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Correspondence of the Reg isier and Journal.l

 IIyERPooI 3J December. lSJl
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lC0rres spondemce of the Register and Journal.1 LIVERPOOL. 3d December, lS46.

 The import or Cotton into Liverpool during ihe past eleven months has Os7 OOO bales against 5s7 900 in the time last year; the supply from the United States Is 900 00 being decrease Of 352 000 bales The stock in this port I estimated 5oI OO0 against 9l4 900 at period last the stock Of Amer- is about S32, 900 just half what il year ago.

 The anguOr in the Cotton market noticed in our last circular of 18th umo, continued for several days suse quently attended with further decline O id per lb but this depression recovered week ago, and in the last few days particularly since ihe arrival Of the steam of 18th ui, have had such active demand with such extensive speculative operations as to put prices Id per ID above the current at the departure 0 the last The late advces respecting the American crop, he generally looked upon here concu- sive thai it will not exceed two millions, while many have strong faith in lower estimates, and hence the in creased cofdence in the manainsnce of prices consde ring lhe greatly diminished stocks notwithstanding the sine of trade in the turing dis iricts, and the diminished consumption by ths partial short lime working of spinnrrs The sales Of lhe week ended goth utmo. 33,s0O and Tor that ended 27th ulimo they amounted 420 bales. (specuators hay

 ing taken 6 GOO in Inc weeks) but he business for five days this evening is estimated 65OOo bales. oi | which about hafhas been taken on speculation. We quote Upland 56l lair 6t Orleans 4l far 6l. Mo hle 6; fair 6 aud Alabama and Tennesse 43 6d per r lb.

 The Corn markets have been looking up again dec idc y and Western Canal Flour in bond may be quoted 3l 632s per bbl, ssoabe the former price, bui gene rally held at the laer Phidelphia and Baltimore Is Is per bbl ower The value duty paid Is g. DOT bbi above the bonded price, Sour Flour continues relatively low CT than has usually been, and 800 bbs o Orleans sold 10 day 25s in bond. The Irish demand for Indian than kept pncs with the supply, the import be- ing modeaie and this market has been nearly cleared o ,he article the advanced Of 55s 57s per quar- ter of 4sO lbs. To day small parcels have brought ss nigh 5ss, and cargo the way have been | sold at 53s.

 The Government having determined 10 relinqnsh the weighing of Cotton and produce subject duty Il Is very important that contracts for freight Cotton should be upon the shipping weight, is lhe with shipments France 10 prevent ihe ssaIy charge for weighing on land:ng here.

 CORN TRADE-LIyERPooL.-T trade from | the 19ih instant to tie present date, December 3 | has been rather improved, aud m0re activity pre-. vails Al the market held on the nh ult. slight l advance took place a the value oi Wheat. 10000 barrels of bonded Flour taken for investment Philadelphia and Baliinore commanding 29s to 29. l 6d, and prime brands of Western 30s per baTrel.- Iuian Corn decIined 2s to 3s per quarter, and fo, some Of the best white United States Ans would | been aceepted. Wheat was purchased more freely an the 2lIh, at lhe full rates given in the last | Der of the European Times. Canadian and State. Flour. dut, pad realised advance ol Is per bar. | rel; and the latter n bond obtained similar amend | Ment. With an increased inquiry for Indian Corr xt the decline already noticed, fair amount of bus, ness was transacted. The trade assumed higher and more active lone on the 27h ultima, particuiar ly us regarded Wheat; an advance of Ed per 70 lbs | St,lp Han l Flour both fee and under lock. commanded rise | of Is per barreL There WAS a0 eager denand ioi Iudian Corn for Ireland. White descriptions sold a 6ls 6's, but prime samples oi Guatz brought 54s | per 4SD lbs. The value of Wheat vas maim' ain ned on the Ist inst, and Indian Corn beng ,n unabaied demand at 56s io 5Ss per 4SOl", States Flour. bol I free and ander lock in slow demand but the price was mainiained. Since the is inst. the mirket ha. | not been buoyaat, and prices are rather inclined | to recede.

 | UAyRE, November 30, Is4f. | Cottons-Nov &3- Our market has Agsi1 exhibited degree oI d.ness the p1si week which further increased asr the receipt Of the couns from the Uned StHies by ts Caledonia steamer s the ls inst. The intelligence oi several carg0ua

 ing forward to our port, and the extremely dull charac of the advcss from Liyerpoo. have created rather depressed teeng and reduced the sas to lower figure than have witnessed for several m0ntls past. BuI ihe nlackmsss in the dsmand the price. continue maintain their ground which however would have been thu uIder any other cireumstnness than the reduced state ot our present stock season orthe year. added the high price of Cotton and Brendstuns, t.ad to check consumption, and as there is nohns 10 awaken spirit of speculation, the of extensive operations far distant On | the other hand, Inc interior being pretty well s0pprd the buy ing Is ao yet likely 10 sssnms very animated

 oaure though from the iact oi is having bern restricted ir time past to urgent nece-siirs, more activity may perhaps be expected But this will nevertheless de- pend mainly tho Hdvices from the other sde of the channel and iu slight degree upon ihe shpments oi Cotton irsm the States, which. should they arrive n quick sureesson would probably. under the prrsentdul 0 the market tura ths .esc Ia tavsr of parchases SALES EFFEcrED C. c. 1929 Bales New Orleans ............ s3 to lo7 5s 4s4 do Mobile s...-............... s2o" se