The yesterday brought New York dates olhe 29 Ih and 30th-ths 3lst due
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and 30lh-ths 3lst due.

 The shipping List of the 30h ult., says the cotton market for the past three days has been extremely mae

 tive, tho sales during that time barely reaching YOU oas

 this may be attributed tho 1rnness Of holders ana the unwingnesa of buyers purchase 10 any extent al present raes ws however, make no change LII our quo talons The stocks in the ports Of the united sthe' will be seen by our table published 10 day. nre unusually l,ebt oor hi. n.rad or the ssason this port iS simsted at about 53O0O bales The transactions are as follovu-ordinsry to good ord. 6i@7ci mid. 10 good mid 7ln7s mid fair fair s0si fully .ar to good fair eae4 Ike srrvas have boon 2545 bales l426 from Mo- bile.

 CHARLEsroN, Auaust 2.-Couon-The trnnsae tlons in Upland cotton throughout ths week just cosed have bssn on very limited scae the sales having been fined 10 sm'l lots Tor coastwise shipment at very ul prices We would remark that the trAnsactiOnS have continue former quotations they must for the present bs considered nominal Since our last publication, two bales tho crop have reached this market the one fom columbia, and the other from Hamburg, (S. CD which is week in advance of the first bss ot Ihs pre- viOus season. The receipts Of the week have been 1854 baes. and the sales in the time some 400 bales. We have been informed that of Ihe bags of the crop, mentioned above, brought lOc.

 THs CRors Accounts from all parts of the country tell of short crops. We now speak with certainty of Inc crops, which generally of fully one haf-in many places two-thrds or Ihree-fOurths In many places there has not heen ram sufcenI to wet the ground any time, about three months during

 e greater part or whch ime the weather hhs been ek- cessiyely warm Cotton is generally remarkably small and unpromisinS, more pe haps, than M the same time any year, Tor the last ten twelve years. The drought has continued long that the ground has be come dry not 10 afford sufficient moisture 10 keep the weed in growing state. There musI be greHl change for the better, else the crop must fall M short ol average one. IT is however impossible, yet. 10 speculate with any thing like certainty the result Good seasons, in future, and favorable fall, do much 10 help the crop The weather has somewhpt tolerated bnt c0ninuss perfectly dry The nights sufficiently cool and qne pleasant Selma Free Frees. August 2

 CReFs IN MIssisaIrAI.-The PauIdiug Clarion says

 We understand fhat the crops have suffered severely from drouIh Ia Heshobn conny the present se,son. In many places, the corn crops have entirely failed.

 Corn is very in suJerdae county and is sell ing freely at Sl per hnshe In many portions oi the county the crops are suffering severely from drouIh.

 NEW CoTToN.-The Greeusboro' Beacon Of the 2nd inst. says

 FIVE BALES OF NEW CoTToN N.-Mr A. Kenlrck sen, bales o new cotton 10 Chny's lsnliog the 3lzt uI rom the plantation of Col. sam'i Pickehs.