The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24

Receipts at ports since Sept !. 1850 babes 4se0
Corresponding dstes last years. .''....' I:ssoos
Exports from L. s. since Sept l. 1s50...... 27sO0O
Corresponding dates last year ........... s 49,
Export. 10 Great Britain since Sept J. 1850 $4,000
CORE spending dates last year. $4,000
stock in New York and ports Il receipt $4,000
Corresponding dates last year ........... $4,000
Recept at thi, port since list instant ioo bales az
ports - o0o taken BY spinners 6ooo ON speculation
$4,000; whole stock in city, 10000 amount sale,
In relation TO the In this ,Aarket &C, TT.
Stewards circular Of yesterday says -
The week succeeding my last report Of the market
Canada Sth inst prices Of the usual chipping gra des
those below good middling had rcceded = TO sc, with
average daily sales Of 1000 bales Wednesday morn
ing 10Th Inst the market opened with less supplies
SALE and rumors Of advces by telegraph 81 frost
rear Montgomery, Ala on 18th inst A advices had
recently been from that section o the partial
sprouing Of the present planting, stmulant at
once given to prices and upwards Of $500 bales changed
hands speculation, nearly all II which purchased
by party. the day closing with advance i,c-
established The following day tho sales only reached
loo bales closing feeble.
On Friday morning. 18th inst the letters per America
received and caused suoducd feeling to PREVAIL
which partly also owing to the nrmation Of
the ad,iccs the markets at New Orleans and Moba
aprtaring recce instead advancing under them
The sales this day under 500 bales another
"a decline The American steamer Pacific reached her
d,ck up the North river At 10 o'clock Saturday
ing 10Th inst, having lof, Liverpool at = NJ <0n 9th
inst. the shortest passage, either way record Tho
aGyices of that market steadily fvorng buyers did
increase the desire 10 do business and the sales which
under 20 bales dragged heavily at the turn lower.
On Monday the transactions reached l5O0 bales, amt
yesterday. 1000. at average decline uf TO since
Thu arrival to which my quotations below adjusted
What l. termed the general estimates II the crop
PEARS a. be comprised between the e. a and
a20 bales very few parties stl appearing to hops
for u smaller Yield consider u impossible To prevent .
probable poit for the crop until after the 10Th Of May
highly este, med pcudcn ~ New Orleans, WIN
has given the details great attention writes thaA
the crop cannct be under 10000 bales, and adds
Z" From Bayou Sara, sandy worn out district, the
receipts have been IS 900 against 5000 last year The
yick.burg receipts nre from light dry soil gene-auy,
and il MAJ be considered rather a starting fact
that these districts and othcrs could point out
should Yield n large increase la dry stason, when
certainly only looked for good crops on the rich,
moist soils Of the He'd, Onachita. Bgber and smaller
rivers their tributaries The heavy rains In February,
aud high stage Of Red and other haye prevents
cotton being vagcned 20 the hans, and r thirty days
continually there not cotton wagon ~ shreve-
port /" Aftcr expressing his belief that there IL de-
cddy larger quantity of cotton SCI 10 come forward st
New Uflrant Mobile than last year the writer's
cuson IN which do not concur, H. that IL would mot
in the surprise him II tr crop prove 100000 bales
Ittcr, the weather has been stormy aud unsuitable for
field labor which has prevented cotton Planting In manu
sections.
The clc sing quotations were annexed