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 We received New.York dates yesterday of Monday, 7th inst Baltimore of the slh and Charleston and ss- vannah of the 10th.

 In NEw.YoRk cotton continued very firm, with sale. Saturday Of about POGO bales

 Exchange London duu ai ylGIs3 prem.

 The ship Swatara had arrived from Liverpool with the same dates as the Rel ubc of the 7h u inclusive As this date was bat Of Fiday, which with closes the commercial reports for the week The i'd advance brought by Inc Queen Of the West and confirmed by the Republic, is of improvement that extent up- on prices ol Friday, 2slh Feb.

 The following from the corresp ponden of The Philadel- phia U. $. Gazette, dated

 NEw-YonK, Sunday, pM.-The ship swaara smith, arrived last evening from Liverpool bfi glng dates 10 the sh March. The Liverpool cotton market Was hh'' and the advance of t obtained during the week was u ly maintained. The average quantity [" cotton ihhth weekly by consumers during lhe year lSl4 was % hhles-aid ihe quaGIity tnken weekly sp iaf unIs me present ear was 2g 500 bales. Fair good hir N Or leans "as selling al 507si. Our own cotton maIktl was firm al advance uf 10 !c per lh on last weeAS ptiGes-the sales oi the day reached 2O0 bales.

 Upland and Florida. Mobile and N U.

 Inferior. a5 5c.-.......''-.'...'4+@

 Ord 10 good ord. ..5te5i .......'.......-'ot0 06 C

 Mid 10 good mid. .5idb ......'-.''."''.''bt0

 Fully fair. ..-......6s 64 .,I4ntt

 Good 'air........,65W' .....'...''...'..'S ae1

 AtFhiLA AotLPHIA, on the 5th, II is sad of cotton = Prices are fully suppored a steady and fair Jemand Sales of ls5 bales good good lair New Orleans and Mobile at 5s072c and 255 bates Upland al 55H7c. To geher 72O baIes Arrived 960 exported 79S bsIes

 Al BosToN, they incline Ia .ery large estimate for the last cotton crop. One ' the papers say "rhe ad vance South will brng a' he cotton forward ty those who held buck nr better prices, will swell the last crop nearly s5oOOOO bales" The first part of this proposition correct, the second OoOuO bales the wu. The receipts a alt the ports to the sls of August including what may be received oi the new cop, viii not exceed it reaches 2 2,lOO QUO lacs

 The price current o 5th reports follows:

 Coton-1he sales for the lHsl Gnys. Thursday be- ing fast day, amount 10 ll63 bnes steady prices ~heh 39O were U Upahds-sAy 2zl ht 6t and l65 7c; also 113 New-oreans ana Mobiles, ci which 29 sold at 55ci 5l al 6i 80 ai ts' 55 at 6sr al al a i35 1. win the remark that io md and mid cuttOns the highest quotations are obtained

 Arrived since our last

 From New Orleans, bales. .. lo17 from Ihag ltstuh 7tS Exported same time

 To Rotterdam, bales. lO3

 0"''-''' ''''.'.''''''''..'''''''' loO MANuFAcToRIEs-The Boston Post snys--"Cotton inci"ry stocks Of he raI class still the rse Mer rmack being worth 3s and York 80 per cent sdvance MlddiestA NOo!len Mills sells a g per advunce- The export demand for very great and orders and contracts range many months aht ad One ship hehGe 10 Canton took l664 packages of the old remittance of Spunlsh Dollars which are m fact hardly obtansble al any rate al premium J

 The total number Of bales and cases of domestic cot. ton goods exportedr from Boson 10 months ending u't WIS So,l32.

 HAVANA daies of the 2d inst. received via Charleston Sugars very hrni-sIock smal wh great f Hing of Tn receipts, Moasses had advanced to 64 rs and asked with the expectation they would go still higher.

 GREAT WEsrERN-The New York papers state that 'aeady 100 berIhs engaged this steamer which is advertised 10 leave the 24lh for Liverpool

 NGw oRLEANs-The Pica! Of Sunday says If Sat urday sbusness The demand for cotton yesterday was quite limited and the sales only amounted 1900 The market has heavy appearances and holders beray more disposition to sell. Amongst the sales were 400 TeNas al tt, 300 do ll6 and 800 Louisiana and Mis- sisSipp at 6tc per h.

 The Grocery and Provision markets continued very firm, @hSt any marked change from prices of the day before.

 Receipts of cotton at tAPALAcnIcoLA 5ih inst l32 l3 ba les, against 104.2l9 time las, year.

 The exports to foreign ports 26 IFS against 7ls ooastwise 65,07l against 75 526 bales.