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The dates by yesterdays mail from NewYork were of the 18th, the from Philadelphia, 10th from Bal tmore, and Sunday 18th rom Charleston aud Savannah. NEw-YoRK cotton market steady, with sales on l4th of 250O bales. Total sales from lst 10 Huh estimated II, QUO bales. Mobile and New Orleans quoted fol- lows: mid 5i 6!c fair 10 good fair 7I67lc good and fine 8lG9ic and lOc.

 The Courier remarks The cotton market, which seems as general rule upon the arrival of steamer from England to reeede 6Id per lb-and then recover nganhas followed the usual course and has recovered rom the slight depression consequent upon the news hy the liiberna tseems now pretty well asceruined ths Ihe crop will not vary much from g. 400 900 bales

 The early spring trade which gives such activity for time 10 nnr streets and wharyes is over-and there is only the ordinary routine of bnsiness-but that in this metropolis, is always active.

 Iht money market is easy-privAte deposes in rreashR-Hn III The iace of very heavy payments yet falling due this month, the offerings the banks nre hghtall tending n show very sound stale of affairs Exchanges on Europe are rising. On England fhe rate is rom 9i to s4 win a tendency upward. There are few orno bills coming from the Soulh The mass of the cotton crop has gone forward, passed into lntermedi hands--and there will he from million in uiI lion and half O dolrs of Stlte debt paid of on he first o July, o which held in Europe-nnd will not he renvesttd here-he chances be that Ex changes will adv ihe point when specie will Forward. Al present there Is no of moment in specie, and he banks hold between aud seven nons-a sum quite adequate 10 their ordinary wants

 At BosToN, l4ih, enquiry existed for coIton but sales were very light. Holders willing 10 yield llIle. Arrived from gth 10 l4lh, ?, ,l84 bales.

 In Domestic Goods active demand prevailed ict firm. Exports since ls Juneioregn ports 29 77s baes coastwse 3I, 1905 bales.

 From ths Merchants TraRs,riptl

 NEw-oRLEANs, May 2l.-COtton-Un Saturday there was again very good demand. with lth and steady market and the sales amounted to about 5000 baes the largest portion being of North Aabsma colrons The market on Monday maintained quiet char the de nand having been checked in consequence of The uler prices which were generally asked for a descripto though more particularly for Lousanns and Mssisspps The busness of the day only reached to 30U bales, and most Of the operations were on Spanish account Yesterday the market exceedingly inacve and l. ly about 500 bales had been sold the time closes, inquiries. We have slightly advanced quota tion- for mddlng Lonsiar and Mississipps but for all other graes figures ren1in The previous ly The sales Of the three days only anount 5iOo bales We qnote inf 4 @5 ord 5i0054 mid 54OG good "' fI@f T. nf'' f'ir 6a64 far 774, good fair 7IMsi sosd and nne sie-c.

 Stock on hand ls Sept. 544. bales. l2 934 Arrived during lhe past three days...... G305 Arrived previously. 2l9-93 52I

 sl7,455 Exported during the Past days... 2O,7ss Exported previously 7bO-s2S, ,529 Stock hand and shpboard bales. III ,92 sUgar-The demand for Sugar on the Levee has again been very limited, and the market has in cunseq been considerably depressed with downward tendency in prices Our present quotations are, for ord to 4iD5; fair 5t0D5t prime 53 6 strictly choice in small parcels ct 904c per b.

 Molasses-There is important change to notice.- The stock, which may be termed light. is chiefly posed of inferior parcels and the demand still restrict cd in great measure to small lots, which selling ahont previous raes-ssy for good from 2tG2sc accord ing to quality inferior Is 02lc.

 Flour-The Flour market still remains in a dull state, with much rreguarity regards prices. The only sales of which advised bey ond the small parcels for immediate consumption SO hbls Ohio nt S3s2t and 5G0 Mt s4 the latter fresh lo taken for Havana Lots of Ohio and common country brands of linols and Mis- souri, which have been some time in store, quite un Haleabe and may he bought at abou 63 75D3 3D. while the prevailing rates for fresh lots S3 sG4, with dull market Fnvorte bakers brands still range from S4 l0OI 50 but the sales of very united character. Pork-There is still great dulness prevailing in the Pork market and he transactions are generally confined limited parcels for plantation orders ship stores. c. though advised Of sale of $50 bbs Mess lsa and understand that small fraction iess has been accep ted in some few instances to close lots The rauge of prices in most of the transactions is the before say for Mess l340 l34i NJ. 0. sls9l34 Prime SlIt@ s per bb though the highest figures only obtained for very small parcels.

 Bacon- All descriptions continue in but limited re- Ques though regnrls prices they remain about the same HIS before qu"esay for uncnnvassed hams 63 ri canvassed do and extra cured 10; sides 6a07; with some few safes of clear 7t shoulders 55tc per h. These are the rates for the best descriptions of regular packed though there still occasional sales of packed, and of lots in hnk al slight reduction.

 Lard-The market remains without animation. Pri about the before quoied-say for very ine- ror es 07c; ord 10 fair 7l172, prime to choice s@sic,

 Grsin-The Corn market continues excessively dnll and prices constantly giving way. saes of white have heen made Al 2s~3l, and of prime yellow a 333l cts per bushel, in sacks.

 Whiskey-The market has continued in a very dull slate and notwithstanding moderate receipts prices have further given way since our last report. We quote Ht lsi q l9c per gallon for Rectihed.

 Exchange-A tolerahy fair de nHnd has beer expert. enced since last for Foreign exchange by the Boston steamer ot the list June; but the inquiry has now nearly if not quite subsded and the market Is quiet We quote the before-say for ling s49si per cent premum Francs 5.27l a52es. Bill. on the North have improved litile We quote New York 60 day biils st ad lc sight checks t0t prem.

 Freights-The foreign freight market has been very inactive since our last Saturdays report and ransac- tions have been almost entirely confined to filling uI vessels previously on the herhs T. l6d for Liverpool and ic for Havre Coastwse freghts remain dull with out material change in the rates.