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NEw-ORLEANa.-As the business season has opened, we resumed our review of the market, in OFT present number, and will contateat regularly. We are sorry to find that the market opens with but poor prospects fer the cotton planters. An ntelli- gent commercial friend, who has the interest of the cotton planters much at heart writes us undcrdato of October 2, to this effect;

 You will see decline in tho price Of cotton or

 cent per pound. fear this is not the worst of il ; and should not be surprised to see cotton sod at 1 and cents, before the end of the season. Urge yopr friends 10 nase earlg sipmeais-tEer iaterest 1eiH 5e greaiiy promoted 5y dgtag so.