RECEIPTS AND ExpoRrArIoN OF CorroN.
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New delasa, pGrts: ,o sept. Is. date Sept u.s.
nlopa' Mopme' sept. S.........,.... 138 I,si7 6os
Seo5Ss, Say Darea, Sept cas ,sss iss 100 lsS
South Carolina Sept l3. ........ i572 1@s Ie''ss9
North Iarollna, Sent6 6......... 100 Ioo
S;S:' Sss Ss %s;s ss;. ssss 81 81, ss si ,s:s s;s
other ports, Sept g.. 25s,


same last year: s s79l sn ssaa ,ssl2s sS


$;';ssi ss: s ~ =" Fan 'A';; $;a = r..
ss$: s%: In: I:s, Ess.: @ s H.:


The stock on hand according to the above statement
was a, 'he latest dates-hiry thousand bales less than
az the corresponding period last year The stock on


at the close OF the ls45 was about sixy.ye
several hundred bales less than on tho sam , Ja % .


This shows that the sales for the year
supplies nsary any previous and that the
Inc crop last year about $40 600 bales ,h,
of tho sar Sa % e s,oSk eit IN first hands the close


The receipts this season thus far would ;sarran, 80 i
ot d;nnssd 20 np9 9.i 's year than last but We are
received from the South report very ~ M
past season The drought in sections has ,he
edly been very severe but perhaps suiceny sa ~,
affect the additional breadth of devoted To- tbe c


vaon of the plant Throughout the last planting sea.
son, the most favorable advices reached the Cotton
growing sections of the country from European
kets, and stimulated the production to great
Aspeculahve movement OF some magnitude existed in
Liverpool during the month Of February and March
and this fact doubt had very great influence upon
the operations Of the planters that time and induced
hem TO put as much land possible into cotton There
was considerable discussion in the southern papers
ear IN the season in relation TO holding conventions
ior the purpose OF limiting or reducing the cultivation III
hs staple ou, we do not believe that the cultivation OF
The teen reduced single bale from that
speculative movement in the market lust about hIsntpg
trW repsnnr 10 the production this
ton OF the markets of Europe during tho n aasa
has has mo more influence upon the planters than anything
barring all accidents OF the seasons SC We n, e IroP,
coming TO market 'op ho"


We annex the current quotations In this ,oo.,..