Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03 00:00:00

CLOSING PRICES.

Ches. & B'head ..771 771 N. Stafford
Caledonian 92 023 N. E. Ber. c. Stck . .891 901
E. Counties . . 111-16 11,1 York capitalStck . .73i 74
E. L. Stock .... Leeds Stock 46 461
.?
G. N. Stock ....102 103 S. Eastern .. ..23 23 1-16

Great Westerns ..65 651
Lan. and York ..96, 96i
Ln. & Nor. West. 951 95.2
4-shares 1 ia
M. S. and Lincoln 35 35.1
Midland Stock ..1051 106
N. British St. . .591 60

Dutch Rhenish .. 4a 4id
Gt. Luxemb'g7 1-16 7 3-16
G. T.Canada ..9 11-16 91
G.W.Canada .... 141 144
„ new shares 61 6 d
Lomb.-Venetian 11 2ip
„ new shares

For Foreign Stocks only a limited amount of
demand was exhibited, yet values were again
somewhat in advance of yesterday's quotations.
Mexican have improved to -1; per cent. ; Portu-
guese and Spanish are firm ; Original Turkish
have been negotiated at 78, 79, and 782 ; New
Victoria Loan is quoted at 109; to 110, and the
New Indian ditto at 103 1.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Wednesday Evening.

In the English Stock Market to-day business
was defective in activity, though on the whole
the general tone was satisfactory. Consols, which
opened firmly at 961 to ti, were eventually quoted
961 to a for Money and the Account. Bank Stock
was dealt in at 225 and 227 ; Reduced Three per
Cents., 941., a, 95 ; New Three per Cents.,
95; Indian Debentures, 96 to ; ditto
Bonds, 2 dis. to 2 prem. ; and Exchequer Bills,
315., 285., and 325. prem.
In the English Railway Share Market business
was dull, and inactivity was the prevailing
character of the day's proceedings Several
prices of Stock have been fully maintained at
those previously current. London and North-
Western, with Midland, were both slightly
firmer.

THE PITNDS.-CLOSING PRICES.

Con. Money .. . . 9%1
Account
Facchequer Bills. 28 31
RAILWAY

Bank Stock .. . . 225 7
Three per Cents. 942
Next Account . . -
SHARES.

A. Not. &E. J.
Caledonians ....
Dutch Rhenish..
Eastern Counties 56
East Lancashire.
Edinboo.h. & Glas. 78
Great Northern-102

6
921

Lanc.&Yorkshire 961 7
L.& N.Western. 954- 6
L. and S. W.... 95
Leeds Northern.. 46
Man.Sheff.&Lia. 35
Midland Stock ..1051 61
North British .. 694 60
N. Staffordshire.
S. E. and Dover, 761 71
York,New &Ber. 89,1 90
York &N. Mid . . 74+

„ A. 88 90
Gt. Western 65
Gt. W. Canada 14;,- ;,
Gd.Tk. of Ca. 9 11-16 13-16
Gt. S. and W 106 8

The week's traffic return of the London and
North-western Railway shows an income of
£78,647, being an increase of £8,238 on the
corresponding week of last year.

The following appeared in a part of our
impression of yesterday

THE MONEY MARKET.

Gold is 2-10ths per cent. dearer in Paris than
in London, 1-10th dearer in Hamburg than in
London, and the present course of exchange at
New York on London leaves only a small profit
on the importation of gold from the United
States.

The intelligence of the friendly understanding
between Russia and Prussia seems calculated to
have a favourable influence on prices, from its
being likely to interpose a partial check against
new European wars. Among the few speculators
that assembled on the Royal Exchanges the no-
minal 'quotation of Consols was 961. The de-
mand for money to-day has again been active,
both at Bank and in open market. This being
All-Saints Day, there has been no Bourse trans-
actions either at Paris or Vienna. In the
foreign exchanges, this afternoon, there was a
slight decline in the rate on Amsterdam.—Times.
The Stock Exchange was closed according to
custom. There was a marked increase in the
applications for money at the Bank of England,
and in the general market it was only by way of
favour that the best bills were discounted at the
Bank minimum. The immediate supply of money
has become very scanty. The impression that
money. will
.yet become somewhat dearer this
year is retained by many persons, and is en-
couraged by the continued remittance of gold
to the Continent, by the flatness of the continen-
tal exchanges, and by the steady demand for
silver for the East. There were no operations in
gold at the Bank to-day. On 'Change, to-day-, the
rates for drafts on Holland, and for long-dated
bills on Paris, were again quoted less favourable
for this country.—Daily News.

MANCHESTER TRADE.
Messrs. Du Fay and Co., of Manchester, say :—The hope
and expectation of most men interested in mercantile
solution, have
operations, that the complications arising out of the late
course of the
war in Italy would gradually approach to a satisfactory
betenslowly passing away again in the
once more throughoutl'li
i!asolivemonth, and so many symptoms of
, uneasiness in matters have shown themselves
more disappears, an(.
withstanding this, theeuotffiri3
Europe, that confidence more and
rise is checked again. Not-
state and other accounts of the
state of trade and navigationCoigrtieneuemusotfotthttwcouantdryey,
ealsopfmarenats
they are published,
over-speculation
satisfactory. Even
and scheming, the
which in the highest de
entersch very little
which must
the great rear of over-
year 18.57, is surpassed by the preselint year,lvli
be admitted by all to be a year
little temptation offered itself to
speculations requiring time to bring
7 them'snetvo to.any
maturity. The natural sober growth of the trade oefsta
country is thereby established beyond doubt or cavil.
The working classes are fully employed and enabled tO
lay by savings for less prosperous times, which after all
may be in store for us, and money continues abundant
and cheap, thus removing every obstacle for capital seek-
ing investment in domestic undertakings, and givino.
employment to the labouring population unconnected
with joint-stock management, which at former periods
has given such disastrous results. As far as the trade

of this district is concerned, ve have again to report
that business daring the kpast month has continued to
move on steadily and Itmetly. As the wants of one
market fell off, the demands from the others stepped in
to take away the productions of our spindles and of our
looms. The accumulations of stock have continued to
be very partial indeed, and their pressure upon pliees
has been very slight.

NOVITIERN DAILY TAMS.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL ALIT,-Nov. t.
s. d. E. d. r. d. d.
Hay, old
Ditto, new
Ditto, clover 0 ... 010 Do. whiterooks 2 8 ... 210
Green Clover 0 0 ... 0 0 Da. halskaw . 2 1 ... 2 3
Vetches 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. 13e1d,rums. .0 0 ... 0 0
straw, wheat , 0 4 ... 0 41. Do. cattle
Ditto, oat 0 3 0 6 Turnips '2 0 ...24 0
Ditto, barley 0 3 ... 0 4 Carrots
Oats, in straw. 0 0 ... 0 0 Mangelwurzel 0 0 ... 0 0
Potatos, flukes 3 2 ... 3 6 I Manure