From The ~ q. Bullrha
NEW nRLEANS COTTON MARKET
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Wednesday morning, DersmIsr, 8. 1871


In our last review We arranged our quotations
in accordance with the improvement which we
noticed us having been realized on "Wednesday and
Thursday, but stated at thr same tins that on
Friday, il being holiday, fhc sales were limited,
and at eusier rates Ga Saturday, the market
cyincsd rem wed iimncss and increased activity,
the transactions embracing $500 bairs, at pretty
steady prices. On Tucsdly however the good
feeling that had been thns manifested disappeared,
aud barely 200 bales were disposed Of, at gencr.
al falling on IN rates Of about ir There has been
no ma eriul change IN prices since, hut the demand
improved yesterday, aud the sales amounted to
5000 bales, buyers Ior England, France, the Con.
lucn, and the North, nll participating in the bust
moss As prices have not recovered what they
lost on Monday, we change our quotations ac.
cordmgy. Tho sales Of the three days sum up
900 bales. The receipts since our last cmbrlcg
10, ,ls3 bales, against G5s during the correspond
ing period last year, and the exports ls,I3s Of
which GIGS were to Liverpool, 230S TO Cowes and
a market, 1901 10 HAVE 1919 to Gcnou. 22lI to
Trieste, ll3 to Barcelona, 1913 TO Mnr.eilles, 922
to Nanz, 1856 to Boston, 2-] TO New York, l5to
Philadelphia, aud 900 TO Baltimore. The entire
receipts since September first, amount 10 21O, ,l6j
bales against 2l2,22j up to th' same date in
lslG showing an increase Of $3.50 bales. We
now quote;