Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-08

The Liverpool cotton market was steady e.
the opening to-day-UplandS, IO5zd; orleans.
I1sd. Al noon Uplan6s float were quoted al
lo34d-a difference OF I'd. it viii be seen. from
the quotations in store, and which we are not
compelled 10 believe, unless we choose to do SO.
In New York 81 the openiog cotton was duu
and prices nominal. At noon 1t was duh ard
ioEer-Low Aiddlings, &Isc; Middings. G6Ls:
Orleans &c; Good Middlings, sSLsc. Atebm
it was quiet and weak, with 3 decline OF &c on
all grades; and closed lower, with market
dun-LowMiddhngs, sc; Uplands. 2s,; Or
leans, 2zc; Goed Hiddlings, &c. sales. 100
bsieS
Our market was not active, though sales viii
foot mp hOm $50 TO 400 bales. Buyers are not
81 all anxious 10 take hold, except where tbev
md q superior bale. 6ut low cottoas are ouy
taken when they are thrust upon them and are
known 70 be bsrgsiaS- There must be very
few orders on the market as ct bet in lieu Of
them there is some speculation going on out
side OF their usual guerilla movements.
The market declined during the dsy. and
closed weak. We quote ssles or l bale Crdi.
nary. &c, l at Z2tc l al p; / Good Ordinary At
&c, u at 1Ac, 2 az pc, l at kzkc, 3 at &c, / at &c.
lat 2lLc, 3 at a. n; Q Low Eiddlings al
zho, 2at2ZIe, . at 2Z4c, at 2be. at 2n[e, 20
IN various los ST 25se IA 22ifc, at 2tSzc, g al
zHe, 6 AT 251zc, 10 at 24c, l3 al 22Ic.4 at Z2Ec,
at &c. u al ~, 81 At 2zlxe, 10 al S2Lc, % At
IKE, 8 81 Zzc, 8 at Zs+c, 1 1t 22lae, S al PIC. 4
At "a, II al 2z3ze, s at 25zc, { at 2z54c, 6 az pc; )
EiddIings st 2sc, = ~ Ze, at sc. IS at 23Ec 9
at s3kc, ! at 25e, 10 az sc, 6 ST 23c. : al 23e, l At
zc, Il At sc. Ist SIC, 10 Ct CSC. ? at PC, 1 at
2sZe, ? at 23%c, 9 at &c, 6 At 23c. s at 23c. Is at
2shc. 4 at &c, 10 at sSHc, 9 AT %, 5 at Z3lsc, S At
CSC, L at sc, 10 at 21zc; 81 S,ricG Kidding at
a4c, 2 at 24e, Il al 2c, 4 Al 25Sc, ! at 24o, 5 a. &c,
6 a. &c, 2 at "a; { bales Good Middlings at sc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
UHAHBKR OF Co1xEzCE.
AENPEIs, October Z, 1855
stock on han sept.l J, lss.--. a
Received to-day-----"-------- lO5I
kScsivoo pTeTiousIy-.-----.a---. 6o1 6l5l
8lsl
E1pores6 4Ol
Exported PTeyiOuSly-----------. SsS 4d
StseS on hand to-day, 6 pm 1917
During September Macon, Ga, received S,4s
bales OF cotton shipper ls45. The stock is SI30.
The stock September LIST was 1926.
At COlumbus, Ga, % the Is inst, the total
recsipts we're, since September lst, 1855, 8lg7
bales. Total shipments, 1897; stock, l&u oales.
The SuH OF that city says: About this lime
LAST esr cotton vas pouring into columbus at
an average OF 40 bales per day. This season
the average daily receipts are about 30 there
IL q great falling on IN srrIvais BY wagons raii-
roadg and boatE. 70 Wednesday night. since
September let, receipts were 3is bales; ship
meuts, 1872 To same date last season TIE re-
csipts were zsS9 bales; shipments, 27Z. The
price lsst season a. thls date was lsc, including
ne tax OF 2He Per pound; this year without
EaL II j zo1a.A[r ac--NufLle+l GAAA4Alse DeLlL
taken as the basIs q Quotations. Las SEASON
was an unusually good and lats one. nc
worms OF c~4terpLla-s were heard Of This sea-
son lhefF fSvages are almost uupTecedalts1.
Ifin every region the receipts f8u on like they
nave az CGlumbus-nesrly I1OO bales in f1ur
weeEg-the entire crop OF l56s-6g viii fall many
hundreds OF thousands Of oales short Of the oas
lust passed. The disposition o. planters IS 10
store and held what lille cotton they make.
Thai the staDss viii be worth msrs than II Is
new, though there may be deprsssicnE for
II the market. &c one seems 10 doubt.
Lass SESSION the planter was Csmpe--ef TO sell.
This year he can hold fOz months, aRa is not al
The mercy OF specuisUOrs.