The mail. came regularly through yesterday, win
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 taned The sales 2OO bsleq and the arrivals are 377s bales We quote ord to good ord 5 06iei mid to good mid 6s16lc; mid to mid fair 1G7bc.

 The Courier X Enquirer of the same date says i've have had auie cotton market for The last three days prlces however. have been maintained The sales for nome lime amount 2l0O bales. Ord tn good ord 5aG eic mid to good mid 6l 96sei mid to md fair 7d7sc

 CaARLEsroN June 2l-Coiton-Since last buy ers have yfrlded, and during the week 350 bales have been sold rather better prices for descrp- lions and have accordingly advanced ou quotations The stuck on sale very limited and confined to lew hands hence the which holders have obtained over purchasers. The receipts Of the week are 5bot bales We quote inf and ord 5306ii mid to mid hir 63 G7 fair fully far n D74c.

 SAVANNAH, June 20-Couon-Owing to the low stage of the rivers the receipts Of Upland are now entirely confined the Railroad. Snd have been very sbl the pa,t week The the haus oi factors for sale is probabv not much 2OO baes and they consequent y refuse 10 sell lul prices. The principal nnsrations o the week have been for hipmemt New York The long continuance 0i southefly winds has prevented arrivals and lhe port now quite bare o uu- engaged vessels. which prevents larger operations Ie sales of the week are ,2oO bales

 FreiPhts-Engagrment fur Liverpool have been made during week Al sl far square and 7lbd per 10 tor round bales cotton, and two ships 10 afrlVe nave uso been engaged al same rate'

 THe CRoPs WEArnER, &c.-A late Marion tPerry county) paper complains thai the crops still suffer ing in that county from drought In the Csnebrake and Prares they had rnin and the crops Of both grain and cotton are promising. In Bbb county they also said to he very dry.

 The Dallas Gazette Of 18th inst speaks of seeing cot ton bols the 4ih, Of the size of partridge egg IL is remarked :shoud the weather Tor gathering mol he too unfavorabe anticipate shipment of one more bales to Mobile, from this vicinity, by the goth July" The Euaw Whis Of the goth, says :-"Mr Hall of the Praries ef with us yesterday the l9th young bo nearly full grown measuring four inches and half in crcum ference It pulled from his plantation, and inf,r rn,eh he GirIy that he planted st he same time with this Il would have opened by the 4th of July"

 And the Greensboro Beacon of the 2lsl reports eceiv ing several cotton bolls more than half grown.

 RAIN-Aner a drought Of great severity tsays the Au susta Ga. Chronicle of the l9th nst we have for the last four five days had copious showers and sin cerey hope they have been general.

 DIscouRAsiNa-The Charleston Courier publishes the following extract of letter from Fairfield District, B. (. dated the l4Ih inst:

 "Over my parched and naked fields drought has reign ed aad does reign supreme My verdant fields Of small grain have witheod and died under the ravages of the chnch bugs my dwarsh and sckly corn is threat ened with annhilaon from the same cAuse; my pastures are ash bes my water courses sandbes and my cotton barely it's puny head above tho scerched earth When employed at my business devastated Oat fields, blghted and snled cotton sGksn my heart. When stroll to uncuvaled fields, fami-hed hogs staeger ing cattle comorters. Clouds Over thunder rols-bui all ends in mockery Hope has been deferred till have lost all acquaintance with it. It would seem inevitable that must not only Tail to make my bread but that the whole country around must snare my iale CRops IN OHIo-The Columbus (Oho) Statesman of the ilth inst. has the following paragraphs:

 We have had excessively hot weather for the last two or three days The thermometer varying between go and 100 the middle of the day. Last night at midnight the thermometer stood at 50, thing recoec of before About daylight this morning were blessed with fine shower but il is sail that il did not extend far-we in prospect of "moro of the sume sort" how ever" fair rnn will bring on the corn in all season, and we predict good crops where the land is titled it should he. Where it Is not there will he no crops of course. The oats, too, may be benefited yet.

 As for wheat there much better prospect than a week ten days Hgo Though the crop will be short in Ohio, there is no danger of famine From many parts Of the country the papers speak oi fair wheat crops The only place where notice oi wheat cutting mas commenced, is Virginia. and we find this paragraph

 TnE VIRGINIA WnEAT CRop-The reapers are in the fields gathering their crops which promise to be quite abundant, and in about fortnight four from new wheat may be expected in the market. The corn looked well but beginning ln he much wanted oats and hay also promised remarkably we'll"

 We think nothing shows sp little confidence in the promises of seed lime and harvest" the earsIrick en of lhe land. Let do their part and the Almighty in due season will be very likely to do his

 LlaE-The scarcity of this article during the last two or three months, and ihe consequent high price which builders have had pay for immediate supplies in pros scutOn of their contracts, has borne heavily upon this csss of our citizens Depending upon the arrangement s of dealers in this article few, if any o our builders had laid in supplies in advance of the summers eonsump

 

 ndenlly expected early in May the consgnee. of the vessel remaining to the close of last month, in gno- rance Of the that the destination of the vessel had been changed without the knowledge Of the oh rle par " These disappoin have naturally caused some grumbng against jealers and we have ourselves come in for share Of the blame having kept the notice for weeks before the public through our price cur rent that supply was in transitu, which, il is said, may have prevented other shipments We have only 10 say, that had the authority of lhe Consgnees for our statement and that they appraised that there was uncertainty respecting the cargo exGunare, we immediately announced it. For the consignees, the annexed extract of letter (which we publish by re- quest) furnishes satisfactory explanation The eltor is dated Al Thomason June TO- and addressed to J. II. RIVERS & Co.

 "Inoce the last Register received, doubts the ship ment of Lime you advertised arrive I wish that pared to Mir. Stuart of the Price Current the build CTS or consumers of Lime in Mobile and vicinity might get the impression that intended to deceive them.

 chartered the GuInare Capt. 5pauIdns, of Inc own of that vessel in April asi whilst on her passage from Mobile Boston. The Guinare to proceed from Boston to Thomaslon and load with lime for Mobe-her cargo was ready at ThOmaslon, tsay 1850 casks neJ Capt. Spauding being apprised of the engagement, mne datey his arrival Boston, chartered his vessel for a voya age 10 the West es-consequently I dis appointed. Her owners, however, engaged the brig Growler in her stead. and with all possible despatch put on board that 2O37 casks quality Thomas ion Lime She sailed May 24Ih with fair wind for Mo- bile.

 am now loading the brig Thos. P. Hart, Capt Bart le for Mobile, with 1900 casks me and now say the purchasers of lie in Mobile and vicinity that unless have uncommon bad luck shall for the future ai,Ugys have ample supply of lime hand for all purposes and further say that the price will not erceed two dol ing, always much less.

 We have lost 2463 casks of lime since October las she way from Thomaston to Mobile, vz Brig Grow fer in October 1900 casks-the ship Medora in March, 1263 casks, which partly accounts for getting out

 COMMERCE Or THE UNITED STArEs.-The National Intellgencer of yesterday the Commerce of the United States for the year ending June 30th, l844

 EXPORTS

 Exports Of Domestic Produce. ........s 99,7l5,l79

 Do Foreign uo '.......,..... ll,4e4,o67

 Total. ...--..-.....".....$lll, II 200, ,Ol6 Imports into the United stnles. lUs 435 O35 Bulance of trade in Of U. Siates....s 2765Oll COMMERCE BETWEEN THE U. STATES AND ENGLAND, -EKpos of domestic produce 10 Engan9 and depenieA- cies for the year ending June 3D. 737 3O7 Do ot foreign produce. ................. 296l569

 Total. .Sb l,I2l ,e1t Imported from England. 45,459, l2 Balance in favor of the United States. 75

 

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