The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05

| that about twO-thirdS OF the cotton III this |
section is picked, and not more than one
third thrown upon the market
GOOD Ordinary ,..,.,,,,,.'..',,.'''.'.... "a
Low mldunny. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, va
Strict middling ....,....,.,,.,.......l 01i
Good mlddling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IVA
| Mido,ing lair. ,.....,,....,...,".,..,.u
The movement of the crop at this place |
has been as follows; For the week ended |
last evening, November 3, the receipts have
been ,2il bales against 1883 bales same
week last year. The total receipts since
September |, 1881, have reached 10, 1855 bales
against 1905 bales for same period last
year, showing decrease of $3.50 bales.
Stock on hand is now 5000 bales against
| 1907 bales same time last year, showing an
| increase of $500 bales over last year. This
increase Of stock on hand it appears, is not
confined to this place, for we perceive, ac-
cording 10 the Chronicle of the 10Th ut,
that the stocks of all interior towns had in
creased during the week ending the 18th ult.
to 22,O55 bales, and were at that date 3S,474
bales more than ut the same time last year.
There will be little top crop gathered in this
section of the state, II any at all, 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 says: We have received by cable all
Il a.
nual cotton review for the year ending Oc-
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 rectilied figures for last year,
aid we add them below, and also the fig
ures for 1889, for comparison. First we
We spinners' takings in actual bales and
~ lie far bn will 1n
weight of bales for each season;
From October |, 1880 to October 1, 1881:
Takings by spinners Great Britain 3,20l,-
000-; continent, 1888 ,000-total, 6,0S4 900;
average weight OF bales for Great Britain,
1iG-continent, i2S-total, 437-takings in
! pounds, Great Britain, ,427 ,6i6 0O0-conti-
nent, ,233, 92i ,0O0-total 2G6l $4,000.
From October 1, 1879 to October /, 1880:
Takings by spinners, Great Britain, 30lS,-
00O-continent, 2,6lS,000-total, $500 600
average weight of bales, Great Britain, 4i4
continent, 423-totai, 4H-takings in
pounds, Great Britain, 1,3l0,00l 0O0-conti-
nent, ,107, 81 ,000-total, 2,4i7 ,272,000.
From October /, 1878 to October /, 1879:
Taking by spinners, Great Britain. 2,6O2,-
000-continent, 2462, 000-total 5,06i 900
average weight of bales, Great Britain, 43G
continent, 4lS-total, i27-takings in
pounds, Great Britain, 1,12i, l07 00O-conti-
According to the above the average
weight OF the actual deliveries in Great
Britain this year has been ii6 pounds per
bale, against IA pounds last wear and 436
pounds the previous year. The continent
Ial deliveries average 42S pounds, against
1913 pounds last year and AIS pounds
the previous year. In the following we
give the stock held by the mills, their
takings and their consumption in each of
the three years all reduced to bales of 400
pounds each.
Great Britain-Stock October |. begin
ming of year 1SSO-Sl, 27,OOO-lS70-S0, ~ 900
-lS7S-79, 5000; deliveries during the year
1SS0-Sl, $3.50, 000-lS79-S0 3, $50 OO0-lS7S-79
1855, 0O0 total supply year lSS0-Sl, 1897
000-lS79-SO, 1877 ,0OO-lS7S-79, $4,000;
total consumption year lSS0-Sl, 1872, 600
1S19-s0, 1880, 00o-1S7S-79, 2,sl3,O0O; stock
October i end of year, lSS0-Sl, 26,000-
lS70-SO, T,OOO-lS1S-70, q 900.
Continent-Stock October |, beginning of
year lSSO-Sl, ll2,00O-lST9-S0, 9i,000-
1880, 1l7000; deliveries during year
lSSO-Sl, 3,0Si, 0OO-lS70-S0, :, I6S, OOO-1S7S-79,
2,5I3,W total supply year 1SSO-Sl, 3, l96 900
-lS79S0, 1852 0OO-lS7S-79, 1880 1000 con-
sumption during year lSS0-Sl, 1856, 000-
lSI9-SO, 75OOOO-lS1S-79i 2,506,WO; Stock
October |, end of year lSSO-Sl 2i0,00o-
lSl9-SO, ll2,VO-lS1S-l9, 0iW0.
| iHV tVtuio W. tiic Nlluio vi rulupt lOT INC
three years are as follows lin bales Of 400
pounds, Great Britain and continent:
Stock October |, 1880 81, 0,oO0-lS79-S0,
l2l ,OO0-lS7S-70, $4,000; deliveries during
year lSSO-Sl, 6,65l,OO0-lSI9-S0, 6,l1S,0O0-
lS1S-79 5,4OS,0OO; total supply lSS0-Sl, g.
793, oOO-lS19-So, q, 30 O00-lSlS-70, 5,560,000
total consumption lSSO-Sl, q, 52S, 0O-lSI0-S0,
coo, OOO-lS7S-7o, $4,000; stock October
lend OF year,, lSS0-Sl, 26S, 000--1S79-S0, l6i,-
0Oo-lS7S-79, 12l 900.
| Our dispatch also contains the average
weekly consumption, as follows Gn bales of
400 pounds, consumption per week:
Great Britain, lSS0-Sl, 6S,692-lS79-S0,
63,Sl0-ls1s-70, 81 1872 Continent, lSSO-Sl,
56,Si6--lSltlSO 90, slS-lS7S-7Y 1929; total,
lSS0-sl, 1875, 53S-lS70-S0, ZIG, l9l-lS7S-70,
lW,O70.
The cable also adds that Mr.. Ellison's an
nual review states that the consumption of
Great Britain for the past year has increased
7 SO per cent and that the continental con-
sumption has increased 81 per cent, these
percentages being figured on the average
weekly consumption, and not on the yearly
totals, which in lSI9.S0 embraced 52i weeks,
and in lSSO1 only % weeks. Mr.. Ellison
states, furthermore, that of the increase y
| per cent. was on account of the increased
waste In the crop, making the actual i'm.
crease 0ess Tho additionni wostcl hi mar
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