.lCOrre.poudence of the Register and JOuraal.l
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| lNOIFtspOhuthCe oi tue hesistef LIVERPOOL, 18th November, ls4G.

 Our Cotton market remains in much the same state ns reported In by the last steamer when quail lies below fair had sunk i'd per ID the highest point at which they have since continued steady with lan- gud demand The later accounts fthe American crop

 received 18th inst have had little percepibls influence the market the favorable reports from ihe At lantc States appearing 10 be counterbalanced by ihe gloomy accounts of the state of the crops in the south western districts The estimates from the two sectioa appear differ in the main to the extent of about SO0, 900 bales Meantime iho spinners and manufacturers continue lopurchae sn scale greatly below their orii nary consumption, and many Of them have curtaed

 their working hours by not lighting up their factories as usual, which al this season, where the system Is adopted amounts about four hours DOT day. In this way the consumption Of Cotton and the production of Goods will be materially curtasd and t seems likely 10 go on until circumstances more clearly show the prob able future course Of the trade which he greatly influenced by the later and dscsive accounts ofhs American crops and the ofhe money market hero which last dtes promise 10 continue nearly easy has been The sales of Cotton for the week ended 6lh inst amounted only 560 bales. of which 5000 taken by spectators and 1900 for export and for tho ended 18th inst the business 3 200 bales of which 5000 speculation and 1900 10 porers The American descriptions sold the past week eonss ted of4 950 upland al 5i 06i; $50 Orleans at 4Ia7i e90 Alabama and Mobile al 4s 6ii and l5O Sea Island at l3ADleid per b. The transactions for the last four days this evening amount about 25 GOO bales about 5000 off speculation. The lats decline has tended 10 the better qualities. and tho quotations for fair remain the same--say fair upland 6di fair Mobile 6td; aud fair Orleans 6id per lb

 The Corn markets again are rather lower. and fresh wss,era Canal Flour al sos per bbl in bond. Indeed ih Is price scarcely atIansbe few days since, bot Inc article goes on freely nl ii and Is firm. Phila dephia md Baltimore wonld sell Is per bb lower Du " paid Flour 3ls6 032.6 Sour Flour is relatively lower than has usually been the ease, being now worth only 27 62ss per bbl duty paid. Indian Corn for immediate delivery brings 52 053s per ar; but there buyers Of cnrgoes arrwe. Though lhs article has become ar established avoIe in Ireland and admirably adop ted 10 the wants of the mdigent popuaiiou no conn dence Is felt in its maintaining Is present relative salne hen supplies more freely forward. The decline In Wheat he last few weeks amounts 10 about 6s per quarter from Ihs highest pont but st ihere no in dicstion present ofa change in the duty from the min mum rate.