Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-28

Of which shows the receipts al this market to-
day and for the season up TO date and for the
Bales.
SecelpH oyko
same DAY LAST lilS
Shipped to-day S,S42
same day last 2,l7o
STOCK 24s4s
Total receipts 70 date-.----.....-----.-..lS,2i 5
same time last year,-------.--l9S&
Total 70
The New 70 ( weeKiy and season statement
up % Friday, the 2th instant, Is thus given by
telegraph:
Receipts for the week up 70 this time. 1854
Receipts al this port since September lst-Z2r5A
Exports nom this port since Sep. l-...-..-lIa6n
stock on hand al this port...---....-.....-. 5l,490
Receipts al al U. S. ports for this week .lO4.sls
Receipts a. all u 5. ports since sep. lst-.762,27s
Exports nom US. ports for this week 5l,74o
Receipts az AL U. 5. ports since sep. lst--2lS0
5tpok in Y. 5. ports up 70 this ime--.-.-.S8ll
Exports for this week from New York 70
E1PoSt5 foT week from q. S. to Liverpool a,6i
Exports for this week nom u. 5. 10 the
The Liverpool cotton statement up 10 Fr-
day the 24th instant, a. telegrsphed per cable,
Is Is follows;
Receipts for the l5s0g
american 49,
Sales for the
Tor e1port dAeyo
To ~
Stock on
AmerlcAn---.------- ---.-..----------..-% iAvN
Actual WsgN
American ......
sales in Memphis for the week amounted to
900 bales. Ihis was about the falling On al
week Of last year. Here the falling on
amounted 20 tO5S bales, as compared % the
receipts up 10 the same time last year. This is
accounted for IN part by the severe weather,
which, It Is feared, proved general throughout
the cotton region, short crop men are tubt-
liant, n the majority are fast settling down
TO the belief that the total will not exceed
&2JQOO bales. ON this subject the AEuEta Ca
COnstitutionaiist has the following sensible
remarks: The decisive most Of the 10th In
stant, accompanied With ice, settles the point
as 70 the actual yield Of cotton crop. Prosum-
ing that this frost extended over the entire
cotton region, there IS no more addition 10 the
product after this date. II IL a killing frost
Speculation viii become more active now as
70 the actual crop q io!i VII
rapidly concentrate a. Liverpool and New
York on this point The receipts since Sep
lst are no guide 70 the result. For the
first four months aiter the commercial year
whether IL be q long cup or ashOrt
crop. There Is q certain amount Of each plant
alWavs mortsaged OF encountered by lens
and debts. 50 that Il Is q necessity pressing on
the planter 70 hurry II forward to market be
the price high or low; be the crop long or
short. In the first place, the laboIer IL en-
titled 70 one-thind OF all that Is made. This
is the proportion, whether the lsborers are
EaAA VI Ia q - ~
unusually drawn upon, and paid out In
moHsy or supplies, as the year progresses, 20
that Wheel the time for picking ginning
PACKING arrives there k an qr-
gent demand 70 be Reimbursed.
Tue planter wants his money II ne
has advanced 70 the negroes. The factor
wants the money with large interest and
commissions that he has advanced 70 The
planters- These advances always invariably
exceed one-tA1nd OF the cash value OF the an
Tire crop. In most instances il exceeds two
thirds. If the planter eats hm Chrlstmes din
ner without having drawn on hiE factor for al
least half Of bis crop, and various s~torekeeperH
and others for personal and family expenses, /
and uppIe 10 the extent OF one-fourth more.
hs Il . thrifty man and & good msnaEer
Whether, then, the crop be three millions and
a quarter or four millions q quarter, there
Is 3 stringent Obligation on the planter 70 SAM
the nust third Of Il 70 market a. fast a. he can
get It rady. We ind this illustrated In lbs
crops OF Is8 and 1870. Taxing the tsbtes, a.
furnished by the New York ~Financtal Qhrop-
icie Of November Hths we hat N toS No
yember s. Iseg, Tax receipts Were 53z 475 bales.
while the total crop was only 3,I54,Ae bales
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