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 COMMERCIAL.

 LATEST AnyIcGs. Liverpool ....'.Jure l9 layrr. ...........J June !. London ........ June Ia New York. July 10 ===-=-==-===------z The mails were regularly through yesterday, bringing Ee"-fork dates of the 18th and 10th and from other quarters as late as due.

 The New-York Skipping List Of the 10th, ssys the Cotton market very quiet since UT ns in con sequence of the indisposton of holders 10 submit to lower prices the sales made, however show no change in rates and we o Yary qnotalonsthey consst of 1850 baies thus:-

 Upland and Florida. Mobile and N. 0

 1lU0 bales. 5JO bales Inferior. or............. .nom.....,........... nom Ordinary to good ord. 6 a64..............64d q Mid to good mlddlinR. .6ta7t. ......~......7 07t Mdding fair 10 l4r...i4 | as .7iGst Full, far 10 good lair. # asi. ..............st@s The arrivals have been 52O3 baes.

 E1chang's-There n fair business done in foreign for the Boston steamerbis London 9iG9i per cent premi Paris 5cali 05 27A.

 The Courier and Enquirer the 18th sys, the Cotton markels now perfectly inactve-noIhlng has been done to-day worth reporting The sales of lhs last four days amount to 5000 bales.

 Exchange on England bus been sold as high as 10 per cent. prem. On France, large amount was sold on Saturday tor of the underwriters against the go Of the Vile de Lyons which was wrecked, ut 5sli Tue rate to-day may be quoted al 273DS0.

 There little done in SloGks to-day, and trtal alteration in prices.

 Al Charleston the 18th. the market for Upland Col had und-i gone material change. The purchases being generally close freight engagements al former quotations. The receipts were on the increase und to i2eO 6hles The sales for the week were 1920 bales at the following qnoationsIaerior and siaarJ 6ii mid. mid. 63D7i; fair to fully fair 7sG73c.

 BosToN. July l2 -Cotion-The sales of Cotton for the last three day have been bles steady prices conforming tn qnOta Oa, snd tuai sales above he quoted rates.

 Ar ived since our ldst........... ........24 hncs Exported |" Maiseilles.-. Al Nc,e Orleans, sales oi cotion for the las, week amounted only tn eO0 bales prices full but other WIS. no change. Mddnng 6Basic. Tho whole stock now remaining sale does esreed 1000 bales 10 rlndns 4l7 bales Texas, received dng the week. Re cepts to da,e 96a,ol bales. Frogats foreign ports very dull, l6@osd to Liverpool Exchange OF London 9 10 per cent prsm Pa,is 5.27! 3U. dull; New York to days s03 dis; sight prem. The Sugar market I lie more active, no change in priees-56r6tc. Mosses 25@2b Flour slightly advanced, Sit SIl for Ohio and ordinary brands other supply light Pork, light request mess 5 i3i S4 prime l0lMl Ba- con hams in better demand hl 17c. Tor md s09 for bagged sides 7c firm; shoulders 5654 scarce Lard 703c. Whiskey ls4c. for recied. Corn 34a3lc the latter for prime whiis. Oats % 0s6

 Al Augnsta l7th--Cotlon firm at 53 10 7,c-stock vory light.

 THE WEATHER We begin to receive accounts from different sections of this snJ other adj 1inns states the visits of frelFtshing rains.

 The Marion Ferry county Review Of Wednesday last says

 We record with pleasure plentiful fall of Tain, dur ing the past week The country eral has been ys- ie ny refreshing showers, almost daily, and Tears of a further want "i ruin have vanished sufficient corn believe will be mAle 10 the of cnun uy Cotton Is smaller thBt KHw II al his but generay eh wiih squares should the rain cen tinue we ear the weed will take the second growIh nnd shed ihe squares.

 The Selma Free Press Of Saturday says

 We have had during rhe past week. several refreshing rains. Though Ihe crops parlicnariy the com have sufirs1 very much oEI Inc long drought vet, hupe they will be materially benefited by the rain

 The Gainesville Pilot oflhe l2lh says

 We nave hat several nne showers here, LirinE the last ten days.

 The Albany (Geo) paper ofhe 18th inst. says:--'Wh in few dnys rast have had coplous showers, which far learn, have heen general si extensive. The Macon Telegraph of the l5th says since last have had succession of fine showers, which we think have been pretty general.

 The Madison (irn) Miscellany of the l2th says: On Wednesday and Thursday we were blessed with copious showers

 letter from Columbia, $ C., of the lith says Ye.- teriay mornng and ning had refreshing runs and from appearances far heard from il xtended far lntn Ihe adjoining districts.

 The ApslachcOa Advertiser of the 18th, reports the Ia of rpn three successive days in the pre- ding week, adding

 II the rains have extended far mp ihe rivers, shall have business going quite actively as there several thousand bales of cotton 10 come down. The st Augustine and Taiahas.-e papers also speak of general showers which il anticipated, would prove beneficial to the crops

 The Lafayette (La) statesman of the 18th inst says THE CRoPs.-From all parts Of the phrish says the Nachtoahes Chronicle, we hear most favorable accounts the crops. The rust which made is appearance in fields few weeks since. has done little n jnry and hns disappeared Ii the weather continues ia vOrnbe. snd the army worm d0es make it's appear Nnchitoches will probably send larger crops 10 mar iet this season than she has ever dOne

 We learn says Ihs Southern Tribune, that cotton is beginning 10 open on the bsy0us, back; and in few wetks we prct to hear of some planters having com msncod picking The crops are said never 10 have look d finer.