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ter for the best. Damaged and unmerchan- table 25 25s per quarter. Indian Corn Meal 20s per bbl. The apprehension ol the potato rot in the growing crop stlll prevails more or less in some districts.

 LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKsr.- Report for the reek ending June 25-Thc mlddhng aud inferior qualities of American and Su- rat cotton are hd per b higher during the week: Brazil ] l; Egyptian and other des- criptions remain unchanged. The trade have been the leading operators. on hlon- day taking upwards of 10 600 bales; the dlmand from them has been kept up thro'- out the whole of the week, and we close to-day with the advance above mentioned firmly malntained. Seven days later ac, count, have been received from America, which show the receipts at the different ports 10 be steadily or the decrease, the difference during the week, conlparsd with same period last year being 16000 bales, making total deficiency of 26l Quo bales. The accounts are rather better from Aan- chester the demand there 5eing pretty good, and in some cases somewhat higher prices have been obtained; but sonners and man ufacturers require considerable advance vet to make their trade profitable business. American 5700, 1000 Saras, 100 Pernams have been taken on speculation: and 3SS0 American 9)0 Surats and 690 Pernams for exp,rt. The sales for the week amount 10 54490-T Geo. Holt & Co.

 Report for Me aoeek ending j@'y 3 We have passed a week of considerable excite menf, as far as regards the extent of bu ,- ness. The sales each day have been large,

 oln rlu changed eands; yesterday aid thIs morn ing we have been comparatively quiet. The demand has extended itself not only 10 American descri it;ons, but 10 all classes of cotton, and we have to raise our quotations 4l per 10 since Friday last. The trade have been down with us in great nua bers, and have made theirpurchases, which have been considerable, with much spirit and confidence. spectators and exporters taking likewIse large share. The past week of favorable weather, on which the extent oI tte approaching harvest so much depends, and the large fallin the grain market; added 10 which he crop question being now pretty well ascertalned, has estab lshed growing confidence in me present scale of our quo tatons of cotton. The accounts lately re- cNived from America still show falling off in the receiDrs of iha ports. the total de- fciency being now 270 000 bales. 2b,7G0 American, 5500 Surat and 2500 Egyrhan have been taken on specualion; and 4 l50 American, TO Surat and 400 Pernams for export. Sales oi the week 72, 720 bales.- fGro. Holt x Go.

 Report f1r July 3.--The market 10 day has been inactive ihe sales not exceeding 4000 bales, including 1000 on speculation. Cotton has been freely of,red, and prices, (wilh the exception of Egyptians, which have advanced on our quotations are in favor of the buyers. The business done includes 490 Egyptians al 7a S3d, and 50 Sea Islands al 93 1d.

 CURRENT PRtcss JULY 2D -Orledns and M bile -O -Oldinary 61 il Y mldd ing T 74 fair 72, good faIc T& 8, good 94 S4 and cn an'd marks S3 9fd per lb.

 HAvaE, June 30-Cotton-- During near ly the whole tf this week our market has exhibited want of animation, he oulY exception occurring towards the close of il when sudden revival was manifested in the demand and the transactions were to a lair extent for consumption. The absence of spectators had contributed 10 tbe pre- vious hltness in business, which under the favorable intelligence from Eng and and ihe United States, might have been ex- oected tJ assume a certain degree of ac tvity and ihls was more than likely 10 have beea the ease, as the decline in wheat and -four everywhere, Wbich ln some pars has been considerable, added 70 the general appearance ol plentiful corn crops, were calculated 10 inpart more than ordinary spirited character 10 the buying. Notwlrf- stancinq, however, these encouraging plUs- poets. the operations have been restricted 10 The immediate wants for spinners, dral- CTS from the trade carefully refrain from purchasing bet ond these, which can only be accounted for by The bad fleets produced in the interior ifom the recent failures, and the apprehensions of further Arrangement. taking place, In consequence of the con linued fall in the gram markets. But al though there IS at present no speculative feeling displayed, the conf lence of holders appears to be unshaken aud to this may be who,y attributed all advance 1fon ordinary and inferior American cottons, prices o which have been forced up " the firm al tilude they have evinced.

 SALES EFFECTED. Fc. FIG 2,i20 bales New Orleans 93.--all2 5C 2O92 q Mobile 92.--a 99 = S,SO

 $50 N Oreans.to arrive 95 50alt0 -

 100 Mobile. 10 arrive -.-a 90.5C 7,922 bales.

 The imports during the same period a. mount 10 932 bales.

 AMsTrhDAM Cotton is limited in sup p'y, the business done but small, al firm pri- ces. We qu le American 3l 10 Il cents. Surats 9 to 3l cents per 10.

 ANTwERP.-There Is material failing off in the stock ol cotton. On the 2fih ol June it was estimated al 6650 bales ot al kinds, agalnst g 200 bales at the same time in 1916. The market has therefore been steady. and prices continue well supported About i0n0 of American were disposed o al 334 Al cents; l05 bags Surat and 5( St. Domingo also found bu, CTS: part al 2s 26c. q

 GLAsGow-Cotton kas been in fair de' mand during the month. and prices of al descriptions have advanced lully 5 n per lb the salesare estimated al 10 to l2, % ba es

 HAMBIRGH -Cotton has had a quiet sale but holders are not inclined tn give way il