The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-31

the latest dates In each OF the three years
MOVEMENTS OF CorroS UNITED STATES.
Bales.
Receipts at ports since Sept 1, 1s4s. ..... ls7O74
Corresponding dates last year. 233,555
Exports from u States since Sept l, 1919. :. o9si2
Corresponding dates last year .......... 1877 5T7
year before. ....... lll,O35
Exports to Great Britain since Sept. J. $780,. 2o7l9
'A'sS y Yas, Ssars eos,a
Stock in New York and ports Of receipt l6l zo4
Corresponding dates last year lsz sz7
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst have been
~ 90 bales Exports IL 900 Taken by II 900
Taken on speculation 10000. Stock In city AZ, 000
Amount on sale 10 600.
In relation to the movements in this market I. ].
Stewards circular Of this date Gays
Quotations about the same at the date Of my
last circular Canada Of 18th inst at which time
our market was gradually hardening. under u very
general pres the steamer then nearly due
from Liverpool would bring material advance. On
the day the anada sailed only 600 bales sold,
and Thur day, the 18Th the Niagaras adyices
received per Telegraph causing dull mar ket and
sales to spinner OF about $50 bales at q cent decline
On the l5th the letters having arrived hardly any
thing VAS done These we're received on saturday che
2etb and though msch more favorable only Increased
the amount ot business done, which reached 100,
bales at 80 to Slc rrdGciion from extreme prices
prior To the seonIers arIisa On the I'D, LOU bales
old at rather easier rates establishing decline
Of fully sac from quotations per Canada On the 2jd
100 bas were taken at etili easier rates On We'd
nesdsy the 2ith but tsle DONE the europa being
momentslily locked for. ON tue day, adyicss
received showing advance Of 5sd TO "a With
much more tncouTag fsom tne trade in Man
chester This cause considrrGbe speculative deuiand
ard 3OCo bales sold az atvauc1 OF a TO az GA
FRIDAY 20O bales Taken chiefly by the Iale aud
saturday. 9th about 35Uo principally Tor Havrs
the North Of Europe, prcss ruling within "a To "a
cent Of The extreme hghset point OF tue hold
oDeriIg freely icuisriy those from the plaud
be saes the last Gays average 250V Bales
for which there appears more OF market TA- bulk
If the PURCHASES fer Northern Confidential ports
aId Havre.
The continuation Of two weeks more fne ripenng
weather for the crop, which have to record
brms NE IN my previous ideas on the subject OF The
probable yield from the peculiar position Of tue plant,
only shows the futty Of all early estimates OF
short crop founded partial uries &C points
Of the growing hat the amount OF that yield
will b., Is oi subject TO great uncertainty,
mucD must depend on the range OF prices and the
weather hereafter Tor picking out and ~ would require
such combination Of circumstances, to make it
large one, that feel warranted in saying large crop
equal to the average OF the two last cannot DO
made. Ii rs MY opinion. which give with due difi-
dence that have had ample growing son, TO
make at least 2lUo0O0 bales. The TsDge of the Their
and the absence from storms this th,
determine the ADDITION 20 IL, up to the date OF
killing frost, the heart OF the cotton region; aud
after that date must be governed by the
Their be favored with for picking out TO the
let January which Is considered TO close Jhe matter
up SUN 5ienty to enable estimates to be made within
range Of 100 200 bales although instances hume
rops where plantations have been picked every
with great up period of preparing the ground
for the new crop, In February aud March.
IWIRPOol.