The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-21

ooeseh sehthk ~ tne nrst call al q decline o
Spoints, out the loss was recovered beior,
the caii Was over, and then ensued a steady
Hennahu WI tne Improvement amounted IL
. TO 10 points above yesteriay's eIosinv
quotations. This is partly reaction FROM
the recent constant decline, partly owing to
reports of overilowed rivers in Texas and
ram storms IN some other sections bu,
tnese can nave but very little effect on
quantity.
TOTAL MT RRCKIPrs.
NEw foRk, October @.--The folbwip,
are the total net receipts of cotton AT ali
ports since September LIST: Galveston, lG7
~ bales, New Orleans, l5l ,9a3; Mobile, 6l,
Wy, Savannah, a2 800; Charleston, liO'25l;
wilmington, 2o,SS5; Norfolk $500 CITY
ana West Point, 9,GC9 Baltimore, l,s7S;
New ork, 5,oSl Boston, l2,0l5, Providence
9lS,7S6.
COTTON CIRCULAR.
LlvERrpoL, October a0.--This weeks cir.
cular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers AS.
ISOLATION says; Cotton has been dull aud
irregular and prices have generally de.
chned. American has been in modera,,
request, and with some pressure 10 sell
prices are reduced im3-l0d. Sea island
mas been In very little request and IL with
out material change. Futures ouened fla,
ana gradually declined until Wednesday
evening, when quotations fell 5.32d iol
near near anl sd for more distant positions. ON
thursday prices opened firm and gradually
hardened and l-l6d OF the decline was re.
covered.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
NEW York, October 9O.--Comparatiye
statement of the cotton movement: Net
rsceipSat all United States ports, during
the week, III ,205, same week last year, 81
~. Total receipts to this date lS,7S6;
last year, 25,5lS. Exports for the week
l-S'oio; same week last year, Is, SCI, Total
exports TO this date, l29.3i, same date last
year ,4Sl ,o21. Stock all United State ports,
tt,lS; same time last year, $40 920, Stock
at all interior towns, 457O3, same time last
year, M5lb. Stock at Liverpool, "a 900;
same time last year, 5i2GD. Stock OF
AmerleRn ailoat for Great Britain, BO 600
same tioie last year, l95,0J0.
FAILURES.
NEW NoRE, October 20.--Failures for the
last seven days, as reportcd to New York
mum 5sr III, OF which 10 were in the coun.
try andt1 in New York. There were nc
failures IN New York city of special sipnih.
cance h any branch of trade.
NsVss N'''oh hhsntlAtlOn
PROCEEDINGS.
LITTLE Rock, October -. The National
Cotton Planters association reelected H.
Z. Moorehead president George NJ. Klein
Of Mississippi, treasurer; S. Il. Cookreli, o
Arkansas, X. NJ. Potter, OF Alabama, II. X
Lucas, Of Louisiana, H.. K. Johnson, OF
Georgia, A. P, Brtton, of South Carolina
W. MoGhee, of North Carolina, A. C.
Horks, of Mississippi, A. bradford, o
Florida, Il, Rnsly and p. W. Kidd. o.
Texas, and Fl. X. Love. of Indian Territory
| vice ce-presidenis. President Moorehcad sub.
mitteds his annual report and papel
ION Cotton Lands in the Indian Territor,
aud Land Syndicates. by s. Il. CockrelI
was read. The president was authorized /,
appoint several travelling lecturers.
| The National Cotton Planters association
to-day resolved to hold worlds centen
nal cotton exposition in 1854, that year be
ing designated because of the seizure b,
the king OF England in 1884 of eight bales O
tcotton rs contrabsnd, It having beei
charged that America could not produce sc
large quantity. Ii was decided 10 estab
lish planters and farmers mutual lii
insurance company, and resolutions wer,
auopleu urging that the commissioner 0
agriculture be made a cabi
net officer; approving the plan
OF the Mississippi river commission, and
thanking the president and congress fol
their action IN the matter; asking a reduc
ton OF the Ariif and appointing com
mttee OF one from each state to cons,del
the proposition to establish cotton an,
land, syndicate and for an alliance betweeI
Manchester spinners and American cot,ol