DOMESTIC MARKETS.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

 The NEw-YoRK cotton market after the receipt of the Great Westerns advices, became very quiet-no sales reported Monday, 2d. Operators were ooking IL said for depression the other sde but the de- cline has proved grenter than anticipated The Express of the morning of the Sd says-In he absence of sales it is difficult predict what the opening sales will be- but the impression that decline Of tc will be submit led ton

 Al PHILADELPHIA, it IS remarked :-The cotton mar kes does not appear to be much affected by the recent English news; small sales making al steady prices At SAVANNAH 9th inst, safes Of previous week re- ported at 4O46 bales. hanged-middlng 60GIc Receipts of week 1926 baes-of season 2s7 l24 bale against 226, ,49l time last year. Stock 29 94O4-las year ll,344 Freishls Liverpool sd for square and 7-l6d for roand bales.

 Stock of cotton at MACON June 1st 6,9ll bales Re- ceipts of season, I32, ,s63 bales.

 Stock at COLUMBUS, June 4lh, 5,44l bales. Receipts s2, 2,466 bales.

 vrReINIA-RecePts of cotton June lst, l9, ,75O bales Stock 2500 bales. Exported to France l5O, N. of Eu- rope Is4O

 The export of 1l50 bales reported to Liverpool should have been Amsterdam No vessel has yet cleared with cotton 10 Liverpool this seusou-one is loading.

 EARLY COTTON BLooMs-we noticed few days since the appearance of blooms the 30h of May in Greene

 

 in Warren county, Miss. week earlier on the plan,a- tion of Gov McNutt IL is said abunda nee bloOn the 24h of May, and bolls formed on the 1it June.

 In the parishes of St Landry and Lafayette, Lou the cotton crop suffering with the 'sore shin The cold wet weather had also injured il.

 COTTON PREss-A new Cotton Press, invented by Mir. Tyler of NewOrleans, and of winch some notice has already been taken in this paper has recently been queatly and fully tested in that city, gentleman who witnessed it's performance writes to his friend in this iy, that he is convinced this press will eventually super Cede the and every other kind of press used for compressing cotton. He remarks The fact is the sghtness of friction, the absence of nearly all abt oi breaksge, growing ont of its beautiful simplicity construction, its working with such velocity, and time with such gigantic power induces he irresis 1ble conviction that il succeed. By actual expert ment ascerained that this press only require 75 10 100 of steam, whereas press require, from 300 to 400 do the work-the difference being in the friction. We understand that 1t is in con- temptation of these Presses in this city senson.