Review of the Mobile Market.
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 COTTON--Since Friday evening week we have recei- we'd 67l4 bales and exported 25 l56 bales-feducng stock to 10435 bales against l2S4I6 last time. In the clearances week before last noticed csrgoes for Russia the last week l for Amsterdam ? Trieste and small cargoes for Spain via Havana the balance for England, France and coastwse. The value of foreign exports during the past week exceeds $50 00O that of cargo alone for Liverpool upwards Of SOOO

 market has been very quiet for the last fortnight the aggregate sales in that time not amounting than fair weeks business. In the week before last holders had the advantage of the market tu ing which they the slight depression which repor the 5h instant prices closing the 18th ut the of the and showing advance upon quota Of the 4th January, he lowest point of the season) of 2sc. per b During the week the market has been unsettled and sales irregular but in general favorable to purchasers, and assuming the trans actions of the last two three days crite reduce figures M foot eighth Of cent b. all grades below farOn that quality the decline is nearly n iAc. IL should he remembered, however, in cOnnec- ton with this depressOn that it is reluctantly sub med to, and believed. only through the pressure of circumstances some holders still iining firm for awaiting the result of the Great Westerns news which are due today The transactions have been principally for export to England, nothing of note hay ing been done in French orders since the arrival of the last steamer and but little account of home markets manufacturers.

 The particulars uf the weeks business are Saturday 1000 bales the market being easier in quarters; ruling in favor of buyers Tuesday better enquiry prevailed sales reaching nearly 2OO bales, at about c decline upon Friday. Since Tuesday and during the last three days the business has been about the extent

 O0 bales per day, prices continuing without material change. The weeks business sums up 9,500 baes The better descriptions being neglected, have declined than the mding and lower grades, and hence reduc previous figures c. fair while all below is only quoted .c. lower. The market closed yesterday with rather less disposition the of holders take with market prices most of them preferng to wait the arrival of the Sales for week ending 18th inst 900 bales-receipts lO8U3. For week ending 5th II 400O baes-receipts l3,5lO.