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From he Nev Orleans Tropic.
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COTTON-The transactions Of the
week are quite unimportant. The stock
and receipts are TOO light 10 admit uf a,
ny business worthy OF nore, except for
small accountsj we may soon, however,
look for a fair supply. There will no
doubt be 1000 bales 1t least Of the new
crop received by the lst Of September,
and from this time the receipts will
continue 10 increase. There has now
been about so bales Of the new crop re-
ceived, 22 yesterday BY one boat from
Red River.


9nn IL, ,De,ha week amount 10 about
0UO Oales. Two bales 0I nCW nv. -,
sold, one at something under l0c., and
The other, which is said 10 be good fair,
was sold yesterday at &c. per Ib. What
mas been received Of The new crop is
sald 70 range from middIing fair TO good
Prices are irregular, but quotations
embrace about the general range.