Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

oucncc. As the country roads every
where have been Ia fine condition and
the railroads had all the ears needed
there has been every facility for market
ing the crop quickly.
"Nly correspondents unite IN trplr ing
that picking and marketing have peeh
rapid beyond precedent In many SEC
tons picking is over ana NJ y HAeE ~
viii nh hc practically flushed this week.
In view Of the unusually favorable con
ditions for marketing the crop ! thlnk
the port movement Is fully week "
advance of last season aud that one-hali
the port receipts for this season had
reached the ports by November - as
oue-hnlf of last seasons receipts at tile
ports had reached the ports on NOV. ~.
Taking this as basis let Us S,e
what Ii would Indicate for the crop On
Nov. - the receipts NJ the ports were
o57O 600 bales. This would give 5.l4o'-
600 bales as pOrt receipts for the season
The overland movement 70 Noriletn
nils Is 10000 bales less Than me sumo
time last year. hut we will assume INA
tba movement for the entire season Will
he the same as last year. Let us al.g
assume that the Southern nlills WI
take the same as last season. Using
thr Grures OF the New Orleans cotton
exchange for the overland movement
and Southern consumption, AIDING LOT
tile two items l.Gl2,OO bales 10 lne lh-
Dictated DOrt receipts the result u q toll-
mrrciol crop of G.75O.OO0 bales. As tho
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas raliF0Au,
which 4 now shipping the bulk OF Inc
cron. which last year u shipped through
Hannibal. No. has already shippeh aun1'
10000 bales by the new route, mus aau'
ing to the port receipts ~ me eAlfh1
III ihe overland movement u If nor ny
NH probable that the entire OVERLAND
movement for the season will exceed iast
years figures. ..t,...
20 no cud of November may be can pt
indgcd without considering attending car
cnmstanccs. let me compare the season 9'
1SSI-S5 with the one following a. 20
~. nj az Nnvqmber. tSSi the port re-
oa;nta Altered only 5000 bales from the
same nariod NJ 1855. hut the difference
befweeu tie crops OF these TWO seasons
vas 81 600 bales Another slrikinE ceii ~,
harrison Il between the season ol $500
ma The next season. In the iprihel s'h
s0n the port receipts 10 the eng o.
,.n,nhar were 4iWO NOR" thah ~
| 1ess and al The close IT was only ABOUT
100 400 bales more than the crop OIL
s.Tbc large crop estimates now current
arc ali based upon POSITIVE lmiis o.
/ arrenga. Henry NeiiFs limit esilnaH o
! Srreoee Is ia.2u00up acres aud eAe'e y
| liz over 2,40O,OOJ acres lhe i,-ulf1 NJ.
/ ducei from the census OF leN Pig w
| densrtmenf OF agricnlture's yearly pro
/ u' W.. - irrr.ase md decrease since then
: Now. / bappcn TO know that the iaeai--
/ ~ and methods Of the department o.
sgrienitnre should enable II 10 reach ~
nsnNiniafey correct figures conee.rnihtg
,be acreage and will explain iully y ihe
clifton OF Cotton Facts soon 10 DC
] issued. t,,f..- to,vsrl
Ar YIN md he department. whose
'ats te,nenfs he disc7elits. GET ns iake
IN the acreage o. this seasqR ne e.. as,
erare or The two esiimhies IA a,. ~ f1 XXX
he 100000 acres as AGAINST l9 ~ ~, 5os
a. reported by The censns ilr slis 49, 4.
] ~ $500: this cumprIeinise y 49,, =
10 Der cent less than iiis 49, Il Weld
e 9aa M census report Of yield time