The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16


bales Of whieh Sss soo tslss we're sslrpsd 10 Great
bIssa lssa@.te France i!sss 10 eLss essixn ports.
ana soos1 70 United states ports inruins DIV paies
70 western states IN the exports 20 ureat nran there
- uec,esAe ol 13,oos aa " voi .o,eisn Poits VI
= sos and \, ITni,sa S,ses nor,s Of 7, ss7 baias
stoos, ana 10 oniteu STATES ports Vi i,oo' oaiss
ne crop OF 1870 having mus peen aisposea o. II may
not DC improper 10 take gsnce me prooaple pros
Pecu as regsrus msine iol uie erVp Low suvane.hs
70 maturity ~ can naruy pS anu Una. 'ese Ptesen' e
hghly nauering promise ~hcn mar keo Tue opening "
the past season yet we see no good reason Tor
dency upon this branch OF the interest at issue 1t true
mst the passage Oh tue new .arh nc. may some"ha.
vhsek me Prosae,ss VI , 49, 's .ouny v s
those IN operation particularly nose producing the
heavier iaorcs are sad 10 pe 80 wen estaoshed ana SO
skliuiy and economically conducted that they scarcely
need fear compennon Al ali events, wherever the
manufacturing articles may De produced, the raw ma
terial must be consumed, and the probable extent
oil this consumption, ana Oh the supply OF the
material are, Of course, the ruling incidents
to which the attention OF all interested parties direct
during the greater portion OF the past season. has been
Kept IN state oil depression aitogethsr UNLOCKED LOT AZ
this period OF ana oy causes winch are familiar
to ALL begins 10 EXHIBIT symptoms OF amendment NOT
wthstandng falling on In the average weekly amount
taken by consumers during me siH months ended JAY
1886 Of about 1000 bales per week. compared with the
period last year yet the quantity hand at the
latest date wa, !1Voo oaes Tess nan ~ lhe same ume
last year from me IN me crop
Oh this country Inc tots STOCK OF al descripnons az
Liverpool on the Si July was 's1ooV oaies OF winch
o5s 900 bales were Amencan peing the smallest stock
az similar perlod since Iot1. ~ is cohceaeo mst Tue
spinners are but very hghty stocked having bought
with extreme cautoh' anu barely ior Immediate wants
throughout nesry e chuie seasoh, 'nouRhaccorunko
recent accounts they we're Operating rather more Freely
under the dhst 'he United States crop oil s'S
could not exceed 1iooooo pales anu psruy
aso ny .ne lMasl unp, onI.ins ascoun's IRON uiS
country IN regard 70 ths crop now IN progress Ihe To-
t ock IA an ane u usea pr,sn On ,ae ISL IVY
lwheh nan carry s,asmeh, was mace up wa sSoeoo
bales against aoo paes al the same time last year
vi tis amount, os ,1vo osies we're Amercah, again.
W. 'oo oaies y. ma @ e pe.ou rus. SUI
Inc quah'y .aIen ny oonsuets curing ns siA mohtns
shusu Oh lhs ls' 1uy waS - - oies iess ian curing
.ns same pe'o" & ~ 49, S; Az S s.a us aS
tual cohsumP.uvn nas nv nm. 20 anu neie "ouiu
seem 70 Dc ialr prospeo. as az east an eauai rato
" iii uo ,t h q, 20 III aI, 20 he .h.
tnn W nh th onrson 81 he nav =. or I mn
- ahoo,ss hraaJ r. tha nnlt;,uds anohI;nn -, =,
49, No. Srapoiv of Tho n,nufsctnrcd nrndnc's ~ shn,iJ
bs h psmarI al bowavsr that sdv;css Sr,r, Enaiond
rsnr.sert The trada in goods and warns 10 have been
1919 @ ra.;n, sor soms ,ns nost anS n, .i
If The cost of the raw material nnd ha
IN iy N force the SINNERS into working abort time and
tina ,eJuca The mpon unless corresnondng i'm,
nrovoment should BIO realized in the marksts for ba
msnufacured articles In France there has also been
pared with last wear the relative amount of deliveries
the sx nths ended on the LIST Juy being 300 400
bales In s46 and GAG 452 in ls45 There has however
been still greater falling off in the amount of suppy 40
that the stock on hand at the latest dates was some COO
bales less than at the same time last wear In the Nor
thern ports according TO the tabular statement of the
Me- Yppk SSnni and Commsreia Lst The stocIs are
larger than last year. being at that port on the
10Th u 900 bales against 400 same time in is45
than last year and as new supplies will be unusually late
in going forward there every probability that the
last before they can be replenhed to any impOaut
extent From all the and some
others which have space expatiae upon we re.
peat that good for dependency as re.
CARDS the prospects of market at fair renuneratng
prices though planters should secure liberal
Weld
In proposing few remarks upon the prospects of the
growing crop are fully sensible OF the delcacy of
subject and of the extreme caution which is requ
site in treating of matter of such paramount importance
as great agricultural commercial interest invcly
ed as is this early period of the season. in so much
srated the aacy Of thing like positive estimates Of
the probable amount of production while yet the plant
tudes and as we have never allowed ourselves to in
duge in any speculative calculations upon matter 30
entirely problematical we shall abstain upon this occa
sion from any fancied result in figures under
the conviction that interests are involved which are
quite too serious to be made the subject of theoretical
CONCLUSIONS But while disclam all intention 4. Offer
specuIations on the final result of the We ba
permitted to make some aluson its present position
position which may have an important bearing on its
future prospects We have already on ated COCA
sions in our reports upon the Cotton market alluded 10
the reite rated declarations from the country that The
favorable snr;ng i,bs correctness ~ tba,. sa.;
NAV now he considered Settled a. NO sh.T nro
caed IN dsu on,trota ,Tha 6rst .rr;raI 80 ~ ~ Pr
vas nm the 7tS Of agms, hs;n~ av ds e new new SIoP
n. 6rst racs;nt s., aa GA fs.r 49, ..eI 'a I'm
first recent Of the YEAR evious n -;.s I nat s
= hale hpwsxsr oma 80 nomra., va vmy p9 a,. y.
Sorcad forwerd a,nI - -a; a. sy 90 :. ueny
the frat hale IN marLst Il Was thsrsfor ~ 5
If the forwardnass Of tho cron 90. cI.a r h
he th. rsct that IN ta III. Ar. No. h ty INV; a
oyy 1ao ha,as ~. MS os WE nave aecev yea
bales last vaar ana yoo tSa Sssr Vote
from this 10 rdn. a. of ths v.ytar, 49,, ;h =;
fully ssabIished there nnssreJ nm ~, h;n orn 5s
or Ave weeks mast tolerabe nrosnect for .oms,hia
like an Average v;eld rrovJad fayprabs rcL;na sa
son shonid an~ bu, rs;nc tbs ths RUAs es
worm and aiso TIC hou u,orn have ,aJaP th; ay
ance 10 greater or less eytent in ost c,nn ~ H.
cotton grcSs,;n1 ro;on ;nciMa;n T , "a s, -.
bs making grss, some nsnssons
strov;sg ole crnn. srb o. ue
planters this season than usual from the fact that their
advent has been about month earlier than in
years. while tho crop generally il said be fully three
weeks later thus making difference of some seven
weeks in the position of the plant when rst attack
and renuering il much susceptible of injury Ere.
quont and heavy rains too within the past two or three
weeks have operated very unfavorably being calcula
ted to reard the maturing Of the bos and causing the
lower forms to fall to the ground instead of rpenng At
the time however these heavy showers are said to
have checked the progress of the caterpars
beating them from the plant to the ground and causing
many to be swept away by the floods which they occa