The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04

lS5s-50.. 359o5 1858 64............ ee2s
From 1851 TO 1883 there was record kept, and IN
fact stock on hand as was Forwarded ~ soon as
arrived TO Northern or European ports e
The exports this year folIows:- ssN
To Great Brtain.... 1919 Boston ;..;...,... s'sss
Other foreign pors so Other domes pors 2ss
New York......... "a, $780, 80 100 |
j. Inn vicxsBuRo COTTON TRADE
There s considerable cotton trade done IN vicksocrg
and would be easier TO get AT the statistics some
record kept in that city Of the receipts and EXPORTS
yet vctsburg Is conducted on war principles and
no systematic effort 10 be made 70 keep the figures
Of hostities Prior to that date the rebels held the
country FAR as the Big Black and unless for reasons
heretofore stated under sne neaa OF ny n nsy
the military lines our part were vigorously closed on
anything going out from vicksburg-so between both
parties the cotton traffic was mer, y nominal. up 70
May scarcely hundred bales arrived from the interior
Since then the receipts have been very lively Nearly
through Jackson the capital Of Mississippi The amount
was small at rs and the 9TH Of July the enormous
number Of one thousand three handrsd ana ahr,vesm
records in jackson show that the average shipments 20
vicksburg amount to seventyhve bales per day. Az
this cotton 10 hauled by WAGONS 10 The Biz Back ana
thence carried by rail 10 the city Intelligent factors a.
Vicksburg estimate that there between Is 900 and
So 900 bales Of old cotton now in Mississippi Nell in
formed countrymen Who have arrived Ia jackson say
there ID more - ....i as - w
Ihavc purposely passed by Natchez and Helena be-
cause the cotton receipts OF both places are sure TO DO
included in the receipts given for New Orleans and Mem
played at Memphis 10 keeping records Of cotton arrivals
It is almost impossible to get any rsao. ng rye
arrivals a. armpns sa Tho ecsns acreage
about nve Thousand bales per week, most Of i in poor
order, which makes capital business Ia Memphis
packing and repackng. This cotton is quickly shipped
on boats for the Morrill, and the hand at any
time in Memphis is not large The shipments quickly
when the railroads reopened Memphis will reassume
It's old importance cotton market T Z
~ f1 rus CINCINNATI COTTON TRADE !. lyll
This s an entirely new thing, brought about BY the
war There never any cotton trade in Cincinnati OF
st. LouiS before the days of secession, and until the
bty that the trade win cease 10 few years. but lately
II has become quite item, although most Of the cot
Yes Ss Ss Of
ton in Cincinnati are - folows:- 4
For week ending August observation-disclosures. 5000
Since September 1894 lSS
T ysss ra Of this cotton from Memphis
and is carried In the Cincinnati and Memphis packets
ben THE 81. LOUIS COTTON TRADE
was an aRs 81 as as an
Of the s's las. mentioned year probable trade
received from the Tennessee river and then the
.ss SssS k 01 nc CT
also found . mine IN Arkansas after the occupation
Of Helena and the White river was IN our possession
Some of the most persistent and enterprsng cotton
dealers in the South hailed from st. Louis and many Of
them in partnership with parties inside tho rebel
sns to
mako an to get out cotton via the Red river
Another % To-: ~
The cotton trade Of 1863 and 1854 very profitable,
tho WHOLE but since the end q the war the decline IL
bales were hypothecaed here carly n The spring at the
rate Of cents per pound whereas ths same cot
during last year have not boon very heavy but still foot
up very respectable ngure One OF the causes why
more cotton sn - IS ~ louis S.. sss
through C,ncinnsti and were thus made show twice
in the tables The following are the receipts recorded In
o. A'' ~ saaao hoe 'ar BaIs
For week ending August H. 31so
Since January 1893. a oSots
The low fregnts from New Orleans 10 New York have
attracted now Of cotton southwark, and i 10 feared that
s. Louis has her pamest days In the cotton trade
COTTON ARKANSAS. vl So
There has been no slight amount Of cotton trade ~
Little Rook Clarksvillc and Fort Smith, in Arkansaa
Before Little Rock was captured by forcos all the
cotton grown the State which could be transported to
lines was carried 70 Fort Smith and there the gains
Co., who supposed, whether correctly or not can
not say. to have some superior pnviieses from
the military men in that secttm. In these days the
cotton was al hauled by government teams 70 Ieaven
worth, Kansas and several seixures u !eavenwortn
",I..s Cation es,ds we're opepcd TO tho ssyepoul
Anansss oo s,.. Msrrr,s Crcirnsti and a. Ionis
sPecus NJ x,sss,ss tl,s nre scrs time ems der
ssme ~ o'Io' ,s;ns r,or. srssnsss cbieav from In
sole ooso. - ~ az ssst. rartv OF spcculaion
souuesn ~. ss. S.,si~ r.a,rn1d n FOR smith frnm
sc.0n.ns ~ 49," sc.shsyr nsrt ~ Inc country The,
rso,. ~. IRE cp,ton holders will not take green
isncoIn,s DEATH Ills suruised that ID SANDER Nos
Of the Arkansss cotton Will probably IND market VII
w. "c~ , .e-. .~cv-~ ~ rc.v~pvuAr an oorrow
Al moi Snov VIA hss become Of the cotton marks.
az "a !, yrhich hss found 4 natural outlet 70 mar
..,.~ss" ,nrs. hwa "a a. i,,dou6sdIv tr,s m
- ~ riii rssiIss vcrv ANAL sum Of ~
W sss ~ Cont ssss nvorrtv n, those uortions
srsrnss., isS,inS srd Iousiana acceeu
~ 2,sss.ssnri vnv Xsssr The suryender OF D,c
T",,o, - t3.nss csnSy = oIcis notice wss publishes
rshe sS0eraI eS1sinr thss the Confederate State
~ tne Nves ~ 80 80 ,rcIrds