Cotton Trade.
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since the receipt q advices from Liverpool the 10Th
Of june per steamship Acadia there has been new i'm
pulse ven 10 this market and the sales have been large
LOT season. There has been improvement in rates
put m feeling the part of holders and the sales are
made at full prices. The demand has been principally
Tor shipment to Havre and the Continent, buyers for
Liverpool touching nightly


The sdyices from the SOUTH in relation to this staple
continue very favorable The advcesfr from Europe have
longer any effect good or bad, upon our southern
markets. the being the close and the stocks
OF the raw material limited The crop now he put
dow 400 900 bales. will probably fall short OF
that quantity few bales, but that is the estimate.
The receipts end exports OF the staple this
pared with last, have been as annexed -


Bales
Receipts ports of the U. s. since Sept ~ s77 s2e


same period last year. ! 992, ,7s5
year before. y. 900 I'll
Exports from U. S since Sept. l. lsl4. .20l5, ,426
same period lest year. :. L. .529 1884
/" year before. Il, ,9Ji S37
The ecepts this have been 3s o44 bales more
and the exports 4so 49, bales than for
ponding period last year


The receipts at this port since the lst ns have
$500 bales Exports 4,509 bales taken by spinners
1000 bales taken on speculation 900 bales stock in
city 81 900 bales amount sale 900 bales. We have
advanced our quotations quarter OF cent from those
current on the departure of the last steamer conform
to our present rates.