Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-25

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pEfa srR TIE enclosed ts6sss. eoaplEsa chishs |
from the heard 4 trade rsturs sh0a the course Of the
British cotton ads for The last ysars The period
begins al ts cessation Of the ecmmsrcai panic Of ls5I
vhsn ovas prsdaesiou eOmmsnssd, and ends with tha
close OF last ysar Thus furnishing, Il game tas
bi..ory Of The eosson imports, experts manseiures
.n sales for home consumption for ~ shres ssaAonI
ssrior and the tss seasons subrsqasnt to the seeas
,sou Of he sorsaern States from the Fsdsrsl UnIoa
and likewise exhibiting the increase IN rs E,eeks Of
cotsa .aa cotton goods darng ths erst digfon, and
- decrease during the second division Of 4 sEse-
s fs,rsst izsportsons os raw cotton took place IN
1so when 7s2 pounds were Imported At cost
Of 756 $50; and the smallest rseslPa were IN ls6s
vhea SO g73 2e6 pounds cs1sko Hand, vaCed at &3i
ceaO45 re quantity IN 1853 vas 66s 5ss si pouaaa.
worth ESQ 277 s53 The expectations q raw cotton IN
1850 we're $50 AS 90 pounds sor Is6l 29s 2s7 go
,aupss; for Is69 2Is ia SIS Psand4 snd for lse3,
ss2 pounds-the rAts 81 inerssse in comparison
with lmpsrtaons being very g'eat The yarn prodae-
m properties or net weight OF he cotton, after spin
aux sss remainsa IN tie Uniied Kiagdom for 'mana-
fsctrng purposes Wa in ls6o 969 439 5s5 pounds ana
in 1868 only s5 al SIS pounds pToyins the fses sf me
extra loss IN working the IN nsor sorts and AeeoHnn
for the additional amount Of cotton required . maze
yard Of goods, In 1853 what was needed IN lseo
Though the OF the Imports oi -" ootAN- - -
mus ersster in 1863 han in $3.50 the value u the sx
ports was Iksqie augnented-uAklng ths net cost fiF
ths material in 1860 $50 3s 6s9 aud IN 1854 $50 49,
o97 I, has been estimated kss The prOats the cid
soks OF so,tou goods held over in f0rsgl srksta Be
longing 10 Easish saegchAnls and disposed Of x le65
a6entea to 5o0900O thereby Fsdusins he ezeasnss
IA asut uO0oO0 or gl0o00 900 less than in 1880
,bs aid .sooEs are new exhausted The means Of pay
msat vzin cease snd, of eourss srsEtsE ez7ount o
v VII be reqarsd to settle FOR the eottoa supplies
1854 even should the imPcrtEtions be ro longer thaI
+, fs63. and this toe, without allowing ior tie sdvans
q; yris The frsikhrs on the eostsn did not aver
age. In 1890 over i've sights Of penny per pound
rhle in I63 that charge about doubled Ia eens'
oaspee Of the produces having been brought alonss
+,se in soas cssss and In othsrs By more exPenSiV
oasns fs,enu) of transportation. The rates fsom IL
Mediterranean were very high and ths expense Of run
mag the blockade squA 70 the former entire cost
tie cotton.
TIE largest exp orssiions Of cotton piece goods Wer
n 1860 uosrs 2,7762ls AZ yards were shipped alon
wh 1g73I5 655 Pou1 ds Of twist and yarnths value
csarsscss rssehiug including hosiery aud Hnah ware
$50 Except hosiery etc. The aSures for let
were smaller ttAn IN any other ysar-shs total ezPor
being 30 77Os7L In 1860 1865 s5s ysrds CT ple'
roods. and "A 90 I46 pounds Of twist and yarn vel
ssnt asroad vaiusd, with hozis-y and SNAIL wares
RAJ 443 ga
Thers has bssn a very slight reduction in the hen
. | oousumD ion Of cotton manufactures The prices
cotton r,ods have net kept paes vita fhs advance
cotton cent per cent n eonssqUe-cs Of The cost OF q
raw material not being in ordinary times, thsa
usr cant of the vsgs Of the manufactured article.
now hat cotton forrnS the chief Of the fabric q
the stocks Of goods made from cheaper csttons zrs
;, much diminished-thsy only one-ffsh IL exits
= W = compared with thsss Of 1904 continuous r
d xpectsd TO take place. The natural ysariy