Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-18
v o0agamed N tis Urited safes

There wEs less sugar made from mo.
lassss in 1879 than during the previ0u.
year, some Of the large refining works iI
this. as vel SIS other localities, having
beeu c1=ed. The bulk Of the mOlssse.
tha- eam=s forward from Cuba now is in,
--r-1r and unsatisfactory, being stripped
en- lle plantation Of the greater part OF It's
H-sseLarlue qualities. Added 70 this, the
low prices that have ruled for much the
greater paEt Of the year for the rsnnsrs'
urGrE~ sUE8r and syrup, has rendered
me business less prCn able than il was Iu
wears preceding. SGgarlss sold low, and
El= Es-lC-uu .s-Esr-lnU-5 molasses has
no. been wanted for trade uses, so that,
with -..la or no CeLEul from either gro
Gers OF ds.Lle=. resort was had 10 foreign
markets Cons lFrab-a shipments have
been made 90 Europe from tlLs port, and
through lls new outlet for TINS article,
the market experienced, during the clos
ing months. a sensible relief. We 6sti-
mate the consumption OF m0lssses for the
ma L--el-- LL % sugar IN 1870 81 $4,000
EOz=le-lS, producing about $500 tons
ElEr, against q production IN 1859 OF
81 roo tons Inc consumption Of maple
sugar I'm many paris OF the country is eou
Siderable, ll- zs d very small portion OF
che crop Is marketed D. Ls difficult TO OBJ
gain Ea.a from wl.Cl any reliable estimate
csu BE- made. From lls best Information
we can gather we tank 5000 tons Is not
excessive l1r The WELD Uftle maple tree in
E--ls THIS .s a L-l-s less d the estimates
ot me T5=r preceding the season ge1er-
ally being less favorable Tor the running
r-EH sap On The Pacific. the cCusumD-
l.ru .- raw sugar VA not quite as large
E IE was Che preceding one. our CORES
uru1HrE El San t-s-E=CC IavUrs Us with
-l- following statement relative 70 that
pC-t:
stock 1rrz- zrza- January g.. Is1 Ts0
Eacs s January D 90 December 81, E1g- I1.554
To. eLs supp T.-- 8.754
DscucJ sl5tk January d Ls-L s.57g
Consumption In q lg4
llL-e sugar has been made IRON the
beet -L Wisconsin Illinois and California.
bu1 u05 In sufficient quantity TO make
O-1Hr Than this passing note Of 10, snd the
same remark applies % the yield Of sugar
from the -uEEa plant. The LITTER is cult
waited chiefly toy IT'S syrup, and the manu-
Lzr ure .- Ela former has not advanced
yer beyond WHIST may be termed an EX-
u-er-lel.a- step Louisiana made some
.Er=- again lass season Ll the prgduc-
U-u l- -u-s. s we md in the ~vsIuarls
work u. ar. J.. BgucEFrsu, OF New Or
Jeans, The crop % L-d5 10 pu5 down al
~ LEas, against $40 hLds. made in
L-a- The present season, il is be-
LlsTaI- wr. show q substantial In
crease i- yield over tl5 previous
one. % range from 10000
binds E. O.. ~ LE-s.-lle agIuaL out
Ll-r. however, VIII probably not exceed
the rH.r-1r El-7 WITH sufficient and
r sl-5 l-g-r upon the plantation, there
ID scarcely "a doubt thst b larger
suu--- would lsT- been very c0usl1e-s-
u .au.at The Spanish WssG In
dies e." na ..e -Hu-ra whence we
l-s CHE E.. bulk 90 our supplies. The /
pro. -a.a- u. lll- a-.u-r-CG-IlE s1Ils5
u-~ cent? ND QUIZ whole consumption: /
hence our markets are more sensitive 20 I
GRO" other a-su.u.- touching probable I
-l. = = L..I Lll. island than from % F.
.-le- .- aL other quarters combined. I
"la s- Cuba crop, -lsB OF l.59-70, was
only s"HL- 2 per cent. smaller lhaH tLs
orc. made The season before. The Drss-
ems one. 90 .s stated by good authorities.
E-. probably -lgW a considerable falling \
e. owing -1 H.s political troubles,
zu-as .u me exposed sections used up
.a-r year %. their Young cane, fearing lis
-a---a-Hl by the c~Jut1uoiug parties,
and 80 -a. E1-lfuE % commence lleir
rolling operations with. This, vita other
L.-.r Lul1rsera- with early grind
.TE .u4 -I Tree receipts viii be some
- .e- .Els year llsu usual. From
aI.". the mex. point bra Importance
3D. Iu.ar -ls prospects SIRE favorable for a
.ug as large. If not greater, than
gla- l. LAST year. Heavy rains, however.
have .saH ed me grinding, go glst 10 win
le--ale general before the middle TO
the later s- OF This month. The crop
.l RE British and French West Indies
E. ura vsrr materially from thai Of last
year. From Che Es-- indies aud Brazil, 4
we .aVa DO Ize arT.c5z relative TO the
extent 1l Tire s-rp- that maV 05eZpecl-
sl thence. Having thus briefly glanced
s- rEa consumption of ths various descrD-
gE sugar In 1870. the result may be
summed U" ss follows:
Tons.
Cane sugar consumed Ll the United
states H. lle A.. ami. e..--.. 50 .85Z
.l ODD states and Territories on the Pa
grsl4-. made nom ug.a-ses- 1850
u 4ap-s ss---.----------- E-lU
T1.sr 5a Hz
Against "a ga8l G ls-mPttJu ~ 1859 oL-E4gg
Increase l 1870. 8Z.JB
Or about $50 per cent.