Cotton Trade.
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Since the receipt of he advces by the Hbernia from
Liverpool until within tle past few days there has been
almost still suspension of business, buyers were
not disposed to enter the market unless liberal
sion on the previous rates was made, which holders
would not submit to; the natural tendency of such state
OF the market has been to place prices nearly quarter
cent below those current 10th inst which my quo
1000 hses since, to date, 300 bales the market closing
yesterday with firm feeling and rather upward ten.
dency prices The picking out of the CROP pro-
ceedng iavorably, but the accounts Of the probable
yield are as usual very conicting In Georgia. South
the continued drought and the product
as small not exceeding twothrds that ofx previous
seasons should there be an absence of storms hurr
canes which are apt to follow extreme drought the
probability that the shortness of the crops Ia those
sections will be counterbaanced by the annual increase
OF and the favorable state of the plant Mis-
sissppi louisiana Florida and Texas; it will therefore
be see that all depends dry weather for the ensuing


The imports this port since the lst ut amount 10
1920 bales. The exports for the same period 1929
bales Taken by spinners 900 bales Taken on specu
laton 1000 bales Stock in city 5000 bales on sale
5000 bales.


We annex a statement showing the movements in this
staple this, compared with previous seasons:


REcIPTs AND ExroRTs OF, CorroN AT PoRTs OF THE


UNITED STATES.


Receipts ports of the u s. since Sept L. 1884, Isas4


Do Do do do DO DO same period last year, soi7,sIa
Exports from U. s. since Sept. l, 1884, :. 2o774la


Do do do year before -. zoos 'sas
The is nearly closed that there will be very
'uc 'd.iton IN ue aggregates from tnese returns II
is possible the whole crop this year may amount to
twenty four hundred and twenty five thousand bales but
cepts and expectations Of this staple this year
larger than ever before exceeding any previous
in the receipts hirysx thousand bales and in the
ports sxtyeght thousand bales The exports this year
amount to 46l 496 bales than last year. which at
forty dollars bale gives increase in the vslue of this
staple exported of at least eighteen millions and half Of
dollars This is quite item in export trade and
amounts to almost fifth part Of the total exports last
year


We the quotations current in this market at the