REVIEW OF THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET

 For he aueek ending March 30, l844. CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE BANNER BY
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 CorroN-Durng the fSlner part of the weekthe cotton market displayed degree of frnness, and large sales were made at our previous quotations bales changed hands, intended for the English mar ket. On Thursday there was a falling off, and only 1000 bales were sold. Both buyers and sellers eyince disposition to wait until the arrival of the news from Europe, which is now due, before opera ting to any ext.nt

 The sales of the last three days amount 10 l4,000 bales, and 23000 bales for the week. The receipts falling off, and exports increasing reducing very materially the stock on hand.

 STATEMENT OF COTTON. 1913, Sept. lst, Stock on hand, 4,900 Received last three days, 9,614 Rac oiv al 70