Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-01
FINANCE TRADE.
OFFICE CT THE many AFrEkL
MeSnkT. september 81. is71
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oOTrON.
The persistent decline ~ cetton. which WAS
rolng ON almost daily. has al last cnnue % n
stand, ard a slight turn upward has COM
mrucei- Following Ia course OF the market
elsewhere the course uf prices in Memphis
during the fCur weeks Of The present mon ID
has h-en a. bellows: The Eust six days, foi
mlddung, Il q, two days &c, then 21-sc, BE.
Hac, isAac- - &C. lSsc, frlsc. lSe, l7Jsci Eve
Nayshaz8fT4c. The daily average for each
~ ihe iour weeks were: First week l5ic, sec
ono --ac, third $50, fourh E5sc. During
lne las week the range was IgsBE1C, On
saturday lHs8lB4c. The average daiiy price
eI ~ mole Hle wa 800. IT. VII o seen
ON his that during the week ghst closed me
Hrice continued stanonary untii the last day
e The week, whent there was an advance Of
Qae-ciglIth ceut. AT New York on MONDAY
san tuesday middunEQuoted lsssc, during the
nainder Of the week nc al Liverpool the.
u4ree nrst DAYS ofthe week s<s295d the three
t4H -. Our receipts during the first week
uf the month we've 81 bales, second 1873 third
@ fourth S1; total receipts Slb bales,
a2alnst SIG bales at the same time last season.
Iheshipment d~urtngthe week wereSds bales,
aeahn~t laG bales the previous week. and the
tua shipments GI bales against $50 bales at
the same time last season. sales Of the week
al0 bales. The total receipts have therefore
been @ao bales more than Hose at the same
time last year. and the shipments 81 more.
TIT weather has been favorable for picking,
ram ieI on Two nights, ana the cotton comes
In clean and IN nne condition, remaining
nom low to strict middling. The droaght
n1Flng brought the crop 10 "a 100 early matu-
uty. q the almost uninterrupted hne Weafh-
er throughout the whole cotton belt having
allowed picking 20 proceed under the most IA
vorabie auspices, accounts Tor the rapid com
lIg onward oi the crop. 10 great has been
this rapiditv that the receipts for the week al
-l the United states parts, a. reported on
thursday were d1.6-f bales against Ss5G bales
ou tlr e. rresp0uLlu- week last year. almost
double. Rae tIrerance being A3A3l bales. For
il- whole season the United states ports re-
celpts were lH1,al0 h-aiesaga.ust -gSs bales last
ar or ~ bales more, q startling excess
indeed. II these receipts were % BE- accepted
crop pi TINS season 20 that OF lost, we
should have tuIuOk forward 10 an Immense
ch- CROP bur 90 lsn now evident % all thHtour
p feselplS may De called premature, and
are .A uo m ans 90 o. accepted ~ evidences
"a NItt O. TO coma hereafter The proportion
me IscrVts GO last year most ultimately
on, auu when iuHt ie-l-ug OF becomes
F l4ru' "A .rlc tDu IN prices from -me lowest
tna go Nnirn .nt prIceuT cotton may then
attained mls o. regarded asa nccegsa-
Isc AH ltitess reIrdt LhH+
tuE 30 na Fal. tlly This year. when,
frc ips mus dec iu=, y uU4biy
-h Hlrl la lui H- ta- nave e uded.
uI p-elfet the E4aure ~ priyrs are
l r~y tas ngune and facts sDask Tor
and mere 1Nno-ting apparent 90
nl anrHa iHal E likely materially 10
ga i1 '-iln7ry fiects o. sl1pIy
Eos -9i2lr peace. rnl like
l" b. q, sud .r--s is nothing visible
90 American or b1aoIsal CONF
.HtL .a1H1fels seriously 90 tH-
"|. NH'taaa"Haa rru-D.1ll- An ing
i caro- M ne month";
iHt % iat growing crop eIl continue
N-r % taaI Ael 1nHu-uee HU .re cUuT=e 81
'.' nf-E.-. bag there Fs- other feature OF
IpHrf-EC- eeAy re- q,
@ lHHLfN from Che ports All
- @ a-a-5La, d. uat large receipts 81 tins
.I.~ Irr nus Lll- Go come. j. so. The a4u-
a -e .ltscI coo lu.r importance 10 &
h crop r-T1.u iul- may reach u.s. On
ll, alu as al Ci4ug the weekly
r t-LsulI b. borne II mind 'ltt ,le
TIE prime Interior towns was, on
cLIlrH-IHa u.-ruo- only GnI uaLGs
-l-i l.Vt 81 Sam dale Lass ear, anu That
rar a. ununtl.--. con. -arUaI4y le-> OLD crop
20 other -BleriO. towns aud 1u plantations
l-au .l- year. Price l stw 4o-k are rrlz-
--FHIt about i'd reE pound a-a--r man aere IN ?
Liverpool ruusaFu aurLs there Is no lucucf-
Nt5ute lUr Americans 20 5I. %, or fnr cur spin
u.- fu --E1 ult oI4efE American s~p-uuers
.s -lu fn H1 bare o. cu--u.- and via prCDl- I
take I-- bulk o. rle ga-r receipts. The
r H.f.lt-.t market. a-. even more bare OF
Altrrrtl c.tsa LHll see q. here Ia AiEur-
rH4t, ana HlG nufplu u FINALLY !
l..-a Dr. 30 "-rs.E -re. here Ia Septeu4l-r
-uH I.aI- POI b. gl- Fs- IA Ass qlanI las
. H.- --.I". hose Tor Ds.1Beg eEfI pcr1-
pa--sn. maa. 3D.. l#I-, uul lIlE o. none
-si elfe. - HLaul- lLe 1dFauce ouulE
llr 1f II. ia Liv- rpOl-- -Iow- lhll p1ue
DL HH E1uu.El. .urraa--lD -se=4fG the coz j
ll E.. u.l crops BIS affected t-r market
and induce. "a Else, a., sep -OWa-l se-
r.-- l-y imports. The foAoy11e table
a. compared win it~. season. It SHOWS an Z
r1lP-r-d VIA 4l a. the same cate, blt that
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