The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-10

All other Observation-Disclosures. $1,000 Sl,sOs
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/ According to this statement the agricul-
crease OF about GOO, 900 bales from last year.
| If the department reports of acreage had
been used the result would have been
| nearer 100000 bales less, and if the oalcula-
| ton was made solely upon the first of Oc-
tober condition the decrease would be
about DOC, 600 bales.
The movement Of the crop at this place
has been as follows: For, tho week ended
| last evening, November 8, tho receipts have
been .341 bales against 2,3S bales same
| week last year. The total receipts since
September !, 1881, have reached l8, 76s bales
against ,005 bales for same period last
ysar. showing a decrease of $3.50 bales.
Stock on hand is DOW 5,606 bales against
1907 bales same time last year, showing an
increase Of 1850 bales over last year. This
! increase Of stock on hand, it appears, Is not
concaed to this place, for We perceive, 40
| cording to the Chronicle Of the 10th ult,
| that the stOeks OF all interior towns had in
creased during the week ending the 18th ult.
to q, 055 bales and were at that date 81, Az
bslss more than at the same time last year.
There will be little top crop gathered In this
section of the state, II any at al, and what
has not already matured in sections further
south, has been killed by the late frosts.
| The New York Financial Chronicle Of Oct.
Goth saws: We have received by cable all
the results contained in Mr.. Ellison's an
nual cotton review for the year ending Oo-
tober /, 1881, which appears to have been
| issued Thursday Of this week. As the fig
ures reached us at so late an hour, we are
| unable to do but little more with them than
give the cable dispatch. Our correspondent
also cables The rectifed figures for last year,
and wo add them below, and also the fig
ures for 1850, for comparison. First we
give spinners' taliings in actual bales and
pounds for the three years, with the average
weight of bales for each season; 600.
From October /, 1880 to October l, lsSl
Takings by spinner,, Great Britug ~
600; continent, 2,SS3, 000-total, G, 4 10,
average weight Of bales for Great Britain,
446-continent, 42S-total, 437-takings 10
hounds, Great Britain, Az GAG, 000-conti-
nent, ,233 1924 ,OOO-total, 1861 so, 600.
From OCTOBER 1, 1879 to october 1, 1880:
| Taking, by spinners, Great Britain, S,ois'-
0O-continent, 26lS ,oo-total, 5;oSs,oVoE
average weight Of bales, Great Britain, ~
pounds, Great Britain, l,Si0, COL ,0oO-conti-
rlsnt, I,1O7 81, OO0-total, 2,447 ,272, 900.
From October 1, 1878 to October 1, 1879;
Taking by spinners, Great Britain, 500
OoO--continent, 2,462 0Oo-total, 5,054 600
average weight Of bales, Great Britain, 40
-COntlnent, flc-lOtdl, t@t-NdhihSp -
pounds, Great Britain, ,l4 ,l9I Ooooconti-
nent, 1 ,o29, 49,, OO0-total, 2. l63, $4,000.
According to the above, the average
weight Of the actual deliveries in Great
Britain this year has been 446 pounds per
bale, against 144 pounds last year and 456
pounds the previous year. The contlnen.
| tal deliveries average 42S pounds, against
the previous year. In the following. We
! give The stock held by the mills, their
| tskings and their consumption in each OF
the three years, all reduced to bales OF 100
pounds each.
ming OF year 1SsO-s1, q, 000---ls7O-SQ, 1900
$3.50, 5000; deliveries during the year
!. 1896 600; total supply year lsso-s1, $50 :
Ooo-is79-sO, s77,6c6-ls7s-79, ESQ, 900 (;
| total consumption year 1SS0-sl, S,572 900
/ 1873 so, $3.50, OOo-ls7s-79, $4,000; stock
October /; end OF year, 1sso-S1, 1900
1880, 27,oOo-ls7s-79, q, 600.
Continent-stock October ], beginning OF
/ i7sT9, 1900; deliveries during year
! issO-s1, s,0s4 0o0-ls79-S0, 2,76s, 0Oo--lsIs-lg,
1873 go; total supply year 1Sso-sl, 3, 5000
l-ls7g-sO. 2,sg2, 0OO-is7S-79, 2,GO,OoOi con
sumption during year lSS0-s1. 2,aJ6, 0O--
/ Is7e-sO, 2,750. Oo0-ls1s-70, 2,55,OOi Stock
( October /, end Of year lsso-sl, 24Ol0oo-
| l-IAfNl. llZ.Nf-lNf0-fts fNtfN7Hfa
m, total, for the whole Of Europe for the
three wears are as follows Tin bales of4os
poundsl. Great Britain and continent:
stock October !, 1SSo-Sl, 139, eJO-le19 20
| 12l .OOo-ls7s-T9. 152, 900; deliveries during
vesr lSgD-sl, 6.G54, 0OO-lS7y-SO, 6,llS,Oyl-
( is7s-79, 5,4Os. 900; total supply lss0-sl, q.
{ 7ss, 0O0-1s79-so, 20 Ooo-lsls-l3 0,,J0,o w
I INSTRUMENTATION 1ss0-s1, 8, 52s oo0-ls7.,-sO
CO.'S O0o-Isss-79. s. $1,000; stock October
I lend Of YEAR, 1s3o-si, 255,OOO-lss9-So, l04,'
0ur disnatcb also contains the averag'
weekly consumption as follows On bales d
400 pounds, consumption per week; -. =.
Crest Britain. lSsO-ol, bs,oJ--lolt'- =.
e. slO-ig7s-7g, 5,i52; Continent, ls5)-el
5s s4G-ls7g-s0. 52,sIs-1s7s-79, 1873; total
/ issO-sl, u, 53s-1s79-S0, ZIG, lSl-ls5s-5e
The cable also adds that Mr.. EllisOn's an
I nusI review states that the consumption o
I Great Britain for the past year has increased
7 Sc per cent. and that the continental con
sumption has increased y per cent, Ties
I percentages being figured on the nverae'
[ weekly Consumption, and not on the year,,
totals. which in 1s7D-s0 embraced - week.
ard in 1891 only 50 weeks. M Ellisol
states. furthermore, that d the increase =
r,er cent. was on account 81 the iucrease.
4 waste in the crop, making the actuel m
I crease 0ess the ADDITIONAL Wnste) . p
cent. luI lllt NAaoA- u A-Art--
I with regard 20 the supply and neeis o
/ Fu-ore for the next year. Mr.. Ellis1n give
- rIsnai estimate. which is ns follows
sisfe7 In beies % 40 pounds each
i PrQuiremerts for ISL in bales ~ -
4 mounds ench from India EgTVt, etc, 80.
DO bales from America ff''0 = hales
I a. rounds earhi ar--a' tr u Jt1les-
total recurrence 1-les E tyunll
ezch. 8 71e 60
TIE amount EIrtr rr11- - y
India EgTrt. etc l .rl-l
from al sources 30 rr. --l
he rrnrIu7es that l 1T
\ Arnerica 4. ic5. 90 1las 80
there VII b eD0ur
ccrs'rrrtiru q III rl
L 49, ard leave IL
drts rtuut ne SINE i lrs - = Z !,
as filut. 20 af0-f -rrr1 Ia y. l-.t.
81 exp VII hass - Be- q - -