We copy the following extract of a letter to the editor, from the Charleston Mercury:
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 CINCINNATI July 5, l847.

 "The impression in the West, among the manufacturers, is that bagging will rule very high this fall; but ve,y few of the manufacturers are or have been vii. ling to sell at under l5c. Ircfused l35c. cash for l 900 pieces on Monday. Ii the crops should be large, it will be dif> ficuDt to coverif. So far, It never look ed better in the Mississippi couniry. Hemp has risen in the las, week from 0i5 to S20 per ton there is not supply fo, the manufacturers, and they will have to pay high for it this fall-from $6 tc .! per cwt. cash, if they get it al all"

 If such is the case, it would be wise for planters. who have not as yet pur chased their supplies, 10 do so as soor as possible.