Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-12 00:00:00

FOREIGN EXCHANGES

Amsterdam, short

Antwerp, do,.
Brussels, d 0...
Hamburg, do.
Paris, short...
Do., three m

Vienna; d'o.
Trieste, do
Petersburg, do.
Madrid, do

to 25 32i
95 324

23 27A to -4
13 5 to 13 51
23 10 to 25 15.

12 36 to 12 36
12 34 to 12 40
34i to 342,
50 to 501

The following appeared in a part of our
•
impression of yesterday :--

THE MONEY MARKET.
The Enp;lish Funds have been influenced_ t_o43.t by
-the disoontinuance of purchases_ on account...ofSavings'

,gan.in

ast, and hdve been con:

tinned uninterruptedly—first at the rate of £15,000,
whence they were reduced to £lO,OOO, and more
recently to £5,000: Ultimately, .the,rtgarket; hssisted by
a further considerable delivery of gold at the Bank,
regained steadiness.. The .-Railway .Maatket . has been
rather flat, the public,-showing little dispkDsition. to
in the face of the increasing abundance of roomy. Most
of
_the leading British Stocks close' at a factional

tireat inactivity coittinues to prevail in the Stitek Ex-
change; the FundS., livivever, remained steady, being
supported by the centioned flow of gold to the Think,
combined with the small supply of stock shown a the
settlement now in progress. There was again a goodde-
mand for money in the discotwit musket, and only in et
-ntional cases was business done at a redact= per

ion of s _
cent. from the Bank minimum.. About £140,000 of
Californian gold was sent into the' Bunk to-day, and
übout £200,000 was taken for Ale' Continent. The
steamier Delta will take, on Wednesday,. £230,600 in sil-
ver' and £85,330 gold, for BOinibity,, the whole for
private accounts.—DWy News.

NO.ltTilitN: PALL • ftillEd

'l6sLand 'l66f.ex

any ad-vane(
=Bede

Wheal Basset, Providence,- and North Downs min(

Foreign Mining shares remain without movement.
North Ithine Copper (South. Australia) have been dealt
in at- prem. Worthing Mining are inquired for at
11s. 6d. to 125., and Port 'Philip dull at 1 ls. 6d. to

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Ocr. 11

- The market is firm, at the following prices :—Town
Tallow, 58s. net cash ; Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot,
585.; all the year, 585.; December, 58s. 3d. to 58s. 6d.

BOROUGH 'HOP MARKET

—OcT. 11

No change to report in the
.general features of the
market. Good and fine-hops-quite as dear as yesterday.
In the value of other kinds no change has taken place.

—Ocr. 11

„MANCFIESTER SHARE MARKET
Leeds, .954 ;. Berwicks, 8“ ; S4effields, ,351; . Qu-
int* 13 1346 ; foyers, 22'.15-16; Trunks, 9 9-16.

MANCHESTER TRADE NErORT

—OcT. 11

Market lower than on Tuesday' last, but the con-
cession from the highest point, winch is becoming, more
general mil the part of the trade, and: which amounts
now almost• fo. ld per lb on medium numbers, leads to
more offers on the part of buyers,-and solfat'the tone of
the market i. better.

MILL CORN' MARKET.—OcTaghlt 11.
Thin -attendatieb: Little doing at ls: ailvanee over
last Tuesday's,. pricts.lierartieles unaltered'. • •

LEEDS -CORN MARKET

-OcT 1t

Fair demand for wheat at. Friday's rates!- Pine
barley brings full rafes-; other kinds rather cheaper,
kcal% oats, and shellisigraelow sale, and rather eheaper.

NEWCASTLE CORN" MARKET

Fair- demand. South country wheat fully Is. per. qr.
ads-at-00,0 n Saturday's pribes: Voreigit also in reqUbst,
and diy qualities a
,kimilitiinprovement. Old wiled
ftillyrast -week's prices. Flom'. firm. Grinding Barley
6d. per"quartcr dearer ; malting- qualities inquired] for.,
Oats—slOW:sale; further aritival from Russia die&
Beans and peas-=slow sale and cheaper:
Syke,A. and Co..s Res t: ••••

CORK CORN MARKRr
White Wheat, !is. to 245. 61 ;

.rficroßErt 11.
ecA 20s. to 235. 6i
)S--tto 12s. 10d.

:1;IX CORN MARIMT.

-OCT. 11

Weather damp. aid sultry. A 4 'are. attendance
millers. 11-6nte Wheat, a fair supply': which met withl
a brisk demaind'at dd. per barrel advance .of last day's
. • .

suppli of Oats, •bilyers, offer recent
prices, but seilerg d'enranded 6d., whiih was, realised on
some good pateelS. RaTley in slow dbnraird, at a re-
doction of 6d. perbarrel. Indian Ciirty much inquired
for by specillators,, at rasr day's euireueieN it sellers
asked 6d. to lei per. Tarter more money; viiieh check
lioness.

GLASGOW-INM MARKET.I----OLT:.
No. 1, No. 3, and Madan 's Iron' 516.4 git to, 52s
Warrants nominallY, 5N Market quiit:4

This .is a very .dangerous 'doctrine to:lay down.
Many great crimes might find, an excuse in
,a
• similar pretext to this.
If it be true, as.we see it stated, in somo of the
London journals, that Lord Brougham and Lord
Lyndhurst haire been named as arbitraters in the
dispute bet Ween the metropolitan builders and
their work-people, there is reason to hope that
the strike will soon now be brought to an end.
One. would hope that, the whole case, on both
sides, will be left to the arbitration of thOse two
noble andlearnod lords ;- and that- both masters-
and men will engage to be bound. by.- the decision.
Conspicuous among.the local topics of interest
which have arisen within the last few days,. the
publicatiOn of the annual accounts of the Mersey
Docks and Harbour ,Board stand pre-eminent:
To a large amount of consideration they are fairly_
acid fully entitled, exhibiting as they do a most
gratifying illustration of the east magnitude anal
still increasing prosperity of Co trade of Liver-,
pool, and of the very extensive-works constructed
andinaintained 'for facilitating the operations of
that-important trade. -An absti act of the accounts
referred to ;will be found in our col turn..

By the ortival ofthe Nova Seotiariffrthn Quebec,
we are in Ssession of news to the fist instant,
but the intrellir,evee conveyed is not . of much
general. impeetanee. The funeral of Irv: John
Head, son of hiS,Eitcellescy the Governov:Gurteral,
took place on tilte3Oth a September, arcs great
amount of publi6' sytniuthy with the - Bereaved
family was exhiMiett among, all ranks.
By the arrival © the mug steamer Benitiek- at.

Men, we are in receipt of a telegraphic a'stl•aet
of the India and Ch_ maw. which will be fr&tinct
under the head of lotgt new, i/1 another psrVof

our impression.

Figs, this our England'- of the year 1859, wlrarD
many people tell uR, good. principles, moral

virtuts. and all the bettlw artof life have beer

'WU'dug* stronger, and taping: ire an' ever widening
cirele?---where knowledgc• has dbepmed among
those einsses which always-hoastedltheir modicums
of educationy and has oxtendeali to, those more

attmerons, ors who were- ntVerttiuglit before,—
thii• England, we soar • beers: going -through

nnthing But a " self-eancesifine prneesa,. both in
thb.merall sphere and the politieal,-andi arrived at
last, atl wilat Mr. CARLYLwealls -a "net result oof

keres'?"

We win fen our readers- hat we' mean;