The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-09-04
Cotton Crop, Probable Prospects, sc.

NOtkVA 1tOpi X AohA3le prospects Gee
The market for the present crop Of cotton
will no doubt open we'll lie accounts from
Great Britain, - 5th .Tulf. shew that The
stock on hand there q; that date is near
.@C1,o00 bales less than At the same time in
1858, and u Will he ai,ou, months fom 5ih
July, befoe they bezja t. receive tho pre-
sent cron. which will make considerable re-
.dH"'inn al The amount on hand.-The az
NOM, ~ bs2f in Boston aud other northern
.ciS 8, : comparatively trifnc. whilst the
View OI!tahs market il nearly closed, all Of
Which, taken with abr adnitied shortness of
last yea'9 crnp oi ab3l@ 4,iG,kD0 bales, and
ne rather gloomy pre- e24ct OF the DreSo Il.
growing crop,~frof 'rs ialeness, and the Sin
.guiarly cbargeable weather we have exper
fenced. and We feel very little hesitation in
believing that the present crop will average
lat least from 10 &c cents TIE marker
must oIen we'll. all those who have il read,
should Il lhet cotton. fot although two
crops IL succession should prove t be sha7
wills lie dcmsad ga4 still prog essng and
which wCuld authorize the belief that the
.pTe sent crop cf cotton ought to yield o TO 10
2enia. yet II IS staple so entirely dependent
Upon the tsactuatj0 Lions ofc0mmerce aud trade,
shat specuiAiars take advantage of esery
point to dep,ss il for their own gains. ThIsI
they are ait1 by political thinkers who are
Tore - II t,.ae with the trade ana come
.FnerCe of 9hos conntrV--mattets of which
.rn2Fe @,a,t one half Ct sac politicians know
apthin.l abour, out u hich operates upon all
the great interest ., rs country. aud thus
affects every MAJ interest. People are too
P o suppose ths they are no, particularly
interested in The acts Of Congress. hui thetc
is scarce Az acl in re- alton 10 the trade, com
Nerce or finances a. ne coa9'ry, that does
not, in some way, - <ch-egsFg mans 'inier~
esfs. As the iuterur ons 10 eNm5nercc and
trade are more or less affected by wars ard
Ifumor' os Eva ; as the operations ofthe new
! iaria bill. (ehch VII probably pass the Sen
ate, as the y Administration seems determined
TO force il through by power of patronage
aed sc suppose they understand the men,
% they would not be 81 confident as to giSk
Il without jiSctssion) las to BE- tested hY
experience, ana will doab4essiy affect tls
ca piial I'D trade Of the country, aud az Inc
SUba Treasury, Warehouse bill. and oiheI
- emes AID all 10 be tested. srt will more
o. frss effect the coma ercial ai44irs Of thi4
e.snssaFy.za eisaa .sPaeHiAisss,
an opporunityto depressany particular com
modify which has 10 be sent to market dur
ing certain period--qll his wilI keep the
market anc!ua'ing sPecuiator9 VIII not per
nit il TO be Goeeraea by re supply and de+
maRd and tiiers fore; if The .ma.ket opens
FAIR al =, "a are ready should sell and 1 sci
whilst they can. Tie present cron, In OIL
estimation, IL eoreracd Fl the, s0Fply and
der. ana, wou!d average . O. 10 cents, bn'
there are too many experiments en hand bs
politicians, to rely on any ih.ag like stabili-
| ~ and nothing but the shortness Of the crop
can keep up any thing like a fair lPr.ce
which will probably average fron : TO lo
cents, as it scarcely seems possible Ina,
even spectators can bring ii.beow this az
erge, considering the prospects of the pes
eri C2cp, succeeding lie one Of last year -
We give our own motions; let others whc
are more interested and better calculated
TO form opinions, Isdge for themselves.
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