New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
COTTON STOCKS MELTING.
THE SMALL SUPPLY IN AMERICA LosEs
HEAVILY.
REDUCED ln.ooo BALES IN THE wEEK-Ths
WORLDS VISIBLE DECREASES iosco'

prnr-rrn ,,looo BALES IN THE wEEK-rHs
WORLDS VISIBLE DECREASES los'c"
BALEs-HEAvY EXPORTS.
rb.-e was a further heavy loss In the snor'ehee
..,n,o sunniv Of cotton In the world shown oy Inv
weekly compilation OF The Chronicle yes'eA''
the total decreasing for the week oy 'ie -
arnoun, o, loS 900 bales and now standing at
bales During the week the purchases Oh spnne
IN Iiyerpooi were ostensib!y very SHALL "''' 'o
nv Northern spinners In this country "e.e 49,
r,t, extremely small. Despite these facts .hs
u,i,hdrawals for trade purposes by the WORM sp
ners generally were sufficient 10 make the NOV
c-o,ss shown above in the supply OF cotton OF d"
t,rds A particularly heavy export movement i'o'"
this country and email receipts from tue p'a
lions only 80 900 bales. caused loss ior '"' 80 -
the counted stocks Of cotton IN America u -
-. The entire port and interior stochs :"
, ha,,s nov fallen to $4,000 bales. which 70
os oo h,les less than the OF cotton expor'ee
from this country from this date 10 the emu u $40,
cotton season. September ]. last year Inc
axnorts OF cotton from this country 70 ruiop- "
week aggregated l40.39i bales. or lS'v' oa'eS N.Y.
,ha, uers exported In the corresponding week 'As'
year. A..Aoar, MT
cleared as good as exported though noi yer cou'.U
in the exports be deducted from the aN"i'A rr -,
OF cotton in America. the stocks III 'hls eou' -.
hs reduced 70 454 900 bales. against DIV" as' sa'
81 eoS noo ,vo wears ago l. has been a long u"s
since stocks in this country have fallen 10 30 10" a"
ebb as they are a, presen; ana It mas oeen a ms
time IN fact II never has been ,he case w" a.,
.orl5's demand for cotton made such hed's '"' 80
week after week on the counted suppress d.
doing at present $500 ,,u, NJ Z ~
49,, rswrence ,Mass) Manufacturing Company
uou,a clos. down But this was not the o's ne"'
concerning the cotton goods Industry :" -'e" -.
land Among others this telegram came iFo'" Ne"'
England. II, .,t,rs,. .t
~, Man,sess,eI Hosiery Ellis have struck sgains, The
conpanys require mens TO WYr s,t ra'e orders
Tna news from Fall River still fails 10 snow any
,ra,c,tions Of shutting down at that important mli
csptrs Stocks are pretty heavy but every sp'nu'
j. go,nr and II IS to be presumed these Big mill men
s n10" - p5oo.o pieces they sold i56ooo pieces
The worlds visible supply OF AmerSa" 20 a. nov.
sS9 go bales against 4.ll7is5 last year .. maria
The visible supply OF cotton OF an Ais. -, his r,ms
is now 2 5S6 bales less than last eas o2s S male,
75s sss less than years ago and s.o1o maess
than three years ago is FOR sale in this country
aud ,wenty-fve weeks before new cottoh w. ~
available FOR the uses Of me european n,eresns
present rate OF disappearance II u al ~, h 80
probiem 10 con lecture how much cotton WILL De isIs
in America twenty wesSs ,ro', u0 american cot.
Of cotton New Orleans. the greates' n 30
TON port Is now down TO lsS "a Daies asts W.
last year at this time while the srSck s,ock AZ CAVES
Isl 90 against 90. ga last year Inc STOCK
ton is s5 against 7s37. last year. and at Savannah
a. AS against 81. 1858 last year: ,,. 49,, .,os.A
Northern spnners took during the week JUST ciose0
a -os bales against 1880 last year while soutnein
SINNERS took their usual full weekly requrenen.ss
y 100 bales The decreased requirements OF Northern
spinners apparently does net count IN reducing '"'
huge weekly losses In the visible supply ....
There were no cotton markets doing business yes'
,e,day in this country or Europe owing 70 me noas
day bur cotton brokers downtown cast up the sures
and noted the weather news from the cotton oeit.
The news was according 10 The Chronicle, more
bic than private adv,ces received mere durns
Ike week had led mary expect favorable plant
ing ana growing season 10 large extent VIII MIN
irze the Importance OF the statistical position. uns
ia.s there is squeeze in OF the summer months:
hut cotton will be subject 10 the vcissitudes OF the
weather until next November. the value OF seasons
able weah her In the first week OF April cannot %
great ..,,-..,,,, Oh. ,...x,~
consumption OF the mills OF the world at $50 900 bales
which s FAR below the estimates given by Ellison ana
other cotton experts, the amount the mills VIII con-
sumo before new cotton comes again, twenty-one
rasks rom now Is 00o bales 740c0 bales more
than the entire present visible supply OF cotton In the
world. -. -.
"The Chronicle makes the total amount Of cotton
brought into sight OF this crop. 6Nl.ss6 bales To
maLe 600 600 bales there must needs come In from
now on 10 the end OF the season 6OO. 900 bales.