The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
THE DALLAS HERALD, FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER s 1885,

90, last year N2lO to France this year. SSi,lSS
last year, 5&3i4 TO other foreign ports this
year, 81. 5S last year. l,lSa56S. Total this t,
wear, S5g5,0S last year. 4,d96,279
stock-This year, II Isl last year 2l2 IS
BY the above II will be seen that the total ~.
eelpts al the Atlantic and Gulf shipping ports
this year have been 30, S6t bales against s..
Sfi 900 bales last wear. md the exports Sq1 81
bales against $50. 21q bales last season. l.iv-
erpOo getting out OF this crop ? ST. 80 bales II
now We add the shipments from Tennessee and
elsewhere direct 70 manufacturers, and
southern consumption, we have the fOllowingas
the crop stg,emsntior the two years;
Year Ending Sept /,
Receipt at the shipping
Iorts; bales -; ,4,7sO,Sd' Ss74OaO
Add shipments from Ten
nessee, etc, direC, 10
manufacturers. ......... slIaSl SlN2i9
Total geo. ,........ ..... .NlQIS5 6sSl,S2l
Manufactured south, not
| included above. ........ 2SS Geo POS QOl
Total cotton crop for the
| year, bales, .......... 5,ll,Sb 65S9S9
The result of these figures is a total OF o 4SSsi5
| bales as the cropot the United States for the
| year ending AuguStSl, iSS2.
THE NEW CRor AND ITS MARKBTIsG,
| OF course even the comparative weights DO
not furnish an accurate measure Of the differ
ent crops, since There is so much inequality from
year 10 year in the waste contained In the pro
duct For instance, the crop of lS79.SO was, us
already stated n remarkably clean one, and of
excellent quality; that Of lSs0-Sl was precisely
the opposite In these particulars; whereas the
yield for the sesson Just closing chat is, the
crop of lSSl.S2 quite nearly in cleauness and
spinning qualities resembled that of lS79-S0,
OF the growing crop, there seems TO be less
difference Of opinion as to its present condition
and probable extent than generally prevails al
| this period OF the year !. The start In the
spring averaged nearly two weeks ater but the
fields were well cultivated and clean, and IN,
plant on June list was small, but healthy and
, well rooted. The summer growth has beer
favorable and remarkably free FROM disasters
except in limited localities, thcro has been nj
, drOuth, no caterpillNfS and less shedding than
% usual, 2 The last Of August has however
r been too rainy in many sections for holding ant
maturing fruit, and what is now greatly needle,
/ is warm, dry weather. with Il favorable tal
l season We should say that the southern states
taken as whole, would produce on the aCreag
: planted very fun cotton crop OF oXceller
. quality. j To-day, however the plant is su
US backward AZ II was ut the Start-Say from te
Y days 10 two weeks late
4 SEA ISLAND CROP AND CONSERVATION.
Q The total growth of Sea Island this year
IS 552 bales, and with the stock at the begin
@ ming Of The year u 09G bales, we have the 70
n lowing MS the total supply and distribution;
i Bale
d This years. crop ................ $3.50
n Stock Sept |, lSSl,.,......,.....,,. To-
"a Total years supply .............. 800
Distributed AZ follows.
Z. Exported ted to foreign ports. .,...,H7l6
\. Stock end of year ................ 1870 "a, 4
a. Leaving for consumption in the
A. United states. ......,....u...,. l4,1
n We thus reach the conclusion that our spinne
n have taken of Sea Island cotton this year AZ
10 bales, or Sag2 bales more than in the previ0
n year.