New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05
The 81 ne1ed statistics Of the Export of Btesdsufs
are from the Circular Of Mr. Edward Bill:
EXPORT OF BaEApsruYTs GREAT sEIrAN AsD IRELAND
f,o~ I
As to Cotton, William p. Wright's Circular, by the
America save:

As to Cotton, William p. Wnghts Circular, By the
America, says:
cROr1hs reports from the cotton srcwius district, .'Ty
al the sccouns ere favorable ss.ousse rains hAy
ing ne'd the plant an the prospect Of a yea i' nsay
section the accounts se contradictory and We heT OF some 10
prcse.. 80 far . .s.f.coiy though ..I
esPectsd and on thus ,a ;s % GOO o Ss as ea ON
al New Orleans, ons Of which WAS soi on Monday las. e.
REcEirrs for the week Total received ds.e
305 bs against sg2 100 bs.s ss to tune the
excessi Is9 bales but four weeks more to
the co.s the season hieh the receipts will BE- light,
Enough however ~ to and Be sdtst to receipts
s for the week and must continue limited 20
Gre. Britain curing the coming three months a. least fo Toe
Geo Tor Great Britain go to France sad 5000 bales TO
With s yes !, s6i 600 baIs t. Fnncs there decrease Of
9c bales other foreign ports decrease Of coo b.e' The
The folowing OF the qOvcnsat in Cotton ase
r. iss ss; lss, Isss;s ss ssss l',ss lsss lsns
E. e. SBcs S ssSsS s%S 'ssSS sSS tS 1855 sS
e K ethsI p: $1,000 tSsS sSSSS $sSS. s5IS
Tota EsPot. 600 1900 assSOS 2IssSSc p. go 900
Ofwheh during the past week inclrdrd in sSove:
es.s es 10 et ffs Bs:: liS fSS iacS lSsCS aS $3.50
&. s'ls1 s.e9s-i;i g: s$$$ s s9 9 ;s S$
.., ye.r' 5000 bsls. FIpOr.-inoresse Britain
bales decrease to FIance S G @ % .'ef 'resn
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Oar sdvices from Manchester, per steamer Persia,
chow thst ths continental trade has improved, while
the business for the East is ssck Yet al grades are
held fl mly AID with confdepcs. The manufacturing
districts continue to improve and the operatives
gel eiay are fully employ ed. Tne improvements with
us n the manufacture Of cotton goods below 50 yarns
have been 60 great that the market preeenss no such
attraction for sales as heretofore. Emigration has
contributed largely to equsze the price Of labor in
both Countries, and the norease Of spA. and other
causes lave also equslzed, in degree, the rate Of
interest, which, together with the duty sad he
tr.ms cost Of transportation and transportation Of
cotton in s ereL. forns makes it amoet impossible
for them 10 serd that clsss Of goods to this market
The crop of cotton in l3iawss less than C 600 bales,
AID supported the wants Of the world. But the In
crease Of spirdes has been great. thss 3GOOO0 OF
bales s COL sideIed short crop for 1853 Yet we have
ess cotton spndl.s in this c6uLtry than in lo9, ard
have ad veIy unsatisfactory busino,s a tha.. Now,
Il rests with the manufacturers whether they viii pu!-
sue the suicidal policy of oonstsnty producing good1
tia. aye not wanted Or by careful, intelligent edos,
produce sgch goods the trade ard the wants Of the
ccubuy demand which vii give erapoymsut to nes'ly
every spindle in the country.
The annual statement OF tho TruStses OF the WsbSh
ard EIe Canal mas just appeared. The rssut 81 the
years operations is very unfayoSab'e 10 ADDITION 10
tie ssllosd competition, which hss been very disas
iioss tie CsLal suffered to tie extent Of $voOc0 by
TIE aood in TIE Wabs.h Valley. The squecact over
Wea Geek, l4O fee. long, Was wholly carried away.
1t ct frst supposed that tos dan'gs Wa 60 gre"
b at would be necessary to sbsndon the Cana so'ue
ly. The available melrs of the truit are barely eqaa
to ths e1fer ard repairs, AID the Trustees 0aV'
been forced to postpone the psysn. Of the interest On
ns6p cert lean 10 Ootober, whtn tlsy hope TO GO
abe to msks the payment Nsvsa;.oe viii os resuasa
cu the 18th met The saee Of .snds between lss
December and let July were aH acres for $2s9z2
The qusnity of l,nd unscld in Vircennss pl.iot "a
80 '''-'. ................. IS 100 e
S-sp~lcsi
Total.
STATEMENT 81 geespts and L.bgrsesah bs ~ Bodrd -
I.u.f.e n Aak1aA dsA Exts Cda9 (ys0 LN 10 ~