NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
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FRIDAY EVENING, Apnl 4th.

 There is a fair amount of business doing in all departments, and prices in general are firm at last quotations.

 Western Produce is arriving freely butas large proportion is for forwarding, what is on sale is held firm at quotations.

 The Cotton market is rather active, and prices remain at last quotations.

 There is fair business in Exchange at our last quotations. For rates see table,

 Freights are dull, and rates without change. We quote Cotton to Liverpool 5d and to HaTre l cents per lb.

 The weather remains pleasant and favorable for outdoor business.

 COTTON.-In our last remarks we noticed that the market was very quiet on Monday and Tues day, but on Wednesday buyers entered the market freely, the sales amounting to 5000 bales, and yesterday to 7,0oG; this morning there was consid erabIe enquiry and they will probably sum up about the same; we, however, put the sales of the week at 30,00o bales. Prices remain firm at last quota tohs. The receipts since Tuesday amount to l3.- 49l bales; Exports, 9,566 leaving a stock on hand and on shipboard of 153.323 bales.