Extract from the circular of Brown, shipley s. Co.
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Extract from the circular of Brown, Shipley & Co

 Ljgerpool, ,4pfa I8, I814,

 With refere 1ce to our last circular of the Sd inst haYa to advise that tbe 6tl inst, and for few days subsequently,, we had an improved demand for cotton from consumers, and with some speculation, which checked the downward tendency of prices, and gave sellers sliehtadyanage-- but the l6th inst the market again relapsed into all extremely dull state and has since been more gloomy and de- pressed than before. particularly since tho accounts were received by the steamer of the lst inst The quantity offering and pressing on the market, has greatly exceeded the demand and we have to notice total reduction from inc highest point of tie market fully ld. per pound in the mildiing and low qnaH- ties, and and d. per pound in the far and good qualities, and even at our present quotations, il has been impossible 10 sell largely, the business being confined to actual consumers The stock in this port Is about 679,000 bales against 739, GOO at the same period last year. The stock of American is ITS, ,0d0 bales, or 73,0O0 less than ii then was"