Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-07

average FauS o q ~ 'o-N 'uAA
Of $50 per hale which rather under than over the marx
ezp.inTne roipsOf the Presea crop o59 6o have al
ready reached bales Ehich have reat
5s 100 les; Frpnee 562 UuO baes and 70 otr
COO nass. We have The supplies 10 the North OF
Europe other ports reduced figures While England VII
take large the Uf last year. Estimating
he weeEIy co sumption in Brt4i bales
exports al 100 per week give 46 hes per week,
continue May to Jaau ~ 1861, i estimated will
that Of year 27UOOO bales But the dmand il
tn n.h Of Europe aud otneF ports viii be up to- not in
OF tae additional supplies not icing obtai9anle
from tbs Uutd States must he drawn from EnglaGd
Under the OF stock OF American
liverpool on the l o. January next may prove 10 be very
little any Of what it vas Oh the Isl OF January last
Russia conns about 500 cotton factories running
4O o. ssinds and employing about ll5CO operatives, prodU
ing cloths etc Her market for cotton fabrics viii
GO U GO Of her own subjects Great Britain running
more than 2OOOOUU0 piudles. AS railroad is opened
10 sue et ir eer 1is While ms ircTesse Is Pong on IN
England Russia France likely to augment her consump
BY reduction her dues and Germany will keep
with the growing commerce OF the age
TIE q American acures is estimated by
persons for 1859 high sUO go OUG0
tue given table Hence should they take that
amount left hand the lt Of September would
reduced nothing It be remembered that large
ton Of he cotton erop market as we'll as that to come orEd
inferior quality Hence large as the crop has been the
supply CT fine or Qualities Of the articles or rGm mddhng
upwards, will be snort Of the demand, anu ot lngs Dang
equal cannot fail to command Vey Iemuneraive prices
cheaper labor required bring the production
fully the cousumpt7e demands OF the world NO agricultural
product the annual value equaed it. Nones July
ment OF constant development. There
none in which and Of ciVzei world
food clothing either directly indirectly by its ranspOrta
ten manufacture, and distribution in its multiplied forms
foregoing table, that the whole Value Of the
three have amounted to the enormous Of
$500 SOOO0 about Sjl 900 Of which amount taken y
70 egn countries, and 100 800 600 consumed at home
exports Of cotton alone in the past three have
reached S45 Co., all other products combined including the
slave grown of rice tobacco, naval together with
specie ETC., have only amounted to S5UOOOOO Or BY add
ing products alluded the amount would largely
ceed all other articles combined
The exports lS596O have estimated in the above cacn
Iaton to they 1913 49, at
least S335 S963Sj
that that great staple has increased in sixty
years 10000 bales, OF the value Of S300C0 460OO
in 1861 of the enormous value OF $3.50, UCO,Oup.
this agricultural product leading to much
pcrty and happiness Of the whites the woTdWch
commercial intercoursewhich contributes by
its commercial necessity keep the white Of the Old World
at peace OF the NsE-that builds steamers sailing
telegraph uuckns learning the develop
the aud sciences and largely aids in cvzng
the world Including the slavs themselves epsc
ally IL the repeat, that this is the great ee
modern wealth and civilization, against which in
sane war has been Waged Erga America nearly
century, which crusade If successful would produce
reyulsOn that would itself felt throughout
world and involve the whites and blacks alike in
ruin
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