The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17 00:00:00

Monday Night

ne bus

Less is done dail

at appears to

have quite set in for a decided rise.
tations of this day :—Caledonian, 81
94; Leeds stock, 47 4 8 74 -4
Lancaster and Preston quartet. 16 ; London.ls ; Do, new quarters, 14 18/9 2 1/3 2 1 11_
p. ; Do. C quarters, 14 16/3 18/9 p.
394 4 40 ; Do. halves, 23 221 "
-,crence, 84 ; North Union A stock
3, 184; Do. No. 4 reg., 6* 3/9 *; N
164 ; Do. £lO pref., 44 d. ; York uh,
194 4 4 ; Dutch Rhenish, sd. ; Borough Bank, new, 4 p.
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, 34e p.

annex the quo-

; East I

114 I 15
Do. fifth

land stock,

fifths, 8 1/3 8

i“LI S
236 ; Dov

North

Great excitement was occasioned to-day at Manchester,
as may be learned from our telegraphic report, by the
per the Europa and the active demand for cotton
is town. The effect on the market here will be
hered from the following circular of Messrs. Littledale,

"COTTON IN THE PORTS OF THE UNITED STATES, FROM IST

Clearance
. 1,575,18(

To G. Brita
..1,095,722,

1;318,186.

119,613

"The accounts received by the Europa of the state of the Cot-
ton crop being rather of an unfavourable character, have im-
parted increased confidance to holders, and the disposition to
speculate which was evinced on Saturday being renewed to-

day, an active dem and has been experienced, the sales amount-
ing to 15,C00, (of which 7,000 are on speculation, and 1,000 for
export ;) and the market closes firmly, with very little offering,
at an advance since Friday of 4d. on the common, and Ad. on
the better qualities of American, and Ad. per lb. on Surat, with
full rates for Brazil and Egyptian. The transactions in Sugar

ned to 1,200 hags—Cossipore at 48s. to 51s. per cwt.
nothing to notice in Molasses, except a small lot of
at 16s. 6d. per cwt. 210 puns. Demerara Rum are
at 2s. 2d. to 2s. 3d., 32 to 35 per cent. overproof, and
2s. sd. per gallon for good marks. A small lot of

Antigua
reported
2s. 44. to

Shell Lac has brolight42s. per art. At the public sale of Jute,
about 100 bales cold at .416 to .4'16 55., and a few tons rine
Bombay Hemp have brought .4'23 per ton. Nearly 1,400 bags
good bold Bengal Rice were sold at 10s. 9d., and 1,300 pockets
broken at 9s. 6d. per cwt. 130 tons Nitrate of Soda are re-
ported at 13s. 40. per cwt."
In our Corn market to-day there wag a firm market for

Wheat, but without any transactions of great amount.
Some transactions have taken place in Flour, for which
there was a fair inquiry, at full rates. Indian Corn for
Ireland has been enquired for, but few cargoes are offer-
ing afloat. No alteration in other descriptions. The
weather continuing fine for harvest operations, the
accounts from every portion of the kingdom lead us to
expect a general result, both as to quantity and quality,
much more favourable than we durst predict a month ago.

In Ireland the crops are being got in rapidly, and fears
for the potato crop are dying away. The arrivals in this
port, for to-day's market, were, up to Saturday night,
23,000 quarters Foreign Wheat, 1.400 sacks French Flour,
and 10,000 barrels American. In Durham and Northum-
berland much of the corn has been housed in good condi-
tion, though a considerable quantity is still out.
Scotch pig iron has been [done during last week at
41s. 6d. for mixed Nos., and 425. No. 1, f.o.b. at Glas-
gow. 485., f.0.b., here, at which prices are firm to-day.
Mixed Nos. have been sold to-day at 41s. 6d.' No. 1 425.,
No. 1 Gartsberrie 435. Bars, £4 12s. 6d. in. Wales.

At Liscard, a child three years old was drowned in a
pond into which it accidentally fell on Saturday.
ACCIDENT.—At noon yesterday, in John-street, a bay
was knocked down by being struck with the shaft of a lorry.
He was conveyed in a car to receive surgical advice.
The Constitutional Association has made 700 objections
to v3ters'names on the South Lancashire Registration
List, and the Reformers to 500. The days when the
revising barrister will attend to revise the list, will be
found in our advertising column.
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—This is, we regret to learn,
the last week of the season. The evenings are now highly,
favourable for visiting the varied attractions of this favo-
rite resort, and the public will, no doubt, gladly fivail
themselves of this final opportunity to show their estima-
tion of the liberal engagements of the worthy proprietors.
THE SHIPPING.—The still prevailing easterly winds
prevent the arrival of many inward :bound vessels, now
past due. The principal of the emigrant ships n
i The
the
have been filled at considerably advanced terms.
Isaac Wright completed her number
.on the 14th, but
being limped, will not be able to sail until the 19th.
Should the wind veer, a very numerous fleet may be ex-
pected to show themselves immediately.
BOROUGH REVISION.—Yesterday, Mr. Brandreth held
a court in the Sessions-house,,Chape.l-street, for the revi-
sion of the Borough Voters Registration List.
.Mr.
Buckmaster, the Bed!'" secretary of the Constitutnimal
Association, appeared
.in support of the 247 objections
which he had made against parties who were alleged to be
disqualified from removal, non-payment of rates, &c. Of
these more than 200 were sustained, and the names struck
off the list. The Reformers had not made one objection.
To-day the freem,n's list will be taken, and on this there
will be 382 objections made by the Association, princi-
pally on account of deaths.