The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-17

present season with the figures os a.
Vious lve seasons. Mr.. Ellison saws. He PIE
Inc 1910 crop was marketed onicka. a
any crop IN the history of the rad taan
important TO note that in thai s @aue. 1t Is
ceipts at the ports began to disnlsr there
2kaoie signs of exhaustion as unmis
december; the arrivals of th,, carry a
showing a considerable deeresso monih
pared with the figures of NoyemSe. CON,
on the basis OF the rapid moyemen,' But
the movements of the presen eror N 1875
end oil December indicate a toni ~ a 10 70 The
oales, and yet We have TODAY %woW
low as o,OOO,OO0 bales. One autLor;a., As
at one time looked forward TO y NY, who
yield Off 10000 to 1850, 600 hale" possible
that under the most fayor,hla" oM says
stances, We believe the crop canno. Vileun.
;, IOO 600, and il may possibly only elAceet
-oOoOu bales.' On ths " D.
therefore, whether regard be baa wnoe
production of cotton per acre or " NE
movements of the crop to the cnd " LAe
cember, u seems to us that the yielS ue
likely to be less than 100000 bslasS y ni l9l
1t may be more than 600O, 600. 'S' Nhus
In conclusion, Mr.. Ellison saws. or
with small American crop tbera ,r iin,sa
plenty of cotton to supply the w wil Dc
consumers for the Remainder "snsd
season. 1t is true that owin he
the large stocks held in '",,rs 10
against sales of INJURIES and -' ~ u
tenaclty with which Tie bulls bola :" ue
their contracts, considerable omorn. y
cotton is in the wrong place, SO 10 ' sra. u
but European spinners need not t vpvHH
themselves on that account thpv m avu w
pend upon 1t that sufficient ousntitys n ~,
ooze out to add continually to The stoSt WI
Liverpool and the leading contN oHsm
ports, and to afford to CONSUMERS an ', Iva
increasing and improving selection ''e'
The National Cotton Exchange statar,o,.
FOR the five months ending Jannor,, s'
shows a total overland movement ~ al 81
mills direct of 335, All, an excess ovo, lug .ne
year of l,0l0. The total amount of Jay 'ss'
years crop that has appeared at porls ,T'i
points of crossing overland is 40-omSS
against 4,372,352 last year; the total foysa,
exports, l,93i,103, deficit, as comnars sI
with last year, of 56S,006: shipments oro.
land to Canada, q ,23S, against ono Is.,
year, The northern spinners took dur in,
the five months l,l77,2i2, an excess t ova,
last year Of 70,65l bales. ''''
IL Liverpool the cotton market was aciiv.
and firm, and the decline yesterday was va.
fully recovered; middlings, & ZIG Orleans
%; receipts, $4,000, of which 1900 WERE
American; sales, 1900, of which 72JO wsro
American, and 1000 for expectation. ''
New York spots opened quiet and closed
steady at an advance of sixteenth, Mai
dlings, III; sales, 306.
New Orleans opened quiet, advanced
sixteenth and closed quiet middlings ll,'
sales $500.
Galveston closed nominal, middlings III.
receipts, 500; sales, 100.
St. Louis closed lower to SELL middlings
III; receipts, 81; sales, 35S; shipments
LOSS stock on hand, 1897 bales.
The cotton movement shows the net re.
ceipts to be sc, l5G against 1876 the cor.
responding day last year, decrease Of
5l,50S bales. The exports to Great Britain
were SO, 1874, continent $685. channel ports
2,03l France 556. The stock on hand at all
the ports was l,l0G,452.