Review or inc 1ob;,e Market,
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COTTON-Since this day week we have received by boats and wagons 239 bales, and exported none-eavng stock port evening of 692 baes-against 3095 samP time last year.

 been small scale owing the triang supply that but little is called for in weekly ports. Since our last the sales will amount about 200 bales holders realizing very full prices say from 54 7c in quality-good mdlings rating at 6c. and ord nary 5D5'1c For small lot of wagon cotton, chasing fully mid. fair, 7c. paid. Buyers have been compell ed in order to fill freight engagements to pay the asking holders The stock remaining unsod at the close of the week. ncludng 43 bales received yesterday not exceeding $50 bales, ofwhch portion limited above the market.

 A bale of the received yesterday by the steamer Native. It grown by Henry Lucas in Mont gomery county and consigned to Mauldin & Terrell in this city. The staple ginning and general appearance of the sample before superior to that of last year h will class mid fair This arrival is week earlier than the first appearance of cotton in this market in any previous We do however consider this as criterion by which judge of the forwaness of the crop generally; until recently, and many still favor the opinion, the impression pretty general that the crop fortnight later than last We give the date othe first receipts of cotton at this port for years