The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14 00:00:00

TESTIMONIAL TO MR. COBDEN

A public meeting was held in the Cotton Sales-room of
the Exchange, on Thursday, for the purpose of
o t promoting
subscriptions to the testimonial to be presented Mr.
Cobden. The attendance included representatives from
many of the first firms of the town.
W. BROWN, Esq., the candidate for South Lancashire,
was called to the chair. Having stated the objects of the
e v highlyo t
e
meeting, and eulogised the character of Mr. Cobden, he
said it might appear that Mr. Bright, Mr. Villiers, and
Mr. Wilson, should have been included in the testimo-
taicmcyommpilgishht
nial ; but the committee at Manchester had deemed it ad-
visableivi
roc fo
tb(hdaeletnho
most
tnhe
valuable.
the
m portion of his life r
. othersCobden
were
had
dd a deserving)large
to
por-
tion
make it more worthy of his acceptance, by confining it to
that great and mighty measure, from wtfieidi to
expect unbounded benefit to flow. Had he sheAn leers
in all probability the coun-
of setting a

al or devotion in

plause). He ought to state the fact that the public. all of
whom were more or less indebted, were not called upon
to contribute towards the testimonial to Mr. Cobden by
any particular party or sect, but by gentlemen of all par•
ties; and it was gratifying to see that at Manchester the
first sub,iriptioris placed upon the list were £5OO from

houses whic

trade movement ; and lie trusted that there would be
handsome subscriptions in Liverpool, even from parties
who could not conscientiou,ly connect themselves with

sacs ifices

to the amount 01 lOd,tRIU, and he should not be a sufferer
for having conferred a public benefit. (Applause.)
THOS. TEIOR.N ELY, EEq. M.P., said it afforded him the
highest satisfaction to meet so truly of the friends of free
trade in Liverpool, on the occasion of the termination of
their labours for the repeal of the Corn-laws. After stat-
ing that Mr. Cobden deserved the gratitude of the nation,
he highly commended the long and persevering exertions
of Mr. Villiers, his distinguished colleague, who from
1825 had appropriated to himself the question of the Corn-
laws, and brought for ward in the House of Commons an
annual motion for their repeal or consideration, and
pushed it forward under, in many instances, the greatest
di-couragements and apathy. He highly eulogised Mr.
Cobden, who, he said, was candid and courteous—a man,
indeed, of the most benevolent and generous disposition ;
as noted for his liberality in private life as in public ; and
most sincerely did he (Mr. T.) rejoice at the objects of
the present meeting. He moved—" That this meeting,
fully concurring in the opinion that :he distinguished ser-
vices of Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P., in connection with
the cause of free-trade, entitle him to a nation's gratitude,
hereby pledges itself to the earnest support of that na-
tional testimonial which has been already commenced, as
a fitting tribute to the untiring self-sacrifice, and the un-
rivalled wisdom with which that great man has conducted
the struggle for commercial independence.
J. C. EWART, Esq., seconded the motion. He trusted
the testimonial would be made worthy alike of those
who gave and of the distinguished individual who re-
ceived it.
The resolution was carried unanimously.

Mr. J. MAXWELLnIoNed the appointment of a eons-
ruittee for receiving subscriptions, &c., which was se-
conded by Mr. J. MATHER, and agreed to.
Subscriptions amounting to £2,200 were then entered
into in the room ; £3,050 had been already subscribed at
Manchester by Liverpool gentlemen, and there is no doubt
that the sum will yet be considerably increased.

July 14, 1846. Tll L LIV EliP(
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LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JULY 13.
cf./.-bipptiiff intrilignur. MARKETS. The supply of Beasts at our market to-day has been small,
-aipa ..cs--- which met with brisk sale at pries a shade higher. We had a
WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JULY 7. good supply of Sheep and Lambs, which met with dull sale.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.-LIGHTS TS IN BANKS STRAIT, Beef, 6d to 6.0 Fer lb i Mutton, 6d to 64c1; Lamb, 6d to aid.
VAN DIEM EN'S LAND. Total quantities pe r Price per
REYOLYING LIGHT ON SWAN ISLANO.-Tois light, which has Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter.
been recently established for the purpose of leading through
Wheat '92 ""£470 8 0
00 0 0 ..... ..... 9
2 0
o BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JULY 8.
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Banks atrait. revolves once in every minute, and then shows a Barley....
Dur in
tr :limit blaze of 2/4 seconds in duration. The tower is 74 feet in Oats
Wheat, at the prices of last week, and some holders asked more
___ . a
height ; the upper part of it is painted red, and the lower part , money. Grinding Barley and Beans also so: ported their value.
white ; the lantern stands 101 feet above the level of high wa-
ter ; and the light is visible at the distance of 15 miles. It bears LIVE R POOL, COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 10. Oats were disposed of at a decline of 6d. per qr.
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from the Black Reef N. by W. aW W. magnetic miles; Cape Bar- In consequence of the delay in the settlement of the Sugar - -
ren S. W. by S. 24 ; and Look-out Rock S. E. by E , 19. duty question, hnsiness has been nearly suspended, the only sale LEEDS CORN "MARKET, JULY 7.
FucEn LIGHT ON Goose Ist-Arm-A lighthouse on the south- being too hhds. B. P., at rather lower prices.-Foreign Sugar. We have a large arrival of Wheat here to-day, and pretty
ern part of this island has been completed, and the light will -The demand ha' again been active, and a further advance of good of other attic es. Fresh English and the best new foreign
shortly be exhibited. From thence the above mentioned light 6d. upon last week's rates may be quoted. The sales comprise Wheats are in fair request, at is. per qr. decline; but few buyers
on Swan Island bears S. E. iS. magnetic, and is 30 miles dis- 155 hhds Porto Rico at 235. 6J. to 21s. 6d., with barrels at 255., of other qualities. Oats a trifle lower. Beans fully as dear.
tent. and 506 brls. Pernambuco and Rio at 21s. ed. to 235. per cwt. for
middling to fine brown. A cargo of brown Maceio, afloat, is --- -
_,.......-
TUESDAY, JULY 7.-Wind N.W., moderate breeze. also reported, but the price has not transpired.-No sales in HULL CORN MARKET, JULY 7,
ARRIVED.-Columbus. Green,
Ellen
Molasses.-Coffee.-Nothing has been done in Br t3h Planta- At this day's market we had a very good supply of Wheat
June-West Indian, Patagonia-Ellen Cann, Shediac-N.S. del
lion this week ; and of foreign the sale. are quite urampoitant,
ata Maceio and Pernambuco, sth
consisting of retail lots of Rio and Maracaibo suitable for ship- from the farmers, but the most of it of inferior quality. Foreign
held firmly, but not much business done. In Barley, Beans,
Carmen, Aseuga, Bilboa. slores. A small lot of Pimento sold at 3f d. per 11).-Nothieg and Pease no transactions, and the supply of any of the artie es
done in Cocoa, Ginger. or Pepper.-Rice.-Owing to the de-
Apparition, Blampied, saiL.d. from Vera Cruz for Laguna onwas unimportant ; Beans the turn dearer. Oats were bought
the 3 ith M
mand for export, some improvement has been obtained in price, at a shade less money, but not many samples offering.
Josephine, ay.
Masters, hence at Tampico. and the sales amount to 5000 bags, at 10s. for Largo, Ins. 6d. to
Swallow, Steele, hence at Laguira, and sailed on the 29th of I is. for broken, and I Is. gd. to 14s. per cwt. for middling to fine
SALFORD CATTLE MARKET J
May on her return. white.-Itum.-The market exhibits no change; the sales,
, uLY 8.
Lucretia, lledbury, from London at ditto, and sailed for this which amount to 200 casks, camprise Leewards, proof to 6 per We had rather a poor show of Beasts, nearly the whole of
port on the 3d June. cent. O.P. at 20. Id. to 2s. 3d., Demerara, 32 to 35 per cent., at which were from Ireland. Of Sheep and Lambs the show was
3s. to 3s. 2d.; also a small parcel of East India at 2s. per gallon large. Beef was fully as dear, whilst Mutton and Lamb were
Francis Yates, Boare. hence at Puerto Cabello.
Comet, Sanderson, hence at Palermo. proof, without chance.
Carlotta, Lagana, sailed from ditto for this port on the 11th of
dune. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. JULY 7. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JULY 10.
Celt, Baird, hence at Leghorn.
The supply of Wheat is liberal, of other grain only mode-
Romp. Jenkins, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Malaga Our .upplies Coastwise and from Ireland are still compare-
rate. There is a fair inqu ry for fresh English Wheats, at a slight
Robert Preston, Williamson, hence at ditto. tively light; from abroad, however, arrivals since this day week
Coils. Stewart, and Fernandes, Contente, hence at Lisbon. have continue , to flow in abundantly, especil y of Wheat, In-
decline; for foreign, prices are about Is. per qr. lower. Grind-
Blackleg, Gibson, from Glasgow, at ditto, and sailed for Ma- dian Corn, and Flour, the import of the latter exceeding 52,00) ing Barney in tolerable request. Beans firm and fully as dear.
nilla on the 25th of June, alter being supplied with provisions barrels as specified beneath. Oats arid Shelling each sell slowly at previous rates. Mxt
and water. Having again to report a very large attendance of home and rather higher.
Isabella Thompson, Powell, hence at Santa Martha. country buyers at this day's market, with a numerons display of -
Indus. M'Kerizie, hence at ()mos. samples released from bond, fine and good using Wheats were MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 11.
Pakenham, Bourne, hence at Barbadoes. met by a lively and extensive sale at a decline of 3d. to 4d. per We have again to report the transaction during the week of
Mar tura, Weeks, hence off Seville. 701 b. from the rates of Tuesday last, and for ordinary qualities
Ann Paley, Suter; Emma Graham, and Douro, hence at an abatement of 4d. to 6d, per bushel was partially conceded.- a large business in States aria Canadian Flour, at full rates. InWheat, holders having come more nearly to the price of Flour,
Oporto. Irish Flour, being in some degree superseded by American, was rather more has been done. In other articles sales have been
Duna, Sanderson, from Maceio and Pernambuco at Falmouth 6d. to Is. per sack cheaper; whilst in States and Canadian the confined to retail quantities, at late prices. Supplies of home
Thomas, Vaughan, from St. John's, New Brunswick, et Wa- haisactions were very considerable at our reduced quotations, continue limind, but this is amply mace up by the
terford. which from those of this day week have receded is. per barrel. produce
Diadem, Carr, from St. Marks ; Lusitania, Ferrario, from Barley, Beans, and Pease, although in limited request, were stock and current arrivals of foreign and colonial.
Vilna; shaver, Buchanan, from Prince Edward's Island, at steady in value.-Malt, upon a fair inquiry, fully retained our At cur market this day, Wheat must be quoted 3d to 4d lower.
Cove. and Monmonth. Bnn3arri, from Cuba off ditto. last currency.-Indian Corn, being still neglected, the prices of Our quotations are uncertain. The sale of this grain is so much
TIMMRS Sparks, from Caicu' ta at it. Helena this article for the present are considered little more than no- interfered with by the low price of Flour, that its value depends
STROMNESS, July 2.-Three Sisters, from Windau for Liver- mina'. much upon the individual position or opinion of buyer or seller.
pool. put in here on the 30th June, water-logged, having been Oats, continuing to come forward very sparingly, supported Prime qua ities of sack and barrel Flour go off steadily, at fully
on shore in the Pentland Frith, and must discharge, former
more freely to consumers, but iu retail quantities alone,
rates, but were not readily sa'eable.-Oatmeal moved off late prices. Bears Is. ter quarter higher. In other articles no
()Pour°, June SO.-Essay. Lee, which Eared on the 23rd for rather variation.
Liverpool, put back on the 23rd, leaky, and is discharging, hay- and barely on the terms last noted.
frig struck on a rock at the mouth of the river. LIVER POOL COTTON MA RK ET, JULY 10.
Eliza arid Ann, from Newport to Rio Grande, went on shore CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 10. The demand fro, the tra.:e for Cotton has increased this
Ist June, near Olinda. and it was feared would be a 'wreck. week, while very little lras been done on "'peculation. Although
Hearts of Oa'r, Massey, Hamburjr. There is no variation in the duties for the ensuing week. the market continues to lie well t•upplied, rattier higher prices
Catlotte, Voss, Rostock. We have hut a limited fresh supply of all Grain Ly comparison have been obtained for Ame ican, ranging tram middling to fair,
with the abundant arrivals of preceding weeks, awl those of these descriptions being *d. per lb. dearer during the last fort-
States and Canadian Flour to hand since Monday last, scarcely night. There is no change in Brazil, Egyptian. or Surat. for
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8.-Wind S.S E., light. exceed 7500 barrels. which there is only a limited demand. Speculators have taken
A FIDIVED.-Camana,'Hoodiess, Calcutta-Prince Albert. Ma- Nntwith,tariding the large release of stocks from bond, the Irmo American, and Exporters 456. American arid 00 Surat. 0.
zatian-Achienee, Barbadoes-Cygnet, Heard. New Orleans- actual demand for consumption Las already rents-ea the market 2275 Sea Island and 726 Stained do., offered at auction this day,
Byron. New York-Cumberland, prayer, A wilachicola-WissilY from the first pressure of ruppiy; ana having had much rain only 421, of the former found buyers, at a reduction of Id. per lb.'
Williky, Cronstadt-Adolphine, Danzic-Helena, Denmark. since Tuesday, holders Of Wheat have shown a tolerable degree on low and middling, arid 280 of the Stained sold rather lower,
of firmness; inducing at the same time a further considerable the pnality of both bake generally inferior.
Nith Graham, sailed from Calcutta for this-port on the Bth of speculative business in American Flour, upon which, in the
May. , course of yesterday, a slight improvement was obtained. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND I M PORTS OF COTTON,
Cuba. Smith, from Callao, and sailed 18th April for Huasco; Although our market this morning was well attended by town From the 3rd to the 10th Jul inclusive.
B.M.S. American, (50) from Mazatlan, and sailed 20th April for and country millers, the operations in the Wheat trade were ra-
y,
Rio and England-Sarah, Dav,es, for Sydney, .N.S.W.; Mary ther limited in amount; but holders steadily adhering to the Prices paid IMPO RT S
Muir; Williams, fur Herradura ; Battazaro, Webb, from Huasco, SALES OF THE WEEK. tin tine week. ThisWk, thisyear
rates of TGesday, prizes remained unvaried.- Prime fresh marks I
sail at Valparaiso. of Irish Flour being scarce were in request on the full terms last i
_ _ .

__A.S. American, (so) from Mazatlan, and sailed 2tith April for
Rio and England—Sarah, Dav,es, for Sydney, N.S.W.; Mary
Williams, fur _
at Valparaiso.
Eliza, Woolley, sailed from Valparaiso 4th April for this
h April

dlina, Bell, g'i. .., and Templemao, Prowse, 25th April,
both for Coquimbo, and Rimac, Mouusey, 2sth of April, for
'Masco.

Emma. Kemp. sailed from Messina for Catania and Liverpool
16th Jan( „and Triant, for Milazzo and Liverpool June 29.
Si, De Laida, hence at Cadiz.
Baree, Linnesty, and John, Armstrong, hence at St. Peters-
burgh.

Sophie, Nieman, 1

G liachauff, B•,rr, hence at Danzie

Cleutence. Nibfeman, hence at Flushing,

Concord, Mara, from Laguira, at Plymouth, for Loneon, with
loss or sails, Kc , leaky, pumps choked, and part of her cargo
thrown overborad.
Fortuna, from Mauritius at Cove.
Billsborough, from St. John, N.B. at Beaumaris.
Active, from Danzic for Flint, off the Dee.

VICSSIMS SHOICEN.—Nerio, hence for Alexandria, on the 14th
June. oft Cppe St Vindent—Harriet Humble. on the 25th June,
in lat. 45, lon. 9—Yucatan, hence hr Staten Island. with loss of
foreyard, cn the 20th of June, in lat. 47, lon. 40—Victoria. brig,
of this port, outward bound, on the 26th June, in lat. 41 N., lot).
la W—Quintin Leitch, from Calcutta for Landon. on the 14th of

June, in lat. 39, lon. 34 W —Sirius, from Patagonia for the Clyde,
cut 74 days, i t lat. s 7. lon. 32. by the Calsen—Morning Star, of
Sunderland, on the 22d of June, in lat. 46. long. 50 W.—Wash-
inaton, of this port, on the 14th of June. off Anticosti—Jamaica,
barque, on the 25th of June, in lat. 45, ion. 40—Mary Queen of
Scots. hence for Pernambuco, on the th instant, off Tuskar, by
the A mity —Bolivar. from London to Bombay, 22d April. in lat.
17 1., long. 26 W—Windsor. from Para to this rtnrt in

•• •• ,rum rara to ruts purr, 2..111 June, rn
lat. 36, lon. 44 W— Anacreon, from Gibraltar to Quebec, 28th of
June, in lat. 42, long. 32—Jchn P. Harvard, Havre to New
1 ork, 3d July, lat. 29, long. I9—EliLa. Wool Valparaiso to
this i.ort, luth of June, in rat. 22 W—Jonia, Patagonia to Cork
11th June. lat. 24, lon. 37—Lady Combermere, Carthagena to
Quebec. '2sth June, lat 38, ong. 35—Liddels, Gibraltar to Mira-
michi. 26th June—George, or %A. hirehaven sth July, off Yong-
itaunia (s'eArrer,) Liverpcol to lialifat, 26th June. lat.
48, loam. 33.

THURSDAY, JcLy 9.—Wind E.S.E. light.
ARRlVED.—Alexander, Apalachicola—Peru, Wilson, Alexan-
dria.

SAlLED.—Brigand, Mawdsley, Honduras—Heroine, O'Mara,
Demerara—Tomlinson. Ktrkness, Galatz—White Mouse, —,
Ditcham, Syra—Rose, Milk r, Antwerp—Robert Pulsford, Heod-
less, Calcutta—Rapid, Lakeman, Hamhurgh—Greenock, Fleck,
and Qua en of the West. Woodhouse, New York—Agent, Mills,
Quebec—Milian Lindsay, Hitchings, St. Andrew's—Hama,
Fulford, Malaga—Chas. Joseph, Lillinghurst, Pictou, N.S.—
Queen of the Ocean, Lilley, Quebec.

The Allegro, Wadz, for this port. mast struck by lightning at
Benin, and had her mainmast shivered.

The Ida, Norris. for this port. has put back to Porto Rico,
leaky, and discharged most of her cargo. Forty-six hogsheads
of sugar sold in a damaged state.
liespensis, Adriana. and Britannia, hence at Benin.
'MarriaPne. Harris, hence at :imp na.
Magic. Quance, hence at Constantinople.
Nora Creitia, Flavin, hence at Ancona.
lumbine, for Rio•de la Ilache, at Cove.
Try, Honi,e, from Dordt at Purt'and Roads for th's port.
La Belle Alliance, vGeokerna, from Antwerp at Deal, and
sailed for this port.
VESSELS SPOKEN.—Pursuit, for. Quebec, 17th June, in lat. 46,
long. eg- Ocean Queen, from this port to Quebec, Ist July, in
la.. so, long. 10—Anne Armstrong, from Port, nnock for Bombay

FRIDAY EVENING, JULY in.—.

Wind N.E

ARRlVED.—Bideford. Major, Ja•aiaica—Commerce, Ashton,
St. Clare—Thomas Wright, Gardner, New Orleans—Margaret,
Kenny, Yarmouth, N.B.—Albert, Labrador—Solomon, Moller,
Iceland—Scripta, Girgenti— Lynx, Luscornbe, 'fobasco: sailed
6th May : the Royal Bride sailed 17th, and the Mobile, 20th
May. The Dorothy was to sail 27th May, and the Ironside
early in June.

SAILED.--Tamerlane, Henderson, Wiscasset--Valparaiso,
Whiteside, Valparaiso—Elizabeth, Geves , Achilles, Tay:or, and
L rd Stanley, Welsh, Quebec—Charles, Simons, B. uges—Pri-
marera, Campos, Espozende—Albania, Crowell, Boston—Vixen,
Goffin, Naples—Minerva, Neuts, Antwerp.
Venus, Mr, nger, hence at Pernambuco, and sailed 30th May
for Monte Video.
Lover, Fist ovich, hence st Trieste
Inn. Nunich. and Alvina. Bencthr, henae at Trieste.
Bellerufonte, Pattarga, sailed from Venice for this port 18th
June.

Royal William, Sheppard, hence at Genoa.
Vict ,ria, Coyle, from Wexford, at Holyhead, leaky, bound to
this port.
JAMAICA, Jnne 6.—The Telegraph, Young, 'that arrived here
yesterday from New Orleans..reports that off Cape Antonio he
fell in with a long, black schooner, of about 150 tons. heavily
armed, and Baltimore built, which came within speaking dis-
tance, hoisting the Spanish met chant flag, with two vessels in
company, apparently prizes, and lulled up to give chase to an
American.

SATURDAY, JULY 11

'Wind N.W. moderate

ARRlVED.—Grecian, from Sarbadoe
Mediterranean—and John. from Riga.
SAILED.--Alice Brooks, Jackson, for Hobart Town—and
Santiago, Smith, for Valparaito.

Wm. Crow, from the

Matilda, M'Dowell, from Shaneae,
March, and from St. Helena 23th May
sail f om St. Helena for Demerara 27th Ma,
London. Botcher ; Mentor, Meyer.; Medea, Bleckhert
car, Blatick, and Krone, Altabar, hence at Swinemnode
Oneco, Drew; Sabattis, Cox; and Mary ALn, Brown, hence
at Boston

at this port ; sailed 4th
The standard was to

Trankfield, Mitchell: Severn, Cheever, and Magnificent,
:Verrill, hence at New Orleans
Hareet & Jessie, Connor; Arabian, Hawk-ins; Liverpool,
Swhiford ; Ashburton, Howland ; Jobeph Cunard, Williams;
1-larknah Kerr, Moore; Mayfield, Rigby, and Rappahannock,
Drnirtmond, hence at New Yolk
Mandane, Hutchinson; Q.E.D.. Starks; Charlotte Harrison,
M•lnty:e Defence, Davis; Agamemnon, M 'Han'ey ; Jane,
Potts, and tklunehester. Brown, Lent', at New York
Eliza. Thomas, and Mecklenburg, Ahrens, hence at St. Peters-
burg

Caledonia, (steamer) Lott, hence at Boston :sth June
Dantlehod, Gronnegard, hence at Copenhagen
Minerva, Nieman, hence at Riga
Albton,Yrice, hence at Wismar
'Union, Heyde, hence at Ostend
Sarah Sheaf, Sands, hence at Apalachicola
Saranak, Turley, hence at Philadelphia
Aialmond. Mustard, hence off Delaware
Colossus, M•Donal t, hence at Savannah
Huguenot, Greaves, from New Orleans for Liverpool, at Sa-
vftßuah, with cargo on fire, having been struck by lightning
M, Ann Webb, from Shanghae, at the Straits of Sunaa.22d
March

Roseanna, from Hong Kong, at the Straits of Sunda 24th
March

turn lower.—States and Canadian, though not quite so lively as
yesterday, continued to meet a g ,od demand, and being still re.
latively cheaper than Wheat, superior brands, in some cases,
realised 275. per barrel.
The weather to day being fine, with a more settled aspect;
Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, which during the rain were held
somewhat more tenaciously, moved off rather sparingly at late
prices.—lndian Corn dull of sale at our last quotations.
• —`Eu •
ned

PORTINI.LAENT, July 7.—The John & Mary, of Milford, and
the Endeavnur, of Liverpool, have out in here, having been in
contact in the Bay; the former with loss of mainsail and other
gear

Oats and Oatrnea

their previous valiie

upon a moder.te re

SUNDAY, .IvLY 12.—Wind S E. fresb

370 Sea Island
Stained
6449 Bowed Georgia
78601{ Mobile
Alabama and Tennes
24020 New Orleans

200 { Pernambuco & Paraiba' 6
1 Arica and Ceara I -

151 Maranham
2°l Sawginned

... 'Demerara, Surinam &c
80 Egyptian
Barbadoes
... Peruvian

.AllltivEn.—Rochester. Britton, from New York—Eliza. Wool-
ley, from Valparaiso—Shaver, Duceannan, from Prince Edward
Island—Haidee, Biased, Irom St. Petersburg—Aldbro, Simpson.
from Windau—Orleana, from Calcutta—Lanea, and Royal
Bride, from Patagonia—Stolpe, from Baltic—Hero, Sedgley,
from Rio Janeiro—Marchioness of Bute, Salters, fm Savannah
—Windsor, Pepper, from Ceara—Ambassador, Badly, from New
Orleans—Rival, Tweedie, from Nassau—General Washington,
from Philadelphia.
SA I LED. —York, Archibald, for Quebec—Anna, Giurcovich,
for Venice—Good Intent, Pennington, for Galata.

7 3@ 7 9
9'6' g --
,-.8 2
7i3 - 8 0

Bahama..
Laguayra

Panope, Candler, and Tribune, Orfeur, from Liverpool, at
Odessa.

40- 4 3

Cominun West India.

o 0 0 0
0 0 0 0

100 Carthagena
... Smyrna—.
... Manila ....

s)'lvadras
..Bensal

8 R 23095
5i

0. 35 0
w:. 41 0

4 11 26743
7 ,
7 1} 66

1 16917,

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445463

13 6
ill bond.

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• LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 13
The demand for Cotton to-day has been to the exter

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it of 6000

bales at the full prices of last week,—a demand for speculators,
who have taken 20J0 of the above. The tone of the market is
not so lmoyant. although we cannot perceive the slightest
tendency to depression.

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