Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-21 00:00:00

THE FRENCH FUNDS

PARIS, Wednesday Evening.-12 30. The Bourse
opens flat. Rentes 68 15. 3 25. Rentes close 68"
for money, and 68.5 for account, showing a declirre
of since yesterdiV.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20—,
• Consols opened this morning at 951 to 1,
afterwards declined to 95 t 0.954. Very little busi-
ness was done during the day, and, the flatness was
attributable to foreign politics ;towards the after
noon a better feeling was experienced;-. and. at the
close prices were about the same as in the morning-
Shares opened firm, and declined, a little in price'
but they afterwards rallied, and closed at their best.
Western and Leeds Stock were particularly firra•
The foreign stock market is rather Quiet. Turkish
stocks have declined per cent., the Old-Loan being
now quoted 801 to 812, and the New 691 to 70F
Mexican Bonds are rather more offered- Sales are
recorded as follows :

transition stastP, and until things fall once more into
their places, many, will be the uncertainties and
anfamalies, and.frequent the charges of inconsistency
and.desertion ; -doleful-the lament of the weak who Consols Money
are alarmed, -.and the designing who are disappointed.
Exelequer Account
But we.shall settle down at last into a truer know- -
ledge of,the situation, and a stronger faith in prin- Amb. Not, &E. J
ciples, which, having been tried, have outlived the paluteettnesnili . ;
What, if minor differences being fused, the Eastern ,Counties ..
final elaboration shall be into two parties—Constitu- tisintbLaurugniLsi 94
71 tionalists and Democrats. ' What else, but that all Great Nortbet'n .. 103
moderate and good men shall be found together, and , A. 84 86
Great litlestems 6O:
A.
ol.V!nada. _
that the dearest instinctS of Englishmen shall be 'in Gt. W. Of Canada 158
less danger of compromise or deception ? To this we
think things are ,coming; and as we bO noun- eve the cou- gtd. r
s n
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THE FUNDS.-NOON PRICES,

951, I Bank Stock . 221
,958 a Three per Cents.. 95i
27 30

RAILWAY SHARES,

5-1-, 6;

Lane. & York .... 951 61
L. and N. 95 96
L. and S. W. .. 95 96
Leeds Northern... 47
Man. Sheff. & Lin. 361
Midland Stock _lO4 1+
North British .... 571
North Staffordshire
S. E. and Dover . 731
York, New. & Ber. 931-,
York 4 N, Arid... 76

105 106

LIVERPOOL STOCK
The_ 'olio. were the clo
Ches. & B'head - • 71 71'
Caledonia Stock B2l 831
E. Counties
E. L. Stock ' ... 934 94
iG. N. Stock * lO4 106
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1 Great Westerns
A corraapondent calls attention in another column to the I Lan. and York.
state of practical heathenism in which large portions of the ! Lon. & Nor. *rest. 9AI n,q
noorer DODUiation of +l,;. 4—___

try will
.prove true to herself, we await the future

EXCHANGE,

hTLY 20,

with ,comi den cc

and hope

ii!ifsyrisea-yesterday :

North gtaffordsli.— $3,1 30
N. E. Ran a Sick 931 94
Yorkcapital Stock 76. /.61-
Leeds Stook .... 47 471
South-Eastern 22 22 1.,16
Dutch Rhenish 51
Great Ltucemlyurg 6A 61

NOTES OF THE DM

and the appear-

--- ~.,-3. uoi I G. Trunk Canada 88 84
, liEshares 'lk 1 G. W. of Canada 15 151
M. S. and ineoln 361 34 `„ • new shires 5;3- 5,,i
Midland Stock ..1041 1044 Lomb.-Venetian ... 2 21
:Nor. British Stock 67 68 new-share@ ;11 2
, g
The Market has improved to-day, and closes With a fun)
appearance, at an advance of i to la per cent.

ante they make on Sundays is referred to in attestation of
the fact. Our correspondent, as the head of a family, may
well feel concerned at the existence of such a state of
things amongst us, for it constitutes a sort of moral pesti-
lence, the centaminating influence of which may extend far
beyond the precincts where it so actively prevails. No one,
as we ourselves are able to testify, can walk, any Sunda
The following appear ortion of
appeared in a yesterday's
y in,pressioa :----
p
afternoon, through the parts of the town where our poor THE' EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S REASONS FOR
almost exclusively are •the inhabitants, without being
TERMINATING, THE WAR.
shocked; at what he sees of desecration of the day, and •,)f PARIS,
Emperor
of the State,
WednetsdaY.—The .3foziteur, of to-day, cOntains
the demoralising influences under which old and young alike an, account of the reception by the Emperor of the great
there
appear to be living. Now, we are aware that is a
peror, in reply, explained the reasons for hise conduct
good deal of religious effort being made towards the cor- I d
tiring the late events. with congratulatory addreises. The
reation •of this evil. But it is not, we fear, the kind of His .){ajesty said : rri Arrived ban
ao, ha
4 ',Verona,
effort that will be kffectual. The usual etreet-prea`ching the struggle was inevitably about ttob aeangwealltss of .
I aft,.
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