JOHN STEARNs. M. D. Chairma,

I From t!see tt!hsee .Nieso Orleans Price Current,

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From tlsse .Neso Orleans Price Current,

 Aug. 29

 Ren1arkS. Business stransactionssince our last, have been quite limited, and present but few changes to notice.- The weather continues very unsettled, but more pleasant than otherwise.- The Mlssissippiremains stationary at i2 feet2 inches below high water mark.

 CoHom.-Arrivcd since the 2lst inst. from Louisiana and Mississippi, 623 bales. Exported in the same time to Liverpool, 2754; New York, 67; Phi ladelphia, l69; Providence, R. 1. 26S bales; together 325S bales; making a further reduction in stock of 2635 bales; and leaving on hand, inclusive ofall on ship board, not cleared, stool, of S39S bales. In consequence of their being so little of this article on hand. or offered for sale, and the uncertainty of prices, we have considered it neces sary, until there have been sales of the new crop, to leave our quotations blank. The receipts of the new crop, so far, have amounted to 27 bales. The crops in this State, and that of Mississippi. are in forward condition, and pro- mise favorably. The transactions since our last are as follows, viz: 24S bales ofTepnessee, at S3; 230 bales of Ten nessee, at S4 round; 50 of Mississippi, at S4; and 5 bales of Mississippi. (slishtly damaged) at cents perlb.