Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-01

Bramwel & Co.'S Mobile Price Current Of FEB
ruary 2ith SAWS the receipts since september J.,
have been gs.07s bales, stock February =, 72,l9
bsles: quotations Eiddiing q cents. The New
orleans Price Current Of February q states that
the receipts there during February were: ID,
2l,S2; 9th, 2l,878; 10Th, 1852; I'D, B,45s bales,
showing a falling OF during the past two weeks.
MiddHng sold on the sd at 45sf6 cents. The
stock was Is5,Og7 bales. We have before US
LRkhau a Dempster's Liverpool Circular Of
February "a, from which We cop the follow
ing: "The import OF Cotton this week has not
been as large as for some weeks past but hole
ers and importers have continued to press sales,
and prices OF all descriptions OF Cottons has
receded. The demand has continued steady,
especially for American. The continued large
receipts at the American ports are leading
many TO suppose that the total American sup
ply gill exceed 2.00o,OO0 bales, and the conse-
quence is a certain amount OF uneasiness
which will probably only be sllayed by accounts
Of a considerable falling of in receipts From
this cause, and with the prospect Of further
large arrivals, n continued s~tringency in the
money market, It seems probable that the pres
ent dullness may continue FOR some time 10
come-at all events until the fear Of an over
supply from America Is dispelled. The Man
chester market has been quiet all week, with a
tendency 70 lower prices, IN sympathy with the
mArkethere. The tone OF the market is healthy
and sound, both spinners and manufacturer
being well under contract, The Indian ex-
changes are improving and some bullion Is arri-
wing from America, so that the apprehensions
in the further rise IN the bank rate Of discount
may. for a time, be dispeiled. stock Of Aneri-
can, lsl,sS0; same time last year, $3.50 bales.
Total stock, 4lS,3JO; same time last year, 5O0,050
decrease, $50 bales. Decrease Of stock on
the week, 628O bales. Amount at sea, 10000;
same time last year, $4,000 bales.
General Market.
Fine sunny weather, but business quiet with
little to report. Some little Wool has been sell
ing in this market, but the season is now adj
vanced and prices are lower with slight de-
mand. Cornmeal dses not improve, and 81 be-
comes a frequent rate. Tobacco, which was re-
ported lower in Louisville, is up again. II is
steady In this market. Corn is still quiet with
out Improvement,
MESS PORK-salss Of 80 barrels at $50 50.
FLOUR-The lower grades still in good de-
-mand-seles OF s. barrels At 81 50 and IS 50 al
IS: 2 barrels, Xxx, at SO.
WHISKY-Sales Of Is barrels, common, at
g 10; 3 barrels, Bourbon, at 81 50.
CLEAR -SIDES-sales OF 4casks u SD,
HAMS-Sales Of t~ierces, sugaF-eured, at &c.
ORANGES-in good demand-sales OF z bar
rels at SIS boxes sell at s. 50 for tine.
SWEET POTATOES-A few have arrived and
sell, forseed, at SSaI0.
MESS PORK-Sales Of p barrels at S37.
WOOL-Little doing-uuwashed at Ba2jc;
washed 4Oafjc.
SOURCROUT-A good demand and higher
kegs s. J0dS5; barrels S9asI0.
TOBACCOTVery fair demand for hne quail
ines-sslss Of 20 boxes at 4Ocgsl s.. The New
Orleans Price Current Of February "A says:
The large influx of old, tax free, Virginia,
which has had the attention Of the trade fOr
sometime past, is rapidly disappearing fromthe
market. The demand for this description con
tinues good. Stocks Of all descriptions in first
hands are light.
FEED-Nothing newborn quiet and IN
changed at s2ggOc; sales Of 300 sacks at s5c.
Hay was brisk; sales principally at S2s. Oats
nat and unchanged. Bran quiet.
Imports.
THURSDAY, March lst.-The imports OF yes
terday, as copied rom the books Of the Mer-
chant Exchange, were as follows
Apples, III bbls. Hay, 2 bales.
Cotton, 80 bales. Horses, Us.
Chickens, y cUOps. Lard, 4tU kgs.
Coffee, Boo SKIS. oats, 2,bs2 SKIS.
Corn, l,3lB SKIS. PORK, lo bbls.
COrnmval, $40 bbls. Potatoes, 245 bbls lT5 SKIS.
Eggs, ~ bxs. Tobacco, 65 pkgs.
Flour, 1856 bills. Whisky, 90 bbls.