Cotton Trade.
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Since the receipt OF the advices by the Hberna from
Liverpool until within tne past few days there has
almost total suspension of business buyers were
not disposed to enter the market unless liberal conc
sion on the previous rates made, which holders
would not submitto the natural tendency of such state
of the market has been to place prices nearly quarter
cent below those current 18th inst to which
ations conform. Sales for the week ending 23d inst
1000 bales since, to date 5000 bales the market closing
yesterday with firm feeling and rather an upward ten.
dency prices The picking of the new crop Is pro-
ceedlng iavoraby, but the accounts OF the probable
yleld are as usual very conflicting; I'm Georgia. South
Carolina and portion of Alabama great stress is laid
On e Gonuhueo drought and the product is represented
~ small not exceeding twothrds Of that of the vious
seasons should there be absence storms or hurri-
canes which are apt TO follow extreme drought the
Pooanny m that the shorness Of the crops In those
SECTIONS VIII be counterbalanced by the annual inc
o. production and the favorable of the plant m Mis-.
sisslpp louisiana Florida and Texas; il viii therefore
| six weeks. ~ " " on'u'ns


The imports at this port since the Ist nit amount IN
io2io Daes The exports for the same period 10 as
bales Taken by spinners 900 bales Taken on specu
ZOO bales. '' " 'aio
We q statement showing the movements !, his
staple this, compared with previous seasons:


RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS OF CorrosaAr Ponrs op rur
UNITED STATES.


Receipts at ports of the U. s. since Sept l. s 2iIs 2oa


Do do do same period last year, 2ol7oI2
exports from e since d1 Sept 40 year before
DO do same period last year lsl5,sl5


The is nearly closed, that there will be very


e variation in the aggregates from these returns 1t
possible the whole crop this year may amount to
~eny four hundred and twenty five thousand bales but
wiii not go that 1t will be observed that the


eps ana expectations of this staple this have been
dser han ever before exceeding any previous
~ the receipts thirty thousand bales and i'm the
ports sixty eight thousand bales The exports this wear
a"0un' 70 'oi'so bales more than last year. which at