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barley from our own coast and oats from Scstland and
Ireland the trade rather dull this morning Factors
remained firm, however, and the trfng business done
was at similar prices those Monday last
Holders OF foreign free wheat likewise unwilling 10
accept lower ter ms but the inquiry having become ex
tremely langud the transactions were on strictly retail
SCALE Flour hung heavily on hand ship marks which
2s sack have again lost OF that advance but in
prices OF town-made -four little change has oc-
CURED for some weeks past The late arrivals of barley
added to what previously the market, afforded
liberal display of samples to day. Really fine mailing
qualities nevertheless and whilst the prices
Of superior sorts are rather tending upwards, great %
Guilty experienced to-day in deposng OF secondary
descriptions at former rates Malt was very unsaeabie
but not actually cheaper In fair Int Of bus
done at the recent decline Beans sold in small
quantities much the same terms before and all
kinds of were in request at fully previous prices
LvERPosL CorroN MARKET, Friday ,P NJ Jan. l0.The
large import this week IA 466 baes) has had little
effect prices and close at our last quotations for all
y no a
without change Taken on speculation, 1000 Amsrcsn
for exportation $50 American and 80 Surat.


The prices declared by the Committee OF Brokers this
week for fair cotton, are Bowed 4sd Mobile Orleans
Sales from the 4h to the 10th instant inclusivsls lso
Sea Island 10 Is; 9970 Bowed 81 Al; $3.50 Orleans
Of 1850 Mobile 81 s. 1920 Pernambuco 81 ei $40 Bahia
AZ 5a $40 Maranham At 64 1880 Egg ptisn Iii 760
surat 24 a 81 Total amount Of bales 2e 800.


CorroN TRApE.-The following circular Of Liverpool
cotton broker touches upon points well worthy the con-
|
| vernment


The trade is happily placed in satisfactory
in the ports Britain 9O3 600 bales being
new in better proportion to the weghy interests depend
ing upon it, and forming supply for 81 weeks at the
years the stock varied from 10 to II weeks home
sumption-a hazardous position, considering the multi
tude in this country whose support depended on the
The present stock large u.s. not more than is me-
cessary to make the trade safe prices are fortunately in
/ due proportion.


With regard to the prospects of consumption in the
suing the spnners will doubt employ the time
the best advantage if they be let alone if molesed they
| know their remedy.


For the prospects of suppy-According all accounts
the growth OF the crop gather ed been abundant
but then those accounts Transatlantic and subject
mistake nor is there certainty that the mistake will al
| ways be on the same side.


When the spectators gave sid for fair bowed in the
beginning Of last February they made their appeal to
time for the justification Of their proceedings Time de-
Fair bowed is now at AID end those who use cotton and
who are averse to hold stock proportonate to their
bable wants, likewise in turn make their appeal time
whose decisions are impartial


There is point issue to which the spinners and
manufacturers OF cotton ought Immediately and with
egy, before be too late to attend by memorial to the
lowed to usurp hsy call II to annex) the territory
Texas the control Of the Cotton trade will fall into their
stand in competition with Bowed Orleans. The
United States do Lot depend, in the same degree.
Great Britain for the disposal their cotton which Great
Britain does them for the necessary supply Let any
man make and try to sell iustians or indeed, almost
article OF extensive sae out Of any cotton grown in Asia
Africa or South America, instead of Bowed and Orleans
and he will soon be made sensible OF his In the
two last years, with every temptation the British spin
Of East India against nine pounds of North American
cotton; and they only used much through being
ed by the outrageous advance of the last kind Cotton
has been skilfully cultivated in Asia for thousands Of
years; and the result exerons made by in
genoss and aborous people Isl that they cannot produce
| cotton Of the quality which is requrad


On the other hand, the independence of the United
States as Cotton growing and Cotton manufacturing
i ia a NJ
footing They have already machinery in operation that
last year spun 744 bales equal in weight to 400 900
bales of the average British spinning. Z his they can
easily increase and are wishiu to do they have be-
sides the markets of Europe and Of China open them
obvious interests at this tme by the British manufac
and spinners will be found the easy way how.
ever much they feel to meddle in foreign po-
litics If the spinning and manufacturing trades be of
consequence is OF consequence to be certain of pcs
cur most formidable competitor. Liverpool Mercury,
Jdnuaryl0


| Liverpool Corn MARKET, January 10 AT our Corn
Exchange this morning the secondary OF Irish wheat
which the early part of the week receted Id TO al
nearly recovered the decline then stated and really good
qualities of red made 0d per 7Ob English foreign
whests likewise continued be held steadily full
| rates OF Tuesday, although in any description of this
grain the sales the whole but moderate in
Flour. ct all descriptions remained in rather limited
quest but generally supported late prices Barley and
Melt continued to meet a slow difficult sale on terms
scarcely equal those last noted and Beans well
Peas saleable 10 retail quantities Alone pre-
vious quotations Oats at the OF the





however failing to attain any improvement the
concluded rather heavily at former prices Oatmeal in
the absence of the usual number of country buyers
day also moved off less freely than heretofore but with
| out any decided change in value.


/ LIVERPOOL Provision MARKLr, January l0.-The i'm.
port OF Irish Butter again light and holders have
ced increased fmness this demand is only mod very
sll prices have been obtained and still higher rates
anticipated. Bacon and Hams still duh OF sae and
rather lower in value In Beef asd Pork have
feature to report excepting the latter article which fully
maintain the late advanced prices. Taow is extremely
dull of SALE especially the finer Sorts and Petersburg ye
low candle has instances been sold Ais percwt
but small lots bring Ais Sd; 40 casks New South Wales
alow met with ready sale by auction at ass to a0s per
cwt In American Lard little business has been DONE but
prices are again rather rmer. very fine leaf Lard
in kegs having brought 4as and good quality barrels
| s7sto 37s 9i per cwt.


/ SrArE OF TRADE-MANcHEsTEn, Friday Evening Jan
| lO-We have had since Tuesday an improving demand
Tor cloth and also at fully as good prices
IN that day The market is indeed most healthy, and
likely nom appearances, to continue. Yarns are also
more orn ., sae ndesdo purchase large lot from one
BRADFORD, Jan. 9-As the demand for piece goods is
now decidedly than the present limited production
the stocks are now rapidly the decline yarns how
dearer and this makes the position Of the
facurer any thing but desirable Yarns ready sale
and though little dcarer are not at remunerang prices
The wool market is well supplied, but the rates asked
higher than what will justify the spinner in freely
purchasing. The business done, therefore, is limited
/ PARIS BouRsE, Wednesday, JAM s.--The market con.
nues rm and the variations in French securities have
been trfing Three Cents leaving OF az st 35c, and
Fves l2f 35c The Railroad Shares the que
tations of yesterday. The market closed as follows
per Cents for cash. l2f 30c for account I2f 35c Bank
Of France Shares s2eo. Neapoitan Gsothschd) looi
leans Railroad lalf 25c. Paris and Rouen Railroad
| 0.2f soc. Rouen and Havre Railroad, s25f New Loap
/ $751; 55c.


STATISTICS OF CovrNaToN, Ky-The following
the statistics of our city for the present year..
We give them with those Of "a, that the growth OF