Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
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shane, Harris & Co. yesterday received a bale
ofnew cotton from the plantation OF Capt. T.
NJ. Hutchinson, IN Gibson county, this State.
The consignees are well Known in our midst as
liberal merchants, and Capt. Hutchinson Is
known 10 all travellers As a popular conductor
on the Memphis and Louisville Railroad.
We take the blowing from the Macon TeLe-
graph in reference to the extent OF the cotton
crop. 1t viii De seen that the writer was not
well posted about the staple in Mississippi.
News from that State Is even Of g mOrs dOlenl
character than either OF the osher states
named:
The Mobile aud New Orleans and New York
cotton men are Just nov holding n confaJula-
ton over The wires about the OF ,hcoming cot
ton crop. The : JuthWest insists upon two mil
lion bales As The maximum OF production,
while New Herk Is nrm upon two and a half
millions. The Southwestern viii have II, I'M
less the increased yield in Texas and Mississippi
counteFbaiauces the certain falling of IN the
remaining cotton states. Georgia. Alabama
ana Florida viii, we tank, fall or heavily,
and Mississippi and Texas. as We judge nom
what Information comes 70 hand, will consids-
rably enlarge their crops. Texas, We learn, Is
doing very handsomely. But the New orleans
men ought to know 8 great deal more about
Texas and Mississippi Than We do and n they
say two millions bales, We know OF nothing IN
This part OF The cOtJOn-gruwlpg region TO carry
the crop ssyond those figures We bold l. 10
be certain that the falling OF in Georgia and
FLORIDA will be large.
APPLEs-Very few coming IN. Choice sell
al "a per Dbl inferior, S2s2 80.
BAOGlN6-GOod stock aud demand. We
quote Is follows IN ajobblng way: Toda's. lsa
ls1zci heavy Kentucky, 25ZgS6c; India, no
B~RAN-Demand fair. Selling at SD from
mills, S2la2 on levee. and 81 as from store.
BUTTER-Llght r~eczipUs. Choice held at ga
SC go9d western, SG5c; common 25d50c.
are weak. Forty casks clear
sides were sold on Landing yesterday at I7Lc, Z
and 10 casks to-day at lT5c Jobblpg al IT4a
lec shoulders, dull at lo549I4c.
CHEESEIPrce are irregular, with Hght
stock and demand
Rio 81 aRgl#o. T.-, MN /
C~ORN-HeceiPts very light. Twenty-three 4
sacks OF leyee sold at soc. Held a. s5c in store.
COkNMEAL-Market dun. Fresh nosui- 4
naIly SS4 lOln lots; q l5gi Is In store. Very
little kilgdrled IN market and no demand.
lower. Choice Wez.eTD, So i
&c NO, = Sa4c Interior ard Texas, n%e2Hc.
CHICkkNS-scarce and hrmer. YounS
EGGs-Very few in market. Sell,
fRUIT-Dre5 apples in dan tag az &c;
FLOOR-Marfet is u
family, SI scala Oil; XXX and fancy
HAMsSp .slSs2 per ton.
vsssed ain country, nominal, plain can
I79lsc; Sugsr-cuied cauvassed, eO42lc. /
dry saIL. I7gIsc; green SAT-, lO@iIc; green Sasc.
LARD-Prices unchanged Kegs, @9Ac;
LfME-Eureka, 81 Is; Alabama, Cape and
hOLAssESSFair stock. sugarhouse, 65cs
81 Porto k,co. o3q3c; Syrups, l.5s9sl p
NESS PORK-Ihere is a lair demand st $50.
Prime mess, 81 50; rump, rs 50a25.
OATS-Stoek moderate and prices irregular.
sales reported at Sc 70 &c on leyee, as TO qaal-
ity Sc in store.
oILSCoal oil, s5940c; lard oil, 81 sO9l 70:
unseed. 81 2Jdl 40. 1
oNIoNS-StOck very light. Firm at slg5 rer
POTATOES-Good shipping are in demand at
$2G5 per Dbl Sweet T5GS3 per buSbel.
~EEP-S only moderate. Choice West
ern, Sos 80 per head; Tennessee, s293 80 Is to
quality.
SUGAR-The stock on hand is fair. We
quote prime to choice louisiana, I8dlSe: SOM
mon 70 fair, leal6c; Island, l2Lal6c.
firm Held at % 50G3 IS per
barrelo $50 lbs; 7 bushel barrels. 12aa4 50:
Liverpool sa K, coarse and nne, S. 25g3 81.
TAR-In kegs, per dozen, S. z5a8.
TOBACCO@OJ pounds leaf refuses sold to-day
AZ SC. Medium admitted d. is worth lSc.
WHEAT-Active demand from city miuers.
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WHSKY-Msrket firm with improved da-
maDd. Hugh wines, 81 l59l Is free common
WHISKY, Sl@l .; imitation Bourbon, 81 S-a
] IS; B,ubon, 81 S9@S.