Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-03
Liverpool deliveries were weak and
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Liverpool deliveries were weak and
I-l6d lower.
The New York Bulletin of Monday
reported: 80; spots the sales reported
amounted - nothing, and the position
was quite stupid. Holders naturally
carried their stocks for full figures so
long as there was a chance Of any being
called 10 apply on contract and buyers
for speculaJive Uss cOu q not in sll prob
ability nave obtained any advantage.
Had shippers OF spinners, however, de-
sired supplies TO positively go out of the
market they would undoubtedly have
found oilers quite accommodating, and
at the close the indications were that
llG#c concessions would have been made
10 secure customers. The offerings to
arrive were also little more free, and
at s considerable margin 1der spot
rates For future delivery there was no
excitement to speak OF, and the market
showed quite lull after the re-
cent storm. Prices have fluctuAt I'd
out little, and that apathy of operators
at one time led 10 slight indications OF
weakness, but there was a subsequent
Improvement in the demand sufficient
to Increase the cost trihe, and at the
close the pOsit. On was steady. Inc de-
I,vsries on contract to-day have been
Jip,1ral, and continued so up to the set
ting q, OF the rain, although by thst
time pretty well oye-. Everything Of
fred sppesrs 10 have been readily taken
care OF, and there was thought TO be
quite q uumbtr Ct "sharts" who could
nj deliver, aud would be obliged to SIT
tie under the rule. It is iDtimsted that
a considerable amount of the cotton re.
rceiysd to-day will be at once turned
over to exporters, who, according to
,,reviCus agrC emenI, S-e to take 1t at a
4 que much below ruling rates and ship
u the 'G.her side "
THE GENERAL MARKET has not pre-
seDted that increase Of business that
usually ACCOMPANIES the opening OF a
nevV month, except in the grocery line,
most If Inc ztOTes in which reported
fnanrgvemeLt. The stock Of money in
tee c.ulfry j. increasing, and when
neightoripg elections a.e over, Gud the
excitement connected with them La
died away, some activity Is looked j.
The st. Louis Jacket was in, Dut IL
brought very LIT Z produce, except pOta
toes Corn sold at Csc for old white, and
ear.corn at CO., Oats were stagnRnt, eX.
cent some white, which brought as Bran
vgasstagGant, with DO re eiDts. Hay has
D,el loug so duh tfat the announce
leut otala'e Of 100 bales Of prime, for
which so was OBJ ained, was received
-yi.h some fee,ingOf surprise CCrTlDleGt
~ the close was held at 8, with q "a
or two: early sales were made at 81 80;
some inferior is offering at 81 S.; deal
ers lock for higher prices. Eggs were
quiet st ola 22c; che or two places were
holding for 23c, but there does not appear
20 be activity enough to support thst
fl yuTe, Chickens are slow for young,
Eg,t fine hens are rapidly tGkeni a lot Of
Geese sold az IS. Cabbage is in good
SsIe. but SeTy active supplies go ahead
of deoaud; On ices sTe livery various"
Oranges are becoming scarce. Potatoes
are q1iet, an arrival 81 800 barrels to
sirgie house gave more easiness to
rr. ces: some IndisDa pesch'AoTS were
adsriug st 81 90 3 barrel. OntsRS 500
In sacks st SOC q bushe'. Bacon and
y,,ilE meats have q downward tendency,
fhs Semaud war active The New YORK
ar u, of Saturday, hss the following;
At Tea, dealers cJnfine their purchases
msil lets foT immediate wants, while
AculstoTs are out of market, az with
5e present large supply there seems no
arobsbility Of any advance. Holders
Are not forcing sales, s. concessions