Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-07
AUGUSTA. Inne !


drawing To close. though country merchants
continue to visit or city inr their summer sup
plies, with wlIirh onr stores are abundnnily III.
led. and ffvin which good assorimGnts san be
procured. iiu groceries also our stores ccTtnn
excellent assoi,ments. Bui the receipt Of pro
ducc. which generally gives more animation
10 trade. IS becoming lighter every day. though
We have been informed that splne cotton still
reaIain IN The country, but which viii not be
forwarded for sale IlIis season, the hnlders be.
Ing nble to keep il. with the expectation Of re.
azine I better price the -neIt season. ih.
expccia,ion.i il Go doubt entertained from the
nniayorahle prospects pf' the growing crops.
II is our opinion th:rt III prcsrmt IL Idle TO
make an estimate OF The effect The backward.
ness oi the season will have on the extent of
the new crnp. Several sections of the stale
'have no coubt suilcr-i, an, il is certain that
however favorable The remainder Of the season
maybe for the growth of cotton, yet ia some
sectinn, II IL ont of the qnes,ion 10 expect full
crop. In o:ier sections. where they ha'e>anen
favored by iiore, ,propi,iaiis weather. the c".'
ton fields appear 10 hr IA batter condition.
The accounts from AInbama. I.9uisIana, and
Mississippi. are contradictory. though ii,ry nj!
agree III representing the growing rroIs "s
worse looking Than those OF the proceeding
year. We mnst therefore wait n few months
.Gnccr. before We can form n correct estimate
OF The rxrcn, pf ihr new crop. Our present
!s.ka. mo ue.; crop cannot-scach.
under any fa:oraL!c circumstances. ti..; may
occnr. tho extent Of the last.
We find that the prices current before tie
arrival OF the Caledonia. have heen mainfain-
cd. mud thai the seaport markets have shown
We hcIicye. To he aScrbcd 10 tho well founded
opinion that the carrcnt picrs for cotton. ia
the European markets. Ut The latest dates. will
not decline much lower. il!aIsh EucSiatsens
may pccur !. Is our opinion that. if the pT.ce
Of tlir r:.w ns:ieriai doe, not decline. it cannot
materially advancc, ir.Iil IL j. well n-cer.ajnrd
thai HE growing crnp Of this coam,ry will BIO
,.urn deficient thauig j. nUw estimated. Abnut
Iu!y and Angus:. we may know wha, rates
viii probr5y govern ut the commencement n.
The next season. The next ad,icss iro,n En-
rope. which may b. expected her" III the course
of next week. will represent trade, .grneruily
considered. as SILL n'rr"vng: hnt we would
not he surprised should ihcsr adYices rs re-.
CARDS cotton. be nnt SO favorable rs some ex-
pect. The ndviccs wc will receive w:lI be dated
May ~. aud 10 thai day The supply and stock
of cation which NAV have reluaiued and hcen
received in Liverpool. will be probably 800 900
bales, OF winch 755O. 100 bales III be Amcrican.
outstanding The Increased demand for COLI
sumption. II uiis large alpi unprccedaIt-
ed supply ard stock has had the efcc; n: rro-
ducing n small decline IN prices. we believe
that II will he bui memeninry. bccause from
alnu. The middle nf July the outgoing will lr
infinitely larger llIan the supply from tue c"tui'
Try. The export ofcot;on from tins cHa,l,sy 10
Liverpool. aitlie la,estdairs. amounted 10 about
I. $50, QUO bales. The imports of American
colon into Liverpool. from the Ia, Of Septem.
Dor, iS40, te- the 'irt muy, iri3, amounted 10
about asa oaa. G:.a i.as. So that there are now n
transi,u, 10 Liverpo,I. abou, 100000 halAs
w...ch :yi!l ::.s::c L.arc by lie middle Of July
The stock of American cotton in Liverpool on
the lsi OF May was abou, 550. 600 bales aud if
We add tho supply Of $40, ,0U9 bales. which viii
he received by the middle Of July, the supply
aud stock would be 0S0 900 bales. But from
this supply aud stock Of l.OS0.G00 bales, we
must deduct what may Be taken by the trade
Tor consumption und expert and perhaps f,i
speculation. which, we wifi estimate at 400 QUO
baleS.-Then the stock ia The middle OF July.
nr al,nu; that time. will no, be more Than ESQ.,
GiU buics Au.eI;can cotl0li. five are correct
in our cstiigatc. this stock of $4,000 bales.
will continue 10 dcci ease, ns the ou:s oinss viii
he uaic extensive than the supply. .aniil the
ncw crop begins 10 come in. Between The
time that the. supply is 10 be considerably less
l!,an the on:s o'nss. and the rev crop wil be-
gin 10 arrive, Iyc. cannotie what prices will
govern i!Ie uari;rts. ~ ;hr.e are 20 many un.
i0reseen circumstances that mIy Influence
them. 80 as TO produce .ap advance or decline
in prices.
Go,taa-Our marks, t,as-hce aciiye. sincc
our notice oiiaa Thursday, ard the demnnd
iair. and wuuld have been rforesn. had the
quantity on the market being larger Blu, lille
is oiieriu: on planters account, tiad what has
heen operated upon was in ecold hands
The sales, taking these circumstances into
vicg. have been large, bnr the principal sales
.wcrc effected on 'raestay, when about 1900
bales changed aanyrS. IA rrlcs ranging fron "a
10 50 cents, With a sInall lot al 81 cents, which
prices ara within { Of cen, Of the current
rates beiar, The arrival of the Hibcruia. The
receipts continue very Eight by lie rail road
and wagons. The mnrkst closed yesterday
comparatively quiet, bdt viii, fir aud good
feeling.
:, EIehaHcs.-As we expected exchange on
ite north has undergone q small advance. /,
il no, scarce; the supply is fully equal to the
d@nand; but we have TO qnu,c ii Mt par to Que.
half Of one per cent. Premium. The Central
Bank money has again improved; The rates
yesterday were rs 10 Ia per cent. discount.
Six per cent. state bqHl!s we quote n, 81 to 55
the eigIi per ccns'ss ere scarce, and none bard
iY offering.
ColuARJ., June /.
cottou-LT'ae receipts have besn ighs dur