LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcATIov.
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LIVERPOOL, May lS lS46.
The Great Britain, which sailed hence for New York
on the 9th inst carried reports of very steady cotton
market In the early part Of last week there
raj successive arrivals from the United States and
Thursday the Halifax steamer with dates to 30th ult.
reached port The advces brought by these arrivals of
still increasing deficiency in the receipts Of cotton
created considerable activity in market the sales
Wednesday, Thursday ami Friday averaging 900
bales prices Of American coons gradually hardening,
and the market closing the astmontoned day firmly
ceding week. This advance has BEEN is very usual,
followed by comparave pause in business the sales
Saturday having ,ny been 5000 bales 500 exporters
and speculators with cotton ofsring hut without
any decline in prices To-day the sales estimated
rats have been in considerable demand and have ad.
vanced to I'd per b.


The Manchester market has been very dull during the
past week. having been unayorably affected by one or
two large failures which have taken place in London.
Goods have been in vcry limited demand and prices
barely supported Yarns firm in price, but without
much business doing in them.


MUSGRAVE & VANCE Cotton Brokers'