Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-05

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It will be from the thst the receipts at the
Southern Ports already leo UO0 ahead Of those q last
year the The Augusta Coasstional says
We have reached point where estimates may be ventued
OF tie probable extent Of the CROP The osts the s9a
18th and Jlst Of October put stop the RroEt
Of cttcn and those than years pre-
viOus, allowance will accordingly should be resn-
By all who make estimates the crop, that prices have
generally ruled at fair emuoeraug prices nearly two years
hat thousands Of negroes have been conveyed from the border
States the reona the natural yearly increase o.
rerJ an important eand tat larger extent OF cona
t is yearly cleared settled and planted II te
of portion OF the production the increased labor and land
employed than supply deficiency Our Cpn-
from the lights before u.s. the crop ths year Will
D large AMI larger than last year It viii hardly be 80
good the Atlantic States because year there unu
suSy coed crop, look for in the Gulf States
which will over balance this deficiency.
The planters have had fine weather this fall for picking, and
the coming forward is of good quality and staple The
little dusty and sandy cotton, aud planters generally
disposed to withhold all from market There is
however, but little Of such quality and condition brought TO this
Market during auy season. but there less, far, this
than in former years Tie little that has reached market
remains unsOld and will probably so, person de-
sires to buy stuff any price.
While evident that crop will be large one equal
y evident that the demand will be fully equs the supply
We must expect however, about spring to hear ofnew Euro
rean war seloro
the commercial chebOad induce holders
Of Cotton press their the mark and allow
factuers Spectators obtain their supplies plan will
be adopted has in former years depress the price
Of Cotton but whether such policy be uccssfn otherwise
the world viii s the good American Cotton which
obtained and the great bulk of The crop will be sold fall
nerating prices to the planters.
che crop will be too large hope for very high prices
but it will be small justify fear OF runously low
The indications sound all who have experience
ing.
The Liverpool correspondent of the Savannah Republican,,
promising half persons engaged
reports Liverpool up
gives the following explanation:
The estimate OF the days sales made up man, who,
understands originally Cotton Broker and whose vile
of acquaintance the Brokers' enables him
from them daily business with the understanding course,
which his character far fully supports that said Information
be used other papose but for the estimating sales
lie consu only the larger Brokers and makes allowance
the rest, and generally hits the mark pretty BY
marx report Of the weeks sales, which is made up
by members u the Cotton Brokers Association, by ws
tay enabled to DO By arrangement among themselves
that Friday USED to be- THURSDAY night
each broker report Of his weeks business
turn it is TO call the under penalty CT half All
cotton foRare included in the report the forwarding
agents also give in returHuch report including nothing hut
cotton the spot where such sale ed II sold
rive the sale does appear until the appeared
the list NJ imports The Necessity Of obvious as large
ses TO arrive might lead to false conclusions