New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

r,,od wealth. enabled all Who we're not utterly reckless
and extravagant TO free themselves O tno nesnS ~
tha Nahsiurs books Though many cultiVatOrs may DO
me-, who thought there would be no ehu 20 me goiuen
age speut their money as they rceiVeu IT, anu even i
into debt still the mass the agricultural pOpu
led the opportunity Of Kidding themselves OF the
burden of debt which had SO bng Wegned mem G0wn,
Hitncos formerly measured II months are now WITHIN
dI r dov and halls journey OF Bombay ana the ryOt
who brings i'm his CARLOAD OF Cotton anu tIe S
VINO has come up purchase meet In oe a
Usact business with one another direct Inc dement,
of this state matters Is that inc c ~ ca
object TO deliver the best article OF coIuI ne
be roarket and thus ext0rts from England the remark
thot there is a great improvement III IhhI COtion. a.
b Rerars is something after This fashion, During the
night long strings of carts loaded WIN So,o Poui ~
the market and are marshaed by the daIOg1h anu ms
INTO long lines or streets the small quantity
OF cotton brought in on bulloeks being pe w.
set apart for IL in the center OF the yaru "a nj h az
the number Of carts will In the season AZ 20 cnttn
800 representing upward of LOCO hauues VI So.Vl'
Soon after daybreak the market Is awe wi P b,i
their attendants, clerks brokers' anu oels, ri,
ness commences During the night, telegIauls giving
orders to purchase aeeTtaln quantity, am &
last adyices from England, have most pIOOaS tbe
ceived and purchasers go round the carts examining
cotton and making their offers. The price AT t a.,
first transaction is made generally the rate OF te
ana ia soon buzzed round the market aud most pur,
chases are made AT about that rate thOugu "a
Course liable 10 change by the receipt OF later adVe
The merchant from Bombay and the KOOnbce meet aee
10 face i'm the markets slit Is cut III the guny
~ the nacopc and the merchant nsertng his arm nto
the heart OF the cotton brings out the sample Accol
to the duayOf the sample the meGGlanI 10" ia
fer nv the time that the number OF bags ofcotOh rec
have been selected land "a doas must be brought loi
every Kaudy required, the process Is lengthy OneI
breakfast will be ready, and letters for the BOMBAY
bch In The cotton season leaves KhaugaOn at O'Clock
win have TO be written This DONE 1t VIII De une u
weigh the cotton selected in the morning. inc koOh
he vino have I'm the interval taken their food bring me
cotton to the agents thuk or weighing yard ana tht
hardest part OF the days work now commences. EaeL
bap before n ia passed on the scales, underBOes
second Inspection and If it be found wanting III quany
or IL any mixture be detected 1t immedate 70
iected and rolled on side, while the cotton una
masses muster goes to the scales When the whOe lO
mas been weighed the Koonbee gets nemotamIu5i
the cotton has been purchased and the amount payGDe
and check, when presented, Is paid 10y tne cashier
VINO st with the bright rupees before him, IN cor
ner OF the she'd Thus then the interest OF the grower
the upcOuntry agent the merchant In Bombay All nov
are concentrated in producing and procuring the pes
cotton; and the fa presses and the railway being CLOS
To all the markets it is not 20 be wondered al that OH
fereut class OF cotton reaches England from the nerO
stuff which 80 many Interested causes helped III ola uaJ
10 palm off ON the market.