The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-14

Receipts at this port since the lst inst 5000 bales
Exports, 1900 Taken by spinners 5000 Taken on
speculation, 10000 Whole stock in city, in all hands
10000 Amount sale, is 600
Ia relation TO the operations in this market and tho
appearance OF the growing crop, Stewards crcusr
THE sales since the date of my last respects, per
America 3lst utimo, up TO departure OF the ASH
9Th instant amount TO $4,000 bales, 900 OF which
Was taken by the home trade On the morning OF the
7th. the "Cambrs's advices were received by teie-
graph from Halifax and had Q depressing effect, the
sales being 500 bsles at 10 of, nearly entirely 70
manufacturer The S'h, the sales we're only ,o
bales about half for export orders same tone the
9th the letters by the received ana more
disposition to pure base evinced the business clos
ing at 2 600 bales with steadier market: On the
10Th the sales reached 500 bales by noon when intor
nation being received that the Pacific steamer had
passed Halifax the preceding afternoon holders with
drew their lists ut previous prices On Mondsy iztn
int the feeling for prices having Improved holders
obtained rather better rates with sales OF bales
Yesterday, the market WAS again well supplied with
samples and the business extended TO AGO bales
closing with more uniformity, and tending towards
extreme quotations
Ths all absorbing point in estimating future prices
for this pe the possible oes
Of the three months for the growing they
may be ultimately influenced by the weather which
has prevailed In that section for the last fortnight
The weather which In about the frat OF July
IL not excessive for the season and latitude
and would not probably have been dwelt upon, or
exercise any influence whatever prices in tins mar
ket bat for tho efforts made by certain limited holders
here to dispay great want Of confidence and
to realize on small parcels to bring about level
of prices for the opening of the In the fall As
third Of the whole stock in the country Is In this
port 1t Of course, the vulnerable point, and the
effect has been reduce the scale OF prices nearly
half q mt In that period. The crop has been uo-
question-bly benefited BY this weather. and It has
been carried forward to within and two weeks OF
It's position at this date last year. The number OF
plants growing greater than last year but not
much would place the same cunt OF bolls rs tho
shrub does not yet contain twothrds the joints
and It Is only ut each joint the boil forms For good
yield the plant ought to be thrifty bush. with
numerous limbs such Is not Its position 1t Is delicate
and slender and with the Of the present
weather its vitality will be apt to expend Itself in
height; genial showers warm nights, and lower a.
future product. A heightened season, exper1eace
establishes is essential to good crops shortened, the
amount of FIBRE and the yield Is decreased enormous
ly. Tho result In my mind, from above and other
reasons, remains the came IS previously ADVISED
The crop must be short for the wants OF con.
pton and for three months to como opinion viii
nuctuate between 100000 bales, and 100000 bales
The closing quotations IN this market were Is an
uexed:-