The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-10
PoH THE CAapEx Jorssat.
TIE COTTON CROP

We f,cqusntly hear thr question p.opeuroed.
what will The market open al The cusaine s-ssan
We cannot perhaps answr, this query definitely
and 'a'sssn ary, bui yc, facts may bc brought TO
view, which II duly. REGARDED Ivy ihc agricultural
rcduund greatly 10 thcfr inir,cSt we think tbo
iau!i wiii hkelY be ON tho plan,rY wis,isx their
cotton TOO early 20 market This plan bc,sioiosc
has sneerrdcd sdtasrahly but there ara 'eireur,.
sisncss al thus era jus,,iying departure from this
custom which s;c easily made u,anifcsl The opia.
ION hs. already ob,aincd thai , more sbandsu,
crop vii tc made upon iAc high lsud. tsrieular
hJ .'an has seru cstG,.cd, foTcrsfa! Of tho rrvCr
al jaialsLsfJ as,dc from Tho excessive rs!p. t,s,
cotton ia ye, lsLle 10. IL - true, howercr, tina,
The up laad planter. have had toe.abic far psos.
Psei untl arecnsly--but wc now hear OF TIC rcs 70
gfr.r. OF iess rsir OF on errry piznta,iuu iogrih
CT With thc ssstdding OF nee iosnis OF pods. kuda
conunuanec Of itu extraordinary tails OF rain can.
mol jail TO produce pserslrncc Of shedding and
tDt 10 an alarming extent And /. - by iA,s iha,
shost crop usually oeeurz Ia this county. 10,
What arc The fscis bcfosc % 'sfr they nas such a.
~e hare nrvcs hrfase experienced Look to The
wratwasd. and ~hai do uc brhold-,i,cir fertile
ttvrts and sasi bottoms where oue serr will yirla
mote hsn urre upoa thc high groSnds and no.
S"td Of this great staple - sen 10 aoa,s,h. Aud
snPrradd 70 thai The gree. ailuro In Teaas and Slcx,
:ea. e"nsqnenl upon siaia ofgrneral nsanreiioa
and waf- The sich lsndr Of Georgia and Alabama
bases ,irg on the Geek nation. eopaisiirriy uonc
will TO raised 10 say nothing Of the decrease in
Faonda from The ssu,c caose ; and tho destruction
upon ous own risrfs from tirshctsapd hEc wise ,i,o
loss Of our pine land bottoms. For ], IL notorious
;haiere,y high land planter oulIrutrs az loss
Of reclaimed pond az s~nmr, yielding no ,neoBs;d.
iaundaird ans .lmos. iosalIs destroyed Aud in ID.
c,iion 10 this the appcsrrcce Of shr slcddins and
70, raves no doubt but thar The failure viii be q
great ~ FIRST imagined.
irt tus no" consider thr remedy. It's obviously
"uf policy 10 BE- patient aud nos rush eur cotton 3
market a. soon - i may Be packed II TIA, course
DC pursued most of Tho planters uIl isuanbly haye
soid their bcst eosaons before ths imprcs.idn d made
upon The Liverpool market 10 what sn extent tbs !
pfcs'nt crop may TAIL TO rsect Tho demands Of the
manufacturers Twenty crnts 10 To be surr some-i
thing ei haii and prisy inviting temptation,
bal would rraist Il. Mos, Of the planners arc !,
FREQ from pecunia1v cmhetrsssncni, aud ean &c.
tain their cotton until ptop,.lous time ior srIlinr
and u this e"arsV be boi adopted the Consequence
will DO that most Of will bc clear Of produce
be iorc the market sracbes is acme. And What will
II aguiy f Tho price should be twenty 6vr or thir.
y cent. at tsc opening Of sptiue. e uhei.s have
gone o.! q, ID OF ls ccnts Aud bcsitcs AZ manu.
HANGED value src,ns to bs pfcdicssrd upoa cotton
NJ tect ~ cents, when ,c truth is planler with
sa. fr~ c1es p.ons) can got out and earsr TO maf.
s's tr ono fourth pi Ills crop, bciurc lhc p'ies
ce'nra do~;p and rsners variousiy frnrn ~ 10 Is
cents but when about 20 bny an article, any
spsessd property, i!thr.' 10 n mufmu' CT TIC price
VIZ arr ~gnican,ty told tat cotton is twr nty cents
whcr the tact ~ scarce n,,ic al avrrs.c tf Ial
cents Dai the cotton grower has the advantage in
lhis s'nsano~--lPi trm bot rria,n ihor cotton until
The most Of 1t picked from the ird and enset the
market aii~i sarci,y erstrd, and thy ...l,
meet pr'cr tha, is important, snd will cnabi, heu
I" aeccas {" u'e prcseu, cxuavasnnt demand scf
s"cts and property. with NOR coiGialiiy
u hos brrs nscertained tia, The consumption
keeps ai'rsd OF tLc incrcaAe Of production fvc per
togeitcr wiu, ,lr benefits rsul'ing from
The 'a.f tar coep'omsc, giving guarantee of ircc
trade I" III" speeuiating a',d manufacturing portion
II the ""f.d II is apparcn, to political ce"no,nicts
ii,at 'h' great staples OF rec and Cotton, will con-
!inuc I" adv sne" IN price when iu'l crop is
'nad"- ''rn"" The gradual imprnv cm'n. within the
Lar, 'hrc" ycnr, Therefore | would saw 10 the
great body Of panicts In South Carolina, Georgia
tiH"ama and Siis..ssipri hold vsu, ..sion, b.. pa
'n'' al ;c'' canno, fail ul'ima,e!. 20 realize q