, 1869-03-13
TIE COTTON CROP,
Is Past. Prsaent and F4sure.

States c,tt o. toF :. last several seArp, exceed
year the ttdh auors point 10 4 much sn.i!sf nr.
ulc. II IN AtAr uisR fac: that through out Mi
o,e Alsnams a, ths plan:e,s arc 'ron tso 10 thlse
100 tas aarancsa 'o5 th-ua 10 remedy in,s chi.
IL view q The future prospect OF cotton as
tnttsess both 10 tho producer aad conennet 10
ssses cafsssI ~, tse 99esuoa Of snpay 70 DE-
i.ap,cUo hs:es. Ia 1868 i, wss i'd, I'd. lid IN
1867 It va. 1.fu0,t01 II would teeu sppsrsrt
from the aoove that while The World has been pro.
Ter Al !eatt tcvetal years 10 come. tho co1sump-
ton has been continually gaining rpon produe.
uou. std. - sho n above easscd 4 leduc ion ot
The American crop ut 1861 VA say 2, s1nGtc.
Acniu ng that the crop Of 1858 shows a. many
N the e0a j. ~ Is sss q 5 CO., ns
4ast Will rtduce the eetl2ate about 1uo 0up bales.
In 1861 tho planter bad every tIdacemeut 70
ana ,ho e1op Of 1858 vii SHOW ! diminished
1hes lnntrs a nanenester ao'd to,dsy l.a,ooo
th.il stock has been eaustd " 1ne,r peisisscnt
.e!ntal TO tpttr thn nsfkets fot supply, hoping
by uis mems TO ioFee eoHn pnees, nui taa4 iii
Anout J. Of u penty tr!u tie hiShett poin'.
| The fecctn:s ii The United sL,,es poIs4 fos the
naont1 o1 Fsosu.rJ stoTs tal,,sg %, 2. con-
!
/ Lstlt3 vi cantiIuc. 30 va naturally conclude
| the entire s'ocks COW held in Aneriean potts
ADDED to 'ese,p!s ~ eope r. ~ 20; csys T.
| bales for The 1e1ualndtf Of the year.
We e1per7cd last ess a, 1857 4o0 bales. Thus
fsr thts rear Ne have cxpo Ted ssJ W co., Il VIC
] furl Is 10 tuf1pt sEu year - muln II last VIC
eil tase left lot American tpinnets less th1a
1Oo, % baltf.
c: n.usaps,on b5 Amezlran mtisr. this Joar, viii
ra-h II lea.t !, .GO,u.0 tAea. OF which nat n ore
than sEo0.e .eCu tatcs naye been taken BY them II
tkts II une. AID the Aue1ieln spinners take 500,
851,Nu raies Tor expert (haviug 50 Uco na!et for
trck}, ihus leaving rs shors 10 our export this
rhls, TOO. IN the face Of the f.et tha:, walle we
exported last scar sly $500 oal.s roose ii N We
pctslby tht, Jes,, The e:oek II Ltye,po u vi.
TIA, cur export. O! 1.65u,l0o bxl's LAST year were
TO thai e1ttLt. Insufficient to meet the demand
II 10 Eos ca med hy sny 1hRt the receipts tail
! ycsf. from ln61s, BrsHl, EsJp:. eF elacwherc
viii be in e1ce.s Ct lax ysa,, Whlls rom Aneslc
~ Eust peaa receipts will csssasnly b !eAs b
The rccetp's at al the po7a this week Ar
about 40 DGt taes, ae4inst - 600 far the CORE
apondi!K .eek Of list yesf., SHOWING decrsase Q
l:ss yo.r. alt rte r1vcrs tributary to Nav o.
/ le1na were open 10 navigation oac month eariie
ttis year than last, aud tae coninoe1 nteh price.
the West. rave made them frc. sellers. The pre-:
EFT material tsll!hR Cd IN re-elpte At lnat port Il
, | dicatea urI1sAtakaoly ~ exhaustion Of supply.
TEE nc iora rp 10 this date, tntludlnE owe
! ! lane ah.pmenA direct to TIC Manufacturer,
| nncunt to tsy 100000 bales. IN 1851 tne Il
ct,pts alter this data wers about 1000 bale
The ~ csipte fer the psft three wecEs have falle
oil about 70. 000 bales "a compared witt the CO
retponds. & pclsoa Of 1867. VIC take TIE year 1st
trt'es on. Tor the rsasou inst VIC arc this yc
At Art t-rtc hceks ahead Of lis: JeaS In rtctl II
41u httce comparison vii! rot hold.
The con.nutd wet weather has ticits.sd Il
stipmtn Of cotton, while Il h:s re:asaed TAB
! | upt lht ransneons. AL 1hicgs eoLEdcsc1. Y
ne in ~ cun Inc ihst the ett,ma'cs Of tho c.s
: Of ltss are greAty above the Eulrk, and tn
2 ! 2 7oU eco wilt coJeE The crop. One 0thrr lde
ard &c vii eayc ptActlesl taeu to oraw the.r "
o cotc,u..o1e. Al plcseut p1t-rs there will be ne
; af0.NN b,lts he'd over hy Tho planters scainst
~ 0lU .ast Jear thus feuuclng tho supply 10 tt
1 cXGpt.