The New York herald., 1850-04-29

The annexed statement exhibits the movements in
this staple up TO the latest dates In each Of the past
two yesrs:- c. r s
Receipts ut ports since sept 1872 bales. l7s7 600
Corresponding dates last year .-....... 2Sle 600
year before. ........ 1.ss0.O00
rxpts from United States since Sept l. ls4o. $4,000
Corr, y onding dates last year. l522 90
year before. ........ l1SjOpJ
Exp'ts to @. Britain since Sept. l. ls4a eslO0O
Corresponding datcslsst year. .......... los1WO
q" year before. ......... IllOCo
stock in New York and ports Of receipt. $4,000
Corresponding dates last year ''''''''' -c9 5000
Receipts at this port since the st inst $500 bales
speculation. 1000. Total stock in city, 12i.ooo.
Amount on sale 5000.
In relation TO the movements In this market, T J
stewart's circular Of this date, says
"The sales Of 18th 18th, and lpth. about 12po
bales each at previous prices Early ON the morning
America to the eth inst fhe sales 2lOO bae- at
an advance Of to hths Of cent aud but for the
un,ett.d state OF the Continent Il vas evident that
the transactions would have been much greater The
letter mail which was delivered oh Monday caused
dull feeling 10 creep over the market aud the sales did
not cccd eco bales with the difference still be-
tween and the Absence of orders. parties seemed
10th to venture shipments in the face Of impending
distu bAnceS, which cause however another steamer
or two would probably also. NJ that period.
any ,maininE doubt which may still lngcr with some
~. rsst ses.on iIoldcr. on Tnesda,. sad having
ahstcd in their preensons an sc. the transactions
extended TO 4vcJ bales. OF which full one-half
was taken on speculation. ON Wednesday the sales
werr 2aUo bales yesterday, COO bales and this morn
ing 20 bales nj similar prices which average nc.
advance my previous quotations per Europa.
The table of receipts exports and stocks. are those
which given NY the Sfrpiag Ii0 Of this city On
cath inst The difference by the mail dates thea
552COO bales have before teegraphic adyiccs Of
receipts at nearly all the ports. by which find That
the dencsncy has swollen to 5s20oo bales The crop
Is deint TO snail compass from the exhsus-
tcn Of the interior to lose entirely the interest
which has heretofore attached TO u, but which seems
be Transferred in greater degree possible To the
crop now being planted and re-plsnted. The wea-
thtr during all this month, has certainly been very
uuteasonabe. and the crop must necessarily start
later than that of ast This IL especially the
cas-. in the bottles lands which In many sestions
not yet in state to admit Of soughing. Nhtre the
coil Is soudy ard in hilly lands with sosthcrn et-
sure the seed planted In Narch appears to have ger
i at,d. hut this applies but 70 attry small extent ~
the cotton latitude An early planting. and a good
stnt a. eusurss average crop. aud may lead 10 u
cne iats planting. evts With good stand will not
cusurt sverige crop aud cannot be fl one. with
cut IN Extraordinary pickipg season aud absence OF
wctms during summer. The pres, Mt will START
With later planting than that of last season
nnd necessarily with late stand which will retai
the Ircr,r working of II, aud renecrs more liable TO
the of evils which invariably attend late grcwths
The cholera still how the South West. and
fsaiful it's existenec will not netate tho cotton cu
iure ~ issu cent Co say the prospect ahead Is un
satisfactory in ihe extreme"
The closing quotations In this market we're