The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-19
COTTON.

THE receipts of cotton in this city to-day were
eighty bales. forty-siX by rail. or those re-
cefyed by rail seventeen came from Denton, con-
signed to B. Meyer, and the others to various
parties In the city. The shipments reached 30
bales, which were forwarded by Messrs. q. D.
Stephenson, Mitchell, White Co and Caller ~ 4.
Hin OF the shipments the Gull, Colorado y
Santa Fe road received $50 bales, the Houston *
Texas Central $50 bales and the Texas y Pacihc
800 bales. he markets all over the world To-
day were weak There was decline IN Liver
pool of a sixteenth, in New York sixteenth
and I'm New Orleans and In St Louis as eighth.
There was no change IA UaiN eston, Dut tnS
market was reported easy In this city prices
are as follows; .
GOOD middling. o.,
Middling '''--'''' az
Low middling .............s...........s .ss..s y
Good ordinary .'.'..''.''....''''.'' %,
Ordinary , o,;o:,od a.; stote maj
cotton Is called on the the future board OF the
Merchants Exchange, and that parties living IN
the country surrounding who desire 10 invest ~
futures can purchase all they may want by SEND
ING their orders TO any member OF the Mer-
chants Exchange. All cotton is sold for deliy-
cry In this city. and the sales are based on mid
ding cotton. II NAV be more satisfactory .
persons residing in north Texas TO transact theii
business in this line with parties whom. they
know ia this city 70 be perfectly reliable. IN
stead Of sending their orders 70 brokers In New
York and New orleans, with whom they are Gu
tireiy unscquainted,
THe Texas Cotton and Grain Exchange did a
fsirfueinees to-day Mr.. Wheelock reports the
sales Of 1000 barrels OF pork, 1900 bushels o.
corn snd 300 bales Of cotton. These sales were
Generally made for parties living outside OF
bsns1
VIZ extrsc, the following from Smith. Edwards
A Co 4 Monthly Cotton Review:
The position and prospects OF our market have
so-sewhst altered In The direction Of easier
prizes since We last wrote. The wonderful 40,
steufiOn Of spinners from our market has ufed
o.er a time OF considerable scarcity, and we
viii not nov BE- run 80 bare Of American cotton
a. once seemed probable. Public opinion u now
transferring ifs interest from the imineqiaie
AZ me more distant future, and consider
io~ ~hat me average level Of prices should be
for me eurnlue crop. Various circumstance
have tended 70 moderate the view formerly
held Among these T. t6e rapid ana ossSi ",
has been brought % more sudden enc tnan
any one expecied. and consequently tne loss
Of NE Erypfian crop has been averted ana y =, =,
~ verr rrsat Al the same tine Il appears 20
~ ne oririon of those who have lately beer
inrestiEnfing n that only about a tgo-tniiras
inrre dsfcency and a year q high prlce. for
long sfnpled cotton, but We hesitate y belete
In - lnrrs q reductlon until fnrther inf1rnsnon
cher. hss ben bad beyond al expectntions
nnf u has cnused an eager longing for per1oo
OF 1or pros and q total absence q desire =
buy HMrLFi o. = Tufu IONer uA.le t1.-Al 49,
mot ralu1s-anf lnEllT there has beerl.a FryNlng
beIlef IN large crop In Anerica-the lasi b
reTu rErori 80 nc lent there haVt been ~
rr.IlT fsr c1nrlllnts frofn planters thls month.
M HrrareutT there Il ever ErUInd for e.
rscrinr . lIIFt yIsld pr0ridsd Ne have late
f~rrf rnf . rood ricflnf aeasun-
A. fhe<s lrfuences have been EctinE On ne
r.rf'IIr rr|rl n1f lesdlnr v = refy mgdernn
rITr ~ ne t9sls u priess thsf shDul1 rule neEt
1900 IN ArnerIcl ne feeling Il even more
sfrrrIsf" fhan hers. TheT wels - dls4p
- ~ rIIt InEIr frerrlafIun1 o. lnfl rror tnnt
49, a. r.Inrnrf - tg1ch thiE ule erceIt ~
49, Irw<r rrIc1s. nd ths-ef1rt he neu cog
4. ~ = ~ - Il strives - ne r1rts ~
fr'n-1I r Err Yea ksst troCrlnE. TIER AZ
- Iufr~txrI c1nG1er1r111 n ~
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- $500 80 - Eer1 n w. tre t-n1.
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49, - Trr<-ne.f t<-s - c1rrDl n rlEtH
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