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This increase in the weekly consumption gives the ag
gregae increase stated above. The increased consump


lien Of the raw material in Great Britain and in the
United States will not amount to much the increase
n the production, but will tend much to sustain prices
supply Of the raw material this will be much
larger than anticipated early in the season, in
quence Of the recent improv in prices which in
ducss the planters the south to pick cleaner than they
otherwise would and seed to market possible
every bale they get cut. We have for the past
weeks received by every arrival from Liverpool very


favorable reports Of the cotton Market of advancing pr


css and extensive sales These reports have reached
every corner of the cetton growing section frem the
conneneement TO the close Of the planting season. and
We ss have stimulated the planters to continue the cul
tivation Of this plant extensively hos usual
doubt still farther that the Liverpool market has
been controlled by the manufacturers, for the express
purpose OF giving such direction to the public mind in
this country would bring all the present supplies
OF this staple, and promote the cultivation of the plant
much ersstsr extent than would have been the
had prices been low and the foreign markets depressed
through the planting II 10 too late to remedy
the sv and the object Of those interested tho other
fi9s being gained. should not be surprised to


very great change in the Liverpool Market by the next