From the Memphis Eagle.
COMMERCIAL.
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MEMPHIS, Tuesday, March 5.


Yesterday was very dull day in our cot
ton market sales not reaching over 60 bales,
at former prices say to s Ia cents buy
ers demand further concession from hold
ers, to meet the New Orleans quotations.
and holders refuse to concede; the conse
quence is a very fiat market. New Orleans
dates Of the 10Th, one day after the receipt of
the Hibernia's news. are received. The
news did not affect prices at New Orleans,
though it caused rather brisk sales and much
firmness. The tremendous stock in that
market is the great drawback and barrier to
better prices; and until it is greatly reduced,
prices cannot advance; a decline from pres
ent prices, in Consequence, is anticipated both
in New Orleans and III our own market.
Our receipts have not been quite as full for
the past two days as during the preceding
week.


Shipped from this rort since last


report, 2,OS5 bales
Previously since lst Sept 52,645


Total, 54,730


