The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-31

o. We give below careful y prepar 81
article from the Cre.cenl Of tho I2lh inst,
upon
Ihc Cotton crop.
Since cur last article under this head,
we have the teiegraPhic adgices by the
american steamer Atlantic. bringing dates
from Liverpool to 25th Of September, and
teportng further advance in tia! market 0!
ona-eGnJa ess penny, with large SAFES dq,
rIng Tie three days subsequent to tie Cam
bra departure, giving additional colfFlnG
ion ot tie coTIectaess Of our views as ex-
pee.sed ia oar previous article, (pagtic0l1T.
FIJI ia tuat Of tue i4Th Of Ssp.snhBr,} ia
winch we confidently Anticipated reaction
AaI ad.ance Ia Liverpool directly the true
slate q! ;ae crop was made known BY tie
September steamers, and tbs silly ana ex.
asgcEated estimates, sent OFT ard circulated
IN Liverpool, We're exposed b. TeIiab,s and
tr1la;ul aIgices.
The effect Of the accounts bY the above
aamed steamers Cambria and Atlantic an
our market here, has been az advance
@. ave>egntbs 10 .hcae-qua:iers Of a cshl.
with pretty large sa'es. -
In regaid 10 he incoming crop, the ace
counts from IAe Couatry Continue Uuiavorahle
aud t. the same effect a. mentioned in oUf
gape. O.. lest Saturday Persons who have
come through the Atlantic states, during
tie present week, state The large deficiency
! IN Sau.b Carolina and Georgia is a fixed
fact. which no one doubts This deficiency
Is estimated as Certain 10 be 100000 bales
in those two States, with about %. 900 bales
,n Fio:ida.
AS Ia Mississippi, Louisiana, aud the
country sending TO this port; it would really
seem that We would be hardly justified il
expecting tauch Of aa increase. The let
lers and accounts from the Southern and
Imofe promising portion Of the two iofmer
States, continue TO exhibit disappointed
hopes Of the planter, and show, beyond
doubt, that there must be en- early close O
the picking in the upper and northern coun.
ties Of mississippi where the plant has, III
to the latest accounts, been poor aud unprou
ising. The yield, even with. the hest Q
weather, must fall considerably short Q
last season; aud as the season is late, thi
: section Of country, with North Alabama AM
Tennessee, is exposed to a frost, Whcl
would do great harm. Indeed, thnra ar
accounts new by telegraph IRON MemPhi
received from several houses there, stain
!. that killing frost had occurred on the 81
e aud 6 b, doing much injury TO the crop a
5 lar as heard from. In day or two We wi
: have mQge fall reports by letters, and no
l merely notice the accounts.
e Although reluctant to do so. we offer q
Is croF, he {allOXsyr
u figures which we believe will not vary muc
d from the actual result: H#
It New Orleans Gncluding dirrct receipts fro
9 Montgomery Bales 5000
% Mobile, say an increase of $4,000
OF bales over last year, excluding di-
Ms rect receipts at New Orleans from
~ Montgomery ooO,O
= Atlantic States-Georgia, South Car
= olina, North Carolina, and Virgin
y Florida, a - s. 1000
ell Texas 40,C
all Total cron. a,os0,C
he Should a frost gone during this month,
th believe the injury to North Mississippi, Ie
~. nessee and North Alabama, would curtail {
Ia receipts here $4,000 bales at least, besides
- eff the receipts in Georgia and South Carroll
y by its effect on the northern portion Of tn
ors .zzl-
-. SECESSION IN ALAEABIA.-fhe ssAdvert
~ and State Gazette" published at Montgou
III the capital Of Alabama, has the following
the paper of the 9Th inst.
ers CONTINENT TO THE ADVERTISER AND
oh. zETTE.-A portion Of the fair daughter