The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-08 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL.

NEW Youx, Sept. 25, six p.m.—The money market
is without change. Foreign exchanges continue dull.
The Stock Exchange was excited, and the volume of
business transacted larger than for some time past.
.New York shares continue to be the popular stocks, and
advanced considerably ; Centrals, 891 to 901,-; Erie rose
f'rom 39 to 43. Corn scarce;, and the amount offering
light. Cotton market firm ; and the sales of the week
embraced 2,500 bales, at 101 d for middling Uplands.
prOsiois less, btilant. tli vts quiet 810 unchanged,
,Freig4s. &tiler tor Etiglish ports. Flour
in )ittrrels to B indon, 3s 10d to 4s.
• Na ORLEANS, Sept. 25.—The sales of cotton to-day
amounted, to 4,200 bales, and the prices have been easier;
rates:unchanged,. at 103 c. to, 101-c. ; for middling, 10c.
Sales for three days, 750 bales ; receipts, 18,900 bales ;
against 23,500 bales same time last year. Flour

•
declining.
CHARLESTON, Sept. U.—Sales of cotton to-day; 1,200
bales • the market deArpsieck
ales of Cotten' to-day 300
with a, better feeling in the market.
P MIL XDELPIIIA, Sept. 24_—Flour dull, wheat firm.

BAi:r.monz, Sept. 24.---4.10ur dull, wheat firm.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25, 6 p.m.—•Flour quiet, and sc. to
10c. lower ; wheat steady.
Oswuao, Sept. 25, 6 p.m.—Flour steady, at $3 sc.
for extra; sales in good, milling and shipping demand,
but the firmness of holder; tends to check transactions.

tl!rol reriebti Cu.4w.)
Air nikket Ceriailtie9 niodeiately active at steady
pfides ;, the chief buyers have been our domestic con-
sumers, though since the receipt of the late accounts
from England, with better harvest prospectS and im7,
provement in cotton at Liverpool, there has been some
disposition to bay for export. Some sales of the better
qualities of Orleans have been made at quotations:
Low grades are difficult to move, and sandy parcels
entirely neglected and unsaleable. The week's business
amounts to 19,000 bales. The tdeatatees hato beeti—
for liiVerpool3 'I6OP itore) 012 Antwerp, 127 ;
London, 13; total, 2671 bales:
Sottthetn markets, as terkitted by Mail, show a decline
in prite, *ilk bAisipeis for dr4at
Britain, ttetAili are Bi teltss hi tie liaNe" a
Areek'sltkt' adViees: .Pridee Wete not higher on the
ni6r6 fadatabla news from Liverpool' to the 7th of
September. There is great difficulty in procuring good
stapled clean cotton in all the markets, but more parti.L
eularly in Mobile and New Orleans.' After receipt of
Adriatic's news the markets were more active at an im-
provement. Middling in New Orleans, 101,1 c. ; good
middling, 12c.

PAS:AM:3EI4S rEn R.M.S. "Asft " YEDIA NEW YORK
—Mrs. Gildemeister and two dadghtets, Mr. and Mrs.
John Pratt, Mr. and Mts. Th. .T.:OdOk; Mr; A: K.
AVoodtfVfo, Mr. *. ,W. ti. Eflibli Mr.
itobeit S. Lyon, Mr. S. Nteyerheird, Mr. O. Von 'Hein,
Mr. R. N. Ward, Mr. JaMes Shaw, Mr. "W. Cailman,
Mr. J. Graham. Mr. D, R. Murindo, Mrs. Palmer, Miss
Talbot, Mr. John Caldwell, Mr. David Graham, Mr. H.
Fleitman. Mr. John Pilherich, Mr. Jos. A. Browne Mr.
W. K. King, Mr. J. S. Lowry, Mr. George Rowe, Mr.
W. Brecklin, Mr. John Smith, Mr. T. C. N. Paton, Mr.
William Hayward, Mr. Robert Hamilton, Mr. do
Steil, Secretary o French liega9o,:a AP"al.4.,
Mr. ,T.arnbs Rassl Mr. B. Mtratige, M. L.
Mr. P. ,Rising, Mr. George Hamilton, Mr. Edward
Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. W. Connah, Miss Connah,
Mr. F. S. Edwards, Mr. C. Brasseuri Mr. E. K. Currie,
Mr. P. B. Spring, Mr. F. E. Draper, Mr. L. B. Bernard
and son, Mr. J. Carhirst, Mr. W. AV, Wilson, Mr.
Carson, Mrs. "Western and two children, Mr. Thomas
Washbourne, Mr. J . F. Gibbs, Mr. M. Kiernan, Mr. John
.Gorman, • Mr. Richard J. Mayne '. Echerariadi
Mr, R, Dias', Mt- A. Mantit4 tiff Madfarlaill

THE SIIIP ORIENT.

TO TRE EDITOR OP THE DAILY TIMES.

In reference to a statement which has ,apppareci
in several of the papers this ntOrtl4, ilia °rick
had ;tailed on the bank, 'opildsfee Victoria 'rower
yesterdall,*d beg. to my that both the pilot and mate'
OV the @tip deny it, and will therefore thank thee to
contradict the statement.—We are very respectfully,
C. Giumsnitw &
9, Goree Piazzas, loth month 6th, 1860,