The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-17
COTTON.

WE receipts of cotton In this city to-day were
T'ya,vs' oil which l97 came by rail, us follows
M Harsslis !, Schneider Il Davis ~, Sanger
en-, y p kNeiiey y Bros. -; oppeuhelmer .,
1 .ia, Loeb " Frelburg from Denton. The
saPS nyis were 100 bales for Caller Il IIll, by
TTeSSu,il colorado Il Santa Fe, and 100 bales by
fh,%,c Llghuoot \ Co, by the Texas II Pacific.
sr sy were no changes In prices either IN Liy-
cOs pr ~ any OF the markets in this country
e Az III lniS city are steady
MidlinS i'us''''''''. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81.
iSNl low middling
an, a1i'uS ,.... So
0nIrs,v ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S1s
vCOnoS Facrs Mr. Alfred sbenncr:on 81 y,
aoIN, mas compiled from official and other
ior S'y w. one OF the most valuable works on cot
pnb;Ss !isIu exports, RECIPES, stocks erc,, ever
htavnsneu, ana II is certainly almos, indispensn
li.n%,vIuoh factors, buyers planters aud others
y,I vu y, everything that can possibly be of
arcnn, uen, for II embraces the greatest
IannI OF Information condensed ever given TO
Rspuole. Price, 20 cents. Send orders to A.
Thpperson y Beaver street, New York.
NV, viWWiiloWlng Interesting items are extracted
r,tor nu'sohs Annual Review OF the cotton sit.
vplnIicns as to The cotton out.turn of the new
aas,lvan crop differ far less widely this year
s "Sa .hey did either twelve months or two years
III "p,Sspeel OF tho crops then coming 10 mar.
M, nom last season and the season before, At
IN s,s s'e' 'he prophets were neither so cautious
mnSIN,s publisation TO their forecasts, nor SO
herv IN the expression OF their views, MS
lpsoshvM lne present moment At the open
AK ~ ooth seasons tho estimates ranged $1,000.
he anu EoVo,VV0 bales; and, cur.ously enough,
non I'M nguic proved correct In one soa.
hon S suu we minimum In the other. This sea.
trmaS W II an entire absence Of what may be
nr ie,. small estimates few authorities looking
seOsv ~ man 65CO,0c, whilemany are expecting
n s,cn" AND some as much as 7,2So. 600. The
1cr,h mas been very favorable throughout,
ss sssh not more favorable than that Of two
rsn,oaa go up 70 this date; but unles the area
So,a Is undercstlrnAted Il Is difficult to see
6o ,o snv crop can reach 30 large figure us 4.
vik VIM osles 10 say nothing of z $50, Co., though
IA e sn open winter II may easily run up to g..
WV" OF $50 900 bales
THIS snAsoN THE ARIA PLANTED
eimseh as l65gl,,0 10 acres, which, on the basis
ID ts srgcst previous production that OF lss0.si
S,S o pSt oAls 10 tho acre., would give a crop OF
cf,SNvi oAles, q production equal W the average
yi,W n ~ 'easons ls15.6 ~ 1851 would give a
mes,,v,l eoSN 10 bales. Two months hence tho
wliS a,,h The ports and the deliveries overland
mate y, one TO make fairly approximate est
vo,,ho' ue crop, but q, present the only trust.
lnS,n.y Ruideis ths acreage, and that does mol
ru,.l ae moro than 4, T6s,0tO bales, say IN round
ova. ,vsN t,,o 90 bales, or about npl0O0 bales
sno,r me Yield oftwo seasons ago, With such an
ne .s nous crop ~ This We should propably wit.
Ia s,s.,o, lower W average range OF prices than ruled
Sor,SW e stocks 81 the American mills and ports
mo u,a DC brought back 10 the figures Of twelve
stcaun. since Akide from the replenishment OF
the rr M, american tpinnuis will, as estimated by
s,m,,,uIanclal Chronicle require for actual coa.
'"On ico'W bales more than they used last