Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-08 00:00:00

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The Cotton Market to-day has been
though exhibiting rather less animation than 'wa
manifested during the last day or two. The sales
amounted to 8,000 bales, of which 1,000 were for
export or taken on speculation. Prices were not

changed

The Liverpool Railway Share Market wore
more re-assuring aspect to-day, and prices ralliei
a little; but the amount of business done ww
rather small, and the market closed without much
rained the advan-
hncinr.ce

Sheffield stock

141b5., at 7,4 d. to 70. ; damagel sid. to Bd.; covers
41d. to 4-:!u. per lb. ; Madras brined, heavy average
9:1,- lbs.,' at''6ld. ; 2nds at sd. to 51d. ; 3rds at 4d..per
lb. Stock, 32,000 hips, 1,800 Buffalo Hides. Hair
Import, 140 bales, 47 bags. Sales, 172 bales, 13 bags
Horns : Import 62,000 ; sales 123,000 River 'Plate
10,000 Australian, 4,500 West Coast, and 13
Buffalo Horns. At the public sales on the 13th ul
heavy Horns were in tai.: demand at is. to 15..6u

decline

quay a

niport 200 tons. Sold from the

,t £6•ss. to £G 10s:per ton

The following appeared in a portion of our im-

presion of yesterdal

MONEY MARKET,

The English Funds have exhibited great steadiness
-day, and the market has been supported by. good
:cotrnts from the Paris Bourse. On the other hand,

:1 active

cod by the continuance of
eniand for discount. At the bank, to-day, application
discount heavier than previous Saturdays.
pen market there was less pressure, and in rare cases
las business done below 21 per cont.—Times.

DffY decidedly firm.

.e but firm, the

es havinf; been more favc

In the money market the best bills
per cent., and more business than

£8 15s_,

itrato of

to £4E

fill. ; ao

LIVER

'IDOL CATTLE MARK}

air demand' or good Cattle and. Sheep at
;es ;• middlifig.aud inferior dull and much

llutton, 6d. t0,77,c

71; Sheep, f.

ESTER SHARE MARKET,

N umber

Nov. 7

THE DERBY BANQUET.

gow ready, in a separate Form, Price 11c1.,

AREPORT of the SPEFCHES at the DERBY
BANQUET.
The object of this PUblication is to moet the demand which
still continues for Monday's Xortliern, Times, ciontahiing the

Report of the Banquet, o'
exhausted by Monday aft
Published at the Nora

;treet, Liverpool

anpression'of which was all

Tipples Office, 13; South John-

a practical character, and, as such, eminently
suited to convey instruction to the working
classes, for whose benefit it was composed and
delivered.

ALTHOUGH their plans are kept ominously secret
and give but faint indications of their real nature

and object, we believe we are right, in suspecting

that the Liberals are preparing for a struggle of

some preten4l n to-morrow. It is not improbable

that the:

ir recent desperate at

tempt to gain a

party victory, under the cover and by the induce-
ment of an universally respected name, will be

repeated. Gentlemen in the Council may be

assured, that if opposition to the Conservative
candidate is made to take the shape of an

approval of the character of the present Mayor,

and of his fitness for re-election, yet nothing is

a reality more dissimilar from the real motive of

the Radical

party.

It is very- rarel

y that our

disinterested opponents give way to the weakness

such amiability as this ; and its very affecta-