THE MARKETS,
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-..(-T-I--7-I : y : .Neao York, AprH II.


CoTTor-The market the close of last and the
beginning of this week. was active but t:withiE the
last two days we have had. a very quiet market
with actual decline Of 1-S ct. To-day; there is
but slight business doing. Operators are wait
ing the arrival of the steamer, which will bring
twenty days later. If the accounts from Liver
pool are favorable prices will probably go up here.
The sales have been about IL, 900 bales this week.
.szae: aas, SOFA .as.s Charleston, April l2. -
CoTToN-Received:t the past week by Rail Road
6533 bales, by water 1866 bales, together 9so1
bales Uplands. Exported in same time to foreign
ports 1883 bales coastwse S27 bales, total exports
of the week 1910 bales leaving on hand shipp-
ing stock of 41246 bales, exclusive of 1916 bales
on shPboard not cleared, and reduction in stock
of 59OOEbales. - ss.a 49,. :. - -