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The steamer of the 4th instant from Liverpool anx.
iousy looked tor expected that her advicss in rea
ton to the market will he favorable as those
received by the Great Western The immense receipts Of
cotton in the Liverpool market up the day the Great
Western left, must have had usvorsble influence on
prices. Although invoices and bills OF ladiBg announ
cling the shipment Of large lots from this side had been
received in Liverpool many weeks before the supplies
came in and large receipts daily looked for yet the
actual arrival Of SO many bales must have very injurious
Eject. The arrivals within to
more than quarter Of the whole shipments TO Great
Britain from the United States tor the past year. Judg
minds that the OF the 4th now out eleven days
must br unfavorahs reports Of the Liverpool market


There very little doing in this market OF the
past two weeks only adding up 1000 bales We annex


table showing the movements up to the latest dates -