The New York herald., 1850-12-04

this country the ensuing year will unqusstzonsbly be
greater than last year. and 1t Is we'll asstsnsd
fact that the stocks Of cotton goods in nst hsnds
very much less than those existing at this date
last ear; and they steadily increasing IN value
that II b impossible to enter either the Boston New
York markets for cargo for export, without raising
prices in some styles, I've per cent. The stocks Of
domestic cotton goods held by the jobbers In the
Atlantic States, very light The country towns
and the interior cities all hold light stocks, and
advance commencing ut one point, Is felt instantly
throughout the whole country. This nst the
last year, as heavy stocks, made from low priced
cottOns, were held over, and have now disappeared
altogether-the stocks ct present standing In nearly
present cotton cost As long these stocks existed
prices could not attain healthy elevation That has
now passed by, as evidenced by the steady advance
every week for the last two months. Machinery
could not stand idle, with such state OF things as
now exists, although great temptation is offered In
the meeting of Congress, and hopes of greater pro-
tectisn looked forward to, the foundation of
future prncey fortunes by the already favored New
Epglsnders The stock Of cotton, at present In all
that section OF country, is mere bagatelle We do
not believe there Is twenty-five thousand bales Of
cotton held by all of those mills at this hour or ten
thousand bales shoat, from the South; and a. they
are actually using up thirty eight thousand bales
in December and January 1t s plain that they will
be soon felt in the market.
The State Of New York consumes 10000 bales per
annumi Pennsylvanis, l2,eoo; and Maryland, 5000;
without going into the Southern or Western States
where new buildings are commencing, In a small way
to be sure but far than twice to make up
for the few bankrupt or political policy New Eng
land mills, which short time since stopped It
is perfectly we'll known, that the the New Eng
land mills exhibited consumption Of only 4s7 700
bales last year against o3o bales the year before
Was simply because the 3ist August their stock of
raw material on hand was less than before. All
the tables which have been framed exhibiting thei,
consumption yearly have been the principle of the
stock Of cotton being always the same on hand
We contend that the New England mills alone, will
the spndles there are so numerous that without
lighting up morning night, they will require that
quantity; and they not the men to stop lucra-
tive business cut Of pique. We have not space to-
day, to take up the subject Of the mills In Great
Britain, and at present merely name the fact, the
those about Manchester and Glasgow have only taken
% $50 bales Of all kinds from Liverpool average
for the last fifteen weeks, when 1t is well known that
their average spinning 1000 bales weekly over
that quantity and they must be buyers for their
full weekly consumption, and extra buyers also or
pay two prices two months hence, they prefer In
conclusion strongly urge upon the Southern plant
srs the policy Of holding to their cotton keep IL
out of the market; pile up your plantations and
you will soon be in position to dictate your own
terms to the cotton lords Of Lowell and Man chester