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LIvERroof Aug 4-The good demand for Cottoa, which noticed in our last circular as existing at me end of Jane, continued wi unahaied vigour for the first three days in July anu the sales in thai period were on larger scale even than al the close oi the orner month The great prosperity n the spinning business in uucet the trade to operate argey and speculnors alo continued purchasing freely whilst the loS currency Of cansed greater demand than ordinary export. In the last ten days there has been rather less doing pa o the hdyance which had been established m Amer San Ptehs has ntth "Si our present quotations for fair qullities are id higher Upland anu Orleans and al higher nn Mobile than on the 3rd lub Braz1 cotton ms rshh more' lhe advance being al on Hah, and ai on Pernanbdco. Tue total sales oi the mouth are ba less which include 20070 bales American. speenHtors have purchased i5650 bales American and lZO0O oi other descriptions and the quantity taken export Is l9,e00 bales. chiefly American. Besides the purchases of the radr there have bren forwarded sold into the interior 4a9 bales iha the total amount ot supplies taken for consumption last l56, 460 bHies, of which l2247O bales are American Cotton Ihls wonld give weekly average of 35,33i bales of all Kinds for the month uf July The weekly average chnses for the whole of Great Britain for the l-I mnhhs Is about 33009 bales against 27 439 tales in le44 The latest accounts from Manchester represent the marke! there as beng in very nourishlns state, and exceedingly bunyAnt regards Yarns. Although prices have ruled high all the year. advances are still ol- taihed from month to m0nh ami spinners generally e- gagged for some time 10 cole Manufacturers are well engaged anu with good demand both for he home trade md for export il is not likely that .ere be my y accumulation of stocks.

 Ane- 4.-The last Hdyices from you being considered more Favorable to the forthcoming crop, checked secua ton, and the continued bad weather for our harvest which is very late and likely to he under au average has caused decline of MI Fl, and very dull market Unless we have early and decidedly favorable change m the season, quotations will not be maintained.

 HAvRE, Aug. 2-There has been less doing in Cotton during the past week. md our market is rather heavy On the receipt Of the accounts per Acadia expected that their favorable character would tend 10 sten prces hut such has not been the case being enumerated by later sdyces from Liverpool of dull market and partial decae of sd in consequence of he uniaVorabe weather for the coming harvest Sales since the 25rd July about 3iOO baes in some few nsta ces at small decline, too partial however admit of any alteration in our quotations. Received during the same about 60O0 bales Stock hand 79OOO bales of all sorts"

 TRIEsTE July 24.-Our Cotton market which is de- pendant on that of Liverpool and iIave has advanced

 in the last fortnight, by 10 lt per l00 equal about l 10 Ac. per ID. American.