The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-24 00:00:00

COTTON.

Subjoined is a table shoeing the product of low middling
to good middling cotton, taking the attrage of each entire year
for ten years, with the receipts at New Or and the total
crop of the United States :

Receipts at Average
N. Orleans. Price.
Bales. Cts. per lb
740,669 10
1,213,805
1,142,382 61,
837,723 11
99.5,036 11
1,429,183 8
1,661,861 9
1,440,779
1.284 768
1,759,293

f Total Crop,
1816-7 .
1847-8.... _2,347,643
1848 9 2,728,598
1849 50 2 096,706
1850-51
1831-52
1852-53 8,262,882
1853-54
1854•55
185.5-56 estimated 3,520,000
The total receipts
,at this port
last from all sources, are 1,759,293 bales.
eludes 65,329 bales received from Mobile, Flerida,
by see : and this being deducted, our receipts pray,
37,031 bales received direct fiom MontgL
&c, are shown to bo 1,693964 bales, being an .._
as compared with last year, of 445,797 bales, and an excess
over 1852 '53 of 89,973 bales. The total exports since the
Ist of September are 1,795,023 bales, of which 986,622 hales
^re shipped to Great Britain, 214,811 to France, 341,487 to
North and South of Europe, and 222,100 to Uoitel States
total receipts at all the Atlantic and Gulf ports,
.p to the latest dates received are 3.492 658 bales ; but the
actual crop, when made up to the 10th of September by the
New York Slt,:pping and Commercial List, with the difference
of stocks at Augusta and Hamburg, receipts overland, &c.,
will not be far from 3,520,000 bale ; an increase of 672,661
bales as compared with the crop of last year.
The following tables are compiled from our own records,
under the impression that they would probably be found
interesting to parties engaged in the cotton trade
Receipt at Average pr'ce
New Orleans. per bale.
979,238 $24 Oc.
1,053,633 32 0
740.669 44 0
1,213 805 29 0
1,142,382 27 0
837.723 50 49
995,036 49 0
1,429,183 31 0
1,664,864 41 0
1,440,779 38 0
1,284,768 40 0
1,759,293 40 0

9 1.16

since the let of September

id Texas

miery, Wetumpka

Seasons

1844-45
1845-46
1846-47
1847-48
1848-49
18-19.50
1850-51
185152
1852.53

Total value.
23 501,712
33,716 256
32,589,436

35,200,345
30,844,314
41,886,150
48.7.56,764
48.59'2.2224
68,259,424
54,749,602
51,390,720
70,371,720

1853 54
1854.55

1855-56

Total 12 yews.. 14,541,373
It will be seen by the above table that the cotton alone,
sold in this market within the past twelve years, has yielded a
gross product of 539,858,665 dols.

$539,858,665

Date of receipt Receipts Total Receipts Total crop
of of new crop at. of the
First bale. to Sent. 1. New Orleans. Un'd States
1844, July 23 5,720 1844-4.5, 979,238 2.394,503
184.5, July 30 6,846 1845-46, 1,0.53633 2,100,537
1846, Aug. 7 140 1846.47, 740,669 1,778,651
1847, Aug. 9 1,089 1847.48, 1,213,805 •2
347,634
1848. Aug. 5 2;864 1848-49, 1,142 382 2,728,596
1849, Aug. 7 477 1849 50, 837,723 2,696,706
1850, Aug. 11 67 1850-51, 995,036 2,355,257
1851,July 25 3,155 1851-52, 1,429,183 3,015,029
1852, Aug. 2 5,077 1852 53, 1,664.864 3,262,882
1853, Aug. 9 74 1853-54, 1,440,779 2,930,027
1854, July 25 1,391 1854-55, 1,284,768 2 847,339
1855, July 26 23,282 1855.56, 1,759,293 *3,520,000
1856,Ju1y 15 1,166 *estimate.