The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-17
Tho RE Cote Market.

From Messrs A. G, Nathan's Circular.
The large business done In the bean since
date OF our last circular respects We resume
In some degree astonishes all In any way
connected with the article save those who
0pera,ei. Really in vlew OF the resulV OF tue
Dutch action and prices ruiing here and In
Santos az also those quoted from . nsuming
markets, We fail +, ioresee the rise ia tho
United States and Europe, evidently expected
by the greater number uf our nsighbor'. We
ara In the last IN nth Of the first quarter of
this year and during the twenty-eight DAYS of
the month Of Febru ry receipt averaged II, 7i3
bass per diem against 10. iSa during he thirty
one day, OF the,prec0Iin mOntn, sayJanuary,
and since the LIST inst u date the reoeipt ara
such rs 10 lead US TO suppose that March viii
not be much b mind Feb uiry as far rs the
quantity OF oofes Is concerned to be received
here.
From the ilh ulnmo to date 5is 500 bags
have changed hands, destined as follows:
Bags.
United states..... .,,.....,. 2Se, so
Cane Of ,od Hope GoS
olher points ,'".,.....,...", ...,,,,.,. i, $50
No. -
Total ,,,..,........,,."..5iS, go
Prices paid for o her col os have oscillat d
from s'o5, aown to $1,000 per 10 kilos on the
Exports from Rio In the eight months ended
March amour OF to 2,ss7 7l' bags. against
2,ls7,3j, bags aud $685. bags respectively
IN Jus corresponding per!ou %, mo last TWO
years. OF the exports, l,54 s55 bass were
destined t, the U al ed tates, asains. ,ist 20
bags and IA, li3 bags respectively In the cor.
responding period OF the last preceding years
English Estimates, s,85o.OOO Bales.
Nell Bros. \ Co. ob,etvs In their last circu-
lar;
We vera told confidently, In January and
February, by short-crop mon taat the deficiency
NJ ha ,s,ll ala, h,,
small receipts after February. We asked In
vain for the grouni Ia of this opluion, for we
naturally suppos d that when su'h conhdsnt
assertions We're made there must b. some ell
Mite foundation, real or c,ed, for hem We
DID not succscd, ,wever, In Had ny That there
wers any Y ounds Tor IN ", ut 4 Ill the ssser.
tions W srd reiterated In so confident u manner
that they carried, In spite OF our own INF rma-
tlon TO inc contrary, n certain amouat Of CON
vlcti,n, or AZ lea W doubt, ipto ths minds Of
tho VINO arc readytD accept assertion la the
place OF proof. We have now, however. an
opportunity OF tesdng the value OF those
s!aiem.nta The foreign tables show that du.
ring the -FOUR weeks rom 6, bruary 10 TIL
Mircn Is, the rece pit, from nj ,ntt,i ma
amounted 10 5ll, 90 bales. asains s5.,OOJ bale,
last year, an excess OF los per cent, aud
ssga,nst s,S,oN bales ON tae average OF the past
three years, aud this ratio OF Increase Is siiii
augmcn,iny, tie past fortnight having
shown an excess ,f no less than ito per cent
compared with Last year. shouid Il oontin-
w w tiiv'enso Nv rus iute vi iWpsr cent. TIL
the end OF tho season, The crop, assuming the
corrections at the clio - 10 be the same ma In 1
year, would come out as follows. 1
Receipts from plantations
TIL March Is. .....m..,. Sl5a,Oo0 l.gt0.O00
Add southern consumption
est!mA,ei 10000, 10000
Overland to northern
spiatsrs I'LL date $4,000
Total Visb'e;....... .".o,I@ 90 S,s60,00o
Corrections at the close. $1,000 5000
0ubs ,uusnt receipts from
plaut ,tlons including over
land ....... $4,000 isl 200
Total crop. ...............s,essoo 6,7s1 900