New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02

o,, nrohsbe estimate To enable our friends TO form
,hejr own conclusions upon the best data In reach,
re have prepared the annexed tables by which II will
he seen that for the last five years the proportion oil the
r,n received to the latest dates mas Gperagsd SO! per
cont Of the years production and that in 1871 the year
no rece;e delayed the longest IL consequence of
An expected deficiency 800 bales from the previous
cropl the received 5i per cent. will also
be by reference annual circulars OF the llh
and 18th Sept i5;5 and A. that the receipts for the
months OF March WERE with the exception OF month
"a preceding one the heaviest months receipts in each
year We notice this fact to show that the present def
cheney 10 likely IN be increasing al all events ior
many weeks 20 II is also worthy OF remark That
the stocks in the Interior towns are less nan In the as'
years which discour The idea thai much
effort has been made 10 keep back supplies
Our last Circular the particulars of operations In
Cotor in This market the close Of the week ending
lih met During the first three days OF that ending et
inst there rather better inquiry. and the sales
amounted 1850 bales, fair proportion OF which was
taken for Liverpool; on the grades nlddIng ieF anu
upwards suitable the wants OF manufacturers an ad
OF ic per b. obtained On the morning oil
l9th announced that the news per steam
er Cambria with Liverpool dates Attn Feb had been
expressed 10 this city and would be made pu5c a. l.
o'clock au impression prevailed that the news was IA
vorabe cotton and some sales were made al an ad'
of &c To- IS soon as the accounts per steamer
were published however, the market fell back. and in
the afternoon sales made at low figure though no
decline the previous day currency could be quoted
the sales for the day amounted to l.500 bales. On the
Goth inst the letters &c. per Cambria were received
and their In relation to cotton created considerable
dissppoinmen an advance had been confidently looked
BY the and many parties had held their STOCK
in anticipation of favorable accounts The sales on n
day and Saturday were TO mere nominal extent. and
some effort was made depress prices, notwithsRnd
ing which holders remained very hrm and refused 70
make any concession from previous rates. The market
cosed quietly after sales of 1000 bales for the week
fsrIy on Monday morning Of the present week, pur.
chasers entered the market freely and large business
compared with the transactions OF the past SIX
months has been daily transacted since az fellows OF
Monday 500 bales Tuesday. 20oo; Wednesd sy 900;
Thursday 200 and yesterday. 100o-mHking a total
for the week OF 900 bscs OF which about $500 were
taken for Liverpool 1000 for France and the Continent
and the remainder for consumption and on speculation
including one list Of about $50 bales Of New Orleans al
glc per To- ranking for strict Liverpool classification,
fully fair" The demand has not been confined 10 any
particular quality but has been general ali grades the
preference being given however. mddling fair and
fair" me market being almost entirely swept OF these
particularly of Mobile and New Orleans for
strict classification OF which outside quotations
could readily he obtained Prices have advanced during
the week fully sQsc per h. and ind are obliged
10 raise our quotations OF The 10Th inst half cent per
To- to conform with the prices paid during the last two
days
Ii will be that estimate the stock OF Cotton In
the city as on hand and ahipboard cleared NJ
10000 bales OF tis amount do not think that more
than one half is in first hands SALE II will also be
by reference to our table OF quotations above that
we have given separate grade of prices for Florida
Cottons as we find difficult class them either wi
Uplands or Mobiles and New Orleans. they being pre-
ferred particularly when coming from St Marks, 10 the
former and bringing much the latter except In
isolated cases OF fine crops. We shall in future con.
tnue quote them separately and endeavor to obtain
for Florida Cotton It's proper station In the Cotton family
aaemert sho,ciag the Rectipts Of Cotton in al The ports
Of The United States from LIST SEPTEMBER 10 dates, JorM s