Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-20
REHABILITATION


The foiio%ing Interesting facts and specula-
tioas we COPS Gon the annual circular o.
Mess7s. CUrEER HARRlseS & &C., Of New
Orleans;
L seems probable that the wants Of 1859 wiz
at least exceed 1000 600 bales much will de-
pend, however, on the range OF prices and ex-
tent q our crop. TIE influence Of value on
consumption is illustrated bT The. business OF
1856 ss compared with 1857, the difference IN
prcs being over nTee cents IN favor Of The for
mer, ard n which 5000 Q balss m5re we're
taken then during The latter one-haif OF the
difference being IN Continental Europe. A.
prescott, the English factories are working IN
10 their power, ard Our own are generally EN-
pl1yed. The manufacturing power is being
greatly increased ia Russia and Germany. Ia
he Zoll-Veirsn aloHes neW mills have lately
been erected that vii Increase their ability to
e0nsaue raw cotton from 1s2, 600 10 10000.
baies There is 10 fear but that even a crop
of 300 coo bales would find a ready marker
~ moderate prires-ssy l0gll cents for mid
ding. Isis remarksbfe that notwithstanding
TIE general arrangement in commercial affairs,
the average price paid III this market for mid
ding has averaged II cents the past season.
lie British Board Of Trade returns, which
afford 4 good index Of the state OF trade, show
that uotRu outstanding the commercial Troubles,
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thence Of cotton goods and yarns for the fret
six months Of this year were in value Gig 26O.-
O00. AGAINST els SO zoo last year. and fI6.-
$4,000 10 1856, while thu failing of d. silk
manufactures was 50 per cent, as compared
with last year, showing that cotton goods have
next 70 food, a frst great necessity
the world over. Nov that the rebellion in
India and the war in China have been about
brousbt to a cluss, e large increase NAV be
L. e- Hhm lr-urE e. --H
goods. MauchesteF men are leaving no effort
antriedst 70 encourage the growth Of cotton
aeryRhere. II Nolid seem hat both climate
and soil. 10 some parts of Africa, are more
analogous TO cur oHn than other regions. and
at 10 very distant day considerable cxnorts
thehce may be looked for.
It Is vet 100 son 10 egtimabe the full effect
Of the opening Of ell the Chinese ports, agree.
ably to the provisions OF the late treaty but
We should not be surprisedif, within a very few
months hence. a largely increased demand
should arise for the Chinese markets. for cot
.on manufactures and in such an event United
S stes goods would enter largely int COMPETE
ton with those OF Manchester. A new and
powerful impetus WOuid thus be given to tie
.rsde. forcing the price Of the raw material
Up 10 the highest point that The value Of man
would bear. Should this antieipa-
ion be realized. there islittle fear that -dtber
4c1A idAA1 VIII d I4Ecttlf Ut leD4I4Edu&tefred
rom the Northeastern 20 the Southwestern I
slave States faster than The wants &C com.
nerce nav require. lei 10 BE- hoped that the
projected, or commenced, that pierce
De Western e~otten-sTowing region, will be
buried forward.
The extent Of the incoming crop ia vet (
Up to the hrst week Of August
ne prospect 10 every section was 90 favorsbls /
est, even allowing 2D0.OO0 bales FOR ioss from
and frsnspirstion, we looked To-
lield Of al least 3 ,700, 600, If the season had :
Continued favursbie. Tie dry weather that
lad prevailed Was succeeded in that month nv
heavy rains that resulted in a shedding
4 blooms, squares aud small boils, from which
My sDait sec iogsof cohHtry were exesnpt /,
.ince then rust has prevailed east OF The Nis-
Use ppi river more extensively thsh us ever
emembered A.; acdef T.. which. The bon worm
IS bse8 &sTFdestf1etiEe. and 10 ssuse sections
be caterpillar has nonr great dauaga- There
30 large section ofceeAtfy seat has not fyast
isited with at less, some Of thess evils