The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-15 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL,-NEW YORK, SEPT. 3

MO:NU:TART MATTERS.—Money continues in active de-
mand, and there is a perceptible decrease in the supply,
which, although not so decided as to advance the rates of
interest, is still sufficient to induce holders of stocks to
sell freely, while from the same cause the disposition to
purchase is materially diminished. The exports of specie
for the two weeks ending 30th ult, were 1,296,971 dols,
and the receipts of gold from California for the same
time, 1,465,157 dols. Although the supply of money is
less abundant, loans on call are still readily obtained at 7
per cent, and first-class paper discounts at 8 to 9 per cent.
The business in Exchange has not been brisk for the
steamer. The market is amply supplied for the moderate
demand from bankers and importers. We quote Bills on
London 9i to 10 per cent prern ; Paris. &c., 5f •16ic to 5f
15c 60 days, and 5f it is short sight; Antwerp, 51 17-I.c to
5f 16ic ; Amsterdam, 41•1 to 413 ; Hamburg, 36R to 361:
Bremen, 781 to 79; Frankfort, 41i to 41* ; and Thalers,
72 to 72i.

COTTON.—The market has ruled steady, with only a
moderate enquiry. Our quotations are again slightly
reduced in conformity with the purchases for export, but,
it should be remarked, that limited sales for home spin-
ning have been made, and are making, at * to * of a cent
above these figures. The business for the three days com-
prises about 2,500 or 3,000 bales, and during the past week
some 3,000 bales were sold in transitu, principally from
New Orleans to Liverpool, on a basis of 10i cents for low
middling, with freight at 13-32 d. We see nothing in the
crop accounts before us of special interest. The recent
storms do not seem to have extended over a large area of
the producing country, and, with the exception of a por-
tion of Louisiana and Alabama, the reports are generall y
favourable, and the picking is progressing finely.
_ _

Excess of Receipts this season— v J 13-.1. es 691,915
~ Exports
Shipments North 14,844
We annex an extract from the circular of Mr W. P.
Wright :
The following is a statement of the movement in cotton
since the Ist September last, as compared with the previous
three years :

1855. 1854

Receipts at the P0rt5...... 3,492,00012.893,000 2,897,000 3,23,1,009
Exports to Great Britain .. 1,946,000'1,543.000 1,598,000 1,745,000
France. 479,000 400,000 371,000 431,000
di other For. Ports. 520,000 285,0001 242,,00 365 000
Total Exports . 2,945.000 2,237,000 2,311,030,2 541,000
Stock on hand. 56,000 125.000 115,000 75 000

Of which during the past week, included in the above:—

ft ee.3,000 19,000 10,000 8.000
Expeoi
rp a
tt:
totGt
rheea
tB Portsr ita 1n . . . .
1,000 15,000 11,000 8,000
" France.. l,OOO -- 9 000 4.000
" other For. Ports l.OOO 3.000 1,4,00 I 1,000
Total Exports

RECEIPTS : Increase at the ports over last year, 689.000
bales ; over 1853, 262,000. Exports: Increase to Great
Britain, 403,000; compared with 1853, 201,000. Increase
to France, 70,000 ; compared with 1853, 48,000. Increase
to other foreign ports, 285,000 ; compared with 1853,
155,000 bales.

COTTON STATEMENT.

Exports to Exports to Stock and on
Receipts. Great i • Shipboard.
Britain. Foreign
Ports. I

............M..
1855.6!1 2,489.715 1,907,412 2,946,941 r..
59,334+..^..
1854-5 2,797,770 1,541,852 2,234,51 g 128,118
_-_- -- -----_____ -
Incr.. 691,945
Decr ..

365,560

711,721 /
68 784

BREADSTUFFS : At the
for State and Western
quently, with increased
medium grades receded

For this offence you have rendered yourself liable to be
date of our last we left the market punished with transportation for fifteen years. I must corn-
flour dull and depressed ; subse- mit you to take your trial at the next sessions, for the
receipts, prices of the low and offence for which you are charged. The depositions were
26c to 30c, while the better then made out, and the prisoner was fully committed.