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 By The mail yesterday, were pat in possesNl"n al Iivrrp Q advicts to he 4h JahaarY, rrcriSd ny the Cambria Ii, Boston They of yer, interesting ehhr- In a commercial oiat of view though h our ladg Iueni they scarcely inc excitement created h this market Saturday, or ha however Il Is mol io us to speak. Our Hs full as they could be m ae in the absence of and private ei.ers of which came 10 hand.

 (Prr Cambra Ri Boston.1

 From the Circular nf Messrs Geo. Holt To LIVERPOOL CorroN MARRET-Report for the week ending Dec. 2Oon Monday, immediately aflrr the lri- trrs by the sea had been receved had little more stir in cotton. About 5000 hugs sold 20OG .inx on speculation. Further considerations however seemed 10 bring all parties 10 ihe opinion that nothing in the packets accounts calculated 10 infect onf mSrket, the scale uf prices, either way or annh CT. Accordingly, on Tuesday and Wednesday we hn only moderate business 10 the amount "f sales; hni IS continued be but sparingly offered Tor sae o those days, the preynns currency was fl miy sup and fur the trade, very animated demanl the days sales amouHtna 10 nearly 10 QUO bags and Hil Nj full pi This morning again the demand is well kept upnnd the diy promises 10 result in considerable amount o busnes4 Such have been the daily procerngs of ihf past week In market showing sgnn and agaiu during the lnst month, each moment of depression. growing confidence in the present low scale of prices As compared with he close of last week. American qnn ies under 4d rather drarer, and those above ia fully mantan their ground Brazls and Snrats nr, just as beofe and upon the whole our quoiaiions w remain without change lo,ooo American and 'oO sura have been taken speculation, 950 AmeIichh ini export and tho sales altogether amount ,o O50 bales

 The demand from the rade has been fair accGmpane, with somo speculation, but the market tha whni, has been devoid oi animation The midlhng ag.s'' ., G of American arc not sDnndHntly offered, md ir,oes :" rl descriptions may be considered firm 'ne qu",aioh of Friday last Spectators have aen 'u,ovV hm'''c"n an DUO Surat, and eIporters "'o ou'a'' 'he 'o'a comprise 2E,J1O bofes

 From he circular of Messrs George Iloll X Co

 Report for the week ending Dec 2l-Tle active husi nes. of last week led 10 1rmer nnT ke. and ndent holding of cotton ht the existing currency hut did mol il necessary on Friday last materially u change the scale of ihe quotatons. continuance. hOwess-, of the same free buying the Hf ih, trade during tho whole investments on specnation has k the market in the same nf Improvement and upward tendency and we have now consequently 10 lice Fl advance on all kinds. The change is not st graai in price in hs general and tendency of all parties dealing in the article Instead of The gloom and doubt exsting month ago. with determined pushing off of every quality md hrscripon that would raise ltle money holders and buyers npprnr alike conndeni that 1id for fair quality will stand the test of sny supply the u States is likely 10 send during the present year Under this feeling closing tho year with gener- al improvement in favor ot cotton 1900 American, eUC Pernam. and 4000 sura have been taken speculation, and 100 American for export, and the sales altugshe consist Of 47.O00 bales

 IFrom the Circular of the United Brokersl

 The market opened with an increased demand, botl' from the trade and speculatos, and the transact oi have been daily to considerable extent but hnlder have met the buyers freely the advance Is only id on A. mercan. Id Pernams Ii other descriptions of Br. gil and Egyptian, while Surat commands the full Previ ous rates Speruators have taken 2O0 American 401t sura and 800 Pernam and exporters 100 Americnn,an

 

 From ihe Circular of Messrs George Holt X Col

 Report for the week ending Jan. The sligh. adVdnc' of tc, which noticed m our circular o Friday lust hn been maintained, not however with any excess oi hrn ne-s-but the animated demand prevailing at that tim has in grea measure disappeared The accounts iron the ulacturing districts, and the state of trad' throughout the country well as the prospects for s continuance and exienson give well fuuned hope i, the future well doing Of the branch Of hnsess. So far lhereureas large consumption during The com ing en with the article. thai may, think wita armness be reckoned upon. Flarterns AS this IHlr n may al 0 Ii doubtrdy Is, only forms one branch ol this mpornn' cotton question.

 supply and consumption. Therefore Ihe existing slor the hands of consumers well the ports, tu gether with the coming ihe IT. Staies will hav to he taken into account And II, on fair and candid comparison Of these various points, ere shou be mor' Ihan enough for he consumption of both Europe and A merca conclusion will undoubtedly he drawn in favor Of a moderate scale of quotations. Bearing upon ihs ihe last accounts by the Caledonia steamer gener y read as favorable to abundant crop, (tlere parties who differ very materially upon this poiut) this impress has given dnness 10 the proceeding o our market during The last three days some what with the animation existing at The close of last week. 275O American and 750 Surats have been akeI speculation, and 100 American and 50 Surats for part. and the entire sales amount io 2l,3TO bales.

 The Liverpool Cotton Brokers Annual Circuar-Oh Tuesday, the Annual Cotton Circular document ofve " consider abe imporancr published in Liverpool and extensively circulated throughout he county is signed by twenty eight Of ihe most respectable firms in the colt trade, and has been drawn up, have no donbi wi the greatest care and accuracy. The tabular statements so lengthy that we only enabled in give results in most instances.

 The imports Of cotton for the port of Liverpool fo the four last years, follows Iu io4l li6l9i9 in lai2 l,2250l6; in s4S, ,5569e2 and in ls4i, l49

 Prices Of the mi ding and fair qualities of Anrricar 13d, BrMzl ad Egs pIian 2id and Snrht Id pe lb helow tn quotations in February. when the msrkt At ils highest pont and from which, few shor intervals the dec inc has been progressive until within the last three weeks when there wns rally of io 4d per lb. On comparison with the quotations at The cHt of s4S, the above qualities will now be found to Id p h below that period.

 LONDON, Jan 3-Money Market-The transHcIion il he English market have not been extensive for time past. but taking In consideration he un.rie rute of political matters in France, and the fears thn some partirs entertain of Great Britain becoming II Pd in ihe dispute between the States and Meyic' prices continue |" be exceedingly well supported Tie cosiig quostious w.ret onsols for the lO04

 Three per Cents reduced OOs 10 i' New sl per cenr- lU3t 10 Long Annuities i2 i6ih 10 |; Bank snck 2it 10 7 ,; and Excheqner Bills 63s To 61s pm.

 totoh There is large demand. principally however for East India sorts, and prices are firmly supported

 HAvRE, Dec. 3l-In the early pari of the month our mnrkr exhibited adownward tendency and holders, II order 10 realise promptly were obliged 10 submit 10 decinebut since he arrival of the Atlantic CT of the Isl inst siactory accounts have been eceiv si from Liverpool where large smonnt of business hi been transarted under the mreSsion al the American crop would not prove so great was at rs, aiirps ted This hns produced gooi effect npun our market which is now extremely firm while prices have resainrd ihr gr"und they had previously lost. The sales of IL cotton effected during the week. were 3259 baes Louis jana at 53rto 7 427 Mobile 55f 10 65 1886 Georgia 5O to 54

 AMSTERDAM, Dec. .2b-CoUOn-1hefe WAS dull ue mand Tor cotton, bu prices were unchanged.

 ANTWERP, Dec 3O-Coiton-on a poor enquiry, was steady in value. .I

 IIAmnuno, Dec 2s--Colton in more request, and held Al higher prices.

 MARsEILLEs. Dec: 2l-The only saes of cotton were 263 bal-s Bis on London 25f 52Ac Money is in great abundance, and dscoun easily obtained st per cent

 MARKETS.

 NKw-Y YORK, Jan. 26-CoTToS-The market all this been steady, and gradually streng hold only accepting bids when very full could he ob 1ained and buyer, taking supplies daily, as was Caabria which has determined the of the mnrket for this To-day the sales indicate still further i'm prosemen and about TOO bales have chnnged hands. We have revised quotations inferior 4D43a; ordinary "A fa)5; middling 55sC05A good middng 57sl06H; mddng fair 6M :, fair 61sGD6A, fully fair 65sG good fair 7S laa5; fine SAaGD9.

 The Herald says the European advices by the Cambria have had very favorable effect market. Stocks have advanced on the strength of the

 Nsw-ORLEANs, Feb. 1.-CorTos-The sales for the last three days amount to s2OO bales, at former prcesboh parties waiting the expected accounts by the Cambria- ylinary 4is04l; middling 41405 nidding fair 5sGD 5ys cents.

 Evchange-New York Go day bills 14(0I9s discount; Sterling shs09 premium.

 Freights-Foreign very dull without change in rates.-- Co,,twise rather offering at previous rates.

 Review Of the Mobile Market.

 From our Price Current of Safad day.1

 CDfroN-The receipts since this day week reach to