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 The mails have been regularly through since New-fork dates o the 9th Baltimore Of the Tth. The NEW YORK cotton market but temporaril, affected by the late foreign news-ormer prices being nraly sustained dates, The price current of the 4lh says

 On Saturday lasi before the arrival of the Great wes tern with The ahove nniavorahe accounts from abroad our market steady the rates of last week with sales of I000 bales. Monday, however, buyers claimed reduction of tr, d there was nothing done Yesterday, some hnders having yielded ltlie there more demand, and 5000 bales changed hands parl M decline Of te, and part without any variation in rates The sales 1000 bales.

 The Herald ot the morning of the 9th says

 Cotton-roday the sales amohnt to 1900 bales st firm prices The market rates, paid now are quite equal 10 those current before the arrival Western and Cambria, and in cases higher rates nave been paid, but this has only in united ces, and for small parcels

 And the Express Of same date remarks-

 Coiion--Noiwihst the Boston steamer and c western brought mng off of 4d in Liverpool mar ket prices here have been lu y sustained. Operators cotton all expected decline of least tr but to this expectation there has deAnd and an increased business fu prices The flct s that prices here are lower low my point, and ielghls continue 10 be al the lowest point The sales have been Is follows:

 