From He ". o. Bulletin

THE MARKETS.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, January 21.

 COTfON-In our last report was rep resented the Cotton market as having been in quite an inactive state lorseveial days pre- yious, with prices of the lower grades rather tending in favor of buyers, though the finer qualities were quite firmly maintained Since then the business has again been on limited scale, buyers not maniestng disposition to enter the market freely, even though some concessions have been made in their layor on the lower grades, our figures being reduced an eighth of cent on the Inferior and Ordi- nary descriptions. The sales of the three days amount to about 5000 bales, taken for England, France, Spain and the North, and generally at rates corresponding to our inside figures, The receipts are still moderate, and must continue so until a rise takes place in several important tributary streams Our amended quotations are as follows: