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YAzoO Cry, "Wednesday morning Dec. 3, ls45


Though transactions in the COTToN
MARKET during the past week were more
limited than for the one previous, yet, the
account of sales which we publish shows
that they were effected at rates corres-
ponding with those published in our last re-
port. Five hundred and fifty-four bales
were disposed of as follows, viz :----7 at J J,
A at 81, lat 81, at 6lI.2O, 6 at 81, l
at =, 5 at 6 l4-l6, 5 at 81, l6 at 6a, 10
at at g., 20 at 81, 4 at7, Tat 7 1.l6,
s at IS, 81 at II, Is at 7, at 81, at 7
1-l6, 8 at st, 8 at 81, 22at 68, Is at 81,
16 at 6 3-16, 7 at 6 l4.16, l3 81, l4at68,
l3 at 6 40, 3 at 6, at 3-l6, 25 at 81,
% at 81, 2 at 81, 8 at 68, 2I at 6 14.l6,
l4al 81, A at 81, 81 averaging 6 ZIG.


Since the above transactions have Oc-
cured, our market has been in depressed
condition, and prices have declined fully a
/ of cent. Owing to the unfavorable
and inclement state of the weather but lit,
tie has been offered for sale.


From the New Orleans 1Eopie of the
9th ult., we copy the following, and direct
to it the attention of our readers.


IThere was fair inquiry in the Cotton
market yesterday, which increased as the
day advanced, and resulted in sales exceed
ing 1000 bales. Holders seemed more
willing to sell at the reduced offers made
them, and the decline alluded to yesterday,
may be considered fairly established. The
quotations below express about the range
of sales.