Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-18 00:00:00

pastr Pive4verwp.6- %9f. -50 p ead—subsequeptbN 69f.
10c., •sh owing =a :slight advance.
- • THE YUNDS.-•-CLOSING PRICES.
CCd2aIs,MOITOY••• 954 1 Bank Stock .'. :929 30
' Aeoon Three
et .. 95/ A per Cents.. =954 fit
ELbequer Bills.. 29 31 . •

.RAILWAY ' SHARES.-
Ainb. Not. AVE. J. 61
Caledonians .... . 95
Dutch Rhenish.. ---
Eastern Counties. .461 7i'
East -Lancashire. --
-Edinburio& Glas. • 811 21
Greatigwitherit . .1081
?I A. 96 '7
Gt. Wesie.rns .
.78=1
G. W.Canada . 121 1'
Gd. Tk. Can. .. 41 ,t-
G t S.. ez West.. 1121 131

-.CLOSING PRICES.
Landis. & York." 10211
L. N. West... 99t
L. &S. W. .....98_ 4
Leeds Northern.. 441
Man. Shoff. & Lin. 39' 40
Midland -Rioqk ...1104
North' British . . . 63
N. Staffordshire..
S. E. & Dover .
York, N. &B. .. 941 51-}
York &N. Mid-...

FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

tAmsterdam, short 'll 121 to 11 121
Do., three monthS -11 1 to 11 14
-tßatterelam, do. ll 14.. to 11 15
Antwerp, do. -25 .15. .to 25 20
Brussels, do.
- Hamburg, du
!?Paris,-short 25 5 to 25 10 •
Do.i three months 25 27i to . 25 34
Marseilles, do 25 ?.0. to 25. 33

Frankfort, do
:Vienna, do
Trieste, .....
Petersborgh, do
Madrid, do

. 116' to 117
13 10 to 13 25
...,. 13 13 to 13 30
35 to 351.
49a to . 491

The following appeared in a portion of aur
inapression of yesterday:—
MONEY aiIARKET,

The tone of the English • funds has been much im-
Eproved by the commercial manifesto of the :French
mperor, but the actual advance has been slight cwiug
to the adverse state.of the exchanges. The mercantile
advices from Paris 'to7day state• that, although. the
liberal views of the Emperor would mite great hostility
among the monopolist: classes, there can be no question
as to the OA impression..that will be produced through
the country at large. The West. India steamer, La
Plata, to sail to-morrow, will carry £5,640 in silver.
The transactions in Indian securities continue on a large
scale. The railiviy market continues to maintain a
firm tendency.—Times.

The Emperor Napoleon's free-trade manifestohas been
received with the liveliest satisfaction in commercial
circles generally. • His Majesty's present utterance is
regarded as the strongest possible guarantee.cif peace.
It is remarked as a not unsatisfactory feature, that the
pacific programme just inaugurated was received 'at
first with considerable
_pution._ _There can be no
doubt of the result,, proiided the Emperor be true
•
to his own• tharacter• for resolutzon, The promised
stimulus to railways and other public works, is,evidently
deiigned -to disaimf•the opPosition or the iron-interest.
The .effect in the ,Stock Exchange has 'ben highly
favourable. The funds have risen d per cent.; but
amongst the considerations which tended to prevent a
still, greater improvement was the prospect of an ad-
vance on the Bank rate of discount at no distant date
in -the event of the efflux of gold continuing as seems
probable. The amount of gold withdrawn from the
Bank to-day for exportation was £16,000. The divi-
dend of - the Br*hton railway company is officially
announced at the ',rate of 7 per cent. per annum.
Foreign stock marketh firmer.—Daily New.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL GOTTQN MARKET.=-7-JAN. 17:

There has been a fair demand for Cotton to-day, at
steady prices.. Thelate, including 360 Pernambucb at
7d. to sp., 20 Masanham at -dd.,. 200 Egyptian at
83d. to 9d., and 2,200 Surats at 31d. to are
reported.lo,ooo bales, of which 3,000 are on speculation
and for export.