The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-10 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

MONRY AND STOCKS.—The financial news from Europe,
per Baltic, arrived at an early hour this morning, is of a
very gratifying tenor. Consols had considerably vanced,
and easier rates for money were anticipated in the London
Market. From the Continent alsa, lower rates of discount
are generally reported. A corresponding effect was felt at
our. Stock Market this morning, and any possible conse-
quences of Mr. Crampton's dismissal, having been freely
discounted by the bears, prices took an upward turn, and a
very large business was thne at advanced rates, especially
in railroad shares. Money is very easy, and under the
influence of the favorable result of the last bank statement,
discount sales are declining, especially for ca'l loans.
Foreign exchanges are dull and the demand is not active ;
to effect large sales our quotations would not be
realised. We quote bankers' bills-60 days' sight on Lon-
don 109:.
FLoun.—The news per Canada, to the 10th inst., from
Liverpool, received by telegraph on the 21st caused holders
to ask rather more money; and on receipt of the letters on
the 23rd, there was an active inquiry for shipment, which,
with a good local demand, enable them to obtain an advance
of 124 c to 2,5 c. per bri. The advices, per Baltic, to the
14thinst. received this morning, have produced a quieter
feeling, but without change in prices.
WHEAT—has been in good demand for shipment, and
prices have advanced 5c to 10c. per 60 lbs.
INDIAN CORN.—The supplies have not been equal to
the demand, and good shipping qualities are scarce, at an
advance of 3c to 4c. per 56 lbs.
WOTIIRRSPOIN, KINOSFORD & CO.

COTTON,

On Tuesday of last week a better feeling prevailed in
this market; the demand was good and prices very firm.
On Wednesday, the Asia's news being more favourable than
looked for, coupled with reports by telegraph from the
South of small receipts, the buyinc, became rather animated
on that and the following day, and advance was realized
of lc to lc per lb. On Friday the letters were to hand, and
not confirming the Halifax report, caused a heaiy market,
which continued thrJughout Monday and Tuesday. Yester-
day-there was a fair enquiry, but generally with offers lower
than holders would accept, and business closed quietly. My
last quotations are renewed, but to effect sales in quantity
less would have to be taken. The total sales for the week
are estimated at 9,000 bales, the balk for Great Britain,
The export during the same time has been—to Liverpool..
2,740 bales; Glasgow, 151 ; Antwerp, 143, Total, 3,034
bales.

By telegraph the following has been received.
New Orleans, May 24th. Receipts for the week, 13,300
bales; same week last year, 12,000 Sales to-day, 5,000
bales; for the week, 23,000. Exports to Great Brittian
for the week, 34,000 bales ; stock on sale, 16,000, chiefly
low cotton; market heavy, at the following quotations :
Good Ordinary, 9,1 c. per lb. ; Low Middling, 98 to 91 ;
Middling, 10i to 101; Good Middling, I 1 to 114. Freight
to Liverpool, dull, at fd. Exchange on London, 9to 9-14-
per cent, and declining. May 26th.--Sales to-day, 2,500
bales, at 108 to 108 c. for middling.
Mobile, May 24th.—Receipts for the week, 4,600 bales;
same week last year, 2,200. Sales to-day, 1,000 bales;
for the week, 12,500. Stock unsold, 15,000. Middling.
10i to 1010. per lb. Freight to Liverpool, 11-32 d.
CROP. —The accounts are favorable, but opinions differ
as to whether it is two weeks later than last year.

The following is a statement of the movement in cotton
since the Ist of September last, as compared with the previous

three years :

1856. 14155. 1854. 1853.
3,330,000 2.434,000 2-640,000 3,104,040
1,584.000 1,231.000 1.211.000 1,475,000
443,000 377 000 261,000 379,000
450.000 220 0001 256,r 00 301 000
2,487,000 1,830,000,1,723,030 2 155 000
410,000 255,5001 547.000' 417 000

Receipts at the Ports:.
Exports to Great Britain
France .

other For. Ports

Total Exports
Stoclon hand
Of which during the past week, included it t he above

Receipts at the Ports ...
Exports to Great Britain

43,000 28,000 35,. 00 28 000
24 000 48,000 57,000 40,000
2 000 18,000 11,000 2,000
6,000 6,000 10.'110 7,000
32 000, 72,000 78 000 49,000

France..
other For. Ports

Total Exports

SUMMARY : Receipts—lncrease at the ports over last
year, 896,000 bales; over 1853, 226,000. Exports : In-
crease to Great Britain, 361,000 bales ; compared with
1853, 119,000. Increase to France, 66,000; compared
with 1853, 64,000. Increase to other foreign ports,
230,000 ; compared with 1853, 149,000 bales.
Fairrorrrs to Liverpool are firm for cottol, at 3-16 d per
lb.. and to Havre at 4c per lb.
EXCHANGES.—On London the rate is 1091 per cent., and
on Paris, 5.164.
PRoristoNs.—The pork market has fluctuated a good deal
since our last ; the stock is light and controlled by few
houses, and as there were some contracts to be filled, a
marked rise on mess took place Saturday and Monday, but
yesterday the offerings were more liberal, and a portion of
the rise of the two preceding days was lost, our quotations
now stand I. dol higher than on Friday for mess, while
other descriptions are without marked change; the receipts
are slightly increasing, and the market closed tamely ; the
demand for consumption has been moderate, but for export
a rafter better enquiry exists—sales 2,900 brls, closing at
18 dole 75c for mess, 14 dols 75c to 15 dols for prime, and
16 dols 372 c to 16 dols 50c for prime mess. Beef is without
quotable change, and the inquiry is not quite so brisk; 950
brie, have changed bands at 7 dJls to 8 dole for country
prime, 8 dole to 9 dole 50c for do. Mess, 8 dole 50c to 12
dole for repacked Western, and 13 dols to 13 dols 50c for
extra do. Prime mess remains inactive, and the nom-
inal quotations are 16 dols,to 18 dole. Beef hams are firm,
with sales of 150 brls. at 13 dole 50c to 15 dots 753 for in-
ferior to prime. Lard is 4c better, with a fair business
in progress; sales 1,900 brls and tree at 104 c to 10tc. Bacon
is scarce and nominal; 76 hhds rough sides brought 84c.
Cut meats are depressed and inactive; sales 250 pkgs dry
salted and pickled hams and shoulders at 94c to 10c for the
former, and 740 to 71e for the latter. In butter and cheese
there is a moderate bushiest doing at our quoted rates.

LIST OP pASSEN(3Ens PER ASIA..—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ody, two children and servant, Misses Lowie and Emmet,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Conrad. Messrs. T. K. Conrad and T. W.
Newlin, Mr. and Mrs. Wigg, child, and nurse, Messrs. R.
Geddes, and R. H. Allen, two Misses Hardie, Hon. J. H.
Cameron, wife, three ch'ldren, and maid, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Weston, and maid, Mr. and Mrs. T. Rogers, jour., and
Master Sayer, Mr. P. C. Segond and friend, Messrs. E.
Birablane, and Henry Laure, Mr. and Mrs. Cawthra, Miss
Crowther, Hon. S. C. Miles, Mess-s. E. Apestegnia, E.
Camino, Mr. and Mrs. J.. G. Givines, Mr. and Mr..
Buchanon, Messrs. W. Ritchie, L. G. Dyes, Dr. Francis
Sirvel, Messrs. Storent Elliott, M'Lean, Valckmann, Brodie,
Master Edward Sager, Messrs. Derlin, B. P. Stan, A. P.
Pettus, Chas. Odin and friend, Wm. Birkett, J. R. Badnall,
Zayas, Armingot, L. Stauss, T. N. Lincoln, Chas. Rubens,
Continie, Jas. S. Macmaster, R. Dillon, Lnison, Butenseben,
Mrs. John Wolff, Mrs. J. C. Goodrich. Mr. Leanetta, Mr.
Umpffiliach, Rev, J. Wilson, Messrs. W. Hissey, T. Wil—
liams, Wm. Braun, A Pessier, W. Heye, J. Cawthra, lion.
Sydney Smith, Messrs. W. S. Smith, A. L. Smith, J.
Ketchum, J. J. Cunnet, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jones, Mr. S.
Griffiths, Mr. Jacob, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Harrison, two
Misses Mil's, Messrs. Sthamer, Longstek, Luling, Damara
and son, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wendt, governess, and children,
Messrs. Fred. Wendt, Eugene Mioten, Chas. Cararoe, Hut-
chinson, John Rocchi, A. Paltnenhnff, M. Jacobson, IL
Getteson, 0. Bemacani, A. Bassi, W. G. Schieber, Mrs.
Tomes and servant, Messrs. B. Virgini and two sons, G.
Liebig, Barber, Dr. Edwards, Mr. Jos. Stitt, Chevalier
Bergi, friend, and. servant, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dumerit,
Messrs. D. S. Kendal, C. Spengeman and son, Mil'ington, S.
F. Cooper, F. Daysters, Dr. S. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. T. Cud-
wallader, Mr. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. R,)vene. E. Cu gel.
man, R. Russel, Mr. and Mrs. J. Grigg and child, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Mann, Messrs. W. IL Lines, Anthony Colins,
Ratenscheris and servant, Matthew Joyce, A ng. King, F.
Vogel, J. Peacock, Jacob Schiamm, Hon. J. H. Cameron's
man-servant, Messrs. John Braidy, W. Micklcson, John
O'Conoer, A. R. Smith, M. A. Cohen, and Louis Marx.