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One OF the Coton circulars ltpaieu ioI TIC s'eaiiet
Hays:


The operations in this market during the week end
ing Sd instant amounted 5000 bales, 1000 OF which
was taken TO nil up the Havro and Marselles packets
and the remainder by spinners. Prices declined &c Y
10 from our quotations 3lst Dec. and The market
closed quietly without any desire the part Of shippers
to purchase and no anxiety the par OF holders 10
prcss their stock. For the week ending 10th inst the
sales amounted TO 5000 bales OF which some 500 or 600
bales were taken for Liverpool and about 400 bales for
France spinners having purchased the residue In prices
there was no change During the trss three days OF the
present week the sales very moderate scale
and confined to the operation Of spiuners Yesterday
there was rather more inquiry and the sales amounted
10 1000 bales chiefly France in consequence OF &C.
cline in the OF freight Havre We refer to our
quotations above with the remark that they are entirely
nominal. Qualities OF rnddling and below, not being
suited to the of consumers are occasionally
sold under our figures for export.


1t will be seen By our statemen. et comparative re-
cepts the principal ports of the IT, S. that the deficit
compared with last year is greater than on 3s Dec
last. The stock hand in the interior of South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama where such statements
are usually kept also so 0Q0 bales less than al the cor
responding dates sstyear Judging from The inscvity
which has prevailed in n the ports during the past
three weeks 1t Is beyond question that the export
Great Britain Tor the month will be comparatively
vIipht