The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-25

- TTFexare M new developments in the cottol
market either in this country or Europe, worth
of mention Prices are unchanged anu tn ~ maj al
ket G xhibits, IL anything, downward tendency
The receipts in Liverpool from lnula con'lnu
large, which must have an Influential, eilect !
keeping down prices There were no receipts u
this city to-day, and for the past week they nav
only reached about seventy bales Prices ar
unchanged but firm. -,
Good middllng ''''''''''''''''''''. ''''''''' in4
Midaii lng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Low middling %
Liverpo-l cotton market showed only mod
prices middllngs, D-l6; Orleans, OK. The re
.eeipts were %, 500 bales, OF which TO- 90 wer'
American The sales were 1900, of which 500
were American, aud 200 Tor exploration,
In New York the market opened nominal
Io,.er ID sell. was 4uict ilrius the day and closet
in the same tone. middlings, l2b. Bales l'6l
bales. ,
closed easy. middlings, II. Sales, 26O
Galveston closed weak; middiings, llgt. lie
celpts, 539. Sales, lOl bales. II,
In st. Louis the market closed quiet mo
dlines. ~. Receipts, ilL Sales. 32l. Snip
mems 1875 stock on hand, 10 lU1 bales.
The cotton movement shows the consolllate
net receipts TO be 5'i2 bales, agaifst zO,OS, IN
corresponding day last year. decrease OF II, ~
bales. The exports 70 Great Britain were SlI
continent 3lSl; France and channel porls
none. The stock on hand at all the ports y
day last year, falling OF ofil,l99 bales
FouR-PIFrHs of the raw cotton Of the world 4
produced in the United States, but we manufac
tnre not more than one-half as much as Grea
The Times Is informed that $780, 900 have beer
subscribed By the citizens Of selma Tor the buila
ing Of a large cotton factory -, 90.
CHARLESTON. May j. The News and Oour1e
has advices from various PORTIONS o. the s,At
fnat the cold nights are having most injuriou
,.ffecf upon the cotton crop. in some cases rem
denng replanting necessary.
According % the last monthly report OF I'M
National Cotton Exchange Of America, the tax
inrs OF northern mills for the first eight month
OF the crop year were lf2i62 bales. agains
i.47i.Oss bales the same time IN ISL Ihis = =,
average per week Of 40.7 bales, against - .
last wear, and 81 355 the year before
Ia lssl there were q mills In lowell Mass
cusetts In additien n print works. nes4 spin
dies 1855 looms W, lena .a e. p,s lee "a
20 vards Der week In Iss2fhere wefelas mills
representing an invested capital Of vi, so0Cus
sol 900 spindles. 20.52l looms ~ ~ ielss5 "
ducts are 2O9 O56O 600 yards Of cotton. Ass1,O.
wards WOODEN goods. 40 100 yards carpeting
400 shawIs and u. 5e5.f2o pair hose;
The following translation OF extracts tttin
circular Of Messrs. Volksrt BrOs. IN relstien
the Bombay cottOn mOvemrnt u furnh - ~
by Mr. Drummond. and Il OF great h'er7'a ~
iEriraet n Nessrs vsIkart a Bros cireBlar
BognkF, April 81 1ssz Although me erIlfe -
A. Bonbay during DE month Of A vi EreatJ -
.ceed The presiding estimates. the prices -
ARE only a small fraction lover than vhat nj
were fflssn days aga -.
The iar-r reeelpts from January n this "a
compared win prsrious esfrna,es are explei -,
% . certain extent b. the fact ttft . great Pc
poFfi0n 81 the eruD ~ Bengal. ~hleh va nelcty
f1re exported via Calrufta. has found ~ -.
flIrouRh BomDay. nore0ver the very lars.
ffiplnenfs 81 kIruchee and Iuficcrn- Win tHll-
ffIpnneut ~ Bonhay. fnlteaf ~ direct snip.
rrrrIf y Europe are also alded ~ u arrlf1l. =
fhe reet r. B1mhly. alfftB1Eh not legItlrnatsi1
7,alonrino ~ BorbsT. -.
Al hornbay Il = he reneral beIief thaf ~
rr-ateEf pressure cause1 ~ n fece - h.s - ?
49,. ans rlnf Ne feeeirs q Ny an1
InDe vii nr eEceed aa yeer
rErr wurd within - WeeEs
-o-.r- runriferniis deerrart IN tte fru-ea u ne
-rrtIr rrreIrts This h 30 ~ IRE priuciral
rr1'1~f nf ne IN icnfeucy - ne byub.J rnsr-
~ ufIrh i rEry arr1reuf esleri1llT 90 re
1--.~-E 80 Onrrra fte rrrrs - iIrse fro cen
- atrulrr rTuptuln1 - earlg ernanrta1