Review of ti,e Mobile uEar,.et.
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CoTToN-The receipts since this day week amount to t2J bales-exports The stock hand and ship-board not cleared, amounts 472 bsles-aganst 3,57l same time last year.

 Al the close of the week preceding the just ended the total stock unsold in this market estimated t2G0 baes-a supply too limited induce my interest on the part of purchasers generally the buying in consequence has been restricted broker who has cleaned the market of every thing sale 10 j bales. The weeks sales embrace crop of IA bales which has been held here undor limits for the last two months It is reported 10 mid fair and sold for ac The balance' some 40 or 50 bales, chiefly ord and mid qualities were picked here and there al prices ranging from to c Three bales of the crop received Saturday and more yeserday-the first sold early in the week. ofthe bales, beautiful article, bringing 9c Itwas grown on Col Pckelts plantation, Autauga county, and cassed good fair We understand that ofthe bales received yesterday is casset mid fair fair the balance good mid. It is not we believe yet offered for sale.

 The receipts of cotton to date i3 baes. Same time last season. we had received 10 bales.

 From the country we have conflicting accounts. Tn sections ofDlas, Wilcox Perry and other counties is reported thn the injurious effects of the drought far papable than heretofore the it b said has opened in the fields much general than in former seasons and the first picking will bea heavy but is anticipated the subsequent gleaaings will show an i'm mcnse faing olf Already, t, said the plant shows questionable evidence Of decay that but little hope iSts the maturity of the ncpen blooms and crns now the stalk On le other hand, hear from Co., lumbus and the country adjacent in this State and Misss sipp tha the prospect is very fine. We learn also that of the canebrake lands will produce laIse crpp, and the prarcs its believed will give yield II is impossible this early day predict the result bur the impression strong that reasonably anticipate than average crop in this State. No be- leve pretends that the prospect equal to last the time ofyear.

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