The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
COTTON

To the establishment Of operators, q l3.
forty bales of cotton were, received ~ TIPS
city to-day by wagon, and 81 hJ 9aes oE
rail. IN the existing stage 1t he fuIIs ana
weather this is almost ppanomeral. -
The markets at all TIE nrr@pn'-r4l'?
Ger Tres are dull with an .dayolao'e f1t
look. In New York spots decline @ SIX
| tecuth to-day az me market closed dull
| Galveston declined ~ eight OF q cent ana
! .oscd }ytH and irregular. Liverpool. NeW
JglHaus aud ST. Louis were W 11u! change
/ price, buV tle zone Of the markets was
.)J encouraging. the receipts at the ports
continue 10 decline since last year, but the
stocks on uand re still greatly in excess OF
Those Of a year ago, and the visible, supply
ttho world still much greater than last
'G.u s s''StySu !, III eau o'
ti I,,,. as b"Iow", O'''''''''' -0' i''''
~, o-,,. 81,
lou NfIiii"r! "a.
Middling .. iGs@@
Good middling observation-disclosures. 1O5s
Middling fair Observation-Disclosures. II.
In Liyerpool the cotton market was re-
norted duli and easier. middlings, 63: Or
leans, GP receipts, 43.SS8: sales, 5000, OF
which 6 100 were American and 1000 for
eyportation.
Snots in New York opened nominal. and
declined sixteenth during the day, closing
dulI middlings II 1916: sales, 395.
In New Orleans the market opened quiet
and closed easy, middlings. liz; sales, g.
$50.
Galveston closed weak and irregular at n
decline of an eighth of a cent, middlings,
in. receipts 232. sales 200.
The ST. Iouis market closed easier and
ouiet. middlings. III: receipts 632: ship
ments. .O9l: stock on hand, 7962j.
The cotton movement shows the net re-
ceip,s at ali the ports TO be 1925, against
n falling off of q .O3i bales. The exports of
Great Britain were "a, 40: continent, 7,439:
channel ports and France, none; stock on
hand at all the ports, 112I,4 60, showing an
excess over last wear of nearly 2S5, 900 bales
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VI, 'i''' rr''''o' - - ~ 1000
DALLAS, TEXAS, feDruary Z, loo-.uIn
your report OF the S&ie OF oOo oaIes OF COTTON
by Messrs. Caliler, illl " 20, III thls morn
lngs issue oil the HERALD, appear TWO III
accuracles.
The first IS, you nave our ilrm name
wronG-ihere is no such flrm mere as carter,
White ~ Co.. ana the second IS inns IS not
the largest sale OF the season, there having
been two much larger, VIZ: one OF l,VOO
and another OF 800 bales.
In this connection we would suggest that
if more capital was invested IN the cotton
factorage business here, the receipts oil cot,
ton at Dallas could easily be doubted, ana
these large sales would be oil much more
frequent occurrence.
Yours respectfully,
W, WHITE &c.
We publish the above with pleasure ana
upon enquiry, learn that Mr.. W. X; Nc
Entire sold, this season, one lot 10 ar. l.
sanger ~ Dio' ulsposeu VI GU oales W 'he
same party. a., 1,,,.... T. ~. -
Inc suggestlohs 81 Messrs' NLlVe q W. ~ ~
regard 10 me inyestAient Oh liUIe an money ; ~
t IN AMI well worthy Inc attention of
o,,r b,ni,"rs and buSiness men Generally.
In New Orleans Galveston. Houston and
III -'cN vi iealio, "a it;as ,,,,,,
Otner southern anu hoItheril cluieSi hIOiley
IS advanced on COTTON MaIenouse I0Oelpts
at an interest not to exceed seven or eight
nar cent ppr annum. while here in Dallas.
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