NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

From Youag's ~. o. Price Current, Oct. II. REMARKS ON THE MARKET FOR THE LAST TIRE
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 REMARKS ON THE MARKET FOR THE LAST THREE

 DAYS.

 We are still without any considerable activity to notice in trade generally, as there is but limited intercourse with the interior, and the stocks of most of our commodities so limited that prices are maintained at too high range to admit of any trans actions of consequence for export. In cotton how ever 1t will be seen, there is moderately fair busi ness going forward, and atmproving prices. It may be noticed as something remarkable that since we closed our tables for our last Wednesdays pubiica ton there has not been cleared at the Custom House a single bale of Cotton or hogshead of Tobacco. The Cambria's advices, from Liverpool to the 18th utlmo, will be due here to-day to-morr The commercial accounts, and more full intelli- gence respecting the grain harvests are looked for with much interest, and these we shall promptly fur nish ill Second Edition.

 The weather has been warm since our last report with frequent and heavy showers-circumstances not at all favorable to the maturing and gathering of the Sugar and Cotton crops.

 COTTON.-Arived since the Eth instant, of Louisiana and Mississippi 7702, Arkansas 309 to- gether S,0lI bales. Cleared in the same time, none making an addition stock of S0ll bales, and leaving on hand, inclu..y of all ship-board not cleared the 10th instant stock of e ,754 bales.

 NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

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