Cotton.
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letter from Mobile gives the following information in
latioa to Cotton:
The stock on hand al present may be put down n: 20 900
bale of which part board ships oadns-pa limited Tor
b,rhe- prices and about 1000 bags for sale.


0nr Cotton this year staple the best we have seem The
,e are and bear relatively high prices The
crop generally will be composed of The middle grades without
..1iSdins .. 5Sc-nferior and ordinary 5c-ell high
eassifcaon Prices we expect will decline when cur sup
nleS begin TO increase IN any quantity.


p,onciinr the growth OF the United States this year. 1t
sess to disguise ourselves that not less than "a 10
.no SS hnies ht If Cotton goes low look for is do
~ ,S will not be available for exports-as very
mSnv planters will hold the who part Of Their crops which
nun, n,ces ,youd likely hng forward. The majority OF
estmates place the Cotton crop thus; s-o ooo


Elae;aa Huana' p'...,...if000 00 to $4,000


Mobile. e....................:.so0. zoo .00 to 5S0om 5S0om


Ncw-Oreans ............ - ,V0,VVg " t,.v9,eoe


IT,, $3.50 600 to 900. .0C0 bales.


The exports to Europe have been very increased scale
as compared with the past season.