Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-21 00:00:00

SHARES.

Lanc.kYorkfthire 964
95+,
L. and S. W.... 941 51
Leeds Northern.. 46i 7
Nian.Sheff,&Lin. pi)
Midland Stock _lO3ll r 4,
North British ..‘ 691
N. Staffordshire.
S: T. and Dover. 761 71
York,New &Bor.' 901 -L. -;
York &N.Mid.. 74;1 5

The following appeared •in a part of our
impression of Saturday:— .
. .

-- -MONEY MARKET,_ Sze.
The aggregate traffic returns of the United
Kingdom, for the week- ending Nov. 12, exceeded
by. £41,100 the sa,me week last year.: r.
The herald says the state of the Bank return
last night is satisfactory, and the resources seem
quite equal to meet any discount demand sthat
may arise without immediately carrying the rate
higher.
The advices from St. Petersburg describe no
material recovery in the money market, but state
that there is a tendency to amendment. The.
Exchanges remain steady, but arc still 10 per
cent. below -

.. par.
The .funds.opened this morning With a Slight,
increase of firmness,. but in the 'afternoon a ''re
lapse took place to the full quotations* of yester-
day. - In the shares '. great dulness was also
observable.. The demand for Money continues,
and bills are not taken" below 21 per cent. There
were no transactions in bullion at ther Bank
to-day... The steamer Ceylon will . take £513,180
in specie to the East on -Sunday, of which £12,230
is in gold and the rest in silver.—Daily
The English Funds opened without recovery I
this morning, but an advance of y soon took place
and was maintained to the close.. The fact of
about £4400,000 having to be provided-to meet.
the new issue of Indian Railway Debentures 'on
Monday, has caused a few realisations of COnsolS'
to-day, and which tended to increase the Prevail-
ing dulness. There was again less demand in the
Discount Market to-day, and 'in- the Stock Ei-
change the rate was from: 11 to 2 per cent. In
the absence of business the Railway Market has
again been rather flat, several of the more im-
portant British Stocks closing at a ,trifling de-
cline. Lancashire and Yorkshire was exception-
ally firm; In the Foreign Exchanges this after-
noon, the rates on Hamburg and Amsterdam were
slightly higher .--Tinzes. . •
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Orders have hinaoviassebeesr executed in the London
ma
said to be for distillation on
the Continent.
The • Times says, there is rather a better feeling
in the tea market,
The Times, in although the trade buys
sparinglofmanykinds.
its weekly review of the Colonial
Produce Market, says the operations have been
scae—soinc
upon a rather more extended l
articles .which lately suffered thegreatest d^
pression being in demand ; quotations, however,
generally-remain without material ehange, and on
Friday (yesterday) the activity appeared to have
diminished.
•
• STAFFORDSHIRE IRON TRADE.
Mr: Samuel Griffiths, in his weekly circular, says :
For the ordinary kinds of best Staffordshire Iron, in-
cluding hoops, sheets, boiler plates, and angels, the de-
mand continues satisfactory,' and the works of most .of
the leading firms are still tolerably well employed. The

credibly informed that
. .
A LijCXY FELLOW.—Wo are
the wife of Mr. George Fenrn, of Clay Cross now
working
as a plasterefb labourer in that place, ilas
.be-
come the fortunate legatee of a sum amounting to`
£x,ooo through the death of a $043014 uncle.--Derty-
shire Courier.