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Receipts 5,372 bales. Total imports lst insl. 26, 77abae.. Exported sane time 2l 7j4 bales Stock 6O, 6is laes.

 Al CHARLESTON, the sales Of cotton for week ending 24h CESS hales-receipts 562 bales During the eafl! part the week. and prior the arrva oi the sleae the market ru ed very steady fnll prrrs Aier he receipt of the prices advanced t., market closing unsettled. Mid to mid far gelr.

 Reccivrd since Isl 3s36Ie Exported " ' ................... ' .59l,e2' SlJrk 23i May .-............-.'.'''''..'' '9-+I

 Further particulars of the Foreign markrlsl

 LIVERPOOL. May 3-rhe demand tn dht Is nearly tth- fined to ihe execution Ui orders rom tht riae few buy ,rs ate here. the su!es only 50Uu bae- Coil"n + freeiy offered yesterdays prices The crensed esti mates 6nd recei ls o Which have had re eni ndvl ces has rhrrkeJ speculation, and to-day We yer quiei Spectators, who, por to the receipt ni advice, 1o inc lln rom w York mad arranged ir. e-inunis have tince done nothing anu prlcts have al ready partially receded sd Der b Trade Is good and ou consumption very qIiei

 May 3-Tn,re is les demand for cotton the last tw days The New NorN packet arrived giving increase receipts the ports, lending tu tht opIn that the era" vii exceed lS43. ltsO shall not support rres, un less he rasuaii, happen t' ihe s,""ihA crop sae In-ddl 4,5OO bales, market very qu't''

 uAyRc AprD 9o-t,dr cotton market has coutnue' yerv sctivr inriag ene ast fortnight lhe quoted saie sn3nI io abnst @s uO0 bales and for the month tu 5l G10 b,les hlhuN Of IA-se saies made arrive Hvh,c proves That in spite the large receipts announc 4d ny the last adfices, opinion in favor of present rates The better ,tes hH'e continued h, most sought after, and have improved mere than tI, 

 last quotations oi our brokets established on the 25lh

 bas. tres ord. ord hon ord. ?. con cou Louisiana. .52. .6l It Mobie.... .52. .51. ....Il.... Ga and Fla. )2. 56 62.....6 ..b6....."

 We consider. 10 day, that The tres ord Lonst4na Hnt Mobile worth B. Georgia 51 and that the 'ord from all quarters Is difficult Ia he obtained inc quotations We sbt state al foot hs pfobahs effect of ihe advice, mp 10 slh March, per Argo rom Aew-Yofk, received yesterday evening" and waich are so favorable for eu. market, account ot The small supplies il which rata IItt afa fbaJ J Ia 340U0 bales, and the stoek estimated by brukes ISIS. '''

 r. S-The sales this morning are 1900 bales actually here and to arrive, and rise of fully II s freely paid for the former.

 MANcHEsrER-fFrom Mcssrs. Barbour < Brother'- Circular. i-Olr market very langud in the eAt y part Of the m0nth and the tendency n rces in la ol the buyer During the last ten days however, large business has been done and The stocks of kinds of goods winch had been accumulatug have been much reuCed the chei exception in this remark iS the Printing Cloths, the demand for which continues vrrs anguid and our printers complain much of Ihe dn lnes oi their trade 36 inch Shirng have rHther yelded in value: 40 inch Gold and Grey Shirnes, or fne Long Cloths depres -ed til within the last fortnight du ring which several extensive houses have been opera. ting that stocks again nearly cleared oi the market and some of our makers are under contract uI several weeks; the prices paid have beenfo 56 reed to R hs 7s 3d to Is 6di 60 reed lbs, 10 to l2 S. 6d 64 red lbs os sd to 9s 66 reed 53 lbs 9s Gd 10 9 9d and 72 reed 9i to 9 lbs, los 3d. Te production of grey Jacconels greatly rednced but some considers be lots which hand, have been sold during m0nth. The mAnuiactnrers o Grey DOnesttcs nave nt dhicnty Ill Keeping their stocks low by making smal concession in price,

 May 2-Thete has heen doing in the general cloth market producers appearing disposed tle buyers Yarn has been in request and prices somewhat improvel,

 BRADFORD May 1.-The business done in piece good. fuy average one and with the least ch inse in prices. Narns-Thrre more bnyer, in The mark to-day, but il has had the effect oi raising prices any kiNd oi yarn; much is evidently produced fo the demand.

 - he trale in nn and he uetp hood continues in q healthN state. The calico hnc printing in the towns round Manchester Is brs as il month ago, hands he average hAsin scarcely half employment whist machine printers hay fu work The cotton spinning and power loom weay ing at Oldham. Ashton, Hyde, stockport and yicni,ie h brisk, but factory hands generally have fu work.