The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-06 00:00:00

SHARE- MARKETS.-YSTER DAY

. LIVERPOOL.—We have had a very depressed market to-
day, with a further decline from yesterdaY's rates. The sales
are :—Cheshire and Birkenhead, £27/ shares, 16'1; Caledo-
nian, 24 1 ; Eastern Counties, 117 ; East Lancashire, 1.54 ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 62 6l 4 ; : London 'and North
Weitern, 101 a ; Midland, 578 58:I 57 18 71,8 i; South
Eastern Stock, 17i 3.9 a 17.3.9 a 9.9 1; Dutch Rhenish d 3.
MANCHESTER.--The market opened dull this morning,
at about yesterday's prices. An improvement took place about
noon, but soon afterwards prices gave way again, and the mar-
ket closed -flat, at rather above the opening prices :—Black-
burn, 47 ; Caledonian, x.d. 24a t- a 1 ; Eastern Counties,
118 ; East Lancashire, )51'1 ; Lancater and Carlisle, 10a-p;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 611 2 2 12; W. R. Union, 41nd ;
London and North Western, 103 n lin 1 4- 24 14 ; Do.
Fifths, kp ; Do. Qrs. C ; Man. Slicfr. and Lincoln, 19
Do. Quaaters, No. 1. 9s ; Midland Rail. Consols, 574 181
8 ; North Staffordshire, 61d ; South Eastern, x.d. 17 3-16
7-16 5-16 if ; York and North Midland, 22 4.
GLASGOW.—There is a further depression in Railway
shares to-day, and sales made show a falling off in Caledonians,
from £49 yesterday, to £4B 47 i; Glasgow and South-
western, one quoted at 601, being a lower; and Clydesdale
Guarantee shares, have fallen from £lO2, to £lOO.

DUBLIN, Oct. 4.—Consols, 92i ; 34-, per cent. stocks
93i ; Do. for Act. 931; City Debentures, 4 per cent. of
£92 6a 2d. 91 Bank Stock, 2171 ; Hibernian Bank, 25 pd.
304; Min. Co. of Ireland for Act., £7 pd., 1.5 i ; Belfast
Ballymena Railway, £5O pd. 404; Cork and Bandon, 6 pd.--
Gt. Southern and Western, 50 pd., 53k; Do. for Act., 15th
October, 53 ; Do. 4 per cent. Pref. shares, £3 pd. 21 ; Mid.
Gt. Western, 471 pd., 481.

• DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 4.
At the opening of our market to-day, the currencies of Fri-
day last were generally demanded, and in some instances paid
for every description of grain, but as the day advanced, buyers
became more cautious, and the market closed very heavily at a
decline of is to 2s on wheat, 6d to is on barley, and 3d to 6d
on oats. There were no transactions in either foreign wheat or
Indian corn. White wheat, 38s to 40s ; red do, 36s to 37s 6d ;
barley, 15s to 19s ; bere, 13s to 16s 6d ; oats, old, 12s to 15s;
oats, new white, 13s to 14s ; do tawny, 12s to 13s ; rapeseed;
26s to 28s 6d ; oatmeal,'l3B. to 16s; bakers' flour, 20s to 24s ,
Indian corn, per 480Ibs 3Ss to 425.

FRANCE

(11103 t Oat ONYqI .C.AIRAIeSPONDENT.)

rAIII6, .N.I.OI4DAY NIGIIT

The subject orconversation. to:day is an article
in the Assemblee Nationale, which is considered im-
portant; that .paer, hehig supposed to reeeiye in-
telligtinec from the Austrian embassy. It begins as
follows :
.1 '• :. .
"We cannot. yet enter into the details of the
conference at Olinut, Our : inforination: not
being, sufficiently,: com B plete. ut a. greatresult
tills been obtditied. The conference of Vienna; is
re-established between the four. powers. The thread
of the negotiations, . abandoned for , a moment, is
resumed; and a happier and, more speedy solution
than could have been hoped. for'' yesterday, ,or even
this morning, apyeltrs prol?ablc; . .

The _PY6,4e alftideS io the last decrees in the
Moniteur as follows The continuous rise in the
price of corn has induced the Government to pro-
long from December to July, 1854, the temporary
suppression of the duties on the importation of
grain. This, prolongation Will alla`W speculators, to
make iiiiportant purchases in foreign countries
The decree prohibiting the exportation of pota-
toes and dried vegetables until July, 1854, ;will
produce a lively sensation in England, as during
the last month there has been a continual and
whdlesale exportation of potatoes from the princi-
pal ports in the channel."
But what is alSo Probable, is, that events will
march faster than the Vienna negotiations, and
that we shall:be startled some fine morning by the
news of an explosion on the banks of the Danube:
The most sanguine optimists can,hardly anticipate
that the enormous Turkish army will disband
itself quietly without attempting something.
The Belgian journals state, that a further rise
will take place in the price of coal at the pit's
mouth in Belgium, on the 20th. The demand for
all kinds of coal is: greater this year than it has
ever been:

A telegraphic despatch from Berlin, dated Sun-
day, says :—" The King started_ for Warsaw: this
morning, at hait-past five."

A Vienna letter states that the merchants in that
capital .are doing all in their power to induce the
Austrian government to persevere in its efforts to
prevent war.
The first trial of the rail Way Over Mount Sam=
thering was made on the 24th. A locomotive
went nearly an
.English mile in five ,minutes.
This was the first time a locomotive has been seen
at the height of 2,788 feet above the sea level.—
Galignani. . •

The Moniteur annonnces the official reception
of M. Firmen Rogier, sent by the Belgian Govern-
ment to announce the marriage of the Prince de
Brabant.

5, P.M

The news in the Assentbree Nationale is said to
be authentic. Telegraphic. dispatches announce
that the Emperor of Austria has left for Warsaw.

The market has been well sustained. Closing
prices : 3 per cents, 75 3.5; 4000 95; Bank, 2790;
Credit fincier,-,-; Credit mobilier, 740; iares:
Orleans, 12 5 ; Rouen, 10 5 ; Havre, 507; Nord,
840 ; Lyons, 902.; Mediterranian, 740;- Strasburg,
930; Bale, 368 ; Western, 712; Central, 517.

CHESTER RACES-YESTERDAY,

The weather early this morning, was favourable, but
about eleven o'clock the rain began to fall, and continued
to do so until about half-past three, when the sun broke
out, and the remainder of the day was fine.
THE TRADESMENS' WELTER CuP of 50 sovs. in specie,

added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each. Mile
and three quarteis.-21 subs.
Mr. Dalison's br h Italian, 6 yrs . ,Capt. Haworth 1

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