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We srs ssil unsbs 10 report sAy inpesvensAt 10 our
csfa Market either ~ respects prices Or dsmand the
so large to keep down prices, and exclude all com
petition from foreign. few sales Of United States
n0ar 10 sa Sr a. s DHsn bssn nSd
parcels for home consumption. but the low value
and prime quality Of Irish hour make our bakers quite in
dependent Of American this season.


Indian corn has moderate sale at our quotations
Wiiwsr's Times, FEB. 4.


STATE or TRADE-Trade in the interior 10 in favora
BILE state and the low prices OF Cotton are
20 render the improvement permanent. Az MsncneNer
the Yarn market s firm and rather hgher rates were
the exception Of ~ nch Printing Cloths which were dull
ana rather lower were In request at full prices Inc ac
counts from nearly all other parts Of the anufacturing
districts are somewhat cheering.


HAvRE MARKETS. Jan 81, 5.-Cottons-During the
whole present week considerable degree of activ
~ has been displayed in business which has been moro
than we have witnssssd for long lapse Of time The viii
ngness exhibited by holders of stock, has been
has heen generally speaking wen supplied, and indie
pendent Of this certain quantity OF cotton expected
from the ports was 6s On ,s
rior grades in the qualities ranging from oof oS were
taken on speculation


The addces up to the 18th inst from the United States
brouget by the last packet ships being looked upon in
her favorable light than otherwise were in some mea
sure instrumental in the animation that has predomnated
in the buying, which coupled with the low rates. induced
spectators to forward and tended to check further
depreciation But Notwithstanding the brsknes. in the
VdnsacuOns, tue amOunt oeAy saAos,
which might have been expected to undergo some
Improvement have remained stationary, and the only
change to notice in the situation Of things 10 increased
feeling of confidence. The imports since the commence
ment Of this month amount to 4 bales, and although
hay have not exceeded the sales during that period the
outgongs have not been than 50 44 bales the sur
plus being in the hands of speculators


The sales from the 2sd to sls of January 594
bales including 0O77 New Orleans at 40 7O 900 Mo-
bile at 80 64E So and 4769 Upland at 81 62f 60 The
,rrya during the same period were s6 bales all but
bales from the United States.


Sr0cK JANEARY 81.


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