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NEwORLEANs, August 2-CQton-Arrved during the 393 bsles-cleared time 22l baes leaV ing stock on hand of 2s05 baes

 The dsmand throughout the week has been of the character end such small lots have been offer cd for sale have been eagerly sought aer both for the North and for filing up shipping engagements for Lii pool, etc The receipts have been trning however, that the market has been kept almost entirely bsre and nt this moment probably all he scattering lots sae do not exceed 200 bales We have not therefnte.-nor have we had for some weeks past-scarcely enough oonsuie market and although prices hre very full and in instanoes above quotations. they irregular according to the necessities of parties that we do not feel wnrrnnteh in changing figures up on the uiniug udnsacUUns of The present moment The ales oi the week Nuonti 10 bHies principally a ihe following quoiaaHs:'nftior ilH5s ordinary ,kn ti; mild ing t4 064 good nj ding lM ,; mddiirR fs 6aai; fair 7t6s5l good ir 7,6eii good and fine 643.

 NEW COTTON cf the bale, received al New Or leans Con the 3lst utl has been sold l5c. Il waa cs,soI inr eooI f,r.

 A bale of crop received at savannah the 2slh ut, pr"viousl! sold al Macon for 10 I-I6c. Il ci4sstd inr!diins fair to fair

 A pale or now crop received Augusta the 2.th July.

 We have received in this ely up to la5t evening o bales new cutton-l on tie 25lh Gt on S0ih and on friday sst. One o tho ulter sold aI 9c. l. is q beautiful article, Of fine staple and coor chasing fully Liverpool gcod f,ir.' IL grown the plantation of Col. Pickett, Autaogs county.

 CoTToH.-The Alexandria Ls) Democrat, of the iGih inst that the is doing Considerable damage the cotton crops a that quater. The prospect wH, however, he whole rather fair, in the of ing the caterpillar Il is stated that hy very much re- semblns the moth ol this destructive insect, has made its appearance n some of the plantations

 CROPS IN MIsslsslPPI.-1he Port Gibson Herald, o the l1th inst saysWe have during he past ten days visited several o the largest and most productive cotton growing counties of the State Tith few exceptions the fields look we'll and promise full crop, and the prospect of abundant corn crop nover na- tsfins. From what have seen, fully convinc cd that the present corn crop of Souh Mississippi will far exceed that Of any previous yesr.h