Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-12 00:00:00

The business done at the Liverpool Share Mar.'
iedt to-day was moderate, and .we hare not. Much
change. to notice .in. prices. - They may, perhaps,
be°' quoted slightly lower. ; 'The day's sates
were=Caledonian, 36f ; Dundalk arid-Ennis;
killen, 131 ; Eaitern Counties, Ili ; East Lancia-
hire, 964 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, -100 f ;
Manchester, Sheffield; and Lincolnshire, 44,
;..Midland, ; North British, ).04 North
Eastern, 221- ; Oxford; Worcester, and Wolver-
hapepton, 164 i. Dovere, .221 e ; Dutch Rhenish,
led ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 1.51, 13-16, ; Great
Luxembourg -Constituted,'" '3-.16 d ; Liverpool and
Lendon nee and Life, 84 p. The following were the
closing prices:--Blackburn, 8; 13-16,-8,1;' 'Chester-
and BirkeiiheEtd,69l; Caledonian;36 11-16;36 13-16 ;
Chester. and :Holyhead, 18,. 184 ; Eastern Coune,ies,
II!, 114 East 'Lancashire, 961, 96; ; Ditt £9
shares, h, 13-16 p ; Great Northern, 241 e. WI;
'Great Western;63i, 641,4' Lancashire nricl Yorktshrre.
Stock, 1004,,e1001; ditto £9 shares, 1, 1 1-1.6 p
Liverpool,Crosby, and South port,l9l, 19/ ; Lotidon.
and North Western Stock, 103/ 1031; ditto N shires;
3-16, R d Manchester Sheffield, and Lineelnidtire,
401, 431; Midland Stock, 831, 831;. • North Bei jail,
101, 101 ; North Staffordshire, 5, 44.
Eastern—Berwick, 221, 22(2; York ane North
Jand:3l , 34' 15-16; Leeds Caital Sock; 228,122 i
South Eastern and Dover, 221. 22 3-16 ; Scottish
North Eastern, 124, 13.; Buffalo and Lake Huron,
1, d ; Ditto New Shares, 1. p; Dutch Rhenish,
11, d ; Great Western of Canada, 23; 231 ;
Ditto --New Shires; li, 'Great eLuxem'onure`,
(1-1111.11 d ; Grand Trunk of Qatiada,alsa, 15 13-16.
We do not notice much change in the mark* for
the Pe4lilii; Funds and Securities, which remained
4,ll,dayirather inactive Consols for the :Account
•closed at 931 to _931, being-1116th over the yrie[s of
yeSterday oneols for' Money are shut. Exchequer
Bills were quoted at' 2fdis. to 6 pm., and the New
Three per CilfitS at 921 to 928.. .7
In. the:London Share Market to day, the transac-
tions' were of a limited character, and the tone of
the market may, on the whole,, be called dull.
The following were the closing prices :—Amber-
gate; Nottinghltm, and East Junction, 51 51 ;
Caledonian, 731, 731; Edinburgh and Glasgow;
59, 61 ; Eastern Counties, 11 9-16, 11 1346 •
East Lancashire, 06i, 97 ; Great Northern, 071 ,
-Ditto; A, 88, 89 ; Great Western, 04, 644 ;
Lancashire -and Yorkshire, 1008, . 109 a ; Leeds'
Northern.'. ; London and North Vestern,
103111 ; LOhdOn and South Western, 991
100 ; anchester, Sheffield. • and Lincolnshire,
of', 44 ; Midland Ste6lc, 831, "81/ ; North
British,• 421, 431 ; South' Eastern and Daver,
731. 73/ ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 90,
'9l ; York and - North - 604, 601. After -
official honrs - the, business done was at: 'the-
folloWieg pries s Caledonian, 731, 734; EaStern
Countie.s,ll 9 16, 11 11-16; East Lancashire,; 903,
07; Great NOrtliern, 97, 98; 'Ditto A, 88, 89-;. Great
Westerne 641; 64i; LanCashire and • Yorkshire,
-1008 tool; London and North Western, 104.1034 ;
Manchester, Sheffield; and Lincolnshire. 431, 431 ; •
_Midland Stook,- 83'8. 83# North-British, 42/ 43-1
South.;EatAern ;anti 'Dover, 731-, -731; York: New;
castle, and Bei-wink,' 90, 91 ; York and North.
Midland, 601 69g.
The circular of Mr. Tredinnick, of Old Broad-
street, London, just issued, contains the following
r-enerks on the Mining Market
The market for Foliates in British Mines is extremely
heavy, and very trifling business transacted even in the'
best dividend shares, and prices generally rule machlower ;;
—the fall in prices of Tin and Copper, as predicted by us,.
-has tendedaoancrease the disposition of holders to realiz
-whilst the high value of money and the great difficulty of
. obtaining advances, even at 15 and 20 per dent;
.Or scum,
deter capitaliata from purchasing even at ruling prices. We,
'therefore, regard the market as being in a very precarious
state, and likely still further to become depressed unless
money becomes easier. We must inform our subscribers,
ho wow, that the re-action will shortly become as general
and rapid as the fall.; it; therefore behoves all who can
hold shares to defer selling until the demand b: comes more
buoyant, whilst parties having money to invest would do
well-to embark in sound progressive Mines, which eaanot
bat consderably advance in current value during the
ensuing few months. The large sums of money embarki'd
in mining adventure during the past two or three years
have laid open many young mines that present the ale-
_ ments of success, .requiring only patience and a small
further outlay to'render them productive. and "profitable,
-amongst those we beg to enumerate West Alfred Consols,
r,Boiling Well, Margery, belant Console, North Frances,
Btiller 'and Basset United, Carizewa4,' South Cam Brea,
Old Tolgus 'United, Great South Tolgue, South Bailer. and
West Penstruthal, Fast Bender. Trevoole, Tolvaddetk,
East M%rgaret, Pednaadrea; Gwydyr, and East
.Trefusis.
Tie folloiving oirculai from an eminent .Goode
hause in--M.tnehew.er. shows that. trade there is
;e-e . •
, syjnetohns of improvement noticed last week have
become further confirmed,' sales have been made, to some
extent, and ittanufacturers- now, very. decidedly refuse
further orders at he saute rates; the' general feeling is more
cheerful, with a decided turn in favour of producers.
'Yarns exhibit more
,buoyancy, and qualities seite.ble for
;he East, aee saleable at fully 1-d. per lb.-dearer. '
-. It ia computed that the Bank of England tnitst
have onrchssA between '5)00,000/. and 000,0001.
in gold between the date to which the lust
return c.xtended and yesterdeay. and that its
total metellie week eees.,quently now exte,eds
ten millions and belt' sterling. Meanwhile
ethe_rapik tile. of `.l..tetke u tee. sieko.lts into,,
the Bal k. as liana!: at this period of the quarter,
meterially adds- to the aiiallalde resources of the
institution); iutl, tiie ongagernpnts incidental to
the June having been satisfactorily met, the'
for acdorntnodation is slacker All Woe
circumstances encourage the inellef that the Banks
will be compelled to reduce the rate of discount
feern Of, in 6 IRtr cent. at ark early date. .

Ti-ie failure Is announced of Messrs Evans,
Roore, and Cv., described AS wine and export
bottled beer merchants, of 29, Great St. Helens;
Wharf,„ Rotherhitiw. Their ernbar-
raHsny.,.; s rot! vscribaWe If.) the unsaiisractnry state
of the markets, which have evidently
be en (.1.•

The Ceyfov rland Otsrri'er, of the 9th Apiil,.
Contains ut3 loliowing _paragraph : •
The banks have lowered their purchasing rate for bills
on London to eight per cent-discount, btu, bills are scarce
at thig figure, a 3 the Bank of Eg)pt and ethers are in the
malltet, an 4 take.tio atl the available paper they can find,
at seyen.peg cent.:*.cliseoatlf; Remittances from them; id
to nearly `..-20,..0001, reaidied this. by thii, last steamer
frost Snez----:a no incoLaiderable.sum, when it i. Considered
that this season Very- few bills ake to be had, The local
banks, we imagine, will look upon :these thugs with die-
fe,vour, s tbey interfere with -.their -legitimate functions.'
A -light tightness is' observable in_ the.lioney Market, in
ejll\3\l(q:l,7„ede,,(l),f;:thare,(7l',l:ftblitieverr.crnitanees o; gold by
Istvrtidi;lc. , above referred to, were effectfd'
by th..;1., in,titat lin merely for account of another
bank has a branch in Ceylon.

'Grange yesterday, e'er rumours et