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 Of .Nop. l6. The Mississippi continues at low water mark.

 CoTToN.--Since our last remarks, and during the week, the market has been active; the sales of the week amounting to near l6,000 bales, embracing portions of every description on hand. Among the sales, we notice particularly the following, which will suffice to give correct view of the ops eratlons of the week, yiz:-36o0 bales at i4 5-S; 100 at l5; 50 at 16; 90 at Ii; 600 at Is; 1900 at IA 3-4; 2S00 at Il; $500 at IA 5-S cents per lb.-all Louisiana and Mississippi; and about 5000 bales Western District Tennessee, at prices, siz:--12 IA, l2 l-2, 12 3-4 and 13 cents per ID. The purchases have been for the different Eu- ropean markets, as formerly, and a portion for Coastwise ports. We hare nothing filr@ ther to add in relation to the relative views of sellers and buyers, except that the latter look forward to still further reduction: the decline, since we last gave specific quota tions, has been about 3 cents per lb. on every description. Arrived since the Sth inst. of Louisiana and Mississippi 6,22s bales; Lake 66-together, 16,295 bales.- Cleared in the same time, for Liverpool 1240: Havre ITO; New York 257; Phila- delphia 229-together 2496 bales-making an addition to stock of l3,799 bales, and leaving on hand, inclusive of all on ship board not cleared on the l4th inst. stock of S3,3sS bales.