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YAz o Cray " edn stay molnilR, Nov 9 le45.


Since our last, transactions in the Cotton
Market have, owing to various causes, been
more limited than for some weeks previous.
The unfavorable character Of the foreign
news received per the Hibernia, (noticed
in our last weeks report) caused decline
in the New Orleans market, and similar
depression occurred in our own. Moreover
owing to the election, during the first part
OF the week, and the untavOrabe state of
the weather during the latter part, planters
were detained at home, and the usual guam
tity of Cotton was not offered for sale in
our market. We refer our rea lerJ to the
annexed quotation Of prices up to Saturday
evening last--viz - bales at 7 $40, 8
at Ga, S at 64-lO, a at ct, IL at G3, 8 at
Ga, 8 al63, IL at 6a, A at 90, at CT, 6 at
Oa, 9 at II, IL at 6B Is at 7, 81 at 50, 8
at 61, 5 at 81. Tat 7, "a at 6 1916, 5 at
II, Is at Ga, 16 at II, 30 at Z, 6 at It, 7
at Ga, II at 7, 33 at 81.


Since the sales above quoted have been
effected, still later foreign intelligence has
been received by the steam ship Great
Western of gloomy character in relation
10 the Cotton Market, for the particulars OF
which our readers are referred to another
column. This has had tendency TO de-
press our market, and decline of fully /
of a cent has occurred. The attached ac-
count of the New Orleans market, which
we copy from the Tropic of the 9th inst.
will inform our readers what has been the
effect Of the late foreign advices upon it.


"The news from the Liverpool is unfa-
vorable to COTTON, the market having
been depressed during the week preceding
the steamers departure with sales only
reaching 1880 bales. Prices were drOop-
ing, but without any settled decline. The
great point of interest there, seems to be
the probable extent Of our Cotton crop
These advices had depressing effect upon
our Cotton market and sales only amoun-
ted to 1900 bales at rather easier rates
than those of Tuesday"