For inc Repister and IournaI.
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COTTON CROPS, FREIGHTS, Sc. IN 1S44. MEssRs. EDIToRs:-l saw an article on the above subject in the Advertiser some days since, signed Factor, which hoped was merely an intro duc'lon to more light m reference 10 the crop from those, who per haps, more interested in the staple than myself. Factor made allusion to the then exorbant rates of freights that cotton buyers were submitting to-3c, lhink-and states that all es- inmates formed of crop exceeding 2,l00.000 bales, would he found very erroneous. ''1'hat there were 50 900 bales of cotton less to be exported than al the corresponding date last year." &c.

 Factors estimate of the crop, from what have recently satisfied myself of, is fully much it i'll he, and I inclined to the impression, that there is more reason complain of ibe yield the past year than the one preceding. I have heard several com mission merchants lately say, they knew ten plan ters who have made less cotton this past year, to that has made much as in the year before. Some say they don't know one in hund,ed, that with all their additional force and land have made as much This looks us if we should not much at this port we did last year, and the intelligent and did editor of the Concordia lnlelgencer of Louis iana says, the receipts at NewO after the lst of January instant, will fall of more than in the same time of any previous year. We nll know, that ad- dition to disasters Red river last spring. similar to those which destroyed their crops the previous year, the immense losses by the overflow of the Mis- sssppi the Last summer amounted, by careful ex- animation, 10 be as much as 14O ,Oo0 bales.

 think un estimate of 2,0OO.OO0 bales from the whole country full one and il at this time, 24O, ,176 bales of cotton more has been exported than had been last year, (which will be fouad to be the fact ref eren"e the Price Current of 9th inst this amount, 240, ,l76 bales less will be shipped abroad during the remainder of the season. If this be so, lreighs immensely too high, and may expect them down and buyers of cotton ought to make them so, to a lower point than they were at last season, 4c. Sd.

 These remarks make, and if there is any un- doubted reason to suppose me wrong, should be pleased to hear upon what data It can be shown to be su. A COMMISSION MERCHANT.