Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-16 00:00:00

NORTNERN RAIL Y TIMES.

The following appeared r -fpaq of our
impression of yesterday 1) • j -
THE MONEY MARKET.
Great gloom prevailed to-day on the' Stock
Exchange. :Alarmist statements were circulated
respecting the Suei Cane and the San Juan
affair. There were several bona
.fide sales, and a
fall of fully ti per cent. took- place, though there
was a partial recovery, and the decline at the
close did not exceed '-§l:.per cent. The demand for
money active in the open market, and to a fair
extent, at the :Bank. Few bills are taken .now
at 21 per cent. There were no transactions in
bullion.—Daily News. •
The English funds opened this morning with
increased heaviness, and., in consequence of specula-
tive sales, soon experienced a further fall, from
which the recovery was only partial. The steps
taken by the French Government, apparently
with-the--view to show that England refuses to
assist-in the re-subjugation of the people of Cen-
tral Italy and the Suez Canal question will be
used to create, embitterments and difficulties
elsewhere, constituted the main cause of the
tendency to disquietude. The demand for dis-
count has again been good; and at the Bank the
applications-exceeded the average. The railway_
market has been heavy. Operators for the rise.
are discouraged by the appearance of foreign
politics, and prefer to close their accounts at once
instead of carrying them on. In nearly all the:
principal British stocks a reduction of t to 3 per
cent. has taken place.—Times.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Noy. 15.

There has been a very quiet market for Cotten to-day,
with here and there a slight :giving way in price. The
sales, including 50 Maranham' at B',-,d. ; 20 Bahia, at
70.- 100 Egyptian, at Bd. to 9d. ; 800 Surat, at d.
to sid., are reported 4,000 bales, of which 600 are on
'speculation and for export.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 15.

Suoiat.—The business in Sugar is confined to 70
,libds. Demerara at 38s. per ewt., with 220 bags grainy,
all faults, by auction.
Nothing reported in Molasses or Rum.
COFFEE.—Of 6,300 bags of Costa Rica Ceffee offered
by auction, 1,600 damaged found buyers at 535. to
61s 6d. • •very little disposition was, however, shown
to purchase the sound, and only 700 bags were disposed
of at 695. for pale and ordinary, to 70s, per cwt. for
middling coloury.
Rica.—The sales in Rice comprise 1,650 bags Bengal
at 121. 6d.7 and 2,600 bags Bassein, of the new crop, at
9s. 9d. per cwt.
LINSEED. —.&t public sales, 2,950 bags Calcutta realised
475. to 48s. .

RAPESEED.-700 bags Calcutta are reported at 435.
per quarter.
JUTE.-500 bales have changed hands at £l2 ss. to
' £l4 12s. 6d. per ton.
PEPPER.-170 bags black at 41d. per lb.
DYEWOODS.—NO sales.

DRYSALTERIES, &c.—Very little to report in Brim-
stone; 50 tons at £8 ss. for thirds to £8 15s. per ton
for seconds. Small sales of Nitrate of Soda at 14s. 6d.
Pot Ashes, 275. 6d. ; Pearls, 275. 9d. 30 cases Castor
Oil at 62d. to 7d. A few tons Valonia at £l5 to £l6 ss.
20 tons American Linseed Cakes at a to £9 55., chiefly
at the former price..

011..s*.—PalM Oil unchanged; market for Olive Oil
firm, and little offering. Galipoli, £56. 350 brls.
common nosin, at 4s. to 4s. ld. per cwt.
PIG IRON.—Notbing done, sellers 535. three months
open, and buyers 525. cash—sellers, 525. 3d.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Nov. 15.

We have had a good attendance of millers and dealers
at our market this morning, but holders of Wheat firmly
demanding a further advance checks the sale, and the
business is only moderate in consequence ; in the trans-
actions effected, however, an improvement is realised of
about 3d. per cental on he prices of this day week, but
this applies more to the finer than to the secondary and
inferior qualities. Flour makes an amendment of 6d.
per barrel and Is. per sack, superior descriptions of both
British and foreign being in small compass. Beans are
Is. per quarter darer, the chief sales being of Egyptian.
Oats have improved 2d. per eental, and Oatmeal is. per
load. Indian Corn is iii fair request for feeding pur-
poses, and we note an advauce of fully is. per quarter
since Tuesday fast.

ARRIV
From the Bth tc

ALS AND EXPORTS
) the 14th. November, inelus;ve,

tending dearer. Beans,- 'Allure enquiry, but without
change in price.

HULL CO-AN MARKET.—Nov. 15.
English Wheat, meets full sale, at an advance of Is.
to 2s, per quat‘er on the rates of last Tuesday. Forcign
in better deAand, at the same improvement Malting
,Barley to 35., grinding ls., per quarter higher.
Oats 6d. to Is. clearer. Beans, Peas, and Indian Corn,
is. per quarter dearer.

_ _

CORK CORN MARKET.—Nov. 15.
White Wheat 245. to 275. 6d. ; red, 245. to 265.;
Barley, 15s. to 16s. ; Oats, Yls. to 14s.

, GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—Nov. 15.
No.l, 52s to 52s 3d ; Warrants, 52s to 52s ld ; makers'
iron,. Ms 9d to 52s ; No. 3,51 s :9d to 525. Market
drooping. Shipped this week, 6,760 tons. Same
week last year, 7,880 tons.

THE DERBY BANQUET.

Now ready, in a separate Form, Price lad.,

.•
REPORT of the SPEECHES at the DERBY
BANQUET. ,
The object of this Publiesiion is to meet the demand which
still continues for Monday's Northern Tipnes, containing the
Report•of the Banquet, our large' impression of which was all
exhausted by Monday afternoon. _ _ _

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IVEDIVESDAY, NOVEJIBER 16, 1859.