The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-02-12

b0iAa. reh 10 moe be- to ddtnf
elItnf0 ln' JOS tfiHrH il iopun Iffa Huu
yttIty nfU nOft friINr. ufW Pc fNiNinnN
demand for usH hn1 improved lIiHtllsll
In fact the gunnuiY sent away
irom this in.midl.ic fccllon gnlrg
Tho last Ia dnyH A. ugp tctdtnltd,
This IN mostly farni' 81 tlnnlnd' ior Seeding
PURPOSE. Corn IA nlsu iu str ng ruling at
sunday took away ihg SURPLUS, ana tod y
Tho local market was scan, w
sMppisa The on.y 4 .'riI sniSl S aS4
even IN that brunch nu improvement Dr. OBJ
parent TIE ror'btr, ttlll raWIuu' nc Tile
willing, chtei cd dealing Ia rrlnf uy
Iroccrles arr very ucllvc, md dealers In us,
ricuuunl supplies ui Hh Dor report
good business Leather and leather wa IS
are steady, Hides are barely sicNuy' Al'.
stock Tor butchers Is In ull supply aud
transact ous urr small, Fin" hog nom Tue
Lancaster section To the number 81 over iul
heud were sod TO day ~ Iotat il,en n,r ga.
dealers Domestic NUT !. HioNlNf hchlcr
and higher Fish und oysters are
IN s,r,, ,o sGGa veil locked Nth rabbits
souirr Is, quail. du, Is, and such .lnn iry,
Deer and antelope sru scarce, Wool and
cotton are ntotN out OF markell since Mon
DAY tracing " cotton hes mounted To- luily
bales In thlsciiy. Rate urr unchanged. Cotton
lost fraction ut liNtrpo 4 last week Under
the English terror ON account ofth" SuutJn
situation. The loss nus been recovered how
ever, and Liverpool closed To-day a. Ud Tor
Since September 1, iSSi this city has re
ceived 1867 bales; shipments iolN ba!es'
from Sent. inber /, 1881. to February O., 1855,
poTt receipts of cotton were l,2lb,tII bn Is,
against 4g2,7M bales ior h , same period the
year previous showing an lucloHHr IN lhNor
~ the current crop oI lsdNNi IN cs "bul,
remarks the Chronicle, "reCt.pt, 40 the out
poris are som, times mlsleudiur, "a, they are
made up n to oro greater Eer '>'i ~
eAponsS al interior stuclS,n \ safer COUclu-
Ion, therefore l. reached By referring TO re-
ccipts from plantations. In the petiod given
abUVe, the total receipts from plantations
Were Use bales; thc crop of lsSi-l, nom
Septembe |, 1883. to February D, 1881, total
plantation receipts were i,S4G,ll6 bales, and
as 10 the same period OF
is, plantation receipts Were
of cotton of the Grid Is made Up 70 the bth
inst as 2,9Si $40 bales. This includes the
L'ycrpo oil stock, In. London stock, conti-
mental socks, India, Esytlen, BrhHlilan,
Mexican and United states cotton nioat;
total cotton OF India, total cotton OF
faci al the cotton known 10, exist
In bales up In the date gwen unlakeh py
spiHners, for manufacture. On the same
daic. 1881. the visible supply was 3,3so.'O6
bales; in lSsj IL was S,.3i9l2 oaleSi in lSs2 II
was 3,lS0,569 bales. These ngures show he
crense of iOS,0lT alcs, comparing tn currer
OF 25S063 bales, comparing this crop with
that of 1888 and comparing II with
the crop of 1882 we ind u decrease against
the current crop ST lis $50 bales.
On the 9Th inst. the total cotton in sight
was 5,u57, $50 bal s; previous year, the same
date, it was i920.7s7 bales in lSSi 1t was 5iij,-
23i bales, and February o. 1882, II was i,61l,byS
The increase of cotton In sight on The 9Th
inst as compared with last year, is 1903
bales; the decrease from 1888 Is 3SI.iOi bales
and the Increase over lSSl-S2 Is 1851 bales