The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-30


Good middlng. .,.'',.....,.,....,,..: II
MlddlllnS air ..,"..,...........,,....l l's
THE market in Liverpool was steady
middlings l1-16, Orleans 6 1916, low mid.
dlings 6 GIG, good ordinary ZIG, ordinary
9. Receipts 1900 sales 1900, Of which
1920 were American, and l 900 for eIporta.
ton.
In New York spots opened dull and NOM
inal the tone Of the market continuing
without change during the day, and closed
weak, middlings y cents. Sales 1 1852.
New Orleans opened quiet and closed
steady; middlings, ia. Sales, 1900.
Galveston closed weak; ;i;iddlings, ia.
Receipts, 1902; sales, 1880.
eighth of a cent middlings, liz. Receipts,
30 bales; sales, 3,0i6: shipments, 2,73s stock
on hand, S3,6S6.
The nett receipts at all these ports were
l5S, $50, against l60,Sj3 the same day last
year, a decrease of 1897 bales. The eI-
ports to Great Britain were 50, DBL Cont
nent, 1880; France, $685. Channel ports,
l,039. Stock on hand, l,209,2ll, against
977, 800 the same day last year, an increase
of 23l ,0O2 bales.
Messrs. Ellison & Co. in their monthly
cotton circular, dated Liverpool, December
10th, speaking of the prospects, say:
There is Just as much diversity ofopinion
to-day as to the probable outturn of the
400 nbont thap ons ihou m' cnn ~ ,ion W
oe 7No oan m noo e nn h range PEE
son' emu UoTogVS ou. e one arc ano
sn5 othara III iono ~, WE $1,000 ~" !,
Th.so ron,o wo y" ,es' .aai S,,u'oO,
~ So, "" rs. no ,e 90 uo NOV vi tne pres
Thar. 40 tH 5 M ,neh pl .ne past one,
~. tno,. nn,. ,ba n.ae w. nV"Gser UNA.
wos rr.ativ muders aH p,aeI rs. seSssn
incrsas. oy ths nr.s;nms s nns.gauo Vi inc
~" ~ on Wv pao,ious seas1n .elnB ohly
mi oupbo,it,es T. s u.s. ,,a, S ~ shv Prioi,
P 800 10 = NV Nv; "Lin i ~ Mas q.
.eai nSo' ' neo o esti y. . wouio nave
zoo 90 900 wv 30 V,,'VyV, llsleso
" ,loin ?,'vV,ooVs o,VV'vVo; Ids year th'
nu. easy NM II; .iu area Sown - apout 10 per
I'LL ,shic, nn's, Win season IKE lhe last
m.iiHii was oohsluereu an e uniaVoraOie ore
NO wouiu shye crop VI o,Soo,VV 10 o,SV,
Nv; "AhS an a,nP'e alloMaiice ior III
Jury uonc oy tne urouth, we tninE
sn noo t nno gl9p cahiiot DC hucll Iess thal
r,ovVVUv T psles; mn,Ie IL may DE consiueraoi,
h ino'e; ms Vi course u mere conlecture
Ous W out MINIS 1Sn on Is lliore reasohaplt
vppaJe ,;ii thhn V,,W,VVo 70 say nothing
VIC sun sinaIler lgure PuI lorth ~ man,
quurters, MoTeover, IL is borne out oy thI
, . OF 'he crop at ports ana interior
'o"ss 10 uste'
MI,
AZ 10 saiu 'nm tnp Ieueipts VIZ siortly
o,9VVVV: but TINS Is mere opinion
whien may or may not DC reaii2ed, wherea
,ne ngures, 80 iar as 'ney 30, are IaGts
Last year NJ inns ume !he hgures pointed u
large crop, but OPINION was strong on
small crop, so strong, indeed, that 1t causet
aut nor ,oN VINO no had started WITH oOooW
will not be tho same this season? w,
don't mean TO say that II will be so. be
cause there Is not sufficient reliabl,
data upon which TO form nm onin
ion. But what we do say Is tha
the known facts do not noint 10 n smal
crop and we only waive the conclu
sion that they point TO large crop In def
erence to the opinion of valued correspon
dents in the States who do not look fol
more than @. go 900 10 d. $50 OOD In anv ca !.
while they would not he surprised IN as" 81,
only q, 600, 900 bales. Il will be possibIs
however, to form pretty definite est,mat,
| in the course of fhe ne1t ,lrao n.aaas
meanwhile Il should be borne in mind Nina I'm,
we started the season with balfa mills
bales more in stock than We had twsivs
months preyiouslv and that India NO.,
promises TO send us nj least ON oao hais
more this season than last V'O'' ''''