[From Latham, Alexander & Co.’s “Cotton Movement & Fluctuation,” 1902-7.]

Year.Visible and Invisible Supply at beginning of year.Crops.Total Actual Consumption.Balance of Supply End of year.
United StatesAll Others.Total.Visible.Invisible.
Bales of 500 pounds each.
1884-51,550,0005,136,0002,101,0007,237,0007,444,000984,000359,000
1885-61,343,0005,984,0002,234,0008,218,0008,120,000968,000473,000
1886-71,441,0005,960,0002,577,0008,537,0008,505,000999,000474,000
1887-81,473,0006,400,0002,309,0008,709,0008,891,000772,000519,000
1888-91,291,0006,463,0002,632,0009,095,0009,267,000682,000437,000
1889-901,119,0006,820,0002,933,0009,753,0009,795,000846,000231,000
1890-11,077,0008,137,0003,039,00011,176,00010,511,0001,315,000427,000
1891-21,742,0008,640,0003,001,00011,641,00010,565,0002,310,000508,000
1892-32,818,0006,435,0003,296,0009,731,00010,291,0001,903,000355,000
1893-42,258,0007,136,0003,314,00010,450,00010,580,0001,792,000336,000
1894-52,128,0009,640,0002,978,00012,618,00011,543,0002,185,0001,018,000
1895-63,203,0006,912,0003,421,00010,333,00011,605,0001,231,000700,000
1896-71,931,0008,435,8683,438,00011,873,86811,880,3321,295,636628,000
1897-81,923,63610,890,0003,316,29014,206,29012,888,7681,905,1581,336,000
1898-93,241,15811,078,0003,694,93414,772,93414,014,7282,371,3641,628,000
1899-19003,999,3649,137,0003,092,89712,229,89713,772,7721,071,4891,385,000
1900-12,456,48910,218,0003,414,45413,632,45413,415,9161,549,0271,124,000
1901-22,673,02710,380,3804,038,56914,413,94914,414,9081,306,0681,366,000
1902-32,672,06810,511,0204,215,66114,726,68714,477,6941,177,6771,743,384
1903-42,921,0619,841,6714,317,67014,159,34114,310,1581,085,2371,735,007
1904-52,770,24413,420,4404,524,00017,944,05615,541,6672,501,4692,671,164
1905-65,172,63811,048,0004,612,55315,660,55316,328,8041,702,4852,801,897
1906-74,504,38213,346,0005,232,00018,578,00017,005,6402,215,4973,861,245
Year.Visible
and
Invisible
Supply at
beginning
of year.
Bales of 500
pounds each.
1884-51,550,000
1885-61,343,000
1886-71,441,000
1887-81,473,000
1888-91,291,000
1889-901,119,000
1890-11,077,000
1891-21,742,000
1892-32,818,000
1893-42,258,000
1894-52,128,000
1895-63,203,000
1896-71,931,000
1897-81,923,636
1898-93,241,158
1899-19003,999,364
1900-12,456,489
1901-22,673,027
1902-32,672,068
1903-42,921,061
1904-52,770,244
1905-65,172,638
1906-74,504,382
Year.Crops.
United StatesAll Others.Total.
Bales of 500 pounds each.
1884-5

5,136,000

2,101,000

7,237,000

1885-6

5,984,000

2,234,000

8,218,000

1886-7

5,960,000

2,577,000

8,537,000

1887-8

6,400,000

2,309,000

8,709,000

1888-9

6,463,000

2,632,000

9,095,000

1889-90

6,820,000

2,933,000

9,753,000

1890-1

8,137,000

3,039,000

11,176,000

1891-2

8,640,000

3,001,000

11,641,000

1892-3

6,435,000

3,296,000

9,731,000

1893-4

7,136,000

3,314,000

10,450,000

1894-5

9,640,000

2,978,000

12,618,000

1895-6

6,912,000

3,421,000

10,333,000

1896-7

8,435,868

3,438,000

11,873,868

1897-8

10,890,000

3,316,290

14,206,290

1898-9

11,078,000

3,694,934

14,772,934

1899-1900

9,137,000

3,092,897

12,229,897

1900-1

10,218,000

3,414,454

13,632,454

1901-2

10,380,380

4,038,569

14,413,949

1902-3

10,511,020

4,215,661

14,726,687

1903-4

9,841,671

4,317,670

14,159,341

1904-5

13,420,440

4,524,000

17,944,056

1905-6

11,048,000

4,612,553

15,660,553

1906-7

13,346,000

5,232,000

18,578,000

Year.Total
Actual
Consumption.
Balance of Supply End of year.
Visible.Invisible.
Bales of 500 pounds each.
1884-5

7,444,000

984,000

359,000

1885-6

8,120,000

968,000

473,000

1886-7

8,505,000

999,000

474,000

1887-8

8,891,000

772,000

519,000

1888-9

9,267,000

682,000

437,000

1889-90

9,795,000

846,000

231,000

1890-1

10,511,000

1,315,000

427,000

1891-2

10,565,000

2,310,000

508,000

1892-3

10,291,000

1,903,000

355,000

1893-4

10,580,000

1,792,000

336,000

1894-5

11,543,000

2,185,000

1,018,000

1895-6

11,605,000

1,231,000

700,000

1896-7

11,880,332

1,295,636

628,000

1897-8

12,888,768

1,905,158

1,336,000

1898-9

14,014,728

2,371,364

1,628,000

1899-1900

13,772,772

1,071,489

1,385,000

1900-1

13,415,916

1,549,027

1,124,000

1901-2

14,414,908

1,306,068

1,366,000

1902-3

14,477,694

1,177,677

1,743,384

1903-4

14,310,158

1,085,237

1,735,007

1904-5

15,541,667

2,501,469

2,671,164

1905-6

16,328,804

1,702,485

2,801,897

1906-7

17,005,640

2,215,497

3,861,245

Stocks of Money in Thirteen Principal Countries of the World in 1873, 1896 and 1906.

Relative increase in use of gold, silver and paper money illustrated.

Countries.Stock of Gold.
1873.1896.1906.
United States

$135,000,000

$696,300,000

$1,593,300,000

Great Britain

160,000,000

584,000,000

486,700,000

France

450,000,000

772,000,000

926,400,000

Germany

160,200,000

654,500,000

1,030,300,000

Russia

149,100,000

586,900,000

939,400,000

Italy

20,000,000

96,900,000

215,500,000

Belgium

25,000,000

35,000,000

31,100,000

Netherlands

12,000,000

21,900,000

45,900,000

Austria-Hungary

35,000,000

178,500,000

306,400,000

Australasia

50,000,000

132,100,000

125,000,000

Denmark

4,100,000

15,400,000

22,600,000

Sweden

1,800,000

10,600,000

22,600,000

Norway

7,600,000

7,500,000

8,300,000

 Total

1,209,800,000

2,791,600,000

5,753,500,000

Countries.Stock of Silver.
1873.1896.1906.
United States

$ 6,150,000

$364,500,000

$698,700,000

Great Britain

95,000,000

121,700,000

116,800,000

France

500,000,000

443,900,000

411,100,000

Germany

306,235,000

212,800,000

219,700,000

Russia

18,600,000

74,200,000

77,900,000

Italy

23,000,000

45,400,000

31,700,000

Belgium

15,000,000

57,000,000

24,700,000

Netherlands

37,300,000

56,100,000

52,600,000

Austria-Hungary

40,000,000

63,700,000

105,300,000

Australasia

3,000,000

7,000,000

10,000,000

Denmark

7,500,000

5,400,000

6,100,000

Sweden

4,300,000

4,900,000

7,700,000

Norway

1,600,000

2,000,000

3,100,000

 Total

1,057,685,000

1,728,600,000

1,765,400,000