Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-06 00:00:00

ST. JOHN'S MAP
s. d. s. d
/15 0 5 e 0
„ 0 6 „ 0 7

Beei
Mutton
Lamb, fore qr „ 0
„ hind qr „ 0 0 „ 0 0
Fresh Pork „ 0 4, b G.,
Lobsters „ 0 5 „ 1 0
Turbot

Bret
•
ment Broker took his usual parcel of £5,000 stock, Haddocks." „ „ 0 2, 0 6
Salmon
4
and Consols are now 951 I for money and ac- sol .

count. India Stock has been negoci 0 4„ 0
ated at 219 ; I Fr Cod Fish ...
sh Butter 12„ 1 6
6

the Debentures of 1859, 951 to a ; and the Bonds Gip to OlO „ 1 2
, for „ 1 6 „ 2 , 0
at par. _Exchequer Bills are 245. and 275. prem. Cherries "o2g " 0 g
The English Railway Market, though quiet, Dagmssons
24 7, 6 6 0
6 „ 0 6
8
ift 1 6 „
has been firm in tone, and in several cases a Peas, V peck 0 0„ 0 0
Potatoes, V peck 0 8„ 1 2
Asparagus, la 100 0 0 „ 0 0

slight advance in values was established. Cale-
donians, Eastern Counties, and Midlands, are

about ss. higher per share ; other varieties remain

unchanged,

In foreign securities, the business done has

not been large, but value;

generally were

fairly sustained, , with a tendency to improve.

Mexicans are firm at last quotations ; Peruvian
Dollar Bonds have again advanced, being now
821 ; Original Turkish are scarcely so good, hav-
ing fallen to 84k; New Indian Loan is quoted.
101 i ; and New Russian Scrip at dis. The
price for French. Rentes at a quarter past twelve

was 69 85, with a firm market but little doing.

TITS FUNDS.--C:

Consols Money.. 951 •
„ Account 95 13-16 15-16
Exchequer Bills. 24 27

,OSING PRICES.
Bank Stock ....
Three per Cents. (shut.)

R.VILWAY

SHARES

Amb. Not. &.J.6 1-16 3-16
Caledonians . . . . 89
Dutch Rhenish..

Lane.&York 96 -I-
L.& N.W 93.1
L. and S. W 94 it
Leeds Northern 444 5

Eastern Counties 55 6
East Lancashire.
Edinbgh. & Glas. 77f, 8f
Great Northern..lo2+,

Man.Sheff.&Lin. 35

Mid. Stock . 1051 I
North British .. 59f I-
N. Staffordshire..
S. E. and Dover, 761 71
York,Nevr&Ber. 89
York & N. Mid . . 72 I

„ A. 85 --
Gt'.West.
Gt. W. of Canada 141-
Gd.Tk. of Cna 3Bl 91
Gt. S. and W

EXPORTS FROM LIVER

POOL FOR SEPTEMBER

Messrs. Platt and Co., in their circular of the

3rd instant, say

" AUSTRALIA.—The increased inquiry for freight
noticed in our last continues, and goods are coming for-
ward more freely. The vessels now loading have made
large engagements. The accounts by the last mail from
the colony was even more encouraging than generally
anticipated. Freights, except for the packets, keep very
firm. Melbourne, to Railway-pier, fine goods, 40s. to
m4ses..tn; earthenware,;iroo,s,c.,3
35565.. to 375. 6d. per ton measure-
per ton weight. To Auck-
land, Wellington, first-class goods, 40s. to
455. ; earthenware, &c., 355. per ton measurement.
To Sydney, fine goods, 40s. ; earthenware, &c., 355. per
ton measurement ; salt, common, 555. ; stoved, pe
r
ton 60s.
ton weight. To Adelaide, 40s. per ton measurement ;
355. per ton weight. United States.—With the excep-
tion of New York, we have a further slight improvement
in rates to report, owing, mainly, to the number of
vessels loading being reduced. The quantity of goods
offering for shipment being still limited, together with
expected large arrivals of shipping, we do not expect
the advance will be maintained. The total value of
British goods exported from Liverpool for the month of
in 9
; aS.fahe7,4o4 foro
August,
corresponding month last year. declared value
1859, was £6,0079163
214 • and to the Australian
f
of August, 1859, was £1,490, ,
exports from this port to the United States for the month
Colonies, £237,127.