LIVERPOOL cLAssIFIcATIo
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In relation to the crop of the country it be pretty generally conceded thai the estimates for the Guf ports will be scarcely realised Many careful observers down the receipts at E Orleans at 7000OO bales, and the opinion is gaining ground that 325oOO bales at this port is large estimate should these views be establsed the crop of the country cannot exceed nn- less the receipts at the Atlantic ports shall exceed the

 inmates that have heretofore been made, and which is thought to improbable It is important observe that the falling of in the receipts is in the Gulf ports, where the average weight ofbaes is largely more probably 100 lbs than the average the Atlantic States where the n crease is sexpected,

 .' FREIGHrs-For the week ending on the lth thers was doing in foreign with hsee engagements for Hayreohe at lie. and two at lsc British vessels on the berth were nng up al sd. For week snder reyiey only one foreign engagement has ransireda bark for Antwerp at l4c British ships the berth fasng sd, learn that small ot has been shipped at Iil6d Goislwise freiehs have been active and we have to report the following: brig for Boston tc

 brig for New York tc bark for Providence sc. and brig load with lumber for Galveston at S per The York packets asking &c., at which rate parcels shipped yesterday The disengaged tonnage in port is very light and the still tending upwards.

 aJ Late last evening, after the above was in iype learned that ship taken up for IIavre at He.

 EXCTIANGE-In our last weekly report we noted fair amount of business done in foreign exchanges with good supply of bills of all descriptions Sterling quoted 5aO5l prem. Francs at 5500545, and 60 day bills the Atlantic cities at I siG02 per cent discount.

 During the present week there has been good inquiry and the transactions have increased In amount The sup ply of foreign bills is not large though sufficient for the demand, and the fur francs have slightly receded The quantity of domestic bills the market is quite a p's and first signatures readily negotiated Sight bills on New York and Boston have declined t. while those time without change ~h N