Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-10

change cgop report for November shows ia
vorable weather for plCkiog, conSe quently
the cotton Is clean and OF good quality. The
average yield rep Irted is 40 per cent, the
largest In Al counties, and % per cent. less
than last year III IL counties. Seven Fights
of the crop has been gathered and GU per
cent. marketed.
Nashville Cotton Exchange.
NASHVILLE, December 9-The commit
tees report 10 the Nashville cotton exchange
show Il replies from Tennessee, all but Of
which report the weather more favorable Tor
gathering the crop than last year; ii report
the crop all gathered; report crop nearly all
gathered, with the yield generally less than
last wear; AVERAGE % per cent. less, and two
thirds of the crop marketed. Twenty-three
rep,Iea from Alabama gives a general report
of more favorable weather for gathering
than last year, IL report the crop nearly all
gathered, and report the crop all gathered;
average Weld 20 per cent. less, and one third
OF the crop marketed.
New Orleans Cotton. Exchange,
New ORLEANS. December 9-The follow
ing IS the New Orleans cotton exchange re-
port for November: Our report is compiled
from 80 rep!les received from "a parishes,
bearing dates from November 18th to De-
cember 4th. The weather has been much
more favorable than at the same period
last year, picking has progressed finely, and
about seven eighths OF the crop IS
gathered. Ii is estimated that picking will
be completed by the fifteenth OF December.
The yield in the river parishes Is estimated at
rs per cent. less than last year, while In other
portions of the State there has been an aver
age increase of about Is per cent. About 60
per cent OF the crop has been marketed.
There has been unusual complaint that seed
cotton this year yields much less lint than
usual.
s!ississiDpi-We have % replies covering
25 counties with the average date of hovem-
Der Both. The weather tor November was
much more favorable than during the same
month last yea. Picking has progress d
quite rapidly, and viii Ge completed by the
tEentietn Of Dsc, mber The yield, COM
para6 with last year, is reported Sbogt one
third less, About half of the crop haa
been marketed, Our correspondents in thu
State generally agree that the comparative
yield Of lint to seduction ls much less thar
The average at any previous year.
>1rkonsds-26 answers have been receives
from Is counties, average date, December
list; weather dur,ug the month has been uni
yersally favorable for gathering the crop
more 80 than sane tre last year; IS pen
cent. of the crop have oeen gathe ged. and I
Is estimated that the other half wall be pickles
b. December 25th; in the counties Of JET
Eerson, Nevada, Ouachita, Pulaski and How
ard the weld Is reported as about the sam'
az last wear, ELilc in the rest of the STATE
there has been an assrG&e decrease OF aoou
95 per cent. About oDe-half o. TIC crop hai
been marketed. Complaints are menil0heI
in the reports from Mississippi and Loulsani
relative 10 the small yield of lint as compared
with seed-cotto4; are reiterated by mos
of our Arkansas correspondents,
mote The estimates from all states arr
based on the same acreage as last year.