The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-01
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COTTON

THE excitement on the exchange to day
was the failure of Ranger 81 Co. Messrs,
w. White & Co. received the following ca
BILE dispatches:
LIvERrooL, Oct. 3O.-Ranger and Others
have tailed Cotton market mere affected
by them. We cannot get orders.
Another correspondent tslegraphs them:
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 30-Cannot get orders,
The market is affected by failures.
Ranger & Co. were the heaviest dealers
in cotton futures in the world. 1t Is SAID
they sold heavily early in the season under
the belief that the cotton crop OF the Uni
ted States would be larger than last year
and that prices must 90 down, A few
weeks ago it is said they covered a large
amount OF their sales. nearly 100000 bales
but their transactions were immense ana
since their sales cotton has advanced fully
So on a bale. 1t is thought their losses
may reach $4000,000 or $1,000 900. From
the dispatches above given 1t seems tnat II
is having a serious effect on the COTTON
market at present 1t may only be tempo
rary and only affect the market for day
or two, or it may be several weeks before
confidence is restored. It can result
in no benefit so far as pices are
concerned. Ranger e. Co. had branch
houses in New York, Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
Tine receipts of cotton in this city to-day
were 449 bales, IS follows: AT the com,
press, 3O4 bales; Forces. So bales, and
Planters yard, 60 bales. OF these, came
by rail, as follows: From Putnam 2 for
Wade Hill; from Black Jack, for Blank
enship e. Blake. and from Morgan, 4 Tor
T. L. Marsalis y Co. The shipments were
1870 bales for Mordicai & Co., and so bales
for L. b. Mitchell, over the Gull, Colorado
a. Santa Fe, and 100 bales for ]. III. Blake
q Co., over the Houston d Texas Central.
No chanpe In prices are reported. IN
Manchester the market was dull for yarns
and fabrics. In this city prices are steady.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
Middiing Va
Strict MiddnR. Va
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The following items are extracted from
the Financial Chronicle, OF last Saturday.
| For the week ending this evening, (0ct. 26)
| the total receipts have reached 252 Sf5 bales,
against PSI, 276 bsles last week, 228 s91 bales
| the previous week and l65 461 bales three
weeks since, making the total receipts
since the lst, Of September 1888, l,2Z3 95d
bales. against ,l67, 043 bales for the same
period OF 1882 showing an increase since
| September 1, 1883. Of So 9t3 bales.
The exports for the week ending this
evening reached total OF 40 $50 bales. OIL
which As 1852 were TO Great Britain, 6 Csc &c
France and 67 sol TO the rest OF the CONT
pent, while the stocks as made up this
evening are now 723. 1856 bsles.
The figures indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight tonight OF 27i ,Sel bales a.
com pared with the same date OF 1882, ar
increase of 2,529 bales, as compared with
The corresponding date OF 1881 aud an 10
crease Of go, go bales as compared viii
The totals show that the old interioi
/ stocks have increased during the week 30.
25i bales, and are tonight T7,Sl1 bale
more than at the same period last year
The receipts al the same towns have beef
4 2.417 bales less than the same week las
Il wear. and since September the receipts q
All the towns are 55,022 bales more than 10
the same time 10 1882.
Tho totsi sales for forward delivery for tn
week are lq2 600 bales. For immediate Dc
livery the total sales loot MP this week 9, -
bsles. including iis for export. 2. BIB for con
sumption. 1 $40 for speculation lryD y
transit. or the sbsve ls5O0 bales were =
The total receipts from the plantation
since September /. 1883, were fll SIC balei
in 1882 we're ], 80 SIS bales; In 1881 were L
AJtboueh the receipts a. the out-port
the psst week we're 25a .sf5 bales, the &C. us
movement from plantations vas -.
bales the celsnce going 70 Increase 70
rock ~ The interior towns. Last year N
recrIpts from the plantations for TIE san
week were z56 .0l6 bales and iof ~ me
were Z55 s58 bsles-
Romhsv sppesrs 70 show a. incrsss
compared With last year In the veeks =
ceipts Of 5. 900 bales, and an incresst m mi
rnenfr OF 200 belss, and the shipment
since Jsnusry Let tbov decrease Of Ito
~. totals for the vssk sbor that n
-.~~.rsrt from the ports Other tban h0u
bay i 2 800 bales more th.n sane veef ~
year. -,
The Eeypsi.n rscsipts 20 ths .eek 81
dee 0rrober IN were 1000 c<rtsrs. az
a. shiprenfs 20 eli Europs zee lllo
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