Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-07 00:00:00

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.

XCHANGES. ,
11 14 to 11

11 16 to 11 16'
11 16 to 11 14
25 25 to 25 30
25 25 to 25 30
13 51 to 13 6

that ytsterc

25 35 to 25 40
1178 to 117 g
12 0 .to 12 10

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-SEPTEMBER 6

There has been a quiet cotton market to-day, without
change in price. The sales, including 60 Pernambuco

)eculation and for eXpOrt

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. —SEPTEMBEIL 6.
the market continues very dull, the sales

I SUGAR

800 bags Pernams, in bond, at 21s. per cwt.
In MOLASSES or RUM nothing has taken plac.c

sorts, inferior qualities
150 casks found buyers

loge, up to

f Jute offered 'by

The market is rather quiet to-day at - the following
prices :—London Tallow, 555. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg
Y.C. on the spot. 578. ; September, 575. 3d. ; October
to December, 575. 6d. to 578. 9d. ; ditto separately, .588.

HULL CORN. MARKET

'SEPTEMBER 6

Not much English wheat offering by farmers, and
the demand is very slack ; prices unaltered from last
Tuesday. The limited 'business done in foreign is at
rather less money ; oats. dull, and new beans ls. lower.

GLASGOW IRON 'MARKET.-

--SEpTEm'iren 6

—"Market quiet., No.
.1-, 525. 3d. to 52s._Gd.; War-
rants, 525. 3d. to 525. 4d. ; Makers' Iron, 525. 3d. to
525. 6d. ; No. 3, 525. 3d. to 525. 6d. Shipped this'
week, 13,369 tons ; -corresponding week last year,
11,727 tons.

The following appeared in a part of our impression
of yesteray

. THE .MONEY MARKET.
(Front the Daily News City Article.)
MONDAY EvniiiNn.---Pands very firm, and in the
afternoon an upward tendency was observable in answer
to the improvement of the . Paris Bourse. Consols
closed 1-16 tog per cent higher than yesterday.
There was again a good demand for money to-day in
commercial channels, and the instances in which bills
were discounted- below 21 per cent. were of an excep-
tional character.

A further sum of 125;000 in Australian gold was
sent into the Bank of England to-day. Including,
£25,000 in English sovereigns from Australia, an aggre-,
gate of £122,000 in gold has been sent into the Bank:
since the date of the last return.

(From the Times City _Article.)

MONDAY EVENING.—The. English Funds steady.
throughout the day. Firm prices from Paris supported;
the market, but, on the other hand, Cie Government
broker reduced his purchases en account of Savings'
Banks, the amount taken this morning being only
£lO,OOO, instead of £15,000 as heretofore.

There was a fair demand for Discount at the Bank'
.to-clay. In the Stock Exchange, the rate for Loans
remains at 2 per cent:

The market for British Railway Stocks continues to
show no feature of importance.
The settlement in India Scrip took place to-day ; and
an advance has been established of per cent. The
final quotation was nipremium.. The sudden rise_was

occasioned by the deliieries being much smaller than
the dealers had anticipated. The public had also been
prepared to pay up the remaining instalments, amount-
ing to 75 per cent. The additional total written as
stock into the Bank boOks this afternoon was more
than £450,000.

THE TALLOW TRADE

York capital Stck 72 724 The tallow speculation in which the Russians are
Leeds Stock 444 45 engaged is still carried on with extraordinary deterini-
S. Eastern . .-. .23 3-16 231 nation. It is said to be their intention to hold through
Dutch Rhen.s 11-16 59-16 d the winter 25,000 or 30,000 brls. Yesterday the price
Gt. Luxem 61 xd at St. Petersburgh was equivalent to about 625, laid
G. T. Canada 81 81 down her(
G.W.Canada ..,.143- 15

Smith and Charles, in their circular to-day, state that

•
. „ new shares 61, 51d it is believed impossible for the Russians to keep ap
Lomb.-Venetian.. 2ad 21p such prices, and parties in London were therefore
„ new shares selling tallow, yesterday, on the spot, and for October
very inanimate to-day. account, at about the same price as it is costing f. o. b.
and. at Cronstadt.

The Drews report of yesterday's Mark-lane Market
is, that it was 'very dull, at a reduction of is per quarter
from the rates of Monday week. The Times also says
ay there was another fall of is.

MANCIIESTER SHARE MARKET, SEPT. if
tppaq_ 984 : Midlands, 1041; Doyen. 9fl

SEPT. 6

Higher prices" are
_Again business is

THE DAY'S NEWS.

We had news through two channels from
America yesterday—that is to say, by the North
American, which ' arrived .in this port, and a
vidimus of whose news appears in another
column ; by telegraph we had also intimation
that the City of Baltimore arrived at Queens-
town yesterday, where she landed a number of
passengers, and proceeded on to Liverpool.

The Conferences at Zurich do not seem to con-
duce to any ,actual arrangement' of differences
between the conferring parties. A rooted
impression to -this effect is gathered from the
proposed interview which it is said has been
arranged between the Emperors of France and
Austria. The object of this interview is broadly
stated to be'a full consideration of the difficulties
which have unexpectedly arisen in course of the

nekociations. '
The great annual meeting of the Manchester

and Liverpool Agricultural Society takes place
this year in Liverpool, and an amount of local
interest commensurate with the value of this
important institution has been evinced by the
good old town." This is as it ought to be,
clearly indicating, as it does, that in intelligent
circles, of whatever calling, the interests of com-
merce and agriculture, if not absolutely identical,
are believed to be reciprocal.
As the period for absolute trial approaches, the
interest felt throughout the country, in reference
to the success of the Great Eastern, becomes more
and more intense. She was expected, indeed
definitely announced, to leave her moorings on
Monday ; and in expectation of this great event

actually takin place, numerous parties assembled
in the vicinity of where- she now lies, for the pur-
pose of witnessing her departure. They were
doomed to disappointment, however, the clear-
ances of the vessel not having been fully
arranged. She is to be taken down the river
to-day; however; and thus the first part of the
great nautical problem will be solved.