Marlsets.. :. carots!sy regortca for The Tribune.


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ASHES-'rhe inquiry continues good at the reduced
rates and sales day 800 TO 500 b6s Pots ST.
and 800 bbs Pearls so. bills. The receipts since
the opening navigation have been about 25O0 bbls.


CoTToN,-The sales TO-DAY have been somewhat over
2ooU bales without change in rrice ana have been made
chic eny for export France and the Continent In the
early part week the market quiet. and the dis!
position Of buyers wait the per Caledonia caused
bu, few operations Tor export On Tuesday evening the
accounts per Caledonia received aud the following
morning her letters distributed decline in the Liver
pool Cotton had been pretty generally expected by
this arrival and such would have been the had
the steamer delayed by order OF :he Government.
We do not look upon the debate which took place in the
English rarlameu, ihe oregon question the Of
the advance OF h rer 10 on Cotton in Liverpool for the
advance occurred before the debate took place. II
caused by the delay OF the NaiN boat while the
for such delay uncertain. Letters from Liverpool


dated 5th inst after the debatc known there speak o
the market very heavy and likely 10 lose the "a
gained the previous days. In this market. Wede.
dav and Thursday there little DONE ard prices rather
inclined TO the buyer Yesterday and to-day there has
been inquiry. Total sales of the week amount TO


goo bales prices 81 the close of last week
may be considered US the quotations Tor ,his.