Rexiew nf the nHohile Market.
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COTTON-Since this day week we have received only 50 balesl5 by boats and 35 by wagons the exports in same time being 293 bales, which reduces the stock in port to 449 bales against Is last year period

 The sales in this market since last report amount 10 about 200 baes chiefly effected before the receipt of the foreign news and nearly in accordance with the previous range currency Since advisemen of the favorable Flu ropean intelligence and the advanced prices quoted N. York; holders of the few small scattering lots in hand have advanced their value 4f0hc per lb. Prices paid for old have ranged from 5 7c including ordi nary middling fair qualities. Four additional bales of new crop were received Wednesday evening, from Dallas and from each of the counties of Wilcox and Montgomery-all of which since sod bales cassed full ly fair sac and the other middng fair &c., Purcha- ses have been for export to New York. The stock manng unsod the close of the week amounts to about 900 bales of which 50 bales actually the ket

 but bales. Exported time 2O37 bales foreign ports and 2250 0coastwise-together 42s7 baes The for eign export ex- Godwn, for Hasre, cleared 3d ut.

 The intelligence received since last from the ine- ror respecting the crop has been meager In the absence however ofany cause of fcomplant, slider the prospects of planters us improving.

 Particulars of the foreign markets in another column

 In the disastrous fire at New York 900 bales cot ton destroyed

 bale of new cotton received at New Orleans, (the first this season. on Wednesday last