ; VaterAnd and Limerick, 50 paid, 291.

—North Western Pref. 15k ;

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE.—YESTERDAY.
From the circular of Mr. Thomas Swallow, old corn ex-
change, we take the following extracts :

" To' the close of last week the improved tone of the trade
remarked upon on this day se'nnight, prevailed, and for ap-
proved qualities of sack and barrel Flour, and for such,
extreme prices were realised; other articles in the trade
were totally unsaleable._ _

Export's from New York from Ist to Bth Nov., 1853,
69,023 barrels Flour; 299,061 bushels Wheat; 20,519
bushels Corn.-1852.-15,634 barrels Flour; 86,445 bushels
Wheat; 3,923 bushels Corn.
The weather has now changed from frost, and is now
wet in the extreme. This morning's market is indifferently
attended; the business in every description of grain, flour,
and meal, is confined to the actual wants of the buyer, and
the extent of sales is insufficient to warrant a change being
written."

PRICES OF FOOD IN PARIS.—The sale of flour has become
difficult in Paris during the past week. The millers still
refuse to reduce their prices, and the bakers will only pur-
chase sufficient to keep them going from day to day. The
consequence is that there is little or no business doing.
Prices are quoted at from 92f. to 94f. the sack of 167 kilo-
grammes. The stock in Paris market stores amounts at
present to 14,000 metrical quintals. It has increased con-
siderably within the last 15 days. Wheat of the second
quality has fallen lf. the sack of 120 kilogrammes. Rye,
on the contrary, has risen from 75c. to If. the sack of 115

50c. the 100 kilogrammes. Oats are in good demand for
home consumption, at 21f6 the 100 kilogrammes outside the

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