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 The writer in this statement assumes for the supply ol Great Britain the Of deliveries ls43, but al- lows for an increase France Continental ports A. merican consumption oi about ll4 per The supply of iei3 Was

 Stock lst Sept. ls42. 5. ............ 3l,6O7 bales. Crop of l542-3. -3..................... 2379,lbO '" Total. 2,4ll,2b7 " nearly 5OOOO bales less than estimated supply in the preceding statement.

 The supply Great Britain from other quarters is sumed in the past year-say 4337 76O bales, making with the stock on the 1si Jan as aggregate supply for lsl5 of 2,s05 69e bales. viz:

 Stock lst Jan. l645. 45................ 90l 92O bales Estimated receipts of U. States. l,470,00U "

 Do do all other sorts. 433760 " Total estimated supply. ............. 2,s05 66O To provide ior-52 weeks)

 consumption. estimated al l, ,00e

 5O,ooo bales. .............) . Leaving a stock 3lst Dec, ls45, off,. lOss6eo Increase upon stock in c B. lst jan.. l5776O ' In another publication, written, think, with great fairness and candor, aggregate consumption in Eu rope of 2,3OO OOo bags considered large Tn, supply from other quarters than the United stunned at 52O to 1000 bags. The writer observes- The future course of the market must chiefly depend upon the extent of the supply fro the United States and this only he ascerained in the progress of tn, season, untll then prices must continue 10 rule low which will bring about large An | safe business. uul own opinion incnes to the belief that the supply vii not be excessive Hs by some belief rests more upon impressions than upon facts. it Is liable to be much modified by the course events.

 OFFIC1AL-DEPARrMENr OF STATE Feb. 22, 1a45. The following notice is from the United States Censu al Point Pere, Guadaloupe:

 Be il known 10 all ctzeas of the United States of A. merica trading to hls lsand that American ships an Choring outside of the Bar of lIarbor of Point Pc hat all Ama arirur vessels laden with building materials entering said por and not dischhrgng their cargoes. have pay the ful amount Of tonnage and port duties their departure.

 signed JOHN w. FISHER, U. 5. Consul. Point Pere, Jan. l, l545.