New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

section and in the Indian Territory. on account or
frost and low temperature.
THE Chronicle" places the amount Of cotton that
came In sight ihf. week al 2o0o0 bales. The sta
tisica position OF cotton considered be greatly
strengthened by the weekly compilation OF THE
Chronicle" The believers in better prices point out
that the Invisible or plantation stocks in the South
do not perhaps exceed 10000 bales and that out
side Of l5sOoo bales az New-Orleans and 10000 at
New-York there IL in America but 1900 bales at
the other visible points: this with four months be-
fore the new crop comes TO market and continu-
Ing loss IN visible supply estimated at 10000 bA.es
n week or The Chronicles" figures Atwood. No-
lett CO. have this - say.
While the prospects indicate crop or rapi.y
diminishing proportions next season there - an
equally rapid d!sAppearance o, what ~ ett IN sn's
country OF the present crop For instance there hai
come into sigh, Of the American crop % this season.
up last night ,il2 iej bA.cs against 1880 bales
or 203.'r more than last year, but so iast mas !,
been taken hy the worlds consumers mat there -
In warehouses AT United states ports ana IN" tnr,y
points IN the south. weekly reported Dy ne
chronicle" on.y 5+cD bales. against "5vO oaies
las, year bu The compsilson win Two Esar r,s nS
stock In this country Is 100 less than that year.
mns'S a.rs s@, e sgs Bow ' - Inc s Bales
visible today IN this country. New-York and New
orleans hold 5000 bales and they are very nk"y
oder to protect ths short interest which daily grow,
larger with continuance Of belief that bii
crop reports are manufactured by ne peope VINO
send them. AMI that the south ~ sun pursuing =
policy tfa' has not been prpUihul" i'I NV wv
wears namely that u raising cotton Tor IN" brnrn,
Of the words spinnsrs exclusively.
owing 10 the volume % speculation. New-N OK
should have larger amount OF stock here man last
y.,r Instead % which i IL 1900 bales less than q
year ago. or c2"p against 2-i.rH bales. II j. n,t
only In this country. however. that the position y
becoming strong hut the worlds viS!h" supply OF
American This week has lo-t 1870" h1es. whereas
the l,., this week last year was "."" pt!cs We
have exported TO Europe 6.3SOS against t'uH'o
halcs hui the vlshl. supply OF American In Europe
and anolt f0r the other SIDE Is on'y Ni."" pa
moro than last year IA the excess In exports IL
~ on ba.es European splnners hay" taken LOO.
0ni bales more than year ago. ana TINS 100, not
withdrawing tn. greatest commercial depression te
world haA known. perhaps. fpr nfty years
The position IN this market VIII probably soon DC
Ike that In Ncw-Or.ean' on August. that Is. a
large short Interest. 10 lquidate when there WILL
be no more opportunity than there would be FOR the
seller Of anything for future delivery with no pros
meet Of finding the whcrcwithai TO make good the
contract There no surer indication OF an extreme
advance. which may occur in the cotton market III
tho near future than a further accumulation or me
short Interest IN the summer months. "speciiliy Nu,
pust There VIII b. within sixty days a coniltloh 81
things stailscaly In this country, As regards cot
ton such. perhaps. as has never Dceh SeeN'