The Markets.
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Our limited space compel US again to crowd
ou, "tbe markets." Our last dates from New
Orleans are to the 9th ut., at which time, cotton
and corn were statue quo and not many heavy
transactions; operators were holding back for Eu-
ropean accounts, which were daily expected. Cot
ton ranged from 0 to l3 cents. Corn. good ship
ping lots of mixed and white, was going Off at So
toS7I. Yellow at So a 80. Wheat had decIln'
ed in price; 10000 bushels a, 81 25 81 80. In
this place corn finds purchasers, in the car at Sc
IS cents. In sacks for shipping at 40 to 40.