REVIEW OFTHE NEW ORLEANS MARKET

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s. E. BEHKNAP,-52 COMMON STREET.

 CoTroN.-sinee my last weeks prices current We have received the news per Arcadia up 10 April sa from Liverpool. We ng,iee further decline in the cotton market thare of to d per pound; and when take into consideration the large stock of col ten now on hand iu Liverpool, d sutiicieneY to sup- ply the usaa demand for consumption for six months 10 come, together with the baek,vardneas of buyers and spinners, we have no reason b suppose that cotton will ggain revive this season. Cur stock on hand is now daily diminishing. but saII t continues to come forward and the general impression now is that the crop instead of 1,690g0e bales as was sup- posed at thf commencement of the seasou will fall very little short of 2,O39990 bales, all this is well known in Europe and prices must com down. Our news from rance z eauaIlV anI.4voraba