DOMESTIC MARKETS.
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At NEw-YoRK, on the 18th. says the Shipping List This market has advancd !c per b, chiefly owing the large sales and the beue feeling in the Liverpool mar ket during lhe ds subsequent the sailing of the last The AaIes 290O bales Upland and Flor ida ord to good od, M 4a0o5e; mid good mid St o5i mid fair fair 5.055 fully fair to good fair 606a and 95O Mobile spd New Orleans, ord to good ord, 4kD5.c; mid good mid $ 95ii mid fair fair 5i 6i; fully fair 10 good fair 6t97-toseher 3e5O bales. There is very little ordinary midding New Orleans and Mobile on the market.

 At HILADELPHlA on the llth. there had been an n- creased demand for coon though prices had change Sales of 520 bales Upland at4t6ic for ord to mid fsir l95 bales mid to fair Mobile 5f7 95 do Florida 64 and 20 do inf NewOreans 4c pc b cash and time. Total weeks sales 73O bales. Arrived sss bsles.

 Al BosToN, on the 18th, the market for two or three days past had been quite hrm buyers had sraed freely on terms more favorable 10 sellers Prices, il was believed, had reached pon and sever al parcels of good cotton had been withdrawn from the market and held for higher rates The snes of the week amount 10 1900 bales 75 bales Mobile at 6c on mos- Ord 4A054c; mid 5t953; mid fair 6D64 fair 6t0eagood fair 707tc.

 At CHARLESTON, on the 18th, there was good enou. y for cotton, and prices had advanced on all grades The sales for the week amounting to l6ss7 baes taken

 

 Inf and ord a4i; mid mid fair 4a05i fair and good fair 5tO5sc.

 freshtsA large number of vessels arrived during the week, though recent eng agements-one or two com m need loading the previous week H. lGhs Liver pool are nlag up al fl for square bales Two ships a ken up for Havre during the week at He.

 MACON, Jan l5-Cotton-We are glad te discover In- dichons Of slight improvement in the cotton market with the commencement oi this week. Sales here have been made al an advance on most qualities to 4c per lb. We quote to-day, extremes 30Di4c.

 ATHENS, Jan. l5-COtton-since the Christmss bol. days the receipts for this article have been very light and prices exceedingly low. We quote 3to 4c n, extremes. Appear ances indicate that a slight advance on late price. may be expected though cannot speak with any confidence. COLUMBUS, Jan 15-Coion-The receipts for the week ending Saturday last were quite large when compared with the receipts of few weeks past and prices slightly advanced. We now quote from to 44c

 NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. 22-Coton-The inquiry on sat- nrday, notwithstanding the unpleasant of the wea- ther, was quite active and before day closed fully 6O00 bales had changed hands, generally at pretty well sustained prres. On Monday the demand was again ye- ry fair but only about 2SO0 bales were dsposed Inf ov ing to the higher prices generally asked and the nnun ally limited amount of cotton which offering for he season. the bad weather having prevented he sam bling of considerable portion of the receipts Tor few days before Yesterday the market opened with brisk de mand which was well kept up throughout the day. and resulted in sales to the of about 75UO bales at rates establishing an advauce Of tc adescpons but inferior and ordinary and quote accordingly These large transactions have materially reduced ,he stock on sale leaving the market in more bare state than we have known il 10 he similar period of season for past. We quote inf 30pSs; ord 49A4 mid 4, M4E good mid 515i; mid fair 5i 05a fair 6t06a; good fair 7GD74c.

 Exchange-Domesiic bills have slightly improved N ork eo days ltpit dis Sterling si09i prem; Francs Freights-The late heavy arrivals have caused down. ward tendency in reghs and 16d Liverpool is now ,he highest rates in American vesses; Hsvre ltc with little doing.