The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-07
Cotton Trade.

o. L.
The advance on this article, since the arrival Of the
Britannia, reached full quarter of all Qualities
that Th 10 o. mgr even
principally confined 10 the wants Of domestic manuac
turers and purchasers submit to TIC rise in prices the
extent OF the immediate supplies required.
Considerable activity prevailed day, and the sales
areguite eStens, e, teaching oy r $500 bales.
We learn from a gentleman " no this day received a
letter from erior Of Alabama that ccutinued and
heavy rains prevail ant the Gotten is ia. running.
sale OF large Ut Of damaged cotton vas made TO day
premises destroyed by fire few days since. phe
Ut, though brought u cent pound being opin-
purchaser to weed
The reports from ali t4rts Of he south equally
favorable and the season too lar advanced benefit
plant much, should he remainder he good W. ather.
The cop viii short but to what extent it is mpcssi
BILE TO judse Tne impression Of those who have travelled
through the cotton gro" ipS part OF the country is that
the ,ieid will be iuil onehrd below average quaint
i, TO sey nothing about quality.
The report Of the Savannah market of the ls instant
I'VE have had brisk demand during the week, and
every hiog offered has been sold at full prcesin
tsined. The sales amount to 662 bales follows IS
81 bales per h. This demand has been prnci
psy fer Northern account and is not predcated in
way upon Liverpool advices but owing to the spec
ulstivs feeling existing New Yo b.sed upon the bad
counts received there 81 he growing crop, which We
a. viii prove any thing out healthy speeua.,sn
this week OF the bales reported in our last was sold
nj 81 Cents. We have So t lie o. the crop and
give any olnion to is character. With gard 20 it
Weld the prospect is improving and the accounts arr
nuch more tvorabie than they have been for week
past, though the general impression is that uDder any
circumstances. uelss are favored with late season
the crop viii ce much shoito' s,t year
The report Of the Chariss,on MARKET for the 2iinstan
saysWe quote hfericr md crdiaI. 81 8, ndclr 10
mi.dlng hlr q II, fir and iully far u 81; goo
fair aud good pei H. With ,gsrl' the prospects,
Of the Cotton crcpot the current year, is toI 10
dvarce opnion with any degree OF certainty 90 10
Its proba 'p yield one thing, howeveiis cerain-,he
~ heal Graf h. al
backward spring and secondly by the heavy rains during
the months of July and August which have prevailed
and the crop quen'y weeks behind that Of
previous years. hch has already caused much specua
on on, noo o. son ooo
1000 000 must be borne in mind, however, that these
estimates are based upon the vicissudes the plant bas
TO undergo during the tall months. Much will DEEPEN
on the period when frost is experienced which tim,
alone will develope.
It's impossible TO conjecture what will be The opening
prices OF market iorhe article, but will state
lew facts and leave those interested 10 draw their
conclusions 1t will be recoeced that recent accounts
from the other side advise Of an improvement in prices
but should unforeseen circumstances cause them TO
recede the belief is that the supply in this country is too
light TO be atectec by such casualty IN addition Il
which have been informed that our northern manu-
lecturers generally have surplus stock and many
heavy orders for goods for east and
mar kets that IL s more than probable that the first
the new crop VIII b. taken on srva Tor domestic con-
demand for foreign shipment, prices will probably rule
high but this is not he expected in the face OF the
large stocks Of Cotton in most Of the European markets
The best course, for aDters to pursue
send their crops 10 market early as possible rely
substantial equivalent, than upon coniDgen
cies which may never arise.
The crop Of Sea Island is represented rs having suffer
ed serious injury from recent heavy rains to which must
be added in the last weeks accounts iron the
islands inform vi the rapid spread OF the caterpillar
from which, in the present backward state OF The plant
much serious loss is 20 be apprehented; ard Do
ponds very much upon early or late frost whether tho
crop Of this stspie vii! not be short one