COTTON MARKET.

NEW Oh1RANs. OF tx. IL.
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New OKIEANs, Oct. Is, 1915
| Oar last Saturdays report lelt the Cnl


ton mnrkcI very firm al The advance d rate,
then quoted, and we noticed The increased
claims OF holders as principal reason OF
the rather limited Transactions ON The clos.
ing day. On Sunday morning the Euro.
pean advices per Cambria, winch had been
looked for with much interest, came 10
hand, The dates being from IIavre 10 The
10Th and from Liverpool 10 The J 9th uIti.
mo. Our publication Of Monday morning
gave full particulars of The confnercial in
iellIgence, aud we have only to remaik
here, that the advices, in regard to Cotton.
continue OF a favorable character, an al.
vance Of an IS of penny having been
realized since the departure of The preyi.
ous steamer, with business 10 far extent,
both Tor consumption and on speculation.
Inc immediate effect Of these adsices on
our own market was claim for fartaer
advance on The part Of holders, but buyers
did not readily aecede 10 their demands.
and the business of Monday only amount.
ed to some 500 bales. Yesterday, how
ever, the holders continuing firm, pur.
chasers came forward more freely, and
upwards of 5000 bales changed hands, at
rates which establish an advance OF about
IA OF cent upon our previous 6gnres,
and our quotations are altered according
ly. The total sales Of the three DAYS a
mount TO about 5000 bales, snd lie mar.
al ...st 4