LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. L0uisidna and Mississippi.
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Received 5y2l b. cleared 2569 leaving the stock 322 bales. Although Levee and principal horoughfares exhib- it rather more lively appearance than they have for some weeks past in consequence of the increased num- Der of vessels and steamboats that dschagng taking in cargo yet we are still without material inn provement ts notice in the character of market, tons in almost every branch of business, relates to actual saes being exceedingly imitedTrans cript. Exchange-Dull, and without change.

 Freghts-Engagement for Liverpool at Id for cotton; Havre ll6c. The arrival of vessels large, and scarcity in supply. The circulation of the New Orleans banks, according the official report of the 2d inst is S4 455637 Specie in vaults S3,lO5,SO9.

 According the report of the sls July last the circu laen of these banks s54O7, ,7O1-specie in vaults, S2912 ,654 equal to 54 per cent.

 On the 4th ut. their circulation S4s7O 7s4-spe- cie S3067 34s-showng decrease of circulation in the two months of s95l 33s and increase of specie of Sl92O55.

 SAVANNAH, Oct. l-Busness still dull-saes of cotton for the week S47 b, at prices ranging from s. gen. eral decline of 4c is stated. per bale.

 Exchange-Sterling lO York 5 days sight a,la.

 BALTIMORE, Oct. 2-Sales of cotton D 300 at l0t, lOa and He, on mos. Flour S6 a6 25.

 Exchnnge-Serling lll l2 prem. for the British steamer.