Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-18 00:00:00

g apparent as regards
pal undertakings. The
.kets are dull, and prices

No material alteration
values in any of the princi
Foreign and Colonial marl
are barely maintained.

THE FUNDS.-CJ
Con. Money .. . . 96'
„ Account.... 96 44
Exchequer Bills. 25 30

.OSING mum.
Bank Stock ....221 22
Three per Cents. 941 5
Next Account, .. -
SHARES.

RAILWAY
A. Not. &E.J. 6 1-16 3-16
Caledonians .. , . 921
Dutch Rheniih..
Eastern Counties 551 6
East Lancashire:,
Edinbgh. & Glas. 79i 80
Great Northern,.lo2l4 B

Lanc.&York , . 97+
L.& N.W
L. and S. W... 041 5i
Leeds Northern. 45 a
Man.Sheff.&Lin. 354
Mid. Stock . „WO? ti
North British , 591 601 C
N. Staffordshire. =
S. E. and Dover. 77 1,
York,New&Ber. go.
York &N. Mid 724

A. 851 6i
), ?
Gt7West. -
Gt. W. of Canada 144 A:
Gd. Tk. of ena. . . 314 9
Gt. S. and W,

We have been supplied with the' following;
dated

HONG KONG,. 22nd August, 1859.
Beyond a report that the American Stinister Pad
reached:- Pekin there is no' new feature of a political;
nature to advise_ by this oppostunity. The disturbance.
at Shanghai, alluded to in otar last circubr, has been,
quelled, and business is being resumed againt.
Impoirrs.—lrsth here and in Canton, the market may-
be said to have been somewhat dull, until within the
last few days; when- an improvement set in, and which
is likely to continuer we think, at about present rates,
for most of the stagle articles.
• roo-Chow, nth August, 1859.
The few Grey Cioodk that have• been received 'found
natty buyers; "but other manufacture are dull. iced is
rather higher. Rice.maderate.
Tnts.—The marlatessumed a somewhat quieter tone
for a few days after the departure of-last mail, with an
easier tendency in prices; but buyeis again came for-
went,. and a considerable business lias been done in.
Congons for England] and Australia). at about our-last
quotations. For Oorongs; also, prioes are fully main-
tained.
Arrivals of both Idiub have continued on a lateral
scale.

Chilton : The market for New Congons was opened-
on the 9th inst. by the- settlement or a.chop of COIUM
at 33 taels per pecul, and' two chops of Oopack at 38,t0,
404 taels. Subsequent settlements an3.B chops, mostly
by- one firm. In addinien to the above. 4 chops of eon—
tract Teas have been shipped, and- tile market doses-
firm ; but foreigners generally are unwilling to operate
at established rates.

Recent arrivals prove the crop to lie rather below-the
average, but not so much so as was. at first supposed;
from the irregularity- of leaf in chops shown early.
The total export ftom all. China, from Ist Slily, to
Great Britain, we make 8,607,2141 N, against last year,
at same period, 2,4D5,635- lbs.

The following, appeared in a; portion of ourim-
pression of yesterday :

THE MONEY MARKET.

The English funds. have shows increasing buoyancy
to-day. The demand for money at the Bank, to-day,
was very limited. It is reported that the Russian Go-
vernment will assist the house of Messrs. Alexeieff and
Co., of Moscow whose failure has been announced, for
a sum exceeding £soo,ooo.—Times.
The funds to-day very strong and closed a trifle
dearer than yesterday. In most of the other markets
the tendency was also to improvement, restrained only
by the dulness of business. British railway stocks were
particularly buoyant. A fair demand for money : best
bills a per cent, below Bank rate, but money-dealers
show a great deal of firmness. The sum of £4,000, in
gold was sent into the Bank, to-day.—Daay News.