Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

4ss.ssl bales. Remaining on plantations
etc, iis.s'i bales. Bought by mills. ls2.sg
| bales. Total crop, 7s7.Sos bales
Railway movement from Georgia. ISL.
| 90 bales. Remaining on plantations. etc.
ny. $9S bales. Bought by mills. 40. ~.
bales. Total crop. i.l5i. 40 bales.
Railway movement; from Florida, 30. a.
bales. Remaining on plantations. ETC.
1856 bales. Total crop. ss.627 bales
Railway movement from Alabama. $50,
81 bales. Remaining on plantations. ETC.
2es.lS bales. Bought by mills. 27.0I7 bales
Total crop. SOS. 7i6 bales.
Railway movement from Mississippi
AF.2Ss bales. On plantations. etc, 27o. 81
bales. Bought by mills. e6SG bales. Total
crop. i.l21.2eo b,Ies.
Railway movement from Louisiana.
Ses.s0S bales. on plantations. etc. Isl. sS4
bales Bought by mills. s.I19 bales. Total
crop. IA. SIS bales
Railway movement from Texas. 22s.o4'
bales on plantations. etc. Gil .s6s bales.
Bought by mills. 3,6H bales. Total crop.
2.s6l. 6S3 bales.
Railway movement from Arkansas. i6S
$50 bales. on plantations. etc. 1922
bales. Bought by mills. 6,s bales. Total
crop. e65?l7 bales.
Railway movement from Tennessee. 80 e
$50 bales. On plantations. etc. 42.Si2 bales.
Bought by mills. li.lS3 bales. Total crop.
S0S.9l4 bales.
Railway movement from Indian Terri
tory and Oklahoma 81, S9i bales. on plan
tations. etc. p. 40 bales. Total crop, H.
3N bales
Railway movement from Missouri. 2O49
bales. ON plantations. etc. 5.'S bales.
Total crop. 800 bales.
Railway movement from Virginia. 1852
bales. ON plantations, etc. 253 bales
Total crop, ll.iS5 bales.
Railway movement from Kentucky. 1851
bales. Total crop. 1857 bales
Railway movement from Kansas. 81
bales on plantations. q bales. Total
crop. g. bales.
Total railway movement. 6.ji5.72s bales
Remaining on plantations. etc. 2.oso. 729
bales Bought hy mills, 46l, a}I hales.
Total crop. 9,oSs oo) bales.
No deduction has been made of cotton
remaining on plantations and interior
towns on September l. 1854
In addition 10 the above mll-purchases
arc to be added s.3W bales bought by Ala
bama. Georgia. and North and South
Carolina mills or States in which their
mills are located; also li.Ss6 bales bought
bv Virginia and SIS bales bought by
kentucky mills. all Of which are included
Of 1913 20 bales reported hy III" southern
mills as bought from September /. 1885,
10 January !. lS,6.
Tia figures in the above report are sub
jcct to revision in the final report Of the
department.
The proportion of the crop forwarded 10
market up 10 February LIST. and which is
therefore no longer in the hands OF pro-
ducerS. or i'm the smaller towns Is shown
by the consolidated returns Of corresponds
cntS to he $40 per cent. leaving lol per
cent. still I'm the hands Of producers. or
In those Of local merchants.
The per cent by States is rs follows:
North Carolina. s.; South Carolina Of:
Georgia. ~ Florida y. Alabama. 81: Mis-
sissippi s. Louisiana. 80. Texas. So. Ar
kansas. -: Tennessee. %; Indian Terri
tory and oklahoma. IS: Missouri. Virginia.
kentucky. and Kansas. n. Average 500.
Losses from insects have been small.
Mississippi Louisiana, and Texas report
ing loss 10 some extent. The proportion
Of lint to seed ranges from 990 TO 1919 per
cent. Average. 800. The average date Of
closing picking was December ith. The
quality OF the present crcp is slightly
above an average.