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and cold backward spring weather; the advance


esn the lst and 25th being &c., and in the closing
ic more or say, lie. advance during the month


extraordinary advance of Ic. in one week was in


sequence Of the advices Of the abolition of duty on
on in the ports Of Great Britain and the accompany


advance there Sales for March rising 100 900 bales


csipts about 10000 In April the market turned in
fof buyers, although but slightly depressed until


last week, when unfavorabls foreign news act
upon the previous predisposition, induced a de
Of tc. per b. Sales about 10000 bales
ip's $1,000 During the month Of May prices again
|iened, closing at tc. advance Sales 900 bales
yices from Europe to the 4th received here in


latter end OF May, showing that great excitement and
spec ulative operations marked the Liverpool mar


growing out of their apprehensions of war with this
|ntry in relation to the Oregon territory Since May
market has presented but little of INTEREST," business
necessarily been circumscribed owing to the pau.


of supply, prices continuing gradually to improve
the middle of July, when middling stood CID, an
lance in previous six weeks of &c., current rates
pg 2lc. above the lowest point of the season. The
scattering parcels which have changed hands
been at very irregular rates, but in general jc.
fer, middling ruling from 81 7c."


The quantity and value of cotton exported from Mo-
to foreign ports in lsl5. were annexed
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