Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-15

ket closed unsettled at 2l3 to 213e for
middling, and 20t to 201c for low mid
! ling. The sales for the previous three
days were $500 bales, and for the
week $4,000 bales, against $500 the
/ previous week, and fl, $50 the week
before. The demand was checked by
a moderate and badly assorted supply,
and was chiefly for export to Great
Britain, France, Spain and the North.
The receipts for the week were 1882
bales, and exceed the corresponding
weeks receipts Of last year 6,4S9
bales. The stock on hand and on
shipbOard was 2S6,634 bales. The
receipts of cotton from September LIST
to date, at all United States ports, are
53S, 500 bales in excess of last year, to
the same time. New Orleans has re-
ceived S76,S76 bales, and 1870, 736 more.
Mobile, 24S, 707 bales, and 90, $50 more.
Savannah, 1886, 81, l1S,7 94 more.
Charleston, 100, 1858, and 49, 07 more.
Texas ports, 1885, 29, and $1,000 more.
New York, 1926, and 1900 more.
The Virginia ports, I60,376, and $4,000
more than was received to the cores
pOnding date last season. The exports
to foreign countries have been $780,
93S bales this year, and exceed last
years exports at the same date $780,
475 bales. Shipments cOaStwise have
been GAS, ITO bales, and 10,412 in excess
of last year. Stocks on hand at all
ports are 537, 705 bales, and are l65,2l
bales more than were on hand at the
same time last year.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF CoMMERoE,l
MEMPHIS, March ii, 1870.
stock on hand Sept. !, 1863. 81
Received tO-day-~-...-~-. L,742
Received previOusly....--.23 % ,Oi0-&2 552
-
Shipped to-day.-----...... l,l6l 252,sSb
shipped previously"-.---2O4 , ZIs-205,4Ss
stock ON atnoon to-day 27'4O7
rMPoSlrs.
Memphis and Charleston h. R--.-' l4O
Mississippi and Tennessee r. r." o.
Memphis and Ohio r. R-.-..-......... 109
Memphis and Little Rock Il. R.. -
SteameTs..,.... LOU
Wagons 10
EXPORTS.
Memphis and Charleston Z. R.. 40
Mississippi and Tennessee r. R.. -
Memphis and Ohio r. R.....-.-....-....- 45l
Steamers Ioe
Steamers ... %
oTroN IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March IA, 1880 a.m.-COt-
ton-Demand fair and prices higher. Or
binary, IKE; Good Ordinary, lg14c; Low
Middlings, 2OHc; Uplsnds, 2ILc; Good,
23zc; Mobile, 2I2c; Orleans, pc.
l2:l5 observation-disclosures fair and
prices firm. Contracts higher; zoe bid for
May, June and July. Ordinary, |
l75zc; Good Ordinary, lgkc; Low Mid
20Hc; Uplands, 2l1zc; Good, 23zc; |
Mobile, 2l%c; Orleans, DC.
2:l5 p~.m.-Cotton very firm and holders
higher rates. Sales on the spot, 1
300 bales. Uplands, BIC. Contracts
LOO bales deliverable in March at 20Ec: |
500 in April at 2092Okc; 1000 il June at
zoe.
4 p.m.-Cotton dull and unchanged;
Uplands, 2IZc. Sales for export, $500
bales; for spinning, 2I0; for speculation, 1
800. Contracts, 5000.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March "A, 1850 am
.o~tton-Demand active at full prices;
N~iddlings, 2l%@2I%c. Sales, 1000.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, March IA, IL a.m.-Cotton
Uplands, le1sd; Orleans l1b@
1hd.
] p.m.-Cotton market firm and prices
4 shade better, though not quotabIy
5 p.m-Cotton steady; Uplands, IOTd;
Orleans, Uk@lI%d; sales 12,O00; export
and Guaoulgrion 2RlQ /