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 CoTToS-The market was quiet. but firm satur- day, sales d900 bales Yesterday purchasers extended their operations between 2OO0 aud 2590 b4eschieny on English Arcouni. We are not able 10 discover any quOabie change prices since the receipt Of the Cam brus bnt remark that holders very stiff, and that full of last week realised Mdlinss 6 Q 7c. The receipts since Frdny evening 10 9OlO bales.

 The weather, aer week of slow steady rain, clear ed sff cold on Sunday night.

 ExcnANGE--The market remains quiet al last rates

 FRElGHTs-No new engagements reported, Cosst- wise, little otfering

 The mail failed yesterday from seme point east of Chareston-dates ihence of the Huh. New York dates o the Eth due lo-day-lat papers received 9th. In lhe absence Of other news, we further psracuars Of The foreign markets embracing avre dates of the l6h. Al APALAcnIcoLA. Saturday. 9th inst the receipts Of cotton since Isl Sept. amounted only S,sO2 bales time last year IS 5s2 baes-slock lsO4-asninst l2,s6o. Only pals reported during week, lot of Ills bales at B lsc. In ireshts nothing doing. Iu port ships. barks and brgs.

 At AUGUSTA, llh inst, sales of cotton making from M6lc.

 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Sales wk eng Upland o.leans Mobile Other des, Totl, Oct H.-a a730.. 6,s9O... g. 240. ..2 0I0. ..20,t0O Oct. 2i... s970.. 775O. .242O. 20O. ..l7 $40 Oct l2l0... 7,27O. S75o. 2,34O. .ls,370 Nov. 1'..-.4 3.0...- 6,23O- -.32s0 2,O50 .l5,970 Nov IA. ...s, ..5 Z7o. 9,95O 5,h6O 6 days) ls.. .... e,OO0

 Bales Bal,, Imported this year. is6, ,s37-same time "A. 4O72O9 Stocks Nov A. 'l5.. 9O3, lOO-same time IA. 09O Taken by trade, 26595'-same time "A. 57slO Do by specuAlors.... jll650-same time IA. 42Su u5O Do by exporiers...... 677j0-saine time A 64,ll0

 ParcE OF MOBILE co rroS AT LIVERPOOL. NOV. n. Ordinary. .3lD3sd ..............3 M34d Middlins ............... ss 04 l1l--u Fair. 0I4d Good fair |" nae....... .4iGj4d. 4t@54d The following extracts from letters received at Charleston by The steamer. They embrace particulars, and auds 10 innuenc that should have careful cons siderauon.

 LIVERPOOL, Nov l9-Since your departure prices have gradually been recedng and spnners have entered into such free CumbnHiiun, that Is the results that may influence this market hereafter I'm pOrIers will dn well benr this in mind, speculatos who we hitherto aided them, must be driven entirely of the market h4Ying lost heavily last year. and now being unable To eounIsrpnise the combination, ow- ing to the mlnease stock upon hand Business general y lsvery bal hefe and money is extremely scarce and difficult, owing la tho railway disasters We do not however, any good ground or counng upon any i'm provement in colun-especsly il war is nverted. We assured that Mobile fair has been sold at 4 and forced sales have been made most ruin0us raes far below the currency of market rates-o meet railway de- mAnds

 Nov i9-The different advlces of your crop seems ra- ther to lean 10 the Favorable slde, and we hope it turn oni so m order 10 moderate the expectation Of II hsn prices paiu there IS sure to be mischief done the circumstances in Europe have changed considerably since you le that i is longer probable that high prices rule. Provisions will he dear throughout EI0pe, money has become dear CT and will he aud the spirit of speculation is for the present quite extinct. The Manchester market begins to feel these changes an the pressure of money

 With mn,ierHie prices such as leave n small margin upon our preseHt quotations, we have still favorable opiniOn Of the market

 The sales lor ihtre days have only been 5000 bales (yeserday 2GOn es and prices havs hardly supported The slight advance of last week.

 BAvRE. Nov. 6The letters per Great Britain and of the Boston steamers Of the list inst not having yet rived without any of your rvors answer. We enclose you herewith the review nt market; i'll that though steady yet, that the vices from Lverpool where 290 QUO bales sold in three days have had nn favorable influence on our mar ket We o The ordinAre louisiana cotton for which has paid on he spot L14 whilst 4U0 bales be delivered when the Corsca from New le4ns, ar rives have been sold for that denomination at t72

 SALE OF FRUiT, &c.-The cargo of Fruit, Wine. &c., per Del Carmen, from anaga, offered At auction Rasns sold owlhe other articles mostly prices. 400 whole boxes Rasna al from g 37 To A per box 140O half do do do $l 32i to 40 per box 1900 quarter do to do 72 Q 75c Pr box. 9 kegs Grapes (25 ib r).....$2 65 @2 70 per kes. - boxes whiie FIgs........... 6 Q 7c per lb - boxes brown do sl 42i pr box. - boxes Prnnes. nes............... 7c per ID. sacks son shelled Almonds. l2t 70 l3c per h. - boxes Lemons. s2 s74 pr box. - kegs OGves.............,..sl 50 GD9 l2k pr kes

 g qr casks Sweet Malaga Wine 45 O 47c per guI.

 sqr do Dry do de-. 47c per gal.

 Sums under S250, cash-ovrr that, 30 days.