Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

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BLEACHED COTrONs.
Hone I4-al--"-6 Colony. To-" "..--
HOlloweu Q-44...l5 Allendale ..l0-4 ......G
Greene Ia. ......-l215 Waltham.-40 inch-lS
Statewide -..-l21a lneh-D
stark A.-.-.Nr.H PeppeTen R.-44.l6
Augusta---4-4.... O. S.-..i4h
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Heavy Duck 30 tO32%
PLAID
Oakland, plaid--.l21a Tennessee, Plaid-.ER
Ottawa. -.-Ig Kentucky. " -
Rapah'u'ck," NV Old Kent'ky, plainl9
Maryland, " .-.,.a3s Susquehanna, " BOZ
Texas, 40 Southern~---.-....l5h
BROWN OsNABURGs.
Is Standard, 3 Oz.-221a . Alabama, 3 oz..2.
Lower grades-l7A TO p
The rice crop along the Satilla river in
Georgia has yielded well, and has all been
cut. u is now being rapidly housed, in
order to prevent q recurrence of the disas-
trous loss Of the crop along the entire ex-
tent of the Satilla, which, for the past
two seasons, has been caused by the
freshets.
We publish elsewhere all the informa-
ton we can gather in reference to the
growing crop Of cotton. The authorities
from Bombay give a favorable account of
the new crop of India. Messrs. Finiay,
Clark Il Co., in their Bombay Circular of
the date named, say that their reports
from the districts give glowing accounts
of the state of the crops, and should the
remainder Of the season be favorable, the
cotton crop Of IS69-7O viii be the largest
ever produced" This opinion finds con-
frmation in all advices we have received
by this mail. OF course, however, this es-
tablishes only n point, and that is, the
start is good. The crop is still open to all
the ills incident to its growth and matu-
rity. We notice also that the Liverpool
circulars are looking forward to earlier
receipts from India this year, through the
Suez Canal, a consideration we referred to
many weeks since. From Egypt very
little that is reliable can be obtained. Two
dispatches by the Cable rave been pupr
lished by the daily presslately, indicating
a largely increased crop. We place no re-
lance, however, upon these iiattering
promises, as they were made last year
ana are made at about this time of every
season. 1t never has been possible to get
any light out of Egypt with regard to the
coming crop. Brazil would, in the view
Of some, appear to be a more hopeful
source for an increased supply. Late ac-
counts state that 3the crop is to be large"
Still it is certainly very questionable
whether, in the present disturbed and
6nanoially exhausted condition Of Brazil,
any material addition TO the supply from
that quarter can be anticipated. We do
not think the best authorities look for it
with any confidence.
a dispatch from Paducah, KY, says of
"a tobaoco crop and the late fast: "Ahgut
half of the crop, being still green, has
been damaged in Graves, Ballard, Me-
Cracker, Christian, Galloway, Marshall,
Logan aud other counties. Parties are
buying for an expected rise, and others
who own from 100 to 400 hogsheads in tho
East have telsgraphed not to put them on
the market. Cotton along the Tennessee
river and on low grounds has also been in
some places badly damaged"
ALE AND PoRTER-Wm. d Robt. Youn-
geF's Scotch imported, 50 to 3 80 for pts.
Barclay Il Perkins pts, s., Ryass' best
Stout, pts, 50 %; Guinness's extra do.
50 so: J. Walker & Co.'s CINCINNATI Ale,
SO 30 per half bbls, including packages;
kegs, 50 IS. Lager Rssr, 81 for half bbls,
g of for packages returned,
BAoGING-The stock is light and dealers
sell almost exclusively to the country,
All 2 ID. bagging is firm at 29c, though We
have heard of houses selling at 2S&c. II
can't be laid down here for that money,
being worth 27A to 2Sc at the factories.
/ Light weight 20 to dc.
BUTTER-Stock fair and prices steady.
Choice Western 80 TO 35c. Good 30 10 sec.
Common 25 to 2Sc.
-BEANs-Choice Navy 81 70 TO 3 90.
BRooMs-No. l, So to 5 so per dozen; No.
2, s. to4 50.
BROOK CoRN-Weak at 500 to $50 per
ton.
BEEswAx-Steady at 30 to see.
BUILDERS MATERIAL-Cape Lime in
lots on levee 81; from store, g IS. Ala
bama at depot 81 10; from store, 81 Is,
Louisville Cement, 50 % to 3 60 in lots.
Rosendale, 81 so TO 5 90. Plaster So 90,
Hair. in 40 Id bales, s. rs to 8. Fire
brick s. to 6. Building Brick IS per NJ.
CoFFEE-The market is well sup
piled and prices are firm. We quotes
Skimminqs. 10 to 2Oc; common u