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twill be perceived that the receipts this season. up
ne latest dstes exceed those fer the period in ls4s
whsn the crop reached nearly twenty four hundred
hsusand bales In addition these receipts the atock
interior towns at the latest dates, was about sOe00
sles which makes the new crop, far AZ heard from


bales The exports this have net been 20
args AZ for the corresponding period in ls4s. The
ec0pts this season in not quite eight months are larger
han the sntre crop The crop lest amount


to 2Os0 600 bales and the receipts up this date reach
d ies0S73, leaving balance OF about 0O0 bales
whish arrived between this time and the lst of Sepem
per- The crop st lS43 to 900 bales and the
esepts up to this date reached s7 being balance
fabout 100000 bales which arrived between this time
md the lat OF September. Taking this data for an
Estimate Of the receipts between this time and
+ hs lst Of September this year, and We shall
have aggregate receipt Of least 100000 bales
|rhis Is our estimate Of the crop new coming to
nsrks and convinced the returns will show that
net far out Of the way will be in the above
able that tho exports of cotton from the ports Of the


United States to Great Britain have net this season been
20 large they for the corresponding period in
but have been much larger than for the same time in
SAL The increase In the consumption ofcoton in Great
Britain this comparedlwh ls44s equal to two hum
Pred thousand bales per anSum and compared with le44
qual nearly four hundred thousand bales per
We annex q statement to this effect.


TABLE sHowiNs THE SUPPLY, TnE DELIVERIES, AND
STOCK, LVERPOOL, LONDON, AND (3LAsooW