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NERIvAt OF THE CALEnoNIA-Fifrsen Days Later from Earops.-Ths steamer Caledonfa arrived al Boston on Thursday asrnoOn 18th ut in IA days from Liver pool. She brings London dates the 4th Liverpool to the afternoon of the 4th, Havre Of the End June.

 The Liverpool Cotton market subsequent 10 our pre- Vons advices and up about the close of the month continued steady in price, and with good demqnd from consumers for few days before the salng of the CT, however il became heavy and considered about an td per lb lower the Srd The sales ended 23rd May 342O bales 3Oth l9O and three sub sequenl business days, l0000-cudng but 2OOO on the Srd inst. Among the sales of the last week were 500 bales Upland at Std a 4Ed. lS,l2O orleans 3td 6idi and lO,s9O Alabama, &c. 3ld Q Sd. Fair Upland was quoted 4d; fair Mobile 4fd; on fair Orleans 4kd I'm port into Liverpool since lst January s52OOO bales against 566O 900 last the United states OOO increase Of 2s6,OOO. Stock sa3OOO against 7l7 900 last season; of American 69O 0OO or 900 lhan il then

 At avre during the two weeks ending Isl ulto there was pretty good demand and the prices were well sustained. The sales in that time reached 17,sO5 bales, including 27s} New-Oreans C4s a SIG; 3l22 Mobile, G54 a L7O; and 2s62 Upland f5l G6si Saturday, slst ut. and Monday End inst 1875 bales were taken previous Stock, 50 239 Of Ameri- can, 77 .l26 bales

 From our Correspondent

 LIvERPooL, June e4.-Cotton-subsequent 10 the de. parure of the last steamer, goth ut. we bad crease of demand, chiefly from consuiners and good extent Of business was done-but The demand freely supplied, il not lead to any decided amendment in prices And in the last day rtwo since the arrival Of the Boston steamer of the 18th u the market has become very heavy declined fully Id per b. This attributed the large receipts into the American ports and the which seem ed generally 10 prevail in the United States that the Or in I cuty between the two countries. On the other hand ihe accounts of the growing Cotton crop in the Atlantic States being unusually late and injured by drought have attracted some attention. Trade at Manchester con tnues encouraging. The sales of Cotton for the week ended 2Srd n were S Ago baes and for that ended 3Oh nt they amounted 10 40 l9O bnles Of which about were taken by specuators in each week.

 LIVERPOOL, June 3.-Lns week the operations in Cotton exlensve-4O 90 sold, 50UO on spe,- lation 1900 export Import 205ys bales. Average week ly purchases for consum ion 30h May 2g S20 bales

 The Hibe nia, steamer, from Boston, win dates 6lh May, arrived here Saturday aer hours business giving iu assurance ct crop of two and hat millions bales, and large receipts The effect Mondays mark e was 10 bring forward large lots of Cotton, with mHnd for only 4OOO bRles-prces became irregu Jar, generally down t04d. and in isolated cases evenmore. This morning have seen a lot Of about 2O Upands Of fair quality, sold a Sd per ID whilst general quotation may he 3EG4d. Where the market may selte cannot say, but hope fair Upands may not go below 3t 4d that quality not abundant Sea Islands are in good steady requeslord 94 ld for commoni good staple and clean II! q a; fine, l3a IS; stained, 3d4; very extra. T.

 As all fear of war has passed away. consols have ad- vanced 10 l0Oi1t. Money very abundant. Trade in Manchester very good Yarns rising in value.

 Sales to-day 2OOO bales, and very dull market.

 Extract from a Liverpool letter dated June srd

 Hearing in mind the very healthy state of the trade in this country; the great the winch is now 3O00O bales weekly against 26 U0O year. and in addition, the very promising appearance the ing harvest induced believe thai present pr. ces will during the year, be fully maintaned, although we may look forward 10 some huctualions'

 STATE OF TRADE IN THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS

 The general report taking every thing inIo cunsidera lion, is favorable In Bradford, COburgs Mernos Orleans. had met an improved demand. The Cloth trade was not so good Al Huddrrsfeld; whilst similar obser. vation applies to Leeds. The trade Manchester has been good, a good ptices for all description goods snd prices remain Tlehny In leicester, fair amount of business Is being done for The Amscan and Continental markets The Hosiery and Lace trade somew lat depressed so that little IS doing In the manufacture of these articles

 LIVERPOOL June 3.--Colton-Snce Friday last A change Tor the worst has taken pace the market hns come lhnenid the demand eehe and prices lnehily declined full .d from the quotations ln-t Frdny and Cotton Is now very freely offered Ihr de- ch"e The sales on Saturday 40O0 bags; on Mon. siSs buying

 HAvRg May 23-Coiton-Aher the close of onr las, report our market was qulIe dull but the opening oi the present week there has suggshness oL. seryabe, and as holders pretty firm, amount ol business has been transact ed The sales 3g4 NewOrleHns at 5l.5O q f75 2l65 Mohile r5350 ID t7o 2l05 Upland, C53 q f64; and 4lO Brazil G7U--o- gether S62l ba es.

 May 3l.-Cotton-ln the early part of the week our market reapsed into du state. but he weather become more propiOus and holders not eyincinq npy

 pressure 10 realize, buyers from Inc trade come for. ward more freely, and in instances the sales were rather to h large extent. Upon he who'll. ,be transactions have averaged daily about 1900 hses which were taken for the and although prices have un- dergone no change they are nevertheless firm quotations. The sales 27s0 bales New-tlreans N, t45 Q f6s 3l22 Mobile, t54 Q f70i 2s62 Upland 5 D CT 9l64 bales.