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usual and little or no injury was sustained in the river navigation while freight and charges ofevery description ruled per cent lower than any previous In these particulars planters have been immediately beneht ed in the aggregate probably half million of dollars in the advantage accung to the elevated char acter of their staple in other marts.

 In connection with the fine order in which the last crop "npromsing few days of wet weather intervening al large share credit to the superior press and warehouse system which exists hereexceecngn 1t IS believed in ex- convenience and safety that of other port in the country Through competition the charges for compres sing storage, wharfage etc. were reduced last season be- low remuneratve point, and we think probable next year's tariff will be somewhat higher.

 few other particulars may be alluded to In which the last season differed from the one. Business has been ofa legitimate regular character comparatively little speculation prevailing at any period the principal in and 2nd week of February and st and 4th week in March The wild transactions of the previous yeai rendered dealers extremely crcumspec in their business increased exports legitimate foreign orders. marked increase also taken place in the trade with the north Europe and outpors to of which have now to report the shipments of from this porta fact

 Awhile the demand all other parts of Europe continues on the nerease) of the most gratifying kind in the history shipped direct to Russia andone to China. With Spain however there has been the remarkable increase lin irae the exports during the past alone exceed ling the aggregate of the previous i6 years.

 II Another peciarity may be mentioned The last crop although the largest by 35OO0 bales shipped iron this port was not only better handled with dis patch and the seasons business wound up with lighte stock and at an earlier day than any year.

 

 previous 495 bs The average prices in this mar ket during the of l543 ruled nearly 35 per cen Hover 2c. per lb) higher than last year The average ue per bale assumed at nearly s3s-ast year about s2e estimated aggregate value of cotton exported from port all quarters Sl1 for 5l34, and Sl 000, boo last difference of three and halfmlions dollars against i5445 The value of foreign exports alon $iO 702i0 last year-agains s9996 25l the year Ivous. Coastwse shipments last year but little over cent in value of the preceding reference to ou tables however will show that eastern manufacturer have taken nearly an equal amountthe great in the numbers of bales Cover 00 being to N fo band New Orleans, to which points the principal specua live operations of "A had been directed. =.

 The increase in receipts from the different sections of tn interior has been Alabama river and tributaries about pc cent Tombgbee and Little Bgbee l5 Warrior nearly ls By wagons increase of 10 per cent while the ceips by ferry boat have fallen of to few hundred bales H In respects at the close of the of f543i yas intimated that the weather in general had until with lin brief period, been unusually fne-rather too muc rain falling August inducing an apprehension that tn cess Ofgowth The prevalence of seasonsble fall weah result although falling tie short of the earlier est mates being cypp of ,I96 bales may be yemaEke