Cotton Trade.
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Since the departure of the last steamer we have had
two arrivals from Liverpool Acadia and Great West.
ernwth advices to the 18th instant, which have had
very favorable influence this market and buyers find
difficult to purchase prices paid last week The ten
dency Of the market Is towards further improvement
Accounts from the SOUTH in relation to the new CROP are
very favorable for immense yiel and in the absence
of excessive rains early rosts the crop coming in
will exceed any previous one. We annex a statement
showing the movements of this staple this season. CON-
pared with last =


Bales.
Receipts at Ports Of the u g. since Sept 1884, l4
same ps riod last year 1920
I" year before, 1877 ,0l6
Exports from u 8. since Sept. l, 1874, ll3,724
same period last year, 90S4
year before, 69l5s
Al this port the receipts since the lst inst amount to
432 bales exports to 1915 bales taken by spinners
800 bales taken speculation 1900 bales stock in
market 16 900 amount on sale 5000 bales.


We annex quotations current In this market -