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CoAALCTED WLLKLK F0R THE BANNER.

 GoTToN.-In our last review, We noticed that the cotton market had closed heavily, and but little dis position was eyinced to operate even at the greater reduction of prices. Since the business has been more circumscribed and buyers have shown less in- cination to enter the mafket although prices have been evidently in their favor, the sales on Monday were 4,200 bales; Tuesday, 3,500 on "Wednesday, l,590; Thursday, 3200; Friday, 20O0 total for the week, Is 709 bales The next accounts from Eu- rope looked for with great anxiety, and will de- termine the rates for some time to come

 The receipts since the 18th inst are 8,959 bales, and the exports, 2l,775, leaving stock on hand, including all on ship board, not cleared yesterday, 270,562 bales.

 STATEMENT OF COTTON. I843, Sept lst, Stock on hand 1000 Received last three days, s,959 Received previously, 677,6I9 GS6, ,576