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fair extent Of business has been transacted in
the general market rnce our last, notwithsi and
inr the INTERRUPTION occssicned by tho advent of
holiday. Tn Cotton particularly. the transactions
have been large, and the market has steadier
appe arancc than we have deserved for Several
weeks past The stocks Of Westeir Produce are
too light for the transaction Of any important bu-
sireas in this department, but the Ohio river vas
rising a last accounts, may shortly look for in
crea ed arrivals, which will impart more animation
to Trade.


The weather since our last has been very plea
SAINT and favorable for out door business


COTrON--In our review Of Wednesday NOR
ming last. stated that a very good demand had
been experienced for Cotton during the three days
preceding, and that prices had in consequence re-
covered the decline resulting from the first effec,
Of the steamef's news, leaving them firm and with
an upward tendency. Sarcely any business was
transacted on Wednesday, it being generally con-
sidered holiday, and the business did not exceed
1000 bales On Thursday the market opened
with very animated demand. in which buyers for
every quarter participated, and the transactions
summed up fully 10000 bales at decidedly sitter
prices, whist in several instances buyers had to
pay positive advance. This extensive business
having relieved the market OF a considerable por-
ton Of the surplus stock there was not much offer
ing yesterday, but the demand, nevertheless, was
Of such good character, that sales to the extent
Of . 500 bales effected at very full rates, and
the market closes with decidedly healthy feeling.
Prices are A higher than ut the close Of our pre-
vious report, and we have altered our quotations
accordingly The business Of the past few days
has amounted TO l5,s00, and that Of the week, to
&c, 800 bales.


The receipts since the 7th are s,9I4 bales. and
the exports 3,72s, viz: to Glasgow I,436; Havana
l,l26; New York 565; Boston All; Norfolk 70:
Philadelphia 5s; Baltimore 81 bales; leaving
stock on hand, including all on shipboard not
cleared yesterday, l26,765 bales


STATEMENT OF COTTON.
1914. Sept. l. Stock on hand, 1884


Reed last days, s,sl4


" previously, 4ll,sT2 400, ,7s6


Exported rst days, 3,72S


50 previously, 303 ,227 306,9


Stock on hand, i26,765


LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION


LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI.


Inferior, 3 a 81
Ordinary, 81 1t
Midding, AZ a 5
Midding Fair, 81 81
Fair, 6 a 64
Good Fair, 90
Good and Fine, 90 90