NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
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SATURDAY, Nov. o, 1914.


Since our review of "Wednesday last.
moderate business has been transacted in
the general market, and we are happy TO
perceive a little more animation than before
existed A. yet, however, trade is far from
being brisk, but We anticipate shortly an ac-
tive revival, since the excitement attending
the election is now over. The cotton mar
kct has been animated, and buyers for all
quarters have operated TO some extent
The news 10y the Boston steamer up TO the
10Th ult. will be due in two or three days.


The weather since our last has been ia
vorablc to outdoor business.


CorToN.-In our report of "Wednesday
morning Last, we observed that there had
been moderate demand for Cotton during
the three days preceding, and that the mar
ket was gaining more steadiness. Since
then the enquiry has been on moe ex-
tensive scale, and the presence of several
large buyers has impaired more buoyani
appearance to the market than we have no.
ticed for some timc past. On "Wednesday.
there was a steady demand, and the sales
amounted to 5000 bales. On Thursday.
enquiry continued equally good, and the
transactions summed up $500 bales. with a
very firm market. Yesterday holders were
not mich disposed 70 sell on a. favorable
terms a before. AMI the business, which
reached 1900 bales, was rather in favor of
sellers. The operations ofthe past few days
have been chiefly for England and the North
The sales of the past three DAYS comprise
1920, and those ofthe week %, 200 bales.


The receipts since the 9th inst, are 9.II5
bales. and the exports 1854, viz: 10 Havre.
2,6lsi Bristol, 2,lj3; Liverpool, l,-II; st.
Nalcry- 56i; Boston, AT; BrenIcn, So:
Havana, 50l Gibraltar, - bales; leaving
stock on hand, including all on shipboard
not cleared yesterday, of 90 $50 bales.


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