The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18 00:00:00

AND COM_YERCIAL

MONETARY

buor
_.. Lust none of its -rfezt
s from the East being in Pelef.
die feeling in favour of Tur but
ols. advanced to 95 BuYers, for
bile afternoon some heavy sales
.464
money were pressed on the market whert.P,',lo
receded per cent. They subsequently
i.,rain and closed firmly "tit fititherna ore thanLeost,

LIVERPOO

Ax EVE

The Linden

ancy to day, the

kebping with
before

S. to is

Consol

Bank Sto(

5 for aecu•- et
d-a-quarter P 0
218; EsebiVjg

)ek market wa

t to sell at --11111:1RitiauloatsullsrilliliYFinti:Pu::tered05c
cents. 94 to 98k; Mexicans were firm at 24ilif
24;i; Spanish. were weaker at 44i- to al; II"

which v

m amo.

deferred 21 to 22k; passive 4t to 4. rei
In the Railway Shares Market an imPr-o toe
feeling prevailed, but. the business done lOscioo
limited to' produce any decided change. L°l3 (15,
and North Westerns closed at 1021-;
611 to 62±; North British, 28 to 29; York,
..,1840
castle and Berwick, -642 to 651; York and -5°,1,1..
Midland, 471-; to 481; Leeds Northern, 121 to
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 641 to 651-; Great .I.\
ern 83 to 84; Ambergate and Nottingham, to
55. Gold and Land Shares were not active.
get scrip closed at par to prem.; Agricultll;.
41 to- 43; North British Australian,
-1,„ to pr,e-3.7',
Peel River, ~toprem.; South Australian 935 11.0
The London produce markets are reported
to day, with a steady business. Sugars genes
were in demand. The sales amounted 'to 587 iwat
Refined and foreign sorts'
.were also more solils
for at very full prices. Coffees were firm ; 111.736.1
unchanged ; Native Ceylon,' 465. to 475.; itit.„)::4
to 475. Teas sold extensively, Congous u'q,lll
chiefly in- demand at_from Is. 4d. to Is. 10d. ",r
tallow market was:much excited, fine P.Y.C.
ed at 565. ;3d. to 565. 6d., and after consideroot
competition, they closed at 595, to 60s. on the sPed
Cotton was quiet but firm. Scotch pig-iron cb)stef
at 79s to 795. 6d. For Cochineal there was a gretiar
demand at advancing rates. Rice was not ill
mand, but prices remain unaltered

a shade
to-day than it has been for some tithe past,
,he lightness of stocks and arrivals from tl-1,,e-ce
Any advince in prices which may J.-elf
_ —ce on these shallow grounds, is not 111,1)
:,e sustained, considering the large stocks' „di'
arrivals in the port of Liverpool with the re',d
rAtch always at hand. Wheat rep'liV
' advance on the rates of thisl:re,
week. klour, is. more per sack . and 00
Oats were in moderate demand at last Thurso''ef,
rates. Oatmeal was 6d. to is. per load ellettf
Beans were a trifle loWer.

the Manchester corn market

terioi

ken p 1

means of de
2d. per busl

• The Manchester market for cloth and yarn 5, 1
Thursday up to to-day. has increased in &Jill;
and the same indisposition to do business is
fest with all classes of buyers. Short time
ing is confidently talked of, even if the OS
as producers are not able to disP)sfri
The market is quite 00
, and only the
legitimate" -orders are given out to supply iulter
diate and pressing wants. The downward
dency of prices is quite evident.
The Birmingham corn market was well suProf
to-day with wheat. Trade was dull, but I° v,
rate* were not accepted, Barley was fulilld
lower. • Oats were 6d. to is. per quarter AOOl
were in fti%

from any

tendenc%

eas the

quotatior

of tWhe buyer. JoY
e here subjoin the corn averages to Thu
(to-day,) November 17th :
Wheat, weekly, 735. 7d. ; agregate, 695. 3d,"
2d.
Barley, „ 425. •
, ~ 40s. 7'
Oats, ~ 255. 5d.; 245• '4'.
„
Rye, , 425. 7d. ; 40s. 8"A"
Beans, 40s. 9d. 7.
475. 1('
9, ;

le Leeds Stock Exchan

Klibited

activity, and railway shares'were more in den
Eastern Union (B.) closed 81; Laneas't,fe
Yorkshire, 65- Leeds Northern (fifthsi"
North Westerns, 7 15-16. •
The 7-
and steady-in price. 111 e sales
to between 5,000 and 6,000...ba1e*
were
Ourtakshenti.roe paericitet.ltahtia‘7snbaenedn froev,
again today, and

)nol cotton market

imotaur
-iCWhich
,sport.
ads
bnlue
°ca our

L.Lollo. , .
follels°/
We give the current prices of Gold, as rates
to assist the merchant in calculating the tag
Foreign Exchange, by the actual current ra—
bullion, as last reported

VS.
BULLION MARKET AND FOREIGN EXCLIANG-
London, 775. 9d. ; Paris, —; Hamburgby--- ,; J3e,
sterdam, ---; Vienna, —; St. Petersburg, f 'odi•O!
lin, —; Milan, • Constantinople, • A1ex0.a.„...„,
—; Bombay, —; 'Calcutta, ; Hong' iconz,;
Sydney, 745. 9d. to —s. ; Port Phillip, 775. 6d; Acle
• Victoria, 765. 9d. 77s ; Ovens, 765. 6d.; Montreal,
New York, £3 6s. Bd. to £3 9s. 2d. ; Boston, £3 17s: eer,
7 Mexico. Brazils, ----