REVIEW OF THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET

 For lie leeet, ending .4pra 20, I3ll
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 CONNECTED WEEKLY FOR THE BANNER BY

 & E. BELKNAP,-52 COMMON STREET,

 Since our review ol last week, we have received direct intelligence from Liverpool and Harre, con- aining advices of the decline in prices of cotton in both markets although this has been anticipated by some vet il was not looked for so soon, and now that the crop my be fairly estimated al fully I,90o, 900 bales. we shall doubtless have further decline ia our market This ma, in great measure be attributed to speculation among Us in the commence ment of the season, and think will prove salu tary lesson to many, for years 10 come this is 1t should be, and will doubtless have tendency to eonfne operations of the Factor in this city to their own legitimate sphere ot business, and ultimately the interest of the planter will be greatly benaitted although somewhat injured at present.

 In the former part of lhis week, the cotton m1r- ket assumed great frmness and some few sales We're made at slight advance; "Wednesday We re- ceived the news from Europe, noting decline in Liverpool of to Id per ID. So soon as this became known, buyers held back and only i500 bales chang ed hands. Since which, the market has been droop- ing, and buyers will not take hold unless further decline is submitted to by holders. The sales of the week amount to B. bales.