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NewYors dates q the sih PosIen 7th BalltmoTes sth Philadelphia sih and Chsresi"a and savannah "i iOih inst. received by yesterdays i1aiL

 The effect of the recent foreign news had mol been sui fcient, developed n New York market 10 authofise any definite conclusion as toits influences upon Some Of the pes speak o very ghl business on the 7th without change in price. The Herald remarks Cotton-The news pei steamer IIiberDia being such as generally eSpee,d has had no rercep hle effect on the market The enquiry to day was limited, and the nurh,s at previous rates. The sales ted a l2OO baes. We continue our previous quot liens

 The Courier, however, reports less favorable state o things-

 Cotton The adviees per Ilberni4 from Liverpool which were rereivrd eSry this morning, favor able u ma kei. The safes to-day reach l. 0t bales Al prices in some instances 5c per b lower than our quotations o yesterdny.

 The quotations the 9th, (prevous 10 the receipt o hr foreign news) given the shipping List WAS for Og- and Mobile inf 4iM5ci ord to good ord 5414 mid ID good mid 5s Ct; mid fair lair Ct 06s fully h,lt taap 65c Freights to Liverpool 4d5. lGd iiavre 3dlc asked with shipments.

 RosToN, My 7--Cutton-The steamer Hbernia nj rived yesterday In market nothng has been done worthy ot note since our last Both seller hnd buyer content to wait a present Tor lhe action ol lhe Southern fket4.

 The arrivals have hoen 5,39l bales since last report 2,S39 from Mobite.

 Al NEw CRLEANs. 18th the sales of cotton for three days summed up $500 bAles prires remaining without 

 Mississippi had upward tendency, owing light sup ply. 2YOO bales arrivals North Alabama for shipment owners account Middlng 5td5a; g,oi mid $ aG4c Total arrivals date 92O 727 baIes-neu receipts s9679l. Stock s6,3l5. Freghs easy ' led Liverpool, and s9l5 Ice 10 lavre ExchanSe Lon don 8! sa Irem to day Northern bills ll dis checks ppr0i prem. In the staple articles srocerles ant Western produce the market very quet.

 We stated i'll yesterdays paper hat lhe htesi Havre date received of the 18th letters were then III town of which aware, dated on the evening of the l6th md by yesterday mail get printed dates of he morning of he 6th The letters say that the from lhs country by the lst ApriI had been feceved Cotton remained quiet but steady. Under date of he 18th il Is observed yestelday amounted to 1000 baes 5o@64 50 for consumption; no change in prce.n

 TRIESTE, April 7-Cotton is calm owing 10 the unfa. vorable advlces from Liverpool and Hayre and il will he dicu support our present quotations On the other hand stock moderate the plies known to be on the way.

 sTAvEs-The abolition Of duty upon Slaves imported into Great Britain, will have the effect of inducing in. creased exports from this country. In order that per interested in this trade, who may contemplate engaging in it, be properly informed of the descrp- lion of Slaves suitable the markets Great Britain, give publicity to the following circular, ceved by the bernia which, although particularly

 

 Scotch Coopers, k presume equally applicable Ihe other markets of Great Britain

 I-As TO SIZE.

 The standard to which be limited is Y inches long, inches broad, and inches thick; and il would be very desirable to get the of this f LENGTH and BREADTH LENGTH especially. Ky making the slave 12 inches long t suits for sides of all puncheons taken for the West India trade fo e sides also Of sugar hogshead if necessary For Brew CTS casks both for then home and export trade would be alarge demand for white oak slaves 30 37 and A inches long inches broad l4, as and 3a inche th.ck The present standard thickness of Canada pipe VIZ lt9 inch is very suitable for COopers general but nch inches 23a inches and inches all nsed al h igl the thick sizes considered less valuable scntngs with large proportions these in them never lake the market 20 we'll Besides the full length es the only other sizes at which ought cut W"pd be either 42 To 46 inches 3O B inches These lengths would be quite as any others for the nome Cooper trade generally, and would exactly r W est hda casks etc. the former for the sides the la Ter for the ends The shorter of these lengths O Inches IS also the slAe required for BEEF erces and split at the proper thickness viz an inch or rather less o of sIch thickness as would re.y rlit into that he re large quantities of them might be disposed o n reiant especially.

 lnuch for what has hitherto called pipe slaves

 .'i e sea ",is S @ a o''s '3 g a 42 inches long Of these there are three distinct Kinds re qurh1 to be specified: st, puncheon 2nd noltsse, 1mnchoon; 3d, sugar hogshead. Rum puncheon slaves thck in the rough state. similar (or spirit casks c) 43 inches or so by l4, would generally find ready sale. The size of fmoasses puncheOn is the for rum Sugar hogshead also the saIne length 42 inches hut are no generally beyond s of  that they stand perhaps inch than the length stated soas to allow for working the size In the case O. all the sizes mentioned il will be for the Importers interest that he coming as near as possb.e to the extreme allowed viz-7 inches

 H,-As TO KIND

 All the pipe or double slaves above specified of Uhtte Oak. S0a are rum spirit puncheon and beei fierce staVe, Molasses puncheon ought be Red Oak Ash is used for the purpose, but when Red Oak cHn be got even at deaer rate For hogs heads Red Oak Is also the best stive send although both White Oak and Ash used and would sell well Tor ie purpose. These the kinds ofwOod which the Scotch market has hitherto been supplied the va rons casks but other descriptions equally suitt- ble may probably be to be had and if possessing any ad- vantage, such as in price, would doubt req dy sale. Large quantities Ofcasks Scot; al present chiefly of Fir, other home grown timber If wood for instance, could be got from abroad for herring barrels, soap frkins dryware casks eic or stuff of this description for some other casks very large consumption might be calculated upon at most of the Scottish shipping ports especially where Chemical works other such nanuiactoes situated IL may only be mentioned farther that the size of all sthves uniformly taken in Scotland the shortest mar rowest and hinest parts exclusive of Sapwood, etc

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 EXP0RrS.

 !INERPOOL-Per Br ship Windsor Caslle-2I56 bls