Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-11
The ComIng Crop.

A. everything touching the new crop
A Of Interest 10 our readers, We pre-
sent bslow the views of q Of our
leading brokers, based, - win be
seen, upon an extract nom q clrcuisr
like that article which we published
Yesterday from the New York Financial
Chroulcis, which reads - II written IN
Ebe ,.bser" interest, although seemingly
on tie side Of the planter:
PLaRrrsG FOR THE NEW CRoP.-We are in
termed by our correspondents IN every pOr-
IN Of the cotton-groEdng States that pnepar-
stsons oor me nexterop are being made on q
verv extensive scale, and We LSar unless lnlA
dfspos iion 70 expand receives some check
~ s uth viii md that the coming years
Vork has resulted In their growing poorer in
s4sad 81 richer. OF course, IL Is not desirable,
and IN naei IL would BE- 3 very short-slghteo
policy 70 keep the supply OF Amerlean cOtIon
1borf. buf. Al the same time, Is 10 not worth
Whfle for the planter, who's giving up every
thing 10 eottJn, 10 c0nslder Nhal saeI4noS n
suR the world more than IL can consume. On
~ other hand, suppose 3 nve-mlllion crop
a reeefved. what can We reasonably expect
ne r~ies win beP Planters, We know, are,
many Of them. deceived Dy the n1gl quota
uons now ruling. and We believe that thls
yea b, IA thai respect 70 repeat ltseh
The shove extract, clipped from q New
Work cotton einculsr, scattered through.
ont he CITY during the past few days, is 3
ssuple OF the means resorted 70 BY prom
51ert Nav York cotton houses 10 "bsar'
= costou market. The house must have
E.o1 nrfortunsts In its selection Of cor
rssoondents, unless In thst selection Il
had IN eys 70 the getting up OF lntcrfns-
tor .scut-snd-dried" for b furtheranee
Of q desired enc.
Ders.ivs prices Is true, and that fact may
Tucite planters 70 efforts TO secure the Ia
bor ~ seed an increased acreage la cotton,
mt fbsr there are nov indications OF an
aNort lErEsly 20 increase tbs moun
soTn il news 70 jewellers 10 the cotton 70
05on. That Il Il possible for the South 70
slant. cultivate and gather 8 lsrgely-in-
creased crop u Q gross an sosofolty .
evan down the Southern cotton stOmachs
Growsr OF cotton well understand that Il
,rsouires labor to SOW, cultivate and gath
orop Of cOLton-an erticle Of which
osaonly 8 fixed mOdicum at her com
msnd. without me capacity 20 Increase
Al az pleasure, or give Il effectiveness,
onlv within prescribed Amltations-Nm'
ftztions resulting feom the circqpstsnee
ii season, weather &C when human
So,sStg5r IA wholly tnsbie 70 control or
5S-eca ne ability to Increase the acre
- - .lmos1 unlimited. me point - mol
80 M labor, the ability to increase
~Thich does not exist
Gousbern cottOn-groWers ae men Y.
.veraVe intelligence, and know Wen tnel
m secure 4 crop OF OtsOl
- onIv % SOW IN sufficient qusntltyl
~ 70 ~ provided with the labor 70 PR,
toct re lender plant from ths grass snc
@osae If sprng-a work shat q % &C,
ra~,nIished promptly and within nxec
s - 10 tfme-ss well IS 70 gabhei
L.,ga the same prior to b setting II
ESsvv froets Of winter toBay nosn'
49, - adverse circumstances attend
go re season, calculated 70 nlnosf bns
l1s ~ tbeir limited share Of labor
SoH-sn caav 0ss huently Cf nFe-ml'
slon.bsls crop 2 oAt3e 49,
1890 a. does the circular ron Mhle-
80 extrset b taken not 20 coMnis M
%oI5v ~ producing such o crop put We.
1ofSrmed coston-groWera WI
4helr Supposed gulhblity ny ule
49, smount Of ground seeded does no
-iSslv one season from anotneL
1aL ao1rt II balss sent to market = 10
rsnoh dus 20 this fact as 20 M
[enfe attending each season 49,
-eI- $1,000. favorable weather 1or leDSi
~~-o~fng and 3 favorable ALTO gstn'
elarre WELD Il marketed. VIII ~
SS~sras spring for growing - =
-o-a5le fall for gstneraoe, z
e-seoe can give & large crop- ,s.d
49,. rofton Is GOV high - 8IeS
-.osnc Is securing nsnoseMS -
1nS ~ a. OUTLAY, bat ne q 1ot 49,
WAso 1850. Tbs splnnerH o5tnk ~.
~ tn.s ~ IS outlay and labor -
- 4sdinE ready sale - PzaeeA n'sn1