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COTTON-We have received since this day week by wagons and boats Isl baes (ofwhch 23 bales new crop and exported in time New York 5l6 bales and N Orleans ltogeher j27 bales reducing the stock in DOT, to TO baes-against 2l50 same time last year

 At our last weekly report the market entirely bare

 probably bales in the city sale. Since then the receipts have increased l23 bales of and 5s crop having been received ofwhch have sales report ed of59baeseavng about l20 bales stock unsod yeser day. There is at present opportunity for shipment northern and eastern ports, owing to which, and the tng stock the market there has been little or no competition amongst purchasers. Of the sales 8 bales were old crop mid at7c; l5 bales mid fair at ehc bales new fully fair at 9c. and bales good fair a 9c Beyond this record of the quality and price paid we say nothing to the state of the market.

 The weather up to yesterday, when were visited with fine rain, has been dry and very warm the her- mometer ranging in the shade from 90 to 94.

 The accounts from the interior still unfavorabe- decidedly and universally so, to the prospects ofhe cotton crop and il would be wrong in as impartial col latos conceal disguise the It is ofcourse to be expected that exaggerated statements will be made through ignorance design, by some, but with full allow on this head enough remains satisfy us that the receipts at this port during the coming will tainy fall short of lasprobaby reaching however an average of the last three four years. Our opinion is chiefly founded upon the character of the accounts throughout the month and especially from let received in this city during the last fortnight and formation communicated by intelligent persons who ha travelled through different sections of the cotton The papers of the interior also bring hand every mail ports the unpromsng appearance of the plant the certain and rretrevabe injury sustained through the pro longed drought. The crops have suffered still more severely and many planters will be obliged to buy large proportion of the necessary the consumption o

  Atlantic States, the crops there have suffered proportion aely and large decrease is anticipated in cotton From Louisiana and portion of Mississippi the crop ac- counts good and material increase down for the product Of that section. In North Alabama as we learn the cotton is very small and unpromising.

 The receipts of new cotton al this port date 3G bales At N Orleans up to Saturday last 2Sl bales received

 Since last weeks later foreign intelligence has been received Without any marked change the complex ion ofthe foreign markets continued favorable.

 all points, except New Orleans The demand is still very moderate and chiefly for sight funds in small amounts The Bank checks on New York at per and on New Orleans at "a per cent prem. State notes have also i'm proved about A per cent the supply light with moder- ately fair request. See table.

 FRElGHTS-The Sarah Brown for New York in port at last notice, cleared the iGh since when the brg Y. Hart has arrived, the only square gged vessel here; she E dsChafginE aEd intuaOn given whch stock Of cotton is reduced low receipts 90 light that the prospect of making full sunieWha remote. Lumber freight is plenty and belevs cargoes can easily he engaged for Cuba ports