The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-03 00:00:00

looked for, and to the .rodueed.stock in this cify, we have
recovered half a cent per lb front the lowest point of
the market at the sailing of the Arabia last week.
Several parcels have been bought on order for export to
Liverpool; some lots have been picked up on specirlation
for resale here, as well as for shipment to Liverpool,
Havre, and the continent ; our domestic spinners have
bought sparingly. Prices are is higher than last week,
and close firmly at the quotations annexed. The sales
for the week are estimated at 10,000 bales, - and the
clearances for same time have been—to Liverpool, 5,896
Wes Havre, 3,011 ; Antwerp, 1,079 ; Bremen, 41 ;
Glasgow, 41. Total, 10,068 bales.
Transit Oetton has also been more enquired for, and
some 4,500 bales have found buyers at the following'
quotations, on the basis of :1-41 freight; New Orleans
Middling, 10 ; Low Middling; Olc ; Mobile, Middling,
10e ; Low Middlings 9„lc. There is little here, and for
some time we cannot look for much increase of stock.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 15.—Receipts for the week,
63,500 bales (net); same week last year, 32',300' bales.
sales for the week, 57,000. Middling 10c per rl5-.
Ex-
p'etl for the week—to Great Britain, 36,000 bales; to
Fran e', 14,000. Stock on hand, 340,000 bales. Ex-
change on London, g 5 to 98 per cent., and with Bills of
Lading, 96' to 44 per cent. Freight to Liverpool, -Zd
per 1b: PlM.—Market firm and active. Sales to-day,
1450' hales: t7th.—Snies to-day, 13,000 bales ;
foc. to 110'4c.. Receipts, 'Saturday, Sunday,
and to-day, '20,009' bales. nkchaTtge on London, 98 to
100 for best bills, .

MOBILE, Dec. 15.-- eett ts for the week, 25,000
bales ; same week last year, 46;000. Sales for the
week, 19,000. Middling, 91c per lb,. Export for the
week to Great Britain, 4,000 bales. Stook on hand,
15,000 bales. Freight to Liverpobl, 9-16c1 to' 19-32 d
per lb.
The following is a statement of the movement
eottott since the Ist September last, as compared with
the pfeSicos four years :-
1460: 1859. 1838. 1857. 1856.
Rec. at Ports... 1400,000 1,764,000 1493,000 832,000 1204,000
Ex. to G. 8.... 550,000 664000 435,000 283,000 237,000
,;• France 132,000 161,009 209,000 80,000 116,000
, other F. P. 76,000 77,000 86,000 60,000 65,000
TcrtatF,orts... 738,000 902,000 729,000 423,000 418,000
Stock 01f1.4nd... 651,000 800,000 660,600 433,000 610,00 i

Of which, dsring the past week, included in the above :
Rec. atiPorts ii. 1.000 169,000 138,000 106,000 128,f'00
Ex to G. B.
~ France
„ other F. P 6,000 7,000 13,000 17,000 17,000
Total Exports

Summary.—Receipts : Decrease at the ports compared
with last year, 356,000 bales. Exports ; Decrease to
Great Britain, 132,000 bales; decrease to France,
81,000 bales ; decrease to other foreign ports, 1,000
bales, Total decrease in exports, 164,000 bales.
Frelglits: To Liverpool engagements have been made
at 5-16 d to. 11.32 d Der lb., at which rate room is rather
scarce just now. To Havre, lc.
I.h.w ORLEANS.—ReCeiptS for the week ending
Decemis.r 7th, 61,876 bates. Exports—To Liverpool,
31,981 bait: .1
Havre, 9,831; Glasgow, 4.588 • Queens-
town, 3,926; Dircelona, 2,651 ; Fleetwood, 2,285;
Genoa, 953.
SAVANNAH.—Receipt 3 for the week ending December
13th, 10,027 bales Upland mid 621 Sea Island. Ex-
ports—to Liverpool, 5,040 Uplaiid Lind 26 Sea Island ;
Fleetwood, 1,514 Upland and 14 Ott; Island; Havre,
1,600 Upland. 1
e'll'ArdxsToN—Receipts for the week enAag December
13th, I,Boqbales Upland and 789 Sea Island, Exports—
to Liverpool, /1,31-6 Upland and 510 Sea island ;
Havre, 3,457 Upland end 294 Sea Island ; Brenifm, 948
Upland ;. Barcelona, 886 t fpland.

PASSENGERS PER ROYAL MAIL gTENti-SIIIP ASIA.
—Capt. and Mrs. BrOwnless'and two daughters, Dr. G.
Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tulin and infant, Messrs.
Fred. Thomson, Charles H. Todd, James Hainsworth,
D. W. Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. John Schenter, Messrs.
John Gordon, IL J. Walker, J. T. Hart, H. Thomas,
E. 0. Toel, Paul Nottbeck, James Maxwell, L. Thomas,
F. ,s Arthur Shawcross, D. P. Smock, H. Klein,
A. Weil, Thomas B. Wragg, C. Grinnell, Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Bradhnrst and two children, Miss Wilmerding
and servant, Mr. Vtatil Power, Capt. de Montmorency,
Mr. J. G. Sybrandt, Mr, end M rs. A. Leak, Mr. G.
Mellin, Mr. and Mrs. W. Arthn,r,- Messrs. H. G. Wright,
W. E. Spencer, T. R. McDonald, P, Hawkes, Henry
R. Peters, William Lyle, and J. D. Fay,

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.—YEsrERDAT

(Before Mr. RAFFLES.)
A MOUTHFUL !

Thomas M'Cann,asailor, was charged for having
bitten the nose, or a greater part of that organ, off the
face of Wm. Oliver Scott, who said he was a shipowner,
a ship captain, and is now a mate of a ship, and who
resides in Richmond-row. The prosecutor said he was
in his own house, along with some friends, when the
prisoner got in, the door happening to be left open.
He was drunk, and witness put him out; but he came
back twice, and on the third occasion the prisoner
dragged him out in the street, knocked him down, and
bit a piece out of his nose. The officer who had the
prisoner in custody said when he arrested him, and told
him he was charged with biting a piece off Mr. Scott's
nose, he said—Yes, I bit a piece out of it, but the next
time I catch him I'll bite it all off—l'll eat his head
off! Mr. Raffles asked the complainant if he knew the
prisoner ; and he said he was aware of the existence of
such a man, but knew nothing more about him. The
complainant's statement was confirmed by a Mr. Wilson,
who saw the transaction. Surgeon. -:J-ones said- he
attended the complainant, and found there was a piece
bitten out of his nose ; the plebe was gone, and there
would be a permanent disfigurement of the organ. Mr.
Raffles : What have you to say to the charge ? Priso-
ner : Why, I know Mr. Scott. Mr. Raffles : That is
no reason you should bite a piece of his nose off. The
complainant denied that he knew the prisoner. He
was, as he before stated, aware of his existence, but
nothing more. The prisoner then said—l shipped yes-
terday and got some drink, and when I 'get a drop I
don't know what I am doing. Mr. Raffles : Then you
ought not to take drink. I will send you for trial.
The prisoner was committed.