Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-02 00:00:00

3;l7B,s4l—lncrease

' - -
Seven-day & other I 724,328-Decrease ............. 20,414
Bills
Pliblic Deposits
Other Deposits
Obvernment Secu- 1 11,q81, 376-No change
- rities
Other Securities
Notes-unemployed 10.841.685-Decrease
Casa' to, liabilities
PcXllll

82,022
606,015

FOREION• EXCHANGES,

Amsterdam, Short
Ditto, months
Rotterdam,: . ....
Antwerp....
Brussels
.....

11 12 to 11' ... 12
11 14a ... 11 15
11 .. 144 .. 11 .. 15
25 10 • ... 25 15
25 ... 10 .. 25 .. 15

Paris Slior

Marseilles

Frankfort
Vienna ..

25
1161
14
14
33i

Petersburg

A decided buoyancy prevailed to-day in the Stock Ex-
change, The principal impulse seems to have been given
by the more cheerful advices from Paris and the Continental
Bourses. At Vienna, to-day, arise of Ito 2 per cent. has
taken place. At Berlin the new Prussian loan has risen 21
pe? cent. since Monday. The the of the Paris Bourse to-
day is 3to Z- per cent. Th' existing scarcity of stock
renddrs the market peculiarly ready to respond to any
favourable feature; and Consols have risen per cent. In
the Market for British Railway Shares the upward move-
ment was extraordinarily rapid, several of the principal
descriptions rising- I to 2 per cent. All the markets closed
with firmness at the best point of the day.—.R
City article, Thx;rsday Evening

'araly News

The English Fund's opened steadily this morning, and
have closed with firmness at an advance of a per cent. A
sudde3' rise at Berlin of about 3' per cent. in • Prussian
securities having. immediately followed the departure of the
Emperor Francis Joseph from the army on important
business, and the arrival of Count Pdurtales at Verona, it is
asserted that some conditions favourable to the limi-
tation of the war have been definitely arranged,
or that some combined attempt, on the part of
Prussia,. England, and Russia is about to be made to
terminate the Italian war. This being the last day of the
quarter; there was a full demand for- money in the Discount
Market at about the bank minimum. In the Stock Ex-
change also the rate for short loans on government securities
was Vto 3 per cent. About £5,000: was taken to the Bank
to-day._ During the month ended to-day, the movement in
Consols have been almost entirely upward, and the difference
between, the opening and the closing price is per cent.,
making a total recovery of 4 per cent. since the Ist of
May. The traffic.- returns for the last week are-not so
favourable as of late. Lancashire and Yorkshire show an
increase of £1,596, and East Lancashire of £429,. but the
Midland's, increase is only £73; and on the following
lines there is a decrease :—Sheffield's' £643; and North
Eastezn. and Newcastle and Carlisle, £1,122. The con-
clusion, of the fortnightly settlement yesterday proves that
the lately bought largely for investment, and con-
siderably beyond the immediate • supply. The consequent
scarcity of stock has, therefore, caused a rise varying from
-I to 2,1- per cent. in English descriptions. During the
month of June, the average advance in Railway Stocks has
been more than.,3 per cent.—Times. my Article, Thursday
Evening. •

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-J

SUGAR continues without-change ; the market closing very
quietly, the sates are confined•to 130 hhds Barbadbes at 37s
to 44s per cwt.
MOLASSES.: 100 puncheons. Antigua have been sold at
its 9d from, the quay, aad' 360,puncheons to arrive, at the

ame price.
Rum : No transactioas:to report.
COFFEE : No sales.
COCOA :* 130 bags St.. Lucia are reported at 4.1 s 3d
RICE :: Nothing to notice.

PEARL SAGO : 100 bags small grain, at 18s 8d per cwt._
DYEWOODS : 5 tons St. Domingo Logwoo4l, at £4 ss; 15
tons St. Lucia, at 12s 6d for all faults ;:9•tons Cuba
Fustie•, at £8 lOs for indirect and all faults ; 55 tons
Limawood, at £l3 10s to £l3 12s 6d, with 10. tons £l2

per ton.
AsnEs flat ; Pots at 263 to 275, and Pearls at 29s to 30s.
NITRATE OF SODA steady, at 14s 6d to 15s 6d.
SALTPETRI 7 325 bags have realised 365. to 44s Od per
ewt. for 22 to 4a- per cent. refraction.

BRIMSTONE : _
£7 12s 6d for thirds.
SUMAC : 100, bags, at lls 9d.
CASTOR OIL : 5 tons, in casks, sold at 41s.
INDIA RUBBER: 10 cases fine, at as 21d.
OILS : Palm, at £47. Olive is without change ; the sale;
for the week are about 170 tons.
TALLOW : P.Y.C. at 57s- to 57a 6d, North American at
575, and South American at 56s to 56s 6d.
ROSIN : 3s lld asked for common.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE : i(10 barrels taken on private

Pepper

JUTE : The market continues flat, and of 1,560 bales
offered by auction, only 750 found buyers, at £l4 to £l5 10s.
SEEDS 2,000 bags Bombay. Linseed, at 49s per quarter.

LONDON CORN MARKET

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

-Jura 1

We have to repprt a quiet market for cotton throughout
the past week, with a gradually slightimprovement in tone.
The daily sales have been moderate, but holders although
offering freely, having shown considerable firmness, have
fully maintained, or even obtained a slight, advantage on
the currency of last week. Brazil and Egyptian without
change. Surat in rather increased demani. The weekly
sales are 56,440 bales, of which 1,500 are on speculation,
and 11,500 for export.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET-.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET

TIIIS WEEK. I Prices Paid. Cur. Prices
DESCRIP.
vox. This Week. Mid. Fair.

Import. 1 Sales.

8,446 $ 490 Sea Island 7
• t 9,260 Upland . . 4a
6,010 Mobile .:. 5
1.6,027 28,170 New Orlean 4
3,470 Brazil ...... 74
2,160 Egyptian
60 West India • 10a
6,790 East India 3A-

d. d. d.
to 19 12 to 13
9# 6
13-16 71 6i 71 ( 6,518
9 6 15-16 3
9 3 8

LONDON MINING MARKET

1o;

4 9-16

40,685 156,410

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET

JULY .1

Business in any description of wheat at this morning's
market is of the most retail character ; to effect sales to any
important extent appears impracticable, and we may reduce
our quotaions almost nominally 2d per .cental from those
of Tuesday last. Good fresh keeping flour is in moderate
request and fully supports late value ; tender and souring
parcels are difficult of sale and offering cheaper. In beans,

CORK CORN MARKET
Red wheat, 22s ; oats, 13s to 15s.

GLASGOW IRON MARKET.
All 48s 3d to 4ss qd, Market steady.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET'—JULY 1.
Sugar :. Market closes very flat at a general reduction of
t'
6d per cwt: 840 bags native Madras bought in at 32s for
fine brown, 32s 6d. to 34s &flow to good middling yellow;
1,570 bags Benares, a small part on sold at 43s 3d to
44s for good to fine white; 247 hhds 5 tierces Barbadoes
chiefly sold at 36s 6d to 43s 6d for low heavy to fine
10 tons, at £8 2s 6d for I
best seconds, and yellow:

)ffee quiet so far as sales have gone at about yesterday's

Tea flat ; trade waiting for news, Common Congnu is 3cl
nominal.

Rice: Business done yesterday afternoon at 3d: advance,
Id to-day there is an inquiry.
Saltpetre flat ; 1,100 bags Bengal taken out without

2,000 bags black Singapore taken in at 4icl

JtTLY 1

Weather gloomy and chilly. Foreign arrivals: Heavy of
wheat, but small of barley, oats, and flour. Little business
doing in wheat or flour, but sellers very firm in prices.
Barley and oats more inquired after, at rather more money.
In flour, there was no variation. -

The plantation accounts are decidedly more favourable,
and. the duty has been done at £lBO,OOO. For all kinds of
hops there is scarcely any demand, and to force sales lower
prices must be submitted to.

JULY 1

Nothing doing in the tallow market to-day ; sos 6d the
month, and 56s 9d last three months are the nearest

JULY 1

In the mining market to-day, the transactions have been
principally confined to shares in North Basset, West Cara-
don, East Wheal Russell, West Seton, Wheal Margaret,
Grambler and St. Aubyn, and Providence Mines. The only
business officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in.
North Basset shares, at 61 to 61. The shares of the General
Mining Association (Nova Scotia) are in demand, and have
been dealt in at 25. United Mexican are flat, and are
marked At the annual meeting of the General Mining
Association (Nova Scotia), the net profith for the year were
stated at £41,609. A dividendirl-5-‘per share, making
30s for the year, was declared.' (.;

LONDON MONEY MARK ET.—Jtax 1.
Consols opened firm, and advaneed to- 931 buyers, and
Were steady at 93 to 938 ; not mu& 'doing. Shares also
opened very firm, and the advanced rates of yesterday were
fully maintained, and in some cases further improvements
have taken place. Canadian steady. French firm.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET—JULY 1.
Good supply of wheat at to-day's market, whieh met a
slow sale at barely the rates of last week. Barley nominal.
Beans steady ; oats and shelling unaltered.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET--JULY .1.
More animation prevails in the trade for all descriptions
of Breadstuffs. Good inquiry for home and foreign wheat,
at the full prices of last day, and a fair amount of husiness
transacted. Oats sold freely at an advance of Cid to Is per
barrel. Indian corn much inquired for, and about last day';
rates obtained. Weather beautifully tino ; several milli
stopped working through want of water.

-Jets I

'-JULY 1