Review of the Mobile 1JnrEe,
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CoTToN-The receipts since this day week amount tc 752 baes including bales Nankeen cotton from N Or Ieans The arrivals by wagons ll9 baess The ex ports in period amount J97 Understandings stock to 10 205 bales, against l9052 same time last year.

 At our weekly report of the 7th inst the market was quoted closing heavymddling' 6c. On Saturday the business very limited at previous prices Monday mail brought to hand the foreign news per Great Wes- tern which proving unfavorabe than anticipated it immediate effect here depress prices first "a and subsequently, nearly another 1scthe decline agreea- be Monday and Tuesdays business being considered 1 0 4c upon the rates the opening of the week -middng quoted at 5}lc. This was the lowest point, since when the market has rallied and prices have grad- ally improved until the decline above quoted has been fully reganed by seller-he paid prices in the bulk of Thursdays transactions well for the limited operations of yesterday being full up the quotations of this day week

 We report theiweek's business at 1900 bales, of which 100 Saturday, 400 Monday 500 Tuesday, and 300 the last three days The stock remaining unsold esma ted at ls00 bales The principal buying has English The market closes firm at the anne xed prices.