The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-24 00:00:00

BANKING D]

Debit.
Proprietors' ca-
pital
Rest
Public deposits 10,492,686
Other „ 10,699,684
Seven day, and
other bills

1,183,916

T0ta1.... £40,118,376

The foregoing returns show the following results
when compared with those of the preceding week :
Notes issued, increase 109,0951. Bullion, increase
102,962/. Rest, increase 7,273/. Public deposits,
increase 465,5201. Other securities, decrease
210,3931. Seven day and other bills, decrease 8,8251.
On the credit side the government securities aro
unchanged since the last return. The other se-
curities have decreased 288,222/. Notes unem-
ployed, increase 548,930/. Actual circulation,
28,034,565/„ increase 77,915/.

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The following are the last quotations of the rates
of Foreign exchanges :—Amsterdam, 11 15 16;
short, 11 13-1 14; Paris, 25 27t 30; short, 24 971 25
22 ; Antwerps, 25 17-1 20; Hamburg, 13 41, 5 ; Frank-
fort, 1181- --1-; Vienna, 11 35 40 ; Trieste, 11 38 42 ;
'Leghorn, 30 222 271

The following are the returns of Railway Traffic
for the week :

ENGLISH LINES.
Bristol and Exeter ... •••
Cheshire Junction ... ..•
Chester and Holyhead
East Lancashire
Great Northern •••
Great Western
Kendal and Windermere ...
Lancashire and Yorkshire ...
London and Brighton •••
London and North-Western...
London and South-Western...
Manchester, Sheffield, &c. ...
Midland ••• •••
Newcastle-upon-Tyne •••
Oxford and Worcester
South-Eastern _
South Yorkshire •••
Shrewsbury and Chester ...
Shropshire Union ... •••
West Hartlepool ...
York, Berwick, and North
Midland 4.0
IRISH LINES.
Belfast and Ballymena •••
Belfast and County Down ...
Cork and Bandon ...
Ulster ... •••
SCOTCH LINES.

Corresponding
1853. week last year.
X 4,630
1,696 1,527
'3,862 3,074
4,563 4,059
18,455 14,402

20,823
153
17,041

17,527
141
17,478

10,019
47,044
10,817
7,435
25,790
2,780
2,274
12,820
1,616
1,654
693
1,911

25,281

Aberdeen ... ...
Caledonian and Edinburgh
and Glasgow ...
Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen
Glasgow and South-Western
Great Southern and Western.
North British ... ...

THE FUNDS, STOCK AND
CLOSI.

ENGLISH MARKET.

Consols Account } 93i I
Do. Money
Bank Stock
Exchequer Bills, 1 i : 1 3 G pm
Do S
Three and a Quarter per
cent.

RAILWAY SHARES.
Ambergatc, Nottingham, and
Eastern Junction .. 5
Caledonian ss}

Do. Preference
Bristol and Exeter

East Anglian
lastern Counties 131
East Lancashire 64 6
Eastern Union, A ...•
Do B. do
Edinbro' & Glasgow
Great,Northeru B4 5
A.
13.
Great Western f
Lancashire & Yorkshire 67
Do. Fifths
Leeds Northern
London Brighton and
South Coast 09 100

701
184
196
1,209

1,821

24,414

142
1,088

1,520

12,535

SHARE MARKETS.—YESTERDAY.
LIVERPOOL.—The market yesterday was in a condition
of excitation most unprecedented, arising from the state of
political affairs, and was in this but a reflex of that of Lon-
don. Notwithstanding, towards the close, a more settled
state of things prevailed, and there was a slight tendency
upwards. The following were the rates prevailing
Caledonian, 28 21 27 T 7- Eastern Counties, ;
East Lancashire, 161 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock,
671 7,1 67 74 7 ; Liverpool, Chester, and Southport, 15 y ;
London and North Western, 104 / 1031 1; Ditto, Fifths,
pl ; AinnellestAr, Shoffield, and Lincoln Stock, 24/ 24 ;
Midland, 634 12- 631 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick,
16 1-16 ; York and North Midland, 24/.
MANCHESTER.—To-day the following were the sales :
—Caledonian, 27,a ; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage, x.d. ;
Eastern Counties, 132-, East Lancashire, 16'4; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 67:1 ; London and North Western,
104 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 24,-1; Midland,
64 3,1-; North Staffordshire, 50; Shrewsbury and Bir-
mingham, pref. 8 per cent. till I NOT., '59, dterwards 6
per cent, 101; South Eastern, 19 18 15-16 -,74 a.
-
DITBLIN.—Three-and-a-Quarter per cent. Stock, 25-1-
96 954 a y; Ditto, for account, 95:4; Hibernian, £25 paid,
31 x.d. ; City of Dublin Steam, £5O paid, 34; Grand Canal
Company, £lOO paid, 41i; Knockatrellane Copper
Mines, £1 paid, 9s 6d; Lackamore Copper Mining
Company, £1 paid, lis ; Dublin and Belfast Junction, £45
paid, 46:4; Dublin and Drogheda, new thirds, £25 paid,
21 ; Dublin and Kingston half shares. £l5 paid, 27 •
Dublin and Wicklow £6 paid,
34; Ditto, for account, -34 ;
Dundalk and Enniskillen, £3O paid, 12; Grail Southern
and Western, £5O paid, 521; Killarney Junction £8 paid,
for account, 6t, ; Midland Great Western and Royal Canal,
half shares, £2O paid, 191.

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.—YISTEIWAY.
Market very firm, at 79s nett, cash down ; buyers
numerous and steady, at 78s 6d and 78s 9d. The markets
in general are up to 82s 6d to 85s, in consquenee of the
stocks being reduced since February last.

CLOAKS, PONCHOS, SACS, AND lALETOTS,
of superior Cut and Workmanship, at
Wm. EARP and CO.'S, 59 and 61, LOID STREET.
Mr. Sorton, of Byrom-street, had an exellent show of
pork, most of it was country fed.
Mr. Nation, of Shaw's-brow, exhibited some fine beef,
amongst which was a splendid animal fo. Mr. Morrish's
Dining-rooms, and a very fine heifer.
THE OLINDA. —We learn from our Oak correspondent
that this vessel left Cork for Liverpool, bit had been com-
pelled to return.
The tombstone and grave of the daighter of Thomas
Moore, the poet, in Hornsey Churciyard, have been
recently done up, by the direction of he rector, the Rev.
Richard Harvey. . .

GILL-STREET MARKET.—No display of Christmas meat
has been made by any of the occupants of his market, with the
exception of the first stall as you enter. This hOlder has de-
corated some fine meats with a few erergreens. The rest
of the market presents its usual appeaance.