COMMERCIAL.
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From the New Orleans Tropic Of Saturday
last we copy the following statement Of the Cot
ton market.


COTTON.-Ther receipt since the lst inst.
amount to 6,9O7 bales; exports. I.547: leaving ;
stock on hand and on shpboard, nd cleared. Of
1858 bales. There has been a fair enquiry this
week, but buyers do not eViuce disposition. as
yet, to enter the market to any great extent; the
stock is consequently accommodating on hand
The scarcity ofvessels, which causes higher rates
OF freights, and decline in exchange, both ope-
rate unfavorably on the market The sales Of
the week amount to about 1900 bales. Prices
are still somewhat irregular, but our quotations
embrace about the general range for new cot
tons; there is none Of the old crop remaining,
worthy Of notice.


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