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Viz George G. Henry, Commission Mer.
rlanl al Mobile, Alabama, in a circular OF
tie 5lh instant, estimates the present cotton
t0? Of the United States at 2. $50, 500 ba les.
After giving the most liberal estimates ad-
nlssble from the Information be has gath
cred by personal observation, and from
what he has been able 10 procure from
sources from which he considers entitled
20 the most credi, DIR. III. sesima.eslIhe crop
Als-Auantic States, 100000; Friday
10000 Alabama 0,000, and New Or
Fans ,970, 900 bales--total 2.I5O,O5O.-
IL seems 10 think that the price of cotton
will be better than the last, from the fact
that there Is not as much made, and from
iae increase of Manufactures. From data
he estimates the CO nsumption for lS45 a
$4,000 bales TO complete this. be estimate:
100000 bales Stock in Europe on the Is
llnulry, IS45. United States stock 90, ,00t
rrco Of ISl5. 2.15O. GOO, crop Of East Indie:
Nc, 500, 200. total 1854, ,00C; leaveing
sock in Europe and iu the United States or
le 6Tst January lS47 $4,000 bales.


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