Tuesday, the U.S. National Cotton Council report in November the amount of U.S. cotton textile mill adjusted rate of 4.018 million package (480 pounds), less than the cut in October after the amount of 4,278,000 packets. October U.S. cotton consumption in the initial report of the number of 4,332,000 packets. November cotton consumption is also lower than the same month last year of 4.812 million package.

Meanwhile, the U.S. Census Bureau said a separate report, in November (four weeks in November 2-29 days) after the U.S. seasonally adjusted basis, the amount of cotton on 14,828 package, which is lower than in October of 15,986 packets. Cotton consumption is also lower than in November 2007 of 17,719 packets. Full month in November, cotton consumption was 285,480 bags, less than 10 months of 333,718 packets. Bureau of Statistics said in November cotton consumption is also lower than the same period last year 343,479 packets.