New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

2l5O0oo oales vi.-5cooO1 IN TIE atlantic states l4o
o. IL t!orda 10000 II iotlle. snG LyFAtsp Il Ne"
Orleans. As lis calculations haTe beea proven 10 De
generally corrective .ave concluded 70 gre ;heIn
again although think !. rather early 70 JUDGE VIZ
aay accuracy OF TIE crop n tins circular OF -
% 1876 NJ Heary links me IeSt crop ~" no' exceed
2COnCOO bales and 70 susts ms op,!on among oIe.
STATE n.eats. ne ofer= the following:
WIZ reference 70 the p-opec Of me growing crop
ia probable extent submit the following ise;s
~: TIE -reG: fsC-e I; The bresd crops ot KS aad
.le Atlantic states snd re comparative TaiGe OF s4oC-
70 Cotton caused nucl larger quantity OF LAID 20 D
DO. down i. gram than uas been customary
ID have observed taa; the emigration from his and
IN. .-sr-if S;s;e- 70 Texas and me Wet through --s
civ has been immense and IN cre1.oly informed
mat me numbers who have passed OK TIE upper routes
IA, 2 been stil greater.
3D. have l-cer-ained Kim. -he decrease o: Cotton
planted where sugar : nu~ te crop, Il Louisiana I
FULLY 10000 bales this yesr AID sugar vii 81; 20 or
70 take the place 0: Cotton
18th In addition 10 ihe-e starting facts sr sorry %
add that from every part OF tue Cotton region we nave
accounts respecting the planting tine anu prospects OF
me weed a being as bad i 1ot worse man mas ever
been experienced by tie Planter. Rep!anrng bad
sand. cold and spring over5o@s &c one or each
have prevailed or icsa every where and the sp
pesrance OF III. bloom this state was about Inc Ith
June. about four weeks later Khan TIE appearance o.
bloom. III l5i2 when Tie yield was 232a.iv bales
In the farther consideration OF this subject /. must Be
borne IN mind ina; ;Ee Cotton lands OF this country are
all now opened very nearly, t.at there are no new IN
dian lands 10 ret and tina. the country aas already cone
is best any lands TIA: may o. brought n NJ. no'
o.. the deterioration going with ao-e which have
been Tor wears IN constant cultivation Besides many
other interests are spT.uCEc UP u ire Cotton re.Ci,
such a. The establishment Of Cotton ana other actorles
extending their Whes; aad jacr gram cTops through
out sc Should there DC soon i=vp!ap!t ct4e'!-e i
does no. appear 20 probable With a. The consldsra-
ion- presented, TIE crop va. exceed %et}' 7a-ss-
Should there be 10 frost III unusually la:e 70 al ver
war;! and dry. this uiEn DC somewhat AIDED TO- nui on
the other hand should lot have u-t such 'Teser -
sus ron: nov out 1t viii al below i, and possibly
very much
Ind then, in relation to the crop Of Texas and other
countries i the following;
NAV here remark respecting the crop OF Texas that
IN ISL il onl amounted - - bales, ms beng the
number d; bales received n EUROPE and $40 ttnH II
has fallen short OF thai; For serera! years 10 come e
demsnd there FOR Breadstus and PROVISIONS VII pre-
their giving attention 20 Cotton ana that portion OF
il in which II would re a profitable crop said 70 be
admirably adapted sugar and as that article Is rapid
" increasing in consumption and viii continue 10 be N
proportion TO is Weld end easness OF culture, much
more profitable crop han Cotton We nave no cause TO
fear competition from there OF any moment
In relation 10 the supply OF Cotton from other coUn-
ric may quote from the Circular OF an experienced
Cotton House in liverpool o.. December 3lst act thus
From both Brazil and Egypt we look Tor diminished
supply and no increase. at al events from India Up
10 IT .Une the falling oil OF imports IRON tnese
countries, about 10 per ccn; n Liverpool ald by
reference 70 the annexed tables Ui imports. sc IN Eu-
rope YOU VIII perceive there has been gradual falling
OIL oil imuort- ana greater In consumption OF Cot
ton from the Indies the last four year indicating
think that the Europeans are giving up tue use OF an
article which s,icnatzcs their fabrics IN foreign marx
els As wanting in the strength and durability OF the
american manufacture.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Wc have again inactive
market notice with prices still more depressed Inc
demand from the East continues very hight and the DIT
hcuy obtaining freight hampers the operations OF
shippers. Consequently the supple. are eccumulatng
the dock and receivers must begin 10 store II TINS
state of things continues. We quote Michigan ana
probably Oswcgo So o. Straight Gencsce was offered
at 81 freely. The sales quite light. The only
hcurd 1000 bbls BROOK
lyn Mills old bbls at 81 O6! The inquiry Tor South
ern descriptions is very light and quotations have
downward tendency Hominally the range Is 81 II: a
ST - hut lots could be picked up over Rye Flour
50 SO 62: Jersey Meal POI Brardyw!nc, So
hhd- SIS Bag Meal 81 y. Isl "a ship Stuifs, "a 10
cts Fine Feed l2dl3
GRAlN-Thcre is fair inquiry for Wheat and prices
are pretty well sustained Sales some $500 new south
ern c0d SC and $3.50 or 1000 do Red western AT "a
SIC all for milling Corn is heavy and We notice sales
5000 or 5000 bush Western mixed at 52G5ic and one
lot inferior at Sic. Rye is sal scarce sale OF zoo
was made in the slip AZ 69c Tor export Oats are quiet
at 30 a SOC for Northern.
WHIsKY.-salcs OF some $50 bbs have been made at
q cts for Prison
HAY.-Ihe sales are 10 q small extent AZ 10 cts
LEAD-A sale OF 5000 pigs has been made q; 50 IS,
months.
lRON-Reccivcrs OF foreign Pig are storing under
Custom House lock instead OF selling intending 10 take
advantage OF the reduced rate OF duty under the new
Tariff Two parcels recently received are oelhs mus
disposed OF This course il likely keep the supply in
the markc, light and consequently holders are hTm-
Scotch is held S35 a $6 time with sales American
Anthracite is S3OG s32 50 Charcoal S'2 5OdS3o The
stock i. moderate Blooms are quiet at $50
PLASTER-Wc note farther cargo sales Eastern at
50 75 delivered up the River.
FEATHERs-wc note sales 5000 rs Live Geese at
% $50 Cts FOR good.
GROCERIES markets arc firm wiki something
doing in sugars bu; not 20 any extent.
COAL-LivcrpooI Orrel j. held = -. There IS
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