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The eastern mail through yesterday bringing dates from New York to the evening of the 25lh.

 NEw YoRk-The shipping List says-Ws have no change notice in the prices o Co,Ioni tho sales mak ing chiefly for export and the market closes with steady appearance By reference to Cotton table which repeat day it will be the receipts 5ol2 bales less than last year up 10 this time. The sales 2IoO bales Ord saDsi mid good mid si D9i mid fair 10 fair t09i, fair to fully fair 9E0lOi.

 The Coma caf Advertiser of the evening of tho 2sh ssys-Ths of tho week were 800 bales, including 5000 Florida and upland and 22o0 Mobile and New Or The arrivals during the same period 9,s24 bales. Prices about ie lower than on Saturday last. Ordinary s0st, mid good mid si i09t mid fair fair si@si. The sales this morning arc 800 bales.

 BosroNsalss for three days, Ing 2sth ult. were 400 bales at former prices.

 CHARLEsToS-The transactions for three days up to the 2d fast were G. l26 baes without change iE quota tions given The previous week.

 CoLuMBIA-The msrke, on the lst was dull, and pri ees had declined 4Gfe.

 MONTGOMERY, Dec 4-Cotton-Ths receipts of the last week been heavy those of the previous two weeks. The market s moderate, tho sales com prsng about two thirds of the receipts Extremes SD slcchlef sales al Ste. Stock on hand at das BIO balas.

 EuFAuLA Dee l-Cotton-This article has perisnced slight line since our last We now quote extremes 7iDsae.

 NEW oRLEANs-The sales cfCotton for the three days ending Dec f. were Io20O bass-priess irregular and in favor of buyers. Sales generally at inside hgureaord siss, mid to good mid saD9i, mid fair si@s,a fair 100 l0ic.

 Bxchanae-dui and sales Of sterling made at 4i5ic. francs 5G47i05C5o New York 50 day bills steady at s0 + per cent discount.

 Freighis-In consequence of report that privatees were attng out with Mexican commissions. Br vessels were sought after at n slight advance in rates. Some two or three ships and bsrks taken up for Liver pool at i7-s209 i6d. The highest rate paid to Am sels being Id.

 SATURDAY, Dec 5 P M-Corton-Ths market contin- uss quist-sales 500 bales.

 Review of the Mobile Market.

 CoTToN-The receipts at this port since the date of our last weekly review 10 32 bales and the exports the stock hand and shpboar 26 2Oi bales The receipts same time last season were 64ll baIes and the stock hand 37676 bales. Thea eresa,e receipts this s bales against GA 95 same time last year. n

 In our review of the 2lst ultimo left the market under the influence of the foreign by the Br anna in an unsettled condition pure refusing to operate but reduc in rates which were reluctant y yielded by holders and only 800 bales sold during the last three days of tho week; mddings 9ic

 Early in the succeeding week Liverpool accounts by the Acadia to the 4h Nov received advising re- suction in the pco of cotton. with unavorabe indca tons of the state trade at Manchester and other manu featuring points, which had the effect to reduce our quo atons c and the business of the week wound up with an aggregate sale of 4oOO bales Middlng cotons were quoted at 9ic and middiug fair at sae, with down ward tendency in prices.

 The week just closed opened on Saturday with dis position the part of factors to meet the views of buy srs indicated the preceding day and some l2oo bales changed hands slight decline on o last quotations