Cotton Trade.
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There has been decline in prices in this market since
the ARRIVAL OF the Caledonia at Boston Our market has
been very inactive during the last two weeks and there
is at present every prospect OF It's becoming still farther
depressed both in prices and in demand We continue
to receive the most favorable reports from the cotton
growing sections and the picking season. far has been
thing the manufacturers at home and abroad could
wish The probability OF large crop and the unfavor
able complexion OF the English markets must depress
those ruling.


We annex statement showing the movements in this
staple country since the first of September this
year compared with the two previous seasons The re.
ceps this year the latest dates have been larger this
year than last while the exports have been less


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