New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15

crsREsr PRICES FOB LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Upland. Florida. Eew.Orls
Ordinary ei@sa sac
Kidding. ..9t09i 9l09f 9tOgl
I'D Far.. ~ @gi 9;9lo 10 @I0l
Coed lola none 1Ii012
Eire.......----.-U- none I'D
RECEIPTS, EXPORTS, sTocKS. SALES OF COTTON, RATES
OF FREIGHT AND EXCHANGES.
ssles for the week ending 10Th Sept i...-.... $500
Do 2bth -.--- $500
Do "a oct .------l 10000
Do 10Th -----.-----. 1850
Do since to dete LOO
Arrivals since lst inst $500
Exports {" ..-----.----.-....-... 4,0GO
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 10000
Export from u s. TO Great Britain since LIST Sept 1921
Do same time in lSiJ 81, $50
Do. same timen 1914 Al, 655
T0a exports from the u g since LIST Sept, last. 1913
Do same time in ls4J.---47, l2J
Do same time in 1874. ,i02
Receipts al principal ports of L. s. since LIST Sept.
-s 80
Do same time l6ii s9.70i
Vessels loading this year for G. B.ii France
Do last year .33 10. ..43
Do year previous 81 ..l0...37
Freghts to Liverpool ''-l6d
Do. Havre I'd
Exchange on London. 36e! prem
Do Paris OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 53ltO2
Do Amsterdam .....-.......... 39039I
Do Do Hamoursh '-----'.-.-'- 3s@3St
Early on the morning of the 9Th inst. we received
geographic o. the arrival in Boston OF the
Hbernia with dates from Liverpool to 10Th September
slowing advance there OF torthing y ID since the
departure of the Great Western caused solely by the
uufsvorablc prospects of the growing crop in this
tn as carried out by the Caledonia. These favorable
accounts gave fresh stimulus TO the opetons in this
Market and the transactions on Monday the 9Th inst
reached 1000 bales Tuesday. tho 9th, $500 bhics ;
and on Wednesday, the It'll inst $500 bales. Mt farther
Improvement of &c y ID. Subsequently during the
week ending 9th inst the solcs were comparatively We
limited owing in great degree TO the nonArrival OF
lie Great Britain md TO The very weather for the
sason prevailing that time The tonl sales for the
week were 70 500 bales, nearly all on speculation
During this week the market has been very tame and
quiet only small sales being made for the immediate
wants OF manufacturers. The delay in the arrival OF
the Great Britain causes some anxiety and has had con-
Siderable influence in checking operations The quota
tons have given above those current last week,
which must now hc considered entirely nominal AS II
would be equally difficult buy TO sell any very large
quantity ut these figures holders are firm, and show
ronclnaton to press Cotton on the market while buy
ss are indifferent about increasing their stock The
ea,er portion of the Cotton now here is i'll second
binds and held firmly for higher prices
Asregards the crop, we have no improvement 10
retsc in the prospects. The accounts received from
he South since the sailing of the last steamer confirm
Nrprevious statements while the very small receipts
INTO the ports compared with previous years is evi-
deuco sufficient stamp with truth ut least one uniavor
able feature the backwartncss of the present crop.
Freghts to Liverpool for Cotton continue very scarce
md engagements have been made since the date OF our
as, circular at I'd = 10 for square bales. There lie
ge quantity of bread SUITS and other freight going
forward at very good rates say Sc to 3s Sd = BIOL for
Flour lid !, bush for Wheat and Corn, and 31s 6dQi0s
9ton for Cheese Lard Talow, OIL. &c There is also
apety large quantity OF Apples going forward at 80 I'd
gbbl.
Exchanges are dull and decline has been submitted
b. 4 large amount of Canadian Bank bills have been
thrown on the mdlket For quotations see table.
Esyer. of Cotton from the Ports OF The Un'ed STATES com
rnene,ag LIST Sept. 1876.