The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-29
Commercial.


NEW YORK, July 2S.-The stock market
opened strong, at an advance from yester-
days closing prices of to IL, Richmond l.
Danville leading therein. In the early
trade there was a general advance, ranging
from to J, Hannibal h st. Joe preferred,
and Transcontinental and Rochester &
Plttsburg leading the Improvement, after
which there was reaction OF to |, in
which Denver & Rio Grande and Hannibal
81. Joe preferred were most conspicuous,
while Ohio Il Mississippi advanced II to
l0a.
FUTURES.
The Posts cotton report says: Future
deliveries opened few points oil, and after
various moderate fluctuations, advanced
for August to 6-1OO above yesterday. The
closing quotations for the later months re.
NAMED 3 to 400 below the highest figures
OF yesterday. 1t is said that part of the cot
ton that was parted with yesterday on
August notices is being replaced by pur-
chasers Of spot cotton. AT the third call
July brought 1890; August, II. SO; Septem-
Der. 1903 to 50; October, IL 81; December,
ll.75toll.77;F February, ~ OF; and April IL, q.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
New YORK, July 2S.-Comparative state
ment of cotton for the week ending to-day :
Net receipts at all United States ports dur
ing the week, $3.50; same week last year,
l6,4l3. Total receipts to this date, 4GOO,
0S6 total to same date last year, $3.50, 700.
Exports for week, 1856; same week last
year, 33l $40. Total exports to this date,
4N,0l9. Stock at all United
States ports, 2O3,3ll; same time
last year, 26l $50. Stock at all interior
towns, 1887; same time last year, 26,7l7.
Stock at Liverpool, 10000; same time last
year, $4,000. Stock of American etloat for
Great Britain, 81 600; same time last year,
1900.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
New YoRS, July 2S.-Ihe following are
the total receipts of cotton at all ports since
September /, 1881; Galveston, 427 ,O59;
New Orleans, 1,l73,620; Mobile,
263, l2l; Savannah, 725,2S4; Charles.
ton, 1880; Wilmington, 1873, 243;
Norfolk, GO6,S0l Baltimore, 3SO72; New
York, III ,0SS; Boston, 1874 2l7; Providence,
l2,4OS; Philadelphia, Sl,6l4 City and West
Point, 1923; Brunswick, 6,SSi Port
Royal, 27,727; Pensacola, 1919; Portland,
1894; Indianola, 10, 1853; Washington, North
Carolina, 10,50l; total, 4,6l0 036.
LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S.-This weeks circu-
lar of the cotton brokers' association SAYS:
Cotton was quiet on Friday and Saturday.
There was an increased demand on Mon.
day. Business since has been unusually
extensive, with an important advance of
l-Sd to S,l6d, but extra stapled Ia to I'D
higher. For Sea island there was a fair in
quiry at hardening rates. Futures were
strong, advancing 9.64d for new and 7.G4d
for distant months.
THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
LONDON, July 2S.-The Manchester Guar.
dian, in its commercial article, says: There
is rather more demand at present prices,
but it is not strong enough to enable the
| sellers to secure an advance.
FAILURES.
New York, July 2S.-The failures for the
week reported to New York number Ill, a
slight reduction on last week. The
eastern states furnished 49, western
30 southern, 10; middle, %
Pacific and territories s, New York city 5.
The only failure Of any note in New York
is that of Wilcox d Co., lard refiners. with
liabilities unsecured of about $4,000. The
probability is that they will pay in full
half cash, balance on time.