Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-12


New Orleans PfcOUIlRe of November
10th, says; Leading financiers antici-
pate q very hard winter here. They
think the ClOseness of money, dizziness
81! trade and lack OF confidence will
cause a number Of failures between this
and January. many houses that have
been trying to tide over for fourteen
months, vainly hoping for better times,
being now nearly at the end Of their re-
sources and credit. Il is reared some
railway corporations viii be forced to
default on their December and January
coupons, A good many American Sc
cuules are returning from abroad, Eu-
Eopean capitalists not liking the aspect
here. Private letters from money cent
els on the other side report American
securities less fav0rab!y regarded than
Ior long while"
CITY currency bonds, undisputed ia
,LL tainted =
hlel 5y county selling, 8
'CHE COTTON MARKET had a lively APP
yearanCe yesterday morning, from an
active inquiry by buyers, who appeared
70 interpret the comparative easiness of
the market the day before into GER
tainty OF lower prices next morning.
had been looked for, and the sales were
below what the activity Of buyers at the
opening indica ed. The markets else
where sustained their quotations un-
changed; New N-rk closed quiet at
ltsc with futures steady; New Orleans
stssH,y at 149c; Liverpool steady at
II LIED. Prices OF sctuh sales, as re-
Fhtsd by those participating, were Sic
fCr Tegiuue1; ordinary 10 good ordinary,
y l23e; good ordinary, lS,9l3te; low
uild.lug, lSAGl3sc; middling, 1910
Lbs e.; miGdiug, superior style, lie; good
mIdtliug, l4tGl43c. The official quota
tons ~ the cotton exchange were un-
changed, as follows:
Good ordinary -. aiSI5
't2 sing sssl4
bu14 iulddll ng q
The market WAS weak and irregular,
with fair demand; ssies, 400 bales, OF
which exporters took 500 bales.
The superintendent OF the cotton eX-
change, John FOOf E-q hsd the cotton
In the city all G united yesterday, aud
reports Is follows: "By actual count
made this day, the stock on baud was
t0uud % be 81 All hales; stock by run
ming count 81, 564 bales. The discrep-
~
amount IN transit throughout the city
while the count was made.n
1874. 1873 ls72.
EeceI PTS erday........ Sif 2slg 422l
Receipts same day last week. ia I,4S5 52si
e.e-e pts since last Tiday -.--ll,f5 l1l l0.5s9
Ltssa.p pts same time last we Z SO CHS Is SO
-t.raI pts same time week be-
iore--.-......-.... 1851 7.7s8 ,555
Receipts since SEPT. l.......8 liz5 a G6i $3.50
Stock on ,5j4 27,725 z0.o5S
- t-AA@ 4Aa HtaI- ia Isl -U1j jus
haillroads-norCh ia; s0uth,i92 Ss5 1871 2.2i4
a. lu5i south US 70 y, Is q i 90
The New York Bulletin, November 9TH,
reports: "FOr the iugatheTing Of the
cop the weather has been very favor
able the past week. The election ex-
element has, however, inteFfered With
-le picking somewhat. and also with
tle Tree marketing Of the staple, while
the severe frost which has visited sec
ti0nB hitherto fee from frost this season,
viii prevent further grOWth ia those dis
triCts. In Texas al but the northern
half Of the State escaped the frOst.n
The Little r ok Ark Gazette says:
lone hundred and ten bales of cotton
arrived in town yesterday. Prices re-
snaiu at llSI2sc per p0undN The daily
report of Tue New York Bulletin Of
November 9th is Is follows: "FOr spot
cotton the market remains rather dnil
and UIthOu- change worthy OF special
notice. Though some dealers seem 70
consider foreign accounts as tribe
more encouraging, shippers do not dis
cover anything 70 stimulate them into
purchasing with freedom, while SPIN
lers are just a. indifferent as ever, and
the demand from all sources continues
slow aud ftful. About former prices
are quoted as repr senting the ask
lng rates, and probably would
nos be shaded 10 any extent
Just now, bat still at the figures
named holders are quite willing 20
operate IN most cases, and the supplies
Offering dre more than sufficient for an
wants. For future delivery the demand
has not been very quick, and business
was conduct i without any exciting
features or radical changes during the
dEy. The absence OF free offerings aud
an apparent less general desire TO sell
prevented any serious break, while the
Inability OF the "bui" element 70 bring
forward stimulating features checked all
upward turn. As a whole he appear
auces were weak, but at about former
rates. The market was generally con-
ceGed 20 be steady at the close, especial
Is on the later months. A number OF
operators appear TO be locking for some
ching more favorable from abroad, the
tone Of the continental adyices showing
Sc slight increase Of strength FOX day or
two past"
THE GENERAL MARKET presented
but hide matter f1T attention yesterday +;
there were two boats in from up the
river, but most OF the produce they
brought was to I'LL orders. Corn sold
At S5e f0T new shelled IN secondhand
Cuuuies, and S56S5c for ear-cOTn. oats
were higher s. the stock is low; So
sacks sold st 63c. Bran was in good
demand, stocks being nearly exhausted
sales were al SO COTnmoGl arrived,
but most Of il rad been 30 to arrive;
sales we're at S4 with small demand.
The st. Louis Democrat reported o.
M0ndsy: "FiTm al 50 zoos 50 for city
delivery; sales 200 barrels city at s. So
Vegetables and apples show no changes
New YORK potatoes remsin scarce a1o
strong E0gS were weskeF, 26e BEING
the prevalent price. Bacon ana OHth
pork remained as previously quoted,
Lard is very scarce, some Ilg1t-Welsn az
pals being about the only stock. New
1rtnes have arrived, and gs1 at Ice;
new cUTrGats At lOc.
QUOTATIONS. 0fb Ief IOtftN tvtos ttftlcco vlfs'
cruise oppressed; and for feed and
prOlUce, leUce rates. For small pUr-
cbases, rates arc propOTtjoaatesy
higher.
APPLES AND PEARs-Appies are in
fair demand; common, $685. medium,
- 25a9 so; fancy, SlG5. California
pears at 81 5065.
BUCKWHEAT FLoUR-Per Dbl, > %
BALING STUFFs-Baggiug weak al
I3c for 2 H. and i3ie iOr = ID. Irvine,
per H., I49l5c. Ties, per h. BSb4e foI
spliced old, to 7971c for regular patterns
Of new. Prices show irregulSrity.
BRAN-Sale OF 100 SACKS at 50.
BEAss-Very light trade, with me-
dium 81 25Cg2 IS per bushel, IS IN quail
ity, and navy s. sos, in store.
BUTTER-peT IL, for choice, 33(d35ci
medium, 2562Sc; inferior scarce; choice
country, ia tia pals, 25C927c.
BUILDERs' MATERIAIs-Lime, pei
biol, 81 50. Cement, ROseaale, s. IS,
Louisville, common, 3 3592 so; fancy
IS. Plaster, 81 Brick, per 1000, AS il
quality, S79l2i fire-brick, pes 100, 81 s.
az. Hair, plasteIers', per ~, Sc.
CHEEsE-Fair demand ri l5A@l63i
Tor chefider and western choice.
COTTON YAREs-9uieti No. 40i, l72c
No. 500, I53c; No 600, 1856.
CoTrOE-fiEED, EFC.--CottOn'seed sell
on arrival at s. per ton. Crude cotton