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 In Philadelphia the 5h the sales of cotton were m ited, and prices were fully supported Business was dull

 originating in the expectations of the merchants in re- gard 10 The action n Congress and the uncertainty of the adoption of the relief laws by the Banks.

 In New York, for the week ending the 4ih the sales of cotton amounted to s,s50 b. The following the clo- sing rates 9l ll1i N Orleans l2; Mobile 9l l2!- On the 9th, very little done, and the impression pre- vailed, that prices would fall to where they stood two weeks previously. The following are the quotations of exchange on the 9th.

 Boston ]. Philadelphia 8 {. Augusta l2 l3 Sa- yannah E. Mobile l04. Int Ala 2. Orleans Il 2 Bills on London :! B. Bills on France Of 25 5f 26l.

 In Augusta, on the 0th there had been transactions worthy Of notice. The news by the Acadia had tied the market, whilst both buyers and sellers exhibited disnclinaton to operate.

 On the llth, at Wetumpka, prices of were quo ted at T a9Ic-which is a decline of lc.