From the Neio Orleans 7ropic. NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
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SATURDAY MORNING, January 9th, ls4i Since our review of Wednesday last, the market has presented an unusual want of animation in al- most every department of Trade. The transactions in Cotton have been likewise very limited, as pur- chasers are not disposed to pay the full prices hith erto current, whilst holders on the other hand are not willing to grant concessions, relying they do with great justice on the deficiency of the crop, which ought not only to sustain the present raes but may in all probability cause a further advance later in the season.

 The weather since our last has been very plea sant and favorable for outdoor business

 aohon.-ln our review of Wednesday last, we noticed that the cotton market had relapsed into state of inactivity after the receipt of the European news, by the Hibernia steamer, and that further more the sales effected on the day previous, had been generally in favor of the buyers On Wednesday, there was some little inquiry for cotton, and the transactions amounted to s200 bales On Thursday, however, and yesterday, the market has been extremely dull, and the sales only reach 2,500 bales, at easier prices, holders having given way, Tn some instances, one quarter ofa cenf per b. The decline IS not so conspicuous, as holders have not actually pressed their stocks upon the market, but If compelled to sell they would certainly have been obliged to submit to the above reduction Un- der these circumstances, we cannot venture to make any decided change in quotations, and have only gone so far as to alter the inside figures of the low CT grades which descriptions are certainly some- what cheaper. The sales of the past three days amount to 6,700 bales, and those of the week sum up II ,i00 bales

 The receipts since the 2d inst, are 9,5l3 bales and the exports ll,570, viz: to Liverpool 5,9Il Havre 2,25l; New York 1887; Boston 9O9; Mar. scillcs 379; Richmond POO bales leaving stock or hand, including all on shipboard not cleared yester day, of 16O, $40 bales.

 STATEMENT or COTTON. lS43. Sept. l. Stock on hand 4,90(

 Received last three days, 9,SIs

 do. previously, 343,720