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- Total. ......~........... ..2,5s5 " Iohl import since Isl 32 31i bHlfs Export from let 10 22th Msy.....-........26,ll ,ll2

 The Express says :-Couom-Stnce rhe last steamer arrived there have been extensive orders in the market The sales have averaged 2,OO0 bales day, gradually improving prices. The advance Is from to tc. The market leaves off very firm. Freshts have kept down very low and our prices are nearly quite low the south this has induced shippers here stead Of going elsewhere. The stock is estimated A. bout 5O,OOO bales, and receipts large as the ex- ports. The sales of the week are l2,00O bales.

 Freghts-our port Is crowded with shipping so much so, that it has been difficult for all be nccomm odated with berhs freights conseq queuIy very much de- pressed cotton is taken to Liverpool t and to avre sc. Small vessels are wanted to bring coal from the South.

 NEw-ORLEANs. June 4.-Cotton-The transactions oi Saturday of a limited nature, only about I3OO bales having changed hands, chiefly in small parcels of Louis ianas and Mississippis. and unchanged prices. On Monday owing to the continued dulness in The market holders manifested more willingness to close at the o fered rates in cOnseq of which he sales 10 about 22OO ba!es and there besides shipment o l5OO bales These transactions nearly ali in Ten nesste and North Alabama oOttOns and vary but te, If any from those previously paid. Yesterday the market opened with good delnand which well maintained throughout the day, and 50OO bales Were sold M steady prices or in other words at rates conforming [" our previous qnoIaons, winch there fore, again continued. All of the urge have Leen in Tennessee and North Alabama cottons the stock of lOusihnHs and Mississppis being small adInit any oper9tlOns them Ol much impOrtanCe- The stock indeed, of Tennessees and North Aaba Is extremely light for tle The business of the three days o $500 bnles the prime pal purchases have been for Eng land Suulh of Flu rope. Mid 5d@6 good mid 6i06lc. Receipts to date 953,373-sIock 66,542 bales.

 EAchange-There has been pretty fair demand for descriptions Of bills since lasI and the particular for Sterling and New York Exchange. have improved little, owing 10 the rather limited suppy.- We quote Sterling at s3st per cent prem; Francs 5.26i IG5 2of NewYork 60 day bills Ui per dis sight checks per cent prem.

 Freights-There has rather activity in European ireghs within the past few days, though without any Improvement Tn the rates he engagements since Ibose noticed in lasi four ships for Liverpool l332 one for Havre al c for cotton, and two three others wh tobacco and for France. In coasIwise there is but little doing.

 Wedn asjay, PH-There change in lhe cotton mar ket. There still fair business doing the sales yester day amounting to 5000 bales Prices steady al former quotations The stock the market hecom- Ing much reduced, as the receipts hs failing off, Part of the sales of TexHs cOtton but the principal part was North Alabama and Tennessee.

 COTTON IN BLooM-The Greensborough Beaco n of the SIst ut says We saw yesterday iull blown cotton bloom. from the plants.on Of Major J. c. Whtsiit.- This is considered early by planters, and indicates for wardness in the cotton crop that promises well.