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The large exports of cotton from Mobile this season
cleaned out whole supply The exports amount
ed TO $40 bales more than the receipts which
the stock on hand from 4i7s bales hand Sept l. lsa4
to 600 bales on hand Sept lsa5 The shipments from
Mobile in s44 and AS amounted to 56 7ol bales mora
than previous prices the sea-
son ruled at least thirty three per cent lower notwh
standing which the cotton business of the past season
mas been generally very profitable to all but the pro.
ducers, who have from the low range Of prices suffered
more than any other class In sa3 and ~ the planters
obtained high prices for this staple and doubt proted
more by tho seasons business than the dealers specu
laors This the result has been reversed so far
as prices concerned but increased supply has in
great degree made the deficiency in prices the In.
creased supply being equal to sixteen per cent and
decrease in prices about thirtythr per cent.


For brief review of the Mobls market for the year
ending Sept st lsl5, give extracts from the price
current of that city T." Business of all kinds
developed itself slowly last fall, owing chiefly
2 low rivers, whish continued down to about
The middle Of November The first freight EN-.
gagement for Liverpool Effected in second week Of Oct


Midland cotton quoted at &c early in September 5, at
the close, and bIc ON the LIST November-ths effect
chiefly Of unavonble foreign advices and backword.
the part Of buyers conthu ton of these fea.
urcs with Increasing arrivals tended depess prices
til, urther during the month the quotations for middl,o
the end Of November standing ~ 5c-sale. abort
20 900 balesThe of the market still continued
downward throughout the ensuing month"; accelerated
sy rapidly accumuating stock light demand and nd
sancing freights-middling 4i 4Ic. on the ash
On the soh Liverpool dates of the 4th December vera
received, and proving unfavorable. further dcclioe
ook place-the quotations the lst January md FIR
three or four succeeding days standing at Ole for
air, ~ 4lc for mddng fair IA al middling, and 3c
Tor ordinary This the lowest point of the seaso,
Sales in December about ~ 900 bales-stock unsold ~
the close about 1000 In the following week reao,;op
commenced-holders TO great extent withdraw THAR
stocks and advanced prices in which position thew wsr.
sustained by temporary fall in the rivers light reeein,
and decline /, frcghts, followed by an increased do.
maud, and subsequently favorable news from Eurono
diddlings "a &C. ast January-sales for month rising
10000 bales February opened with good feeling n
very general impression prevailing large decrease
would take place in tho years CIVILIZATIONS tho mar
ke was active throughout at slight advance in prices
the upward tendency being some what checked by an
Improvement in freights middlng closing at &c. Sales
OF the month $4,000 bales against receipts of I5sooo
Prices continued the greater part of March to incline in
favor Of holders sustained by reduced estimates Of the