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

of any kind to notice ; prices continued steady

The transactions reported included till sale o

~uncashire and

Eastern Counties, at 11 1-16
Yorkshire, 961 ; Lancaster and Carlisle Consoli-
dated Stock, 199 8 ; London and North Western,
951 ; South Eastern, 23 1-
field, and Lincoln, 6 per cent. Preferc
1231 ; Liverpool and Lor
ranee, 71 7p. ; Pacific St

:hostel', Shef-

rice Stock,

Fire and Life Insu-

am Company

CLOSING

PRICES,

Ches. & B'head 77t- 774
Caledonian .... 911-, 92i

IN. Stafford .. . . 41 41d
IS Ben c. Stock S9l 901

E. Counties

York capital Stock 742 ,75
Leeds Stock 46 46
S. Eastern.. 23 23 1-16
Dutch Rhenish 4K 4111
Gt. Luxemb'g ..7 1-16.74
G. T.Ca'da
G.W.Canada
„ new shares 6 61d
Buffalo & L. Huron 4.4 5-k
13/6 14/6

E. L. Stock
G. N. Stock ....102 103
Great Westerns.. 65 65
Lan. and York .. 961 97
Ln. & Nor. West. 951 96

„ 4-shares 15-16 Nd
XL S. and Lincoln 35:i 35
Midland Stock ..1051 106
N. British St. .. 594 60 !Great Ship

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

Thursday Evening,

The Market for English Securities has not im-
proved to-day. The Court of Directors of the
Bank- of England separated, as had been expected,
without making any alteration in the rate of dis-
count, a circumstance which might have been sup-
posed to exercise an assuring influence on the gene-
ral business ; still although a quotable decrease in
value has not been established as compared with
the prices of yesterday, the tendency has been
rather downwards than otherwise. Consols
opened with flatness, and the latest quotations
stand at 961 1 for money, and 961 for the account.
Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2251 and 226 ;
Reduced Three per Cents:, 941 and 95 ; New
Three per Cents., 944, 95,. and 941 ; and Exche-
quer Bills; 295., 325., and 295. prem.
In the English Railway Share market business
has been very inanimate, but in several instances
prices appear to have :been fairly sustained, and
if any change could be recorded, it would be that
in these instances Stocks were a shade firmer.
Great Northerns are quoted 31- per cent. better.
London and North-Westerns have improved a
fraction.

The market for Foreign Securities was exceed-
ingly dull, and values, in' most instances, were
lower. Peruvian Threes were per cent. lower ;
Brazilian and Russian each receded 1 per cent.,
and Spanishi. New Turkish Sixes brought only
681 and 672. New Indian Loan is quoted 1034
and 104,1.

The q otation - for French Rentes at a quarter
past twelve was 70f. 15c., the market being de-
scribed as firm. .

TUB FUNDS.-CLOSING ritICES

Con. Money
„ Account

Bank Stock.... 225 7
Three per Cents. 94,1 5
Next Account

tchequer Bills. 29

RAILWAY
A. Not. &E. J. . . 6
Caledonians . 92
Dutch Rhenish..
Eastern Counties 551
East Lancashire.
Edinbgh. & Glas. 78 9
Great Northern..lo2 3

HARES

Lanc.&Yorkshire 961 7
L.& N.Western. 951 6
L. and S. W..... 903; 3
Leeds Northern.. 461, 7
Man.Sheff.&Lin. 351 6
Midland Stock ..106 14
North British .. '591
N. Staffordshire.
S. E. and Dover, 761 7
York,New&Ber. 90
York &N.Mid.. 741 5

Gt7Westerri' A.
8621 00
Gt. W. Canada . . 131 141
Gd. Tk. of Ca. .. 9a 5
Gt. S. and W. . . 108 9

The following appeared in a portion of our im-
pression of yesterday :

THE MONEY MARKET,

After advancing 1-16 to it per cent., consols relapsed
to the closing quotations of yesterday, in consequence of
a little doubt being entertained amongst speculators
with regard to the weekly court at the Bank to-day.
The demand for money in Lombard-street continues
active, and• few bills, however good, are taken at 217 per
cent., 2 and 21 being generally asked. The sum of
£4,000 in gold was withdrawn from the Bank to-day for
exportation, and the £204,000 by the Orwell and
Phoenician, from Australia, was bought for the same
purpose. 'Unless fresh supplies come quickly to hand,
the Bank will perhaps be resorted to.—Daily News.
The English funds opened without alteration this
morning, and have been inanimate throughout the day.
The demand for money at the Bank of England during
the week has been active, and there is no probability of
any immediate falling off, but it seems unlikely that any
alteration in the rate of discount will take place to-
morrow. The stock of bullion, although it has, for four
consecutive weeks, experienced a reduction, was still
£300,000 above the point at which it stood at the end
of August. So long as the receipts from New York
continue on their revived scale the total may remain
stationary, arid perhaps it is only in case these should
suddenly diminish that a movement to 3 per cent. will
become necessary. English railway stocks generally
unchanged to-day,—TiCes.