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just closed. and shall wait further from New Or
leans before being satisfied Of the actual extent OF
cepts. Several errors have been made in making up
the stocks OF cotton in this port during the past and
not disposed to consider such authority official


our impression that the crop of cotton for isa4 and
ls45 will be some thousands of bales twenty -four
hundred thousand than the returns alluded to show.
The New Orleans Price Current will settle the question
conclusively and until full returns received
from that place, the extent of the crop will be unde
cided.


The total receipts of cotton at New Orleans from Sep
tember /, ls44 to September lsi5 from all sources
amounted to 979 2Ss bales In this included
% 59 bales received from Texas making the actual
cept of cotton grown in the United States $40 bales
The total exports during the period 9sl,66
bales of which bs5 sSS bales shipped to Great B
tain l25 O20 to France to other foreign ports
including cargo China and las to United States
ports including 5000 bales to Western States The in
in the exports to Great Britain last
6S2l3 bales to France 5040 and to other foreign ports
6i7s while ts United States ports there is decrease of
2s74s bales attributable to the TACT that while last year
large quantities forwarded Northern markets
speculation and there resod tho European markets.
the operations Of the past have been more excu
svely confined to the filing Of orders for account Of