Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-21
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Inc planters IN Georgia have been experimenting Egyp-
nan cotton Seed The rsut very fayoa5y
specimen was exhibited The Chronicle oce Augusta The
edior states that the staple fine and valuable
count oil It's length Should planters succeed in the
CROWN OF this description shall lave very valuable
quisono the country. Egyptian Gotten selling in Liver
pool on tie 10Th alt for II l0d which above the prices Of
best Upand and follows close after the Sea Island
quenty this description be raised in this country equal
inquaiy the real Egyptian planters will reap
golden haFvcsts. The cotton growth in this county is
yearly improving. in quality AMI quantity Some
psng planters continually trying experiments and they
always succeed in improving this grand staple of country
We notice in our Louisville slips hat large number Of
planters in Mississippi 10 hold meetings for the purpose
OF consulting to the expectancy constituting banks OF
the state their agents in the disposal instead
the commission merchants ofNew Orleans Why this new
Tansement! j. that the merchants advance their
money their consgnments merchants are
already too much indebted to them. II let the planters
ward their this There this city
that will advance IS per all coasignmens in cot
ton
The Wall Express of this moraing published
the Circular Bankers ISSUED in England) ON
the subject of cotton, without giving any comments which
plcaes hem well the Circular in publishing gross gns
Of the cotton trade and growth Of this country The
following the extract
The the cotton produced up her SOIL and
her own manniactuss which she now experts to foreign
ter unnecessary for present purpose to refer any
eetcd that have make The by bulk
weight Of cotton, nut hy It's value in pounds er
the reduum which tae crucbe must gve out IL may foe
present purpose be sufficient state npen good
authority that the capitol INFESTED in the of cotton the
United States, approaches in vaie TO nearly hundred
thousand pounds ng and that the value yearly pro-
duce in WOOL Consumed ia domestic
exported prices, with
tory correspondence To that estimate
The circular that the capital invested in growth
ia this country is nearly two hundred thousand pounds
sterling, nine hundred and yeight thousand dollars
which would $40 per bale only pun "a baespro-
dgou New for paper anl respectable sxpenny too put
forth like the above without giving any comments
shameful The Express preends be commercial paper
bat publishing this Oh satisfy any merchant
that by that title There planters at the
South that raise thaa 1000 bales in year. But when
paper states that ii is all the growth the country
why then look about We received adyices OF
the markets through New Orleans Of the l2 nstan-saes
that day AT II cents.
There a fair demand in Augusta (Ga.) on the 18th
and the transactions made &c New Cotton was
quoted at % l0ic'
Sales Savannah the 18th, and for the previous were
at u l0ac.
Tue Charleston market continues fair. Sales of the week
previous the 10th inst comprised 100 bales lie.
We had rather better demand day for cotto mar
6e Prices, however, do not materially alter The old crop
In this city is fast drawing o q close