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LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Friday, PM Jun lo.- The large import this week 455 balesl has had itie or TO effect on prces and close at lasI quota tons for all kinds The demand though by no means nn mated has been steady and generally by lhe rgde Sea IsIand. nre without change Taken speculation lJO0 American; for exportaton. 250 American aud 5o Snra'

 The prices declared by the Committee of Brokers ih week fair Lowed 4d; Mobile 4sd; and Dr. leAns 4sd

 Sales from the 4h the 10th inst. incluslve-lsO Sea Island IO0l6; 997O Bowed B 044' $50 Orleans 316 46sO Mobile S05 l29O Pernrmbuco 5ldh4 S2O Bahia4 !. 05a; e2O Maranham 4sU5i; loSO Eeyptisn h40Ili 'b' Surat 2I6D3I Total amount of bales 20 300.

 From the Liverpool Mercury, Jan lO Cotton Trade-The following circular of A Liverpool cotton broker, touches upon poi is well worthy me eon aderaton Of the trade the puhc generally, abd 'he goN ernment. ..c...-.

 The trade is happily placed in more satisfactory state than il has been for years back the stnck q" cation Ihe pors of Great Britain 9O3OOO bhes being now better ropoton to the weghy interests depend ing upon it, and forming supply for 37 weeks al the N craze rate of the yearly home consumption For many wears the stock varedfrom 10 to l2 weeks home cop sumption-a hazardous position, considering lhe multi Jude in this country whose support depended on the ply ...- than ma cessary make the trade safe prices are h ruhaeyih due proportion. .

 With regard 10 the prospects of consumption in the ensuing year, the spinners will no donht emhoy the tune 10 the best advantage. they be let alone; if moles'ed they know their remedy.

 For the prospects of fsupply-Accordi g to all accounts the growth of the crop gathered has been abundant hut then those are trausaantc and subject to mistake nor IS there certainty that the mistake will always be the same side.

 When the .pecuators gave 64d for fair bowed, in he beginning of last February. they made their appeal to time for the justification o their proceedings ieue

 Fair bowed is now at 4Id and those who use cotton, and who are averse to hold stock proporonale lo their probable wHnts likewise in turn make thtr appear 'o lime, whose decisions are impartial

 There ia nns noin Al issue to which the spnners and nanufac urers ought immediately and wi en- erqy before be late to attend by memorial 10 me Government of this country If the U States be allow cd usurp (they call il 10 annex) the territory oi ieAas ihe control the trade will fall into their hands No cotion that produced in Texas, will stand in competition with Bowed and Orleans. The U. Siaes do not depend in the degree. on Great Britain for e disposal of their coIlon which Great Britain does on them for the supply Let any man make ana try to sell fusans indeed almost any article oi ex tensve sale out of any grown in Asia, Africa or South America, instead of Bowed and Orleins, and he

 will he made sensible of his error In the two as years with every temptation, the British spnners have dar ed 10 more than one pound "eght oi EHS, India against nine pounds of North American cottonand they only used much through being nrced by the on rageous advance of the last kind Cotton has been sk fully cultivated in Asia for thousands Of years; ana the result of all the exeriions made by m ingenious and ab people is, that they cannot produce cotton o tht quality which IS required.

 On the other haud the independence Of the U othes as n lton growing and cotton manufacturing country in respect Great Britain is very different footing They have already machinery in operation thnt last yeaT spun 3i6 I4 baes eqnu in weight to 600 bales o the average British spinning This they can easily increase and wishu to do so they have besides the markets Europe and of China open 10 them for raw and man nfactured cotton. Neglect of their own obvious inter ests at this te by the British mannac urers and spin ners will be found the easy hOWeve much they may feel averse to medd!e in foreign politics. If th spinning and manufacturing trades be of consequence Is af consequence to be certhn of possible supply from quarter independent of our most form ilabie competitor

 At NEW YORK, the cotton market closed quiet on tn l4h without change in price Sales for three days 2o5 bales Mobile and Orleans mid to good mid 5i06tc- Stock l5ih 25 900 bales. Freights 10 Liverpool dull a 5-l6d; to Havre dull al ic.

 A,CHARLEsroN l9th, sales for three days reported A upwards ol 67OO bales Holders generally willing seller al the previous reduction of t6I4c.