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CorroN-Our mstkrt closed hat on Friday, since whrn but little of importance has trunspned The business has been restricted by line continued h'gh pices which N. buyers scpe lnie operations. There has, how evrr been much evtnced on he part Of holders to sell and inc market has regarded as easier but still we do not called upon to qnole general de cine remarkng thai in the safes which have ranspired, buyers have the advantage. Sales days e.timaled 5000 bales. The receipts Friday ing amount ony 399s bales Total ecei pts of 4s5 225 bales. The stock hand and shp-bo cleared, about IS 900 bales.

 ExCHANGE-Remains steady al last quotalions-SIer- ling HOS prem NewY York Go days l4GDl4 and sight C dis. The transactions moderate.

 FREiGHTs-The only foreign engagement reported is that ot an American ship for Liverpool at al. Nothing offering iar learn. To coasrwse ports frrghs equnly fat, and offering for Boston S2 per bale.

 We had papers yesterday later than the eveEfng of the Eth from ewYork-lhe morning Of the sth due.- This happened once last week, the do not kuow

 The Herald of the 7Ih, under head of evening edition reports the cotton market dull The Commercial Ad- verliser also that there little enquiry and an extract dated NewYork, past ?, on the 7ih, only about 500 bales sold The sales Sat- urday mostly quoted 250O bales.

 The aggregate receipts of cotton at NewOrleans (ae cording to the BulIotR) up l4th insI was 626 2s bales and the stock han 57 O7a bales. The receipts agreeably to the price current wing for the arrivals of Saturday and sunday, will amount to nearly 5000 bales more than stated hy the Bulletin

 The receipts for about week past show A material falling off It is supposed by that there is con siderable proportion of North Alabama and Tennessee cotton yet forward. The price current, howev. CT of Saturday, shows that the receipts from that quar exceed lYstV Veur al O cent, while inc receipts of Louisiana and Mississippi on ly exceed last about 10 per continuation of the same increase to lhe close of the would place the receipts Of North Alabama and Tennessee GOO bhes-an increase of 4OG00 bales last year. nnd loOOO on ihe large receipts of the previous We see no reason for expecting so great an increase and therefore incline to the belief that the receipts from that section will reach 2CO 900 bales The total receipts we estimate al 950000 bales The aggregate receipts last 9lo,s54 bales-of which 47577 bales wen from this port this they will get so much by at least g. eco bales There also falling off in imports of Florida cotton, equal this time 10 5000 bales The Lake and Arkansas receipts are about as last season.

 FROM HAvAN,.-The steamship Alanama arrived at New-orleans Sunday with Havana dates of the 10th inst

 There is little change to note in prices since last port, with the exception Of Sugar. which has advanced and operations have been on larger scale.

 Susar-sales have taken place to fair extent princi pallS for the spanish market We quoie ioows: for brown inferior and II d74 10 Ill good do 7402; supe- rior do e4n l3; whe-lhe quotations for which range from llMlSt, according 10 quality. The export folows l6p2 boxes Spain 6l3 do IT. States; 26 do IO lHnd Total number since nsi report 2553 boxes To- ta number since lst Jan l545 46, ,9s5 boxes.

 Coffte-The transactions in cuhee very limited, and prices merely nominal, there beng no first anaIy offering The l92 for Spain, 45 i2 .noa 95 Hondurss, U. States. Total IS3S. Total amount exported since lst January. 6,704.

 SELMA. April l2-Uwing the fact noticed in our last review, that Ihe crop had almost all found way 10 market very little has been offering this week What has been sold was Ht prices ranging within quota lions of last week, say 4 to 64c per b extremes.

 COMMERCE OF SAvANNAH-We have been favored by the collector of this port, with the following Of the commerce o the city for the qua endi 3ls March, le45. The amount is given in round numbers- cents not being used :-I ISav. Rep.

 Tdiue Qt Imports from Foreign Ports. In 45 British Vessels. ..-.........S 34537 In Spanish vessel. ............. 1s9 In 2l American vessels. ........... 4l2ll-S 76 5S' or which were free goods. s.................S lO7. British tonnage entered, 45 vessels. American 2I ..........4 4ls4 "

 67.................2 2s ls6 " Amount of duties received. 35,52l

 Specie imported. ........S SlO.l2S

 Yaiue Cf Exports.

 Tn 5l British vessels .........,..Si ,27 O65 In 27 American vessels. G3,5Sl-S G34 GIG British tonnage cleared. 5 vessels. 3S2 tons American 27 .......... 0s2 "