The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-05 00:00:00

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opposition to Cardenas, the usurper of the
was increasing. The National Guard had declared
favor of his opponent, and taken up their
American side of the Rio Grande.
We have three days later from Havana, but no very
detailed accounts of intelligence
event of an important character,
internal affairs of the island, had come to light sinc
sailing of the Black Warrior. The Havana newspapers
it will be recollected, are not allowed to publish articles of
news that the government may consider detrimental to
its interests, and correspondents are so closely watched
by the police that it is almost impossible for them to trans-
mit information to the American press.

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Mr. Young, the Canadian Commissioner of the
Board of Public Roads, had resigned in consequence of
the government having resolved to put American vessels
passing the Willand Canal on the same footing as British
vessels. Mr. Hincks, one of the members of the assem-
bly, stated that the object of the new policy was to induce
the United States to grant reciprocity.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, SEPT. 22.
MONEY.—An increase of speculative feeling has manifested
itself on the stock exchange. In money an active feeling
prevails. The activity in money continues, owing in part to
the new movement in stocks. The rates are as quoted on
Saturday, ranging, on demand loans, 5 to 51 to 6 per cent.,
the new transactions mostly at the outside rate. At 6 per
cent., supply is easy on all fair collaterals. Paper goes a
fraction harder. The very best 60 days acceptances were
done to-day at 51 per annum, and other and longer dates
range 6to 7 per cent. Exchange was in large request for
the British steamer to-morrow. A good business was
done, as the offerings were easy, and of the best class of
commercial and bankers bills ; the rates 110} per 1101,
with the bulk of the transactions at 110.1 to s. The
steamer has a few hnndred thousand dollars in specie
engaged.
CorroN,—The New Pork Courier and Enquirer says,
The market to-day has been very quiet, the sales reported
on 'Change being only 250 bales. The stock in this port
is very light, and the quantity on sale, consequently, too
small to exert any material influence on prices. The little
offering, however, is too much for the demand, and par-
cels, consequently, are obtainable at fully 4 cent reduc-
tion. The course of prices now depend mainly on the
weather during the next sixty days, for the advance of Id.
in Liverpool during September, consequent on the un-
favourable crop advices transmitted pct. Canada, Asia, and
succeeding steamers, would not even sustain prices on this
side, if the weather up to the date of receipt continues
favourable as it now is. The following are the latest quo-
tions for Liverpool classification : .

Atlantic.
nominal

Florida.
nominal,

Other
Gulf Ports
nominal.