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Correspondence of the N. York Commercial Advertiser HAvRE Oct. 20.-Cotton.-Our cotton market which assumed a gloomy aspect on Friday last, owing the bad accounts from England has since experienced dec ed change for the better and the daily sales averaged 1900 h. at ster prices par,icuiarly for the ordinary and mddlng descriptions, to which attention is chiefly directed. Yesterday there speculative feeling manifested aer the receipts o New York dates 2sth ut. via Liverpool and the news from Canada, We are anxously looking for the advices by the CaeJonia steamer which will undoubtedly reach us this evening or tomorrow.

 The sales of cotton in Boston for the week ending the 6!h, from to 500 h, for Upland 9i II; Alabama 9l Il; Mobile 9l ll Florida ll N Orleans 9t ll superior do, III l2l Exchange Mobile s1 g Int Ala. 94; N. Orleans 3 3i.

 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. H-The receipts of cetton for the three days 42O b-the shipments s764 bea wing stock of s7 495 b, against stock of S2 52 time last year. The demand confined principally mid. and mid. fair qualities The sales 300 b. and the market closed firm at previous rates

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