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The eastern mail failed on Sunday Of Charleston, New York dales of Sunday l5th received yeserday,- 18th due.

 The NEw-YoRK Commercial Advertiser of the l4th' PM. says of cotton-"The sales Of the week amount 10 lO,263 bales, of which 33OO bales Mobile and New-or- leans aud ll3 bales TeIas 9l6c short price for ex port. The arrivals during The period were 9,76s bales. The market has been firm throughout the week, and at the close prices in descriptions ic per ID higher than on Saturday last. Mobile and NewOr- leans inf none; ord 5l@6ii mid 6sD6E mid fair to fair 7al7s faIIy fair 7a@s good fair s4ael fine, nom.

 At BosroS, Jnne l4lh there is little more demand for coftnn since last. Sales of Upand and Florida amount 10 ss5 baIes which 200 sold at Sc; 66 at s. IsO at md 462 bales New Orleans and Mobiles fol- iows 2s 6 liO 6ii 5l 6l ss al 7 ls9 7ic mos-n all 557 bales. The market is firm though pri- rule low, say ic under quotations.

 ArrIvea since our last:

 From New Orleans, bales. Ies......."............ IA

 From mobiie'

 AUGUSTA. June l9-Cotton-There is bnt little cotton sale in this market The stock m Augusta and Ham burg together probably not reaching l5,OOO bales We quOe extremes of he market from 10 6Ic, crop Tt of 46 bales sold Tuesday at the latter figure We told that very choice article in square bales would bring 63c.

 The NEw-oaLEANs Merchants Transcript Of the Fist inst says .-since our review Of last Wednesday m'sn

 

 sderine The advanced period Of the season. but the a- mount of business done, however, has been small in conseq of lhe unnsusy limited stock sale The transactons of Wednesday amounted 10 400 bales aud they included the only parcel of North Alabama cOttsn of any importance which remained in first hands On Thursday the sales only 450 bales, and yesterday they scarcely reached 250 bales, making the business o the three days 10 bur2 100 bales All the pnr chases which now being made merely for the purpose of completing ihe cargoes of vessels already on the berth there is scarcely sufficient amount of cot left sale, including all descriptions, to load large class ship. Owing the exceedingly bare state Of the market and The necessity Ihe tart of shippers of giving dispatch vessels holders enabled obtain very full prices lor such limited lots occasionally arriving but do not however, And il necessary 10 change prevons quotations. Much the larger part Of the business of the past three days has been En- glish account. Received since the lst Sept 96l 427 bales-exported gss, ITS hales-stock s, ,5s9 baes

 ESchange-The market is dull for all kinds of bills. Sales limited. Sterling 9d9i per cent prem; Francs 5264 05.2sl NewYork and Boston 50 days td4 per ct dis, checks | al per cent prem.

 Freigh.s-The freight market continues very dul the rate Liverpool fd to IAvre 3c, with but little offer ing Coaslwise, there is but ltile dongthe increased number vessels has further reduced the rates-to York . sli per bale; 10 Boston SlA.

 tAPALAcHicoLA, June l4th, the receipts of cotton simce fst Sept amoon. 1495O4 bales against l2O s55 lnes samo time last year. Exported during the li6 bales leaving stock hand and shpbo ard cleared on he l4Ih inst. of a,5s3 bales.

 Freishls-To Liverpool d per ib; t9 Havre none; N York and Boston si3 per bale. In port, ships, bark 3 briss of which ships and brigs are disengaged.

 