Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-27

=, RAIDERS arc referred 10 the circular
Messrs. W. Davidson & Co., for news
actions in Cotton the past season. These
pO will continue to advise us of the chang.
prices, and all other matters of interest
commercial men. The circular will bo
contain information Of interest, and
intelligence and high standing Of this as
erca house, may be received with impIi-
dence.
NEW oRLEANs, September lst, lSij.
Wa,lbourns y Pryor,
,n:
,o,n;,y with our annual custom, We avail of
.enceinent Of another commercial year to sub
r. friends few remarks on the probable course
o,,on market during the approaching usiness
hicb, at this time, may be of some interest.
haunt of the last crop Of Cotton is ascertiined
Ason in roGnd numbers, . ,4OO. 600 bales an ex-
|OO 900 bales over that Of lc43 yet, not%Ith.
this immense production, we tnd by late ad.
A, the combined stocks in the leading markets
g, were but trihc more than at the same pc
wear: and, on this side, nearly the whole Of
rop is already disposed Of From this port, at
e receipts for the year just terminated have
,235 bales, The shipments have exceeded the
our closing. stock being $500 bales less than
n the opening Of the season. The extension
the cultivation of Cotton in this country, II Is
proven, has not been more than the present
bton of the staple justifes, and which bids fair
Sc 10 a far Crater ratio than 1t has hitherto
Rging from the unparalleled activity that reign
puf, rin a NJ h.
Middle States, and throughout those Of Europe
". and the large and Profitable investments
Ily making in the erection Of new mills IN
kntrics In Liverpool alone, the actual deliv-
Cotton TO the trade have increased, since the
bg Of the year, 5000 bales per weeA and
tly required for our domestic manufactures,
htifying to observe, has risen from 3Io,-
i about 45n 900 bales and by the close o.
|ing season, will, in all probability, have reach
" GUO,OU bales: quantity about equa! to one
d our entire production This fact is OF the
|impor lance in double point Of view, as not
Il the existence Of an extensive home demand
bn absorb very large portion "i our crop Da'
End materially 10 relieve our m1rkets on th'>
Hn that dependence upon foreign buyers, "hlch' |
er almost exclusive control, based upon COMB |
amongst themselves, aud upon the magnitude |
purchases as compared with those for our
they have hitherto been enabled
WIDEN, pre- udce of the planter. to MAINTAIN so
billy. Admitting. therefore, that the present
| be us large as the last, which however IS by no
probable, such an immense supply OF the raw
will be needed. TO meet the rapidly increasing
for Cotton goods which is sptingng Up IN al
/ the world, that no apPr,hcnsions, We think,
entertained of any material reduction from the
~ current; n the cnnirary. every ciTcuulsi4n'r
belief that prices have t>-n fi III. II ''"tss.
il henceforward the value Of Coti"n, nom Jc1f
will continue gradually 10 rmp.o'e. I"e e.
this encouraging position of our greats,1P'e
bming daily apparent in the confidence mat Is
Id by all Glasses Of our mercantile community !
coming season will be one oi unusual activity,
/ good and healthy business will result from
'ulse arising from Il well based and natural nm /
In, in its current value, the medium by winch
tanch Of the commerce Of our City is SO lmmG- !
regulated.
|otlon consigned to ~ address w Il b covered,
|, by our open policies Of insurance, "klycf an"
In,ess special instructions be given to the con-
Ind repeating the assurance that the business en-
h. US will continue to Lu. our most prompt AT
Ne are, Respectfully,
Your 0bcdient Servants.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON & co
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