New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02

T.Oypov. Nov. The Tines, III its city ar
tie a. has summarized the annual review o the cotton
Trade just issued by Ellison Co.. " Liverpool IL
s,v. II is full of evidence that the trade has been
du and drlggine and tie immediate prospect Is lar
FROM bright During the fast three o. four months Of
it sea-, there we're signs Of reyiyinG activity
bus these we're al swept away by the outbreak OF the
var IN the Eas,. Production las, therefore, heis
throughout ahead of consumption, AID the result Aa'
beeu tit after enduring much loss through selling at
,urcmuperatlve prices, manufacturers were driven 10
WORK ON short TIME during the third quarter o. TINS year
LATELY through TIE reduction Of stocks when iLs
has infu-d and b.can &c OF the strike at Bolton. the
fri de ras been placed on little better footing and rnll
time has in many instances, been resumed But bust
,s f. siil far from satisfactory the report furnishes
abundant evidence that the state Of trade Is tie same
,lmest everywhere. Mtssrs. Ellison y Co nave sent
,o 90 to all lie seals of cotton trade in Europe. and,
almost without exception tho rci 10 may De summed UP
in the one Observation-Disclosures Singular 10 say rus
sla appears 10 offer ;n exception, me uhie pa,
ing been good thee csi ecalj i"f aIhH' u' .o ~
ton goods. home Froouccis haFlA< bocu @'-i,,'u
fan in tie exchange. WhlcH hiH pr y - .
~ well q. ~ the enormous dutes Inc Trace Cl eot ~
cal conflict u France Aas u'l h's, ~ iii . 80
eject. Etih FIench trade ana on t"a' "I ~
near ncighnors I-rhaPs' ho"etel ,H Nm ., ,tr =
~ I'll come from the Nai"l- 49,, ,,l ~
Of Germany. where te trade has been almost "hIi"ris
baa Throughout the c5r' qua VICE ,ii' i c1,
most discouraging. Production " 90 NV '' III a -
PRUSSIA ana Asaee. unless there -IoniA com
favorable caugf Oi which There S ~ present i' r'i
several countries slightly increased thc huic' pi
their spindles during he season. but TIE increase
las been insignificant and almost cnuhtti i'i"i''u
bT Suspensions. distinctions through IRE ana lc'7' Dr.
ing IN the Outfuu. The entire Continent possess 7,
10 800 900 sWudlCs against d3.IOO,DDu IN tHc h' "a
Kingdom. but tie consuming puwcr ri the CONN .i'i
-piudes rs greater than They take WF-ilrrt
rounds per spindle. while own appears 20 De
only thirt y-thfte pounds. The United states nave ~
100000 ,pmdlrs, and their capacity ls Hcairr h,h'
reaching sXtYthr,e pounds per spindle In consc
~ ILLS, tie annual ilmpfon 81 tht lhH'' i
States reaches GJpnJJ.ODO pounds and that %
the Continent / O33,OOO.OOO pounds, against l.
SOB 100000 pounds for Great Britain. The ac-
tuaI spinning power of tie entire world j. mus
higher Than own. although We have greater Nun
Der OF spludc1. Speaking of future prospects, I'r-
Ellison & Go. estimate the Weld of the Amean cfo OFT
ahnut 100000 bales. of which The United states thri-
selves viii tlh, l.JGOUDO racs, leaving 5OJvutO Dacs
flr EXPORT Tie estimated supply fi0m ilda i-
/ fggOuU bales q silcnt increase on last Arti'
and otier smaller sources 81 supply may ne ca
raa.fed 10 send about TIE quantity az last
wear or little more Taking the entire sources ~ ru
rs ir u estimated that Europe may receive 1870"
bats an average weight of 81 ptunu-, oi Il fDNo
UnO round. Of cotton and the iuli tqnr'hehtH ui
t.e trade WORKING up 10 the present dun I-Yt OF pr"
dnefitc cauartv atc O. mated 40 2.-J5VuppND puAIT
IL follows that tar coming season would ,ho" "rhrih
cV az son3 II 100000 pounds. In tLo ordinary cu 81
and were bs cstluiir % prove accurate DO "odid '"
i0 5uc iucrcasc prices, bat win tue TRADE ~ D. - H
such rise h % be looked ior.