The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-01
COTTON

THE receipts Of cotton in this city to-day were
very fair, and reached BOZ hales, III OF Whlch
came by rail, rs follows: 20 for White Cos
from kaufman; % for city compress, from Lew.
isyille; " for Caller d Hill from Arlington, ana
IS for r K. Seago from Seasoville. the snip
menls were: bales by T. n smith, wa lhe
houston & texas Central 100 by Mordecai ~
Co. by the Gulf colorado x santa Fe; % by the
same firm over the Texas & Pacific; 100 fOr Cal-
lier & Hill, over the Gulf Colorado santa re,
and IOu by Nhite q CO., over the houston a
Texas Central Prices In this city are STEADY
and firm a.,
Coco mlddling. 9is
Hiddlng. .......... 's''''s's's'''''' -
Strict low middling. .........'.'.''''.''.'''''
Low middnng. '.'''''''''''''''' -
Good ordinary
ifThe cotton compress al Columbus, Mississippi,
with "A cnpai ity Of one bale per minute, mas re-
Gently accumulated such very large nmounl OF
cotton on hand as TO interfere TO some extent
with It's efficiency. The recent rains, however
give promise of its early diminution, as they
have raised the river sufficiently hlgh as 70 ehA-
bie boats 10 come up and carry II on.
Itis estimated that the AREA under cotton 10
the central provinces Of India this season - 81
O36 acres OF Z per cent under that Tor lsol me
general average out-tufn anticipated ior me
1rovfnce 4 66 per cent in excess Of that gain
cred in ISL and in the Wardha, hagFOre and
ChaudA districts half as large crop again Is t1-
pected a. that OF The preceding year. HchNJ
rafn Al the commencement Of the monsoon "a TO
uOrted IN some cases 70 have hindered hoWini,
and IN other cases V have done some damage bs
more IN N com pensaied for by long break in
Aueuft which allowed Of the careful wedding an
essential 10 a good cotton crop -
A correspondent writes a. follows " the New
YOfk Bulletin: ] and others on The kAchhhRe
would he glad II the Rulledn would ornw atieii-
ton " lea ish article Published IN tnis eiiy
eor1a DAYS ago. An attempt was made thefelh
u chow that the sinount Of cotton In sight Janu-
siv 81 was 81. 90 bal0s N e1cess OF Two ysars
ago at corresponding date as i9llyWE 80,
Receipts at ports Jan. 6......2.6ss.oo0 - 90
Tuterior stoaks .............. asAuuJ s3ffv'y
Overland and souihern con .,,co .mmo
ysess! P h siEit isss -. -. 5li,OOl
through soiae unique prccess Of reasoning, y
vas areiled that the crop VII be a least uul-
ooo bales. and probably more 90 70. Va u
disparage BE atnerAly eAseiai -. -. -
A. H. 10 much re- kless figuring which those
who 40 not understand Egf1eumes tNallor
Hardy IN lien Ia The sb0ve = eoIec.ly s,s,sa.
= 80 rf1Ol0 fsles. and nd - o.. a. stslsl
Two year ar0 ID VS. 80 - bale, ana iioi -
90 a. stated ] h. Overland 80 ~ 49,, -
err-r-.Ior Il 0versfatad more than 1000 nelea
The overland " mills 70 January Nes tl1,.l
bai~s ana N ve estirnafs southern consuf1 III
81 90 20 aFsinst z7s119 last year ihs s9ih -
49, m 10 fhe 1t d January llltt bslea. LOO
fhis - ne Overland a1d " have fgr 10Th 81
a.. instead of 543.o0o. 81 The erfiee ellloea y
rnakes ID esunais ne tolal IN slEht tsnuey
ovss -, ,.n
Re-eips a. porn 70 Jan s.. 49,. - 49,
d 1.,s-,.l =, rsis V n6ss 87os
frnfhsrn o1nsuuption Esd
rssfsl onslifllrtl 49, 1Ngo 10
- 4Fn7ss 41s4fs
70. Il sirti Jan- 8 - -. z7.ssf
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