Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

however, with succession Of favorable sdvices to hard
from all the leading segn and domestic markets to-
getber with easier in the money market where
sales Of exchsug, against shipments, we're more
readily effected 10 and animation was iatused INTO
the trade, and the month clos d with bu0yant market
e an advance Of 1g &C. on all grades the sales Il sho
closing week embracing fully p Oh bals. Months
oeips rs 55 LlIes, ag inst 1852 bales 10 1S.9..The
nris secl tvs and manuf ,ctur demand. observable
at the a ss Of October, cntinusi during III fret f'w
y Of N,vember, Il sales the 2d embracing nearly
1000 bales but the day Of the Presidential election AZ
preached political excitement ran high. aud Commercial
rnsirs were for The mom,nt neglected. decline Of
14G1zc. thus occasioned, from which the market
iled to rally uni tn middle Of February, az having,
u the meantime. aqnk Sc fr Sidilng The receipts
Of November summed up 7C bales against 653 bales
for the prec dins year. The d,mand during month
chiefly mann u'acturing-specu!aors ia view OF the
unsatisfactory condition political eff rs very generally
abstaning from operations The sales Consequently
limited to 2lCoO 0alss. During tho carry part Of the
month of December political affairs grew daily COM
pl Gated and embarrassing financial matters and the
regular II exchange, and tho Cotton market
very much depressed Micd tn 7Jh being dull al
Sc.-ths lowest point Of the as1a. Subsequently, how
ever, political affairs began cheerful as
peci, the from Europe became encouraging,
financial matters experienced some improvement aud 10y
the 24h the market Ind returned wonted activity,
ard prices improved fully PIC per 10. THIS improvement
maintained until the Of the nouth, hen we
quoted Mdding 1t 10000 Receipts fell OF t. "A $50
bales, against 5j SOB in Dscamjr Is 9...t coEtinu
Of favorable Liverpool advees sGdaI gov ease
financial circles, AID confidence among sgecula
to the future stabIty of prices esrly in January
resulted in further advance, placing quotations at the
ket in the ntze, having been lively and embracing
buyers not only for Northern and Southern but for di
ret Liverpool and Manchester The aggregate
of the month the largest Of the season.
bracin; 20 600 bales the slles the three coss days
summing up l6 $50 bales Receipts also the heaviest Of
the seas5nS7 75j haez, cganst 4 $50 in January 80
Daring February good degree Of animation pre-
vailed in the market, and with good attendance Of
Northern European, and Southern buyers, the demand
active, and prices while experiencing change,
ruled steady throughout, and closed firm. Month
oepts 37755 baes in 1859 64lG3 March
opened with lively connection among buyers, caused
By the favorable tenor Of European adycss evinoing,
they did, that transatlantic customers becom
Jag seriously alarmed fuure snpp-s b the threat
enug attitude of American Affairs and disposed to
purchase freely and at full prices Hence Middings,
which the lst were held t 1OHGlOllc steadily sd
vanced to lle then to and finally the 2jh Of
the month to I2c par b. at which there much firm
and great activity. Buyers for Northern manufac
turing account also eTincei disponon operate,
and what til these and the fee purchases Of New Or
leans and Liverpool parties the stock sale rapidly
reduced f 4OOlO bales the 1st to less than 5000
the 81 t, the receipts in the meantime having also
comprised II 772 b,les.....The upward tendency in
prices above referred to- continued until he close Of the
first week in April by shIch time further improvement
Of 2c established, placing Nddlng at the eXtaor
binary figure Of 1910. At this time stocks had become
reduced and the prospect for future receipts uufa
vorable that the maj rty OF BUYERS withdrew from the
market, and the Cotton season, proper, virtually closed
glance at the annexed cheius Of prices will show the
slight changes in prices that may have occurred from that
date to the present. during the greater part Of which
operations have been mostly confined orders from ne
rior Southern msnufactu'ers-prices meanwhile being
regulated ssey by the relative necessities Of buyers and
sellers.
TABLE-Sioisiag He Weekly Prices Of Cotton during De