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The news last received from Liverpool although still unavorabe to holders, has affected the rates of cotton materially in this market. The sales have been pretty steady throughout the week with down. ward tendency, not however sufficient to produce any change in quotations. The stock now here is about 23,000 bales. A good deal of embarrassment exists among the cotton houses in consequence of the return of bills from the suspended houses the other side It is rumored that house stopped here to day by reason of the return of bills drawn against J. Maury & Co. Severe losses have been sustained here as elsewhere by the fall in cotton. The transactions of the week including to-day may be summed up as follows 2400 Upland and Florida II lO4; 45O Mobile "A l0i; 575 New Orleans 7t II; 250 bales new crop Upland sold at 9a 10; new crop Orleans at l2 a 13.

 The fall trade is nearly over, and as whole, has been healthy and lucrative. There has been probably cash paid in for goods by the country dealers than ever before in any season; conse- quently proportion to the amount of business done, 3here has been less business paper created than before This description of paper is sought after by the banks, but they do not find sufficient to employ their means, being however admonished by the state