The New York herald., 1849-06-13

Bales
Receipts at ports since Sept l, 1913. .. 259s $50
Corresponding dates last year. 2146,319
Exports from United States since Sept j. u.s. 1oos7Ss
Corresponding dates last year. 1,558.431
Exports to Great Britain since Sept 1sis 14os us
Corresponding dates last year l05lS7l
Do. year before. .......... 65O,233
Stock in shipping ports Of receipt. ..... 325ls2
Corresponding dates last year. ........... 364.921
The receipts at this port since the let instant have
been 10000 bales; exports 500 do taken by spnners
$500 do taken on speculation, 1000 do; stock in
city, unsold, 62 600 do; amount sale, 900 do.
In relation to the movements in this market, T. J.
Stewards Circular Of this date says:-
"1he troubled state of Europe-and in view Of which,
the reduced prices ut the principal ports which have
existed for the last five weeks contrary to the hopes
and which there is no prospect ahead Of being soon
terminated, renders 1t important that should con-
sder whether the prices At present current at our
tilted, considering that our chief export demand is
filed and the receipts from the present crop coRtnue
to into the ports far beyond the calculations and
estimates which most Of the purchases for foreign
orders made 1t is well known that my views of
the extent of this crop ut variance with public
opinion both here and at the South nearly all the
seHsonbeing considered to have overrated the preb
able yield from 100 600 to 100000 bales The proba-
by now IL, that 1t will again prove to be singularly
close to my estimate, and rather than under.
Low prices for food in Europe and the plethora of
money. have engendered consumption that would
have outstripped the present large production, had
not the political atmosphere been latterly overcast
this must check 1t somewhat but not to any great
tent a. the experience Of last year proves.
"The question Of future prices mainly upon the
prospects we may have from time to time of fair
bad harvest in Great Britain The former is at
watched with absorbing interest Up to tho date of
my last circular per Canada 29h ult the prospect
was snatterngdecidedlys so; the small portion repIant
ed had GENE up we'll and numerous showers had given
the plant vgor and root the only drawback being the
low temperature dwelt upon in my circular of ult
and which retarding its growth Enough rain had
fallen to alarm planters as it brought forward the grass
rapidly than the plantthe latter requiring
nights to thrive WELL which the other does not The
temperature has, since my last continued low and the
rains have not ceased these general pures which,
added to its previous in early vegetation
has now shortened the season a month. consider the
plant has lattey lost another week in addition to the
three named in my last circular, by the matted growth
Of the grass, coming 1t does while the plant is
small end hoeing difficult and dangerous and also by
the fact that the alarm about the health Of their
groes has and probably will prevent planters from push
ing their full force at this work The lands overaowed
have not had the weight in my calculations others give
to them have not been able to satisfy myself that
the amount Of actual cotton land lost to the cul-
ture this season by this cause, is greater than the
amount Of new lands brought into cultivation The
BIZ ht shin and cotton-l lice prevail in many
tols but nrc not so general as to create alarm. The
position Of the crop Iay well excite solictude, as we
shall require very late frost. and dry autumn, like
the two last to bring out yield equal to he extent
OF the present one and unless are favored with .
continued succession of hot an dry weather from this
date, we must have moderate, and may have shsrt
one
The business Of the week ding my last report
barely averaged 700 bales daily, the political and
market intelligence by the Niagara being unex-
pccted. In the early part of the week just
closed the sales were large, and an advance of
a farthng by the Europa operated for. Since
the hd,ices by this packet, our market has
droorod with limited sales averaging about COO bales
daily frees only sustained ut present by the lin
tied amount on sale There is pause in speculate on
III me ni'lcie adjust my quotations to the prices
difficult to either buy or sell largely ut these figures
LIVERPOOL CLAssIEICArIoN