The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12

latest dstes this season. with those in each of
the previous two years, we're AS annexed-
MOVEMENTS or CorTos UsiREB STATES
Receipts at ports since Sept 1, 1s49.. $4,000
Corresponding dates last year. ........ 500 900
year before. 379 900
Exports from U s. since Sept. l. ls4s 2o9 900
Corresponding dates last year. ......... 1858 900
6 year before. ....... 227 900
Exports to Great Britain since Sept l. lsao. III 900
Corresponding dates last year. $4,000
Stock in New York and ports Of receipt. 34s 600
Corresponding dates last year. .......... 100000
The receipts at this pert since the list inst have
been $4,000 bales: exports. 60o0 taken by spinuers
70oe taken speculation lOOoo STOCK in city in ali
hands, $4,000; amount on sale, Is 600.
In relation to the movements In this market and the
prospects Of the plant at the South, T. Stewards cir
The saleq Of wednesday, 2sth ultims, were 1000
bales, the market hardening, and speculative dspo-
there was business transacted. On Friday, sotS,
500 bales were sold at garter cent advance the
news per Canada On Saturday, Dec LIST, the srsnsso
tions were limited to 600 bales some dssppoiutm
being felt at the non-rscept Of the Havrs mail via
Southampton. On Monday and Tuesday of the last
week. the sales averaged 800 bales at the full prices
previously paid Since that date, the market has
steadily drooped public opinion, which had formed for
an advance by the Europa whose Intelligence We'd
pes0sy was confidently looked for began that day
to settle towards decline, aud her delayed
until Monday morning, 10th inst, In consequence Of
and Halifax, the business OF Thursday, Friday aud
Saturday, was transacted at gradually lower prices
averaging about 100 bales dany-the market closing
weak. at quarter cent decline since Tuesday. The
letter mail not being to hand on Monday, the market
was hardly opened, but the sales effected, which
only 500 bales exhibited . decline Of another quarter
cent The late delivery of It, has rendered the time
short to note its full effect prices and the business
yesterday was quite limited
The for rpeniug the plant has been extended
30 far beyond the anticpatons and predictions Of
ties interested In advance In the article that dis
position TO estimate the probable yield is
amopg these who feel dis posed to take hold OF IL
investment, at what they may deem the suspicious
period and the range Of estimates are consequently
widely apart very few, still pointing at 100000
bslesa very respectable class has now been formed
around my estimate, Of 2,3Oo000 bales-and quite o
number, insist upon 2 400 900 and 2500,O00 bales
basng their calculations for this yield, open
winter and the very close picking which is looked for
ms natural sequence to the very high prices prevail
ing. That the yield must be greatly increased by
open winter i too to be disputed For that
think have allowed enough.
killing frost apparent In certain parts Of South
Carolina, and Georgia, 2lst and 9Th ultimo and In
Louisiana on 4th inst. Whether general at the
last mentioned date not yet advised At pre-
sent prices planters disposed to hurry In por
ton Of their crops and gladly accept the bids Of the
day The disposition to sell however, seems to cease
with half Of their product ana the summer market
Is spoken Of for the remainder foe which cPaons
run high.
The closing quotations in this market were as an
nexed