Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-04 00:00:00

NORTHERN' FAIL I TIME

Con. Money .... 964
„ Account ..
Exchequer Bills. .28

.2s Rd to 4s Rd I Veal
.3s 2d to 5s 2d ! Pork
,Os Od to Os Od

I Beasts

TOTAL SUPPLY.
. 1084 I Sheep, foreign.
. 210 Calves
.. 136 Fore pia

RAILWAY SHARES

A. NOt. &E. J. . . 6 -I
Caledonians .... 921
Dutch Rhenish..
Eastern Counties 551 6.1
East Lancashire.
Edinbgh. & Glas. 7 7 8
Great Northern..lo2 3
A. 88 94

Lane.&Yorkshire 96:1
L.& N.Western. 954
L. and S. W.... 951
Leeds Northern.. 46
3 1
Man.Sheff.&Lin. 35 ' 4
Midland Stock ..1061,
North British .. I
N. Staffordshire.
S. E. and Dover, 76-7, .7*
York,New &Ber. 894 90
York &N. Mid .. 741

I Pigs
430 U.,

,-, Foreign

LONDON TALLOW
.MARKET.

f
Gt. Western
Gt. W. Canada ..14
Gd. Tk. of Ca. 911-16 13-16
Gt. S. and W. . . 106 8

The Market for Foreigi

a Securities was limited

lid quotations showed

some degree of flatness
are a shade less firm ; or
784: 4 and 78 ; New Victc
and New Indian Ditto, l(
The quotation for French hentes at a quarter
past twelve was 69 70, with little doing, and a
flat market.

Meiican and Russian
.ginal Turkish brought
,ria Loan is at 1101
I 4.9

The George Marshall is announced •to have
arrived from Melbourne with 29,813 ounces of
gold, valued at £119,250: and the C;tv of

Washington, from New York, brings sp
the amount of £215,000.

ot otv

THE MONEY
The funds showed a decided t

MARKI

a was excited by

more cheer

politica

1 alarms,

cent. was, at one period, att

At this point, hciw-

ver, some sales were

ance it

Fend rat

take place at an early dat

'
lapsed. The closing quotations were tl
those of Monday. 'ln the other departn

Exchange buyers lilcewis,

rninated, al-

Less generally continued slack

The de-

T. and .
I maw" .for money contmstres active. partly in prepara-
tion of the bills maturing on the 4th instant. and com-

—Nov. 3

; India 1 value. In yearling and olds parcels so little is doing
" are almost nominal.

New Two and-a-Half per Cents., 801 791 ; A..
Stock, 224; Ditto Debentures, 96:4 ,?,-, 1, and Ex-
chequer Bills, 28s. 31s. and 295. pm.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 3.
In the English Railway Markct there has been
a total want of activity, and values in some Supplies of Beasts and Sheep con'si'sted chiefly of Mon-
instances gave way a little. Midlands were per
day's unsold stock, and the demand for all breeds ruled
,4
cent. lower. South Easterns, with
heavy in the extreme at .about that day's currency.
have declined 1 per cent., and eßerwicks,aledonians Calves, supfty moderate; dull and inferior qualities
about 10s. per share. gave way 2cl. per 8 lbs. ' .Pigs met slow sale, but un-
changed
in value.
THE FUNDS.-CLOSING IMICSS. Beef
i I Bank Stock .. . . 225 7 Mutton
1- I Three per Cents. 941 1 Lamb
Next Account

,3s .10d to 5s Od
3s 6d to 4s 3d

There is little business doing, but prices are steady,
being quoted as follows :—Tow;Tallow, 60s. net cash ;
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 595. ; all the year, 595. ;
December, 595. 6d.

from the two stages was adopted by a majority of
' only two votes. The cost of the proposed altera-
tion, it will be seen, is estimated at .£513,000---a
large sum, no doubt, but no more than this great
community is willing to bestow on a satisfactory
scheme for the practical improvement of those
very important thoroughfares. For full par-
ticulars we refer to the very ample report which
will be found in another part of this day's.
Northern Daily Times.
As will be seen by reference to another portion
of this day's paper, his Worship the Mayor (Wm.
Preston, Esq.) gave his official farewell entertain-
ment, in the form of a magnificent soiree dansante,
in the Town-hall, last night. The assemblage
of guests was brilliant as well as numerous,
invitations having been sent to the leading fami-
lies and individuals of the town and neighbour-
hood, including the nobility and gentry of the
surrounding district, nearly all of whom signified
their intention of being present. As was to
be expected, several of the distinguished guests
who had intended to be there were. prevented•
by illness or family bereavement, notwithstanding
which the gathering was one of great interest and
.
brilliancy, fully a thousand guests being present
'on the occasion. Dancing was kept up with
great animation to a. late hour, and the supply,
of refreshments was abundant, elegant, and re-
cherehg.

The evidence adduced at the inquest on the
bodies of those who perished in the melancholy
wreck of the Royal Charter, and which have been
cast ashore, will be found in another part of to-
day's impression. From that evidence it will be
seen that the stig,ma of inebriety attempted to
be fixed on the memory of the- ill-fated captain
has been entirely rebutted. Thedetail

spoken to

by the witnesses do not throw much additional
light upon the particulars of the sad catastrophe,

which had been previously knov

WHEN Mr. DISRAELr condemns the "mor

,opoly