LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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comparative statement of receipts at the several ports of the country for the last eight years will be found in other column. We still of opinion that the crop oi 1894 will not vary materially from that of l842 At this port the general estimate has settled down 50 900 bales

 EXCHANGE-The market has been spsringly supplied with bills, particularly in foreign while moderately ly fair and steady enquiry has prevailed in consequence rates have had upward tendency during the last fortnight and the decline quoted the 5th inst has fully covered The improvement during the last week has been l D4 per cent in sterling northern and bills; francs, New Orleans funds and specie remaining without change The buying rate at the Bank of Mobile New York bills Go days is dis cheeks sell notes have pre- served great uniformity several weeks past the supply and request neither arse being about equal.

 The receipts of specie reported this month amount to $26s 800 nearly all to the Bank of Mobile. Total this made public $965. .567. Al time last ceipts exceeded two millions. For outdoor rates of ex chan c see table.

 ERE GHTs-We have to rep It a continuance of the inactivity noticed this day eek in both foreign and domestic freighs. In the time the limited transac in the cotton .rke and the daily accession by new arrivals renders the prospect thing but encouraging the shipping interest The only charters entered into since our last Am sips and Br bark all tor i.iyerlso-he ier at sd the latter not report ed br vessels previously the berth tai what offers (which Is very ighD at Ed For Havre nothing done weeks, the last Havre being the 2th u since loaded and cleared leaving nothing np ut vessels filling np for New York slowly at g. per Dae and three schooners for Providence at apprzed of any thing going forward tp Boston, IA ships barks and bgs have arr ed du ring and l3 ships barks and brgs have cleared in tine-0f which 3ships and barks in balinst- The arrivals seaward in the preceding week l7 square rigged vessels cleared in ballast making within fortnight which have sought other ports for employment. The aggregate tonnage exclusive of schoonsrs etc., in port is nearly 3 UO tons-equa 1O0 0OO bales. The stock of including All board last evening l04 35l baes April l9 l844 there l07 square gsed vessels in port and stock oi cotton Of New York Sl per bale.