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CoTT0N-We have reported fiat market daily since Monday, a.d still unable 10 disrOver any change for the better Buyers claim reduction before hoy can on ter the market with freedom, while sellers, and more peciay the larger hoLers manifest great deal of ndr pendeacr. Tho small parcels changing hands have gen. sfaly been taken up during the last three days at ic below Mondays rates. The stock on sale has received material accession hy the weeks arrivals, bn 10 the expected incons lerable portion being limited high hold of the market for ihe present. The boats from the Alabama and Warrior bring light osds-Ihose from the Bigbee, u carsoes. Nine boats arrived yes terdav with aggregate If 6sss bales Total receipts this week 2O bale- against sales Of about 52oo bales. EXCHANGE is little slifer, with light offerings and moderately farrequest.

 FREuoHrs continue very much depressed, without th leust movement. No foreign engagement reported du- ring the week. Br ship has been laid Liverpool NEw ORLEANS MARkEr-The Price Current of Wed nesday morning reports sales of cotton previous days aI7 100 bales 10 English, French aud Northern buyers, Prices quoted tc highe-he effect oCihe late foreign news On Tuesday, the sales only l50O bales but holders frm the inactivity attributed 10 the light stock on sale and advanced pretensons of holders Middug 6L97i good mid 7iQ7se Receipts s35 4as bales-stock Il9,7o0. Flour s6sa6l for ohio dull Corn 50 65c Oats 6Oa in hulk aud 6 in bags Sugar in fair demand Monday, dun Tuesday, common 4 q A. fair 565 prime 5i05i, strictly choice in small lots 6dD6ic. MoIasse. sOi gle, rather quiet. Baeon be fO e. shoulders 7Ia7I sides T do6 ana hams to lOi- Lard Il delc Plugging and Rope remain beiore with but sales, s@O and S04ic. whiskey, wilh but lit- lie doing, held al 29c.

 Correspondence Of the Register and JouraaLl

 NEw-URLEANs. Dec. F, lSl5. The annexed Price Current i'll give you ample details of shr market for the past three days, and up to last night. This mnrning we have very quiet market iH coiton the sales this amounting but TOO btes though steady prices. You will observe that our re- ceips unusually small. and the low stage or in the tributaries of lhs Msssspp will prevent any great accession 10 them for some time 10 come.

 We have dull Sugar market. bat change in pri- ces. Molnsses brisk al 2Oi 8 2O4c per gallon.

 Exchange is looking p-sterline 064 prem. Francs 535 to 4O New-York 60 days 2t dis; checks It dis Freighs very dul-some vessels the berth for Liv erpoo are filling up at ! lsd per lb. Yours. L. FRoM LIvERPooL-The following statement of the number of vessels and tonnage cleared Liverpool for Southern ports in the U. States s from circular re- ceived by the The number stated for this port is too low. Already II Br. vessels have arrived here, and had accouas by ihe Cambria of others cleared aud sailed between Isl and 18th or November from Liverpool, and from other British ports There were in addition, Br. ships loading for this port at Liverpool ou the l9ih uit.

 sEw-oaLEAss. MOBILE.

 Ts Am Is. Br 1s Am Ta From Oct. 10 3 b. Or24 $. 656. d, ,659 .-- From Nov. to l9. l2. 7,9i3..-.--.. .S,7s4. .-.-

 

 Total. 1867. 8. 1856. s,653

 bl sA'HsN"n 4.! An. Is. p,, G"4sLhsroS; A. Am. T, From Oct. to 9. 4. 2,335 1. 545. .5.2,626 E. I04l