Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-04

ne New York ChTOnf"le, October 6lst. mas
he fglIoEing: The market opened the week
.1n.t- guIl FOR cotton on the spot, and n
sI1esiay quotations were reduced &c Tor all
GRADES, except ordinary. Receipts a. the ports
continued " show a large increase over last
wear. he exert movement was moderates
ana as spinuers, many OF them were run
ming their mills on Two thirds time ana
Therefore not n gent want ofsupplies, there
was rapid accumulation OF STOCKS; Liver
uOol al the same time reported q duh market
a declining prices, and accounts from tne
--a. 5 and condition Of the crop we're very Ia
-. he, al these influences operated against
r,Tic-s The . 81 week has continued very
1aI-1rsb e for the developing and gathering In
- ~ ~ ID and our accounts as TO the pros
- sctlve vie Id are IN some districts increasing
J., -sv0rabIs. No more IF 81 is reported, 40
g r. ne large pOrllon OF the south which es-
" : store hs, { had nne opportunity for pro-
duding al the ulant IS Sapsole OF OK; Inc
sfg---5=7is n. oort for the week says: We nave
- - tJ,t- :, airing the week, 50 that picking
- made fue ,-rogret,2, and cotton has been
sent market fr,ey OSf - ~ -
that tue frost canns" ~ s-s HUI
Average thernOnete-o . .. =
The coup, in which IL says the eerIelt reeel ptS
- 80 n BE- \ KEN unex ,laiuec, as an lndi-
cato OF the size o. the crop. Up 70 thts ZINE
the movement has ben free tosA recell'Ss Up
toUhe e d Of october are a. follows;
Corrected total since lst September:
e5l25s s7lS75 65l,7ss 459,S9S 46s,lS5 452,0de
Total crop;
sl-0sss $3.50 SOS 2,974,s5l 4,S52,SH Sl540i6
This table shows q great excess over last
--...r. and an increase over the other years
80 Of ls-2 In explanation Of the move
S-f 80 far the Chronicle says: First:
ti5assss are lower than in 1873, and much lower
-tan in ts72: yet 10 Is believed thar the crop =
snort aud prices will be higher. 1hese tnlnsl
-. csIcufh ed TO hold back the crop rom
-1srSef, second: The rivers are low; oui
-.ilTosGg party make up for this. Thrd
Last yea tne crop was laIsfs ana u ne mo,
Dsoic md yeilOw-iever helped % kssp y
a-r-, marked carry ~ the season. IN lolz tht
1,.,r-s-ff-esse and In le7O var In Bur pc tend
ed TO keep cotton oseS iEo, T., = :,
fhis season with Others. fourtAi specl&
A. 6ue &C ha this ear, caused q re- move
rnent OF cotton 70 msrket-the pressure on %,
-Is--fer nom s.af ity OF supplies. Advances
= tue crop sere obtained with the grea e.
- Hculty and in very limited aL-gAIts y,
~. strlng and summer, ana me pslseL =
pass : lut- want, and can get no reliei exec 2
~ - C uaI c ton. This was the result o. -
49, which has eyeryw mere nsee EalliS 10
F1DllS, q scarcely atJa4nable Dy ine neeog
4t -u - ore pressing a cessi les VIII = Az
2oeA 49, i'd, and then we shOnld nOt y
sqr1ris II the question 81 pIles. on ,lnt
70 anence n check KING recel pts, i9l PAN y, ~
tss - - o.. 'ly IN debt--they oC9to no. g
Ss1s, ~ - - and a. soon q they nav
supplied tneir wan. -, sae9 Va"
than for several seas - A.
tbs GENERAL N @kh 49, - ne oisc
ieter than common Oh aeeoSL -,, ~ re ,snS
- 9r1 was rot to be To- lilc On - - b1i
ing. except some ear corn, WI. IL, ro0deratl
as SIG, an advance. Qats are are which is y
better than the sale previous Inc 5c ma
T5-ibltyle reports: "The prospect now =. 80
esarcsIy another million bushels o. o 90 ~ y. y
n, find is way to this market, and the ne !
Is net We hard enough for shipment, tnonsL
II h more forward now than any preslo.l
siso al extra rdinary dry one; a a:he
Sire 9Th in options, both mere Anu ~ o 49,
markets" CoTSl1laeot was oncnsl,g - - -
Monday selling al s. IS Bucktciiedt ylo1r y -, :.
0fi-ring a. SO 80 Eggs remain scarce a. ~ ~
advance. aud quote A9Z5c. Ciseke1as anu :, ;,
soris poultry remain very Gun aug - NJ, ~ =
plce. Heals In quarters and carcass wei
higher. Buffer Is very quieli an afilcle y
q untry Ou;ler.pUt up in TN buckets, was or
err Al SOC; II Is iFom AashyS g. FTOttStOh
S.s4ain unchanged: bacon and On pork ar
very scarce, less than was wanted 70 III ~
57ers. Win the cool weather nov Pfesaltln y
- ais viii be more II beral. Prices are IN
- 70ed but strong The Chicago Tribune 9
S.se-e cav r ports: provisions were les, &C
I'VE. bu firm on al except essn Ash ne, PD1 ll
- ;,,ei,,tsf. ing as the packing season orsW
-.sr MN the knowledge hat the opllohs % -
Tor this month arr about a., iis' I've mo-
T5rlI Zee 10 20 into onsuInPtloa. LL'S LIZ 49,
advanced l56llOc per IOs lbs unoeI an an. see ~
demand from packers, ant 1nis ~ ~ No.
vance the price Of product ~ and Iard
T,e- 100 los higher. Meats were nrm ~ III ~
Quotations with a little better demand.
a1d Taoaersfeiv sctlVe' the only limitati0
being the supply Of hogs, in regard 70 Wnlc
there IS even yet a wide diversity OF opinion
Quotations are FOR rOsssd l0's. Hnless. 0theTl1t
pressed; and for feed and produce, lep'
For small purchases, rates are gr0pO
49, - higher.
ID PEARs-Apples are In fair d
snsna, With , sucy aud beliefoweTs, g
- Clsifofnia pears. e. -. ~, s,o "a
FsccvWHEAr FLOUR " D 10 ~ y, ~ e. i.
RsTTEG STUrFs-BaSglnF - - 1 -
a II s5,s islE tor ~ n. Twinet Pc -, ..S. go
,3ges pei Is, 6aG1zc FOR spliced old, W