---@a $4,000 a.

From the n. Y. Mercantile .9drertiser, Sept 90


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The packet ship Leeds, Capt. Stoddard arrived
yesterday from Liverpool, with advices to the 24Ih
ult. inclusive.


The letters give & lomy accounts of the State Of
the Cotton Market, and announce that another re-
spectacle house, extensively engaged in that trade,
had stopped payment. Some of the letters, men
tion the iaure OF fifth house in the same line, but
of less importance--and letter from London of The
ED, states that Cotton Broker in that city had
suspended payment.


These circumstances, added to the great supplies
that had arrived. had paraly2ed the market fora
time, and further decline in price had taken place.
Uplands and Alabamas are quoted at "a TO I'D;
Orleans, s. TO lSd.


The Harrnst.- The Brighton Gazette remarks,
the wheat harvest in this county may be consider.
ed as finished and the crop is most abundant and
ood. Barley and oats are also going on well INC
latter, however, generally thin"


The Bucks Chronicle observes, I" in general IN
this neighborhood, the crop oil wheat is within the
barnyards and if the weather continue good, mos
OF our husbandmen will be eiatiied with Harvest
Home.''


The Glasgow Chronicle says, Wheat in all
situations, is extraordinarily good, and the crops
justify the hopes that were entertained"