The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-04

The Liverpool correspondents Of tha W..
York Commercial Bulletin, undar , JW
February IL, says; ua'e
The cotton market during the mast Ma,
has developed very little tina, IL Nan. "seA
has experienced large amount of di,t,nuVgl'
ance by reason of COLLAPSE Of tIo 'IIi lS
ring in New York, The nuctnatior,se oul
not been violent, but prices have s,o, ,iait
and persiStently declined, andit i o,jjJJ'Ily
most OF the weakness has been dpa ~ .lS'
tracts on New York account bavins, oVh
closed, owing to the failures ren1rta1 SUe
there, The only features ofthe weoi. run run
been the receipt of telegraphic adyicsS f. .a.e
Bombay estimating the cotton osor 1'' ~
80, 600 bales more than last wear wbicpb ~ y,
realized, VIII give crop twice the a., u
OF that of 1879. The very useful t1blos az S Ts
dian statistics, complied by Messrs Wsiaadur
" Co., OF Bombay, have also been rar@i iSoS
this week, and show that the total vioJlH'yMu
1881 was l,3IS,O57 bales; 1880, i.2l9 ~ bslaa
and in 1879, SS3,6l6 bales. The co,s y"'vs'
ton for Great Britain continues M ,|s A .aiS
10000 bales per week, and on tbe co my
nent 5000 bales, against 5000 and a no
respectively, tor one year ago. With rafar.
ence to the labor troubles in the cotton dis.
tricts, the spinn0rs have withdrawn tbs;,
demand for an increase, but the we1vers
have since come forward and desirel ono
This will also be very likely withdrawn. ''
EVERYTHING indicates. saws the Purol
Press, that cotton will soon cut + .nra i,
our produce reports. AS we have shown
from time to time, there are eyper,ment,
being tried i'll nearly all part. OF the s,ais
from Tehnma to Los Angeles. and tba
weight Of experience has been favorable
Kern county has usurped the place which
was held some years ago by MERGED conn.
ty, although the latter still grows cotton
and may yet be the banner county. W.
read in a Bakersfield paper tina; % bales Of
cotton were shipped from the Beleyiew
farm TO San Francisco recently. for The
use of the Oregon wooden mills. located Al
Salem, capital of the state, which are noted
for the fine cassimeres and blankets they
turn out. The agent OF the company
though whom this transaction was affected
says tins cotton is superior 10 the article
they have heretofore imported from ,hecot
ton states.
THE secretary of the Cotton Masters as
ISOLATION has received sixty-seyen replies
TO the circular proposing short time, Of
which number only nine ARE in tie mega.
tive. This unanimity is greater than ever
before.
The Cotton Brokers association have writ.
ten to the New York and other cotton e1.
changes, asking q thorough investigation Of
sanding cotton, in some instances williul.
The looms oruered for the Cuer0 cotton
mills are now en- route. Cotton cloth will
be made at the mills. The Bulletin says
that other manufacturing industries will
speedily follow
Governor Lowry, of Mississippi, has FOL.
lowed up his liberal Inaugural, with Spe
cial message to the legislature earnestly
recommending the passage of n law er
empting all capital invested in cotton laC
tories within the next three or four years
from taxation for series of years The
governor believes that "the large,, cotton
growing state in the union ought to be the
greatest Otton-manutaCturing state and
he sees that the way to attract capital for
such enterprises is by making known The
advantages which Mississippi possesses anu
offering inducements in the way OF friendly
and liberal legislation.