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MAKING. therefore. these very ample allow
arces for an increase TO all other quarters,
besides an increased export from our stock |
here, we may fairly expect l.47O,oOo
bales to this country out of crop of 2,5Ju,- |
600 bales and the fact of the exchanges, !
being still much n our favour, renders IL
less likely that any greater quantity, IL SO
much, will be kept back.


"The supply from Brazil and the East
Indies was considerably larger IN lS44
than IN le43, hnt smaller than in some for
mer wears And there is every reason TO
believe, that in consequence OF the iessened
demand for China, and the continued bad
accounts OF Cotton Wool from that quarter,
that still larger supply will be received
from the East IN the present year. we
will, however. suppose only the same quan
titles 10 be received from other markets du-
ring the current year, and tie estimate VIII
then staud thus


Bales.
D.,,bor a1 1874. sol 800
imported 1545:- go ooo
\ American, i' ~ ~ co. co.
\ D'"N'' II pa,b;ce 234
/ West Indies, oe'oco co.o
Egyptian, ooT $50
Fast Indian. ''''''


2,so5, $50
To provide for home


conIu sI,a eo oo0 bsles. l,56O,CO


Shipmen. 80 weeks,


5000. loo'o' NC 600
Estimated stock at Dec. ooocoo
81, lS45. 100
, Showing an Increase OF lo','0 il


Tbrongbout the whole OF these calcuia
$ tions. es,inatirg @ the crop at 2'oo9ooo UaieS


we have assumed every thing grtaiy /"
( favour of a reduction al s'oCh' ~ ."'s I'u'
o try-we have assumed demahu i"i noao,' nnn'


consumption aud export oi heery ooo'
e bales per week more Than last


have assumed consumption a"u auu'''o"
81 al stick left on hand IN the I n''eu oia'es
anal 10 10, coo bales more than last yea
= VIC haze assumed the direct shipmen;st Il
4 F-ance and the Continent to exceed mos
= of las, wear by $4,000 bales, and yet, no


wilhsl standing all these extensive .s''.ia.'
5. The stock will appear TO stana al CnIis''''o
a next 1877 COO bales more :han al the com
;" ...ornsnt of the wear. so that il even ih
cro,, should be reduced from the estimate


nana,.liv now taken, even below the yiet


tIeto }A3 and the whole Of that reductio


were 10 be taken from the proportion a.
., signed to Great Britain. our stock q. Chris =
,f mas next would sill show an increase eve


on that Of the 3lst December, when wa
ID the largest, not only positively, but eve ~,


relatively to the presen. enol lnosS 80 -,
N sumption. ever known. Oar grea. oole'
Of in entering 50 minu,eIy and carefully ,H ,n'
o' those +, estimates has been 10 show. tn
~ scarcely under any conceivable cireums.a sta,
y ces can reduction of our present stoS :
n, take place during the present year, as IS !
y. as il can be effected by ihe 80 e,;e nf,,


forthcoming crop or the consumption ol !, !
year Something will no doubt, depe'
On the laieness or earliness ef the ,,n crop p,
=, Is45.-46 and the portion Of i which M ~


arrive in the two last months OF 'nS y,
=, that element. Of course, we have iei'


together out The question.


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