Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-16
Receipts. 5000 bales of which 21,lOO bales were

Receipts, o0o bales, of which LOO bales were
AtIl-so: Uplands. sgd: Orleans, 7-1Gd.
| Inc LIVERPOOL future market a. noon was ouI! ;
Der 6i64 eSs4d: p snEb 56i6id
March. esS sas4d; Ma SarcRGp April sd: April
May, 3-64, 6264d; May-June, 6e4, 5-e4. 4-e4d;
Al @ sse ESQ 5ug ASgqss ssf
5s6id; FebruarJ-M March. 5 61-e4d; March April,
$50. April-May. 6 l-e4d; May-June. S6id.
At 5: NoTe S5e Sd; December-January. sse4,
5e-64d; February March, 6o-64, 5el-64di July
futures closed steady
We give below the opinions growing in Liver
from s@itb EdNsfds q cos to reao| Of
date October 31st: "The prospects of our market
another month of good weather has been exPe-
r1enced in America, thereby, improving the
preston of Manchestef has revealed more weak
ness In that market than general Suspected
have been fewer Complaints Of the growing A meI.
lcan crop; 1t has now passed through me mos
frost, and the unanimous opinion in AmeItes Is
mat large yield Is already secured. rs sui OF
some Importance thai November and DeeemDeft
late maturing, and It would be very desirable that
killing frosts should be deferred few weeks tk
largest yield on record; at present the pTevallng
opinion seems 70 be 6, 900. but We all know es
mates at this date are very unreliable One mug
is certain-the feeling In America is decidedly |
'besrish; II is just the opposite of the last two
seasons when great speculation was At inns time
going forward IN Amsrica which caused q heavy /
rise in the staple. followed by severe fall IN the
idle OF the season; IL ssers likely that tne OPP
pos1te course viii be witnessed this year Amerl-
can operators. taught by bitter experience VIII
pitch. their idea OF price much lower and will
probably abstsin from a strong bull can palgn I'll
AZ least substaota portion of the crop Is sofa 70
consumers, On the site of Manchester there seems
little chance OF speculative movement az pres |
ent The Indian markets are depressed that
heavy contracts are not likely to be given out, as
often happens at this time of the year and though
The other branches trade not SO bad, and
'ome arrears OF business ire no DOUBT Que, Wnlch
nay impart temporary animation, the general out
COX Is for q time of Quietness and low prices IL
quite true that the prices touched for spring de-
iveI1es are tempting. and spinners have been Duy-
ng freely at Sd to cd and have taken oonsidera-
would not be wonderful If a spell of activity now
ook piare after the long and dreary stagnauon: |
)ne thing Ia certain, the m Ills stripped bare OF
tock and need repie FISHING to enable sPinneIs TO
line OF large buying when the spot price approx
mates 70 that of spring deliveries. When this
ccurs certain buoyancy will be mfarted 10 the
1arket and perhaps the recent improvement may ,
seems hardly likely that q permanent rise of /
luch moment can be sustained while q heavy !
merican crop is looming in the future, nearly all
which has to be cold. Mr.. Ellison's admire Bile
nnual circular shows that crop or 700 Dales
ould give an ample supply, but would not leave
n excessive stock on hand. We're trade active aud
uoyant such q crop would be faced at present c
1ces, but with 30 depressed state OF trade - Is
dces The Egyptian crop comes forward very :
owly aud the opinion still prevails that 1t viii
only thirds OF a full yield. The Bonn bay 7
op is expected to be full one, the rains have
Finite estimate" { 2
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