The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01 00:00:00

MONEY AND STOOKS.

TUESDAY, JULY•26.—=Bank Stock, -2111; Three per
Cent. Reduced Annuities, 921, ?-2 ; Ditto-Consols Annuities,
ni I a 1; Consols -for Accouht, 921. ; Three-and-
a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, 93 f 3 21; Long
Annuities, (1860), it; Ditto, -30 years (1860), 4 1-16;
India Bonds, £l,OOO, .6s. pm.; Ditto, under £l,OOO, 2s.
pm.; South Sea Stock:ll4; Excheqnerliills, £l,OOO, 21d,,
is. pm. ls. dis. ' • Ditto, £5OO, 2;d., 2s. pm. 4s. din. ; Ditto,
3 Small, 2kd., 3e. pm. par 4s. ; Ditto Bons,, Scrip (1853),
rag: 7kl

`WEDNESDAY, JULY :26.—Bank -Stock, 211 ; Three per
Cent. Reduced Annuities, 92$ I N ; Ditto Consols An-
nuities, 9221 k I ; Consols for Accot, -921 ; Three-
-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, 921 31- 22-3 r ; Long
Annuities (1860), 4 9-16,-; India Stock, 215 ; South Sea
Stock, 1124 13k ; Exchequer-bills, £l,OOO, •21d., 2s. pm.
is. dis. 2s. pm. ; Ditto, £5OO, 21d., 3s. pm.; Ditto, Small,
.214., 4s. pm.; Ditto Bonds (1858),
TUESDAY, JULY 27.-Bank stock, .210; Three per
Cent. Reduced Annuities, -921 4 ; Ditto Consols Annuities,
9242 1; Consols for Account, -92i,4, 1 ; Three-ani-a-Quarter
-per Olt. Annuities, 931, 21:38; Long Annuities (1860),
.41; Ditto, 30 years (1859), 41 ; India Stock, 226 2 ;
Ditto Bonds, under £I,OOQ, 2s. pm.; Exchequer-bills,
£l,OOO, 21d., 3s. pm. par; Ditto, £5OO, 21(1., 3s. pm. par;
Ditto, Small. 21d., 4s. pm. par; Ditto, Bonds (1858),
984 ; Ditto Bonds (1859), .Scrip,, pm.
FRIRAY, JULY 28.—Three per. ent. Reduced Annuities,
921 111 Ditto Consols Annuities, f.)21 ; Consols for
Account 921-13- s ; Three-and-a:Quarter per Cent. Annui-
ties, 93 21- 3t 3 1 e ; Long Annuities (1860), 4 11.16 ;
Ditto,- thirty years (1860), 44 ; India fonds, under £l,OOO,
2s. pm. • ?Exchequer Bills, £l,OOO, 21d., par, 3s. pm. ' • Ditto,
£5OO, 21d., par ; Ditto, small, 2/4„ 4a. is. pm ; Exche-
quer Bonds (1859), scrip: k .11 ; Ditto (1858),

SATURDAY, JULY stoek, 212 ; Three per
Cent. Reduced Annuities, 924 Ditto Consols An-
nuities, 92i ; Consols for Account, 92), A ; Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, 934 3 4 India Bonds,
under £l,OOO, ss. pm.; Exchequer-bills, £l,OOO, 24d., 3s.
pm. par; Ditto, Small, 24d., 4s. rm.; Ditto Bonds,
-Scrip, 98i.

XANUFACTURES

MANCHESTER.—The improved tone of the market
has induced a more cheerful and confident feeling, which
leads to an egension of business in articles for home use,
as well as mare freedom of action in the market generally.
Prices are decidedly firmer, but although they gradually
creep up, it is difficult to make any general advance, that
can be quoted as such. So far, the improvement in price
is decidedly mote general in yarns than in goods, and
senufacturers find themselves placed at a disadvantage
in this respect; but should the present demand continue
or increase at all, so bare is the market of anything like
stoeks, that an advance is inevitable in these also. Yarns
have been in pretty good demand both for home use and
export throughout the week. The cloth market is hardly
so good as that for yarn ; awl still a fair and steady inquiry
exists for many descriptions, The Greek merchants con-
tinue their operations freely. For the home trade an
increase of business is Observable, caused, no doubt, by
the fine weather.

LEEDS.—Prises are firm, the stocks low, and the mills
in active operation. Business has been quite as brisk in
the warehouses'as usual at this season.

BRADFORD.—WooI:. There is great complaining of
the difficulty of buying from the growers wools which
have to come to a depressed market, and amongst spirit-
less buyers, who only buy in small quantities, and have
so much idle machinery. Noils and brokes are without
change.—Yarns : The prices which were accepted for yarns
in the months of June and July are not at all Compatible
with the price that new wool has commanded, and either
higher prices must be realised, or the production further
curtailed.—Pieces : There is more doing in pieces, and the
stock of grey goods is very low. In finished goods there
is a marked improvement, and the merchants' warehouses
are now very busy, but the season has opened unusually
late.

ROCHDALE.—The wool market has been steady, the
demand moderate, and prices very firm.
HUDDERSFIELD. —We have had a rather quiet
market, although upon the whole a fair amount of business
has been done in finished goods. Should the decline in
the price of corn continue, it is the general impression
that this market will soon feel the benefit.
NOTTINGHAM —Complaints are made by lace manu-
facturers of the entire absence of business, and in con-
sequence many machines are only partly employed. The
hosiery trade is flat with few exceptions in nearly every
branch. Some houses have a few foreign orders, but fl ay
are also limited. The price of yarn for both lace and
hosiery purposes is unaltered. The rate at which silk is
selling, is about as low as has been ever known.
LElCESTER—Considerable improvement in the aspect
of business has taken place since the fine weather set in,
and a gradual and steady progress is anticipated until full
activity is established. The price of worsted yarn is
quoted at a small advance, and continues firm.