The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-10

Galveston closed quiet middhngs, IL rs Re.
ceipts, AZ; sales. 1870 bales.
In ST. Louis the market closed steady, mid.
dlings IL rs. Receipts, 100; sales, 276; ship.
ments, Si5; stock on hand 1871 bales
The cotton movement shows the consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to be II Az bales for
the week, against 80 III bales for the correspond
ing week last year, falling oil of l2,7l9 bales,
The exports to Great Britain were Is, 1905 France,
GS2; continent 5S4S channel ports, none. The
The stock on hand ut all the ports is 429, ia,
against 49, 0lS the CORES ponding day last year,
falling OF Of ASIA bales
"Agrlcola" Il correspondent Of the New York
Commercial Bulletin, writes as follows 10 this
paper under date OF Junel:
The Financial Chronicle states that the total
visible supply of cotton on May 5. 1882, was as
follows:
Bales.
East India etc.-Stoeks and afoGt. ..... LOCO, 043
American-stocks and ailoat ........... l,7SS, 99S
Total in United States, Europe and
allont ,..,....,.......... -. ..... ASA SS
OF this the stocks were in United states
ports '....'.'':... ....-..,..a19N -
Leaving stock for Europe .......... 2,O99,2iS
CONSUMPTION.
In the United states, 10000 bales per week for
ility-two weeks will mako an annual consump-
ton of 2,0SO000 bales. The actual .takings, AS
stated by the Chronicle, up to the ist of May
inst, We're l,59j,SS bales. From It'll of May 10
LIST September, seventeen weeks. at 10. 100 bales
pei, week will require $4,000 bales, leaving the
mills with a supply on the LIST of September
equal to that now held by them being sufficient
say for four weeks
The consumption In Europe at l26, 600 bales
AGO lbs each per week, from ith Of May TO lst of
September will take 2li2o'0 bales, 400 lbs,
leaving the mills with supply on the LIST OF
| September sufficient for four weeks work; be-
| ing about equal to that now held by them.
These estimates of the consumption are lower
| ttan stated by others, and are taken as being
near enough for close approximation Of the
ultimate result which Is shown 10y bringing
these figures together, as follows:
Bales
| United states-Stocks on May 4.,-,..... bSL7qi
To September l. required for con- 1000.
sumption observation-disclosures. 6SO,0Ot
Europe and afoat on May H.. 2O99,2iS
| To september |, required for con-
| sumption 400 lbs) .,,........... 9 li2, 00t
AS large exports have been made from this
country Since May {. the foregoing estimates
viii be aggregated as follows:
Bales
Total requirements to September .. 2,S22 OO,
| In these estimates the mills are supposed Il
hold stocks on September LIST sufficient for fou
| weeks consumption.
The foregoing figures will be slightly altered
by adjusting the difference in weight betweeI
actual bales and l00-pound bales but, even will
that correction, II is impossible to make out
surplus stock on September LIST anything lik'
that calculated on by English statsticians II Il
| not likely that over 80 600 bales will come from
plantations between May ith and July lst anC
| of the now growing crop, although backward
ports by September LIST
Can any one point ont any errors In the fore
going conclusions? If they can the information
Is desired.