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The advices received by the Caledonia do not
ppear to have strengthened the market, which is well
nRplied with all descriptions The sales for day
at have bsen small and in some instances offers which


refused previous to the arrival OF the steamer The
emand is principally for Liverpool


Our advices from the South confirm the impression that
ne crop coming in will be full large us any previ
us oAe. The receipts already known amount to 49,
% bales Out tls 642 bales have been received
tue principal southern shipping ports against 037 32s
the same ports tor the period before
psf the OF the great CROP Prices in New Orleans
re much higher than those current in this market and
he bulk THE shipments from this country are made
hat port Last year the shipments from this port were
large compared with this but the speculation at that
me destroys ed the usual course OF the staple.