NEW ORLEANS, Aug.
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NEW oRbBASs, Aug. :. The Cotton Market during the week very heavy. The entire sales reached about 45o b. viz 100 Louisiana and Mississippi l0l 23 at 1O 2s s1 l3O Ala e l2 Texas 8l. Prices were merely nominal.

 Received during the week 5O5 b. Cleared 1894 blea- wing a stock of ls,80l b.

 The account of the crops from Iousana and Mssissp- pi favorable, and the planters taking advantage of the fine weather pick the bos fast they open ed Among the receipts of the week. bales of the new crop; of which chased "air" sold He per lb. Western produce was very abundant but notwith- standing increased facilities for shipment there was scarcely any inquiry for export.

 In Exchange there alteration price, and sales dull. The same is reported of freehts.

 The total number pounds of Pork shipped from the st Oct. last till the present time, s,224OOO During the same time for the previous year S,64S326 show ing the enormous disparity of 455O674 lbs In almost al the staple articles of Western produce similar differ ence in favor of the past season exists

 The quotations of Exchange at Aususta on the 5th were for drafts on New York at l la prem; checks per cent; Philadelphia par. decided improvement had taken place in Georgia Railroad Notes. The papers had been managed.

 Gov Mcdonald has appointed receivers for the Bank of Columbus and the Planters and Merchants Bank, to take charge of their this course were pursued with every suspended Bank the State of Georgia would require no better "Reguator" than Gov. Mcdonald. There strong and general disposition in the force the banks into honesty and propriey and with the reapng of the abundant crop of the il Is expected that the Georgia currency will stand almost par with that of its nelghbor South Carolina