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NEW ORLEANS, June ll.-Cotton-At the openinc ot the market on Wednesday, buyers endeavored to obtain some concess ns, in which however, they were unsuc- cessnl as the Transactions of that day-whch amounted 10 1000 bales, chiefly Louisiana and Mississippi were effected 1t rates corresponding those previously current On Thursday there more general enqu- ", and the market exhibited fair degree of activity ths period Of the season, with increased seadiness prices. The sales reached 100 bales, which more than two-thirds were or North Alabemas and Tenmes- sees. The market yesterday very inactive only d. bout 500 bales having been sold but the inactivity was more owing, we believe, to the limited quantity cot ton offering and 10 the ul prices which asked to any positive want of demand. The entire stock of cotton on sale in first hands present. is only esima- He'd at about tOOO bhles of which than 40OO bales are of N Alabama and Tennessee coitons Our previous quotations for all descriptions retained the Aet closed win great nrmness especially for Louisiana and Mississippi cottOns,

 STATEMENT OF COTTON.

 Stock on hand lst Sept. l544. bales l2 934 Arrived during the past three days.... 7es

 Arrived previously 95e S75-959 657