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 The eastern mall hs- arrived in regular the last twn days New fork dates up to 25ih inclusive.

 The New Yu.k cotton market was very dul-only $50 ales sold in three days Prices in snch lois as changed ans subseduen to the receipt ofthe foreign at4 to c decline The following from the Price Current The accounts noticed ahnve being more unfayorabIe than hold here had exppcte They have hHd ing influence market huy for export demanding reduction of 3ci but their reception only few hundred bales have changrd hands. and these decline o 4c ptrb The sales for the three days comprise 55O bales Upland aud Flprlda, ord 10 mid 4slc, mid fair Jo lair 5a0t and 4U0 Mobile and New Orleans ord mid A 5t; mid fair fair 5s 66i-togener 950 bs

 The Express says-CotIon has fallen tc per b. and is dul at lh.l We have never seen the article wear SO sicky m appearance.

 The Courier quoes the decline 4c, remarking that shippers claim tc more.

 The Herald also quotes ic decline.

 The stock of port on the 24th ult. amoun ted to le, ,Ss9 bales.

 Freishs to Liverpool .d firm. IIavre sc.

 The New Yok Express of Dec. 24lh anys;

 The influence of the news on our market today is untavorabe. So great decline in ton the other siie WAS unexpected fall of half penny from the previous extremely low prices, calculated to dshsarten htge. Indeed prvale letters from Ii verposl state, that hey hre unwilling to make advances he article, ide ing its depressed state and intimate that fair must be shipped from here Sc Cotton planters have before the depression they snh Jecied to This news must go South, and the growers here with the factors, must determine whether they will send their crops forward, in the face of stocked m rket prices unparalleled. There is no Chlnce of any improvement the other side, long their stocks are kept up.

 At CHARLESTON. sales of for week ending 27r reached 5,73J bales Bnt little done arrival of the foreign news-in that prices s0ic lower Receipts Of the week II ,7s3 bates.

 FreishIs Liverpool Id for square bags and lc to Havre.

 At MAcoS, 24lh, stock of cotton amounted 10 9l77s bnesan accumulation uf upwards of 5O00 bales during the week Prices from 2t tu 1 5-l6c.

 On the 26th, same quotations; select Ot might bring 4sc

 Stock at COLUMBUS, 18th ut. 9 sG27 bales. Extremes s04ac.

 At NEw-oRLEAss. the effect or the late accounts not known. The reached there on Tuesday. putting stop to busines-sae- that day only sbout zoo haIes les for three days eO bales-pricss entirely nominal Receipts of three days I5 75-tota of season ss 23j- Stock l25,72e. Freishs stif-last Liverpool engagements 4d but mus ters asking advance. Br vessels filling up 932d Exchange quiet, with downward endency-stetins 8 9 premi NewYork GO days l4a2, and sight discount, Flour s4i for Ohio and sit0 for Missouri firm; the upper Missssippi closed with fec. Sugar heavy at for prices. Molasses l64Dl7tc, rather active. Bacon duli, sides 4ia4ic Lard 5@6c, dull. Corn 37t d3sc in moderate demand Whskey advanced to 261 27c chief Iy speculative demand DIyIDRNDs-The Bank of America, New-York, has decisrcd a semannua dividend Of 5 per cent. The Trsdesmen's Bunk per cent Extract of a letter received per Acadia, dated LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9.-We approaching the close of second year of great prosperity to the manufacturers oi cotton, and of increasing consumption, but with ger supply of the material ln the ports than at any former period this time Of the year. The estimated stocks nt the first of the month have annexed which in his DOT. is about 900 American, and l5oO0O all than Dec. l. ls43; and sOOOOO American and ports of the Kingdom these figures would be little in. creased. This fact of itself is sufficient to explain the of present depresson and coupled with of the grown crop of this year hand repre- counts for he disincnaon of capitalists The way of speculation. Nothing change this state of things but diminished supplies. If the planters will not shew forward determination correct The evil by keeping back part of this years production plant less the next then what they spnners your porte they should send forward their own &C., count to supply the spnners demand this side. No intermediate party safely either buyer, a- till the production and consumption made equal. The growers of this essential article have it their power demand fair remuneration for their labor. Let us see1how they will Use il.