Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-16

4 Weeks receipts, JAYS 1000 oales, again
206I bales last week, aud II ,074 bales san
time last year. 49,
aosinst 6527 bsIss last week, and s, PAS bal
same time last ssson.
EYnor,s N coptinent, 1888 bales, again
3763 hsJes Iast week, and 30 bales san
Stocks at ali United States ports, 1855
h.Ias ...;nst 1856 bales last week. an
226 627 bales sane time last year.
TotsI race;rts to date, 1922, 595 bale
against 739F58 bales last season. an
49J8 874 baIes il 1880.
Total foreigc exports, 3,505,557 bale,
against 4e4Hl bales last season, an
8 sos $50 bales 10 1880.
Total stock. f55,S87 bales, against 226. 81
bales last Session, and 146,046 bales il
1880.
Decrease in receipts this season, LIZ, is;
bales
At LIVERPOOL the spot market at noon wa
irm. Sales, 10000 bales, of which 975t
bales were American. Receipts, 1900 bales
OF which 1850 were American.
At 1890: Uplands, 7sd; Orleans, 7 Sled
The Liverpool future market at noon wa
quieter Angus, 4.64, 2 5-64d; August
September. 7 4.e4, 6 81 64d; September. DC
I'm
November December, 6 37.64d; May-June
8 46.64d: Jupe-Jnly, 8 4S-B4d.
At 2.3Q: August, 4-64d. Manchester
safns and fabric quiet.
At A: May-June, 45-64d.
Futures closed steady.
We are in receipt of Smith, Edwards &
CO. MansIu GSilon Circular Of date Liver
noo1 LII S1st xhich discusses nnon the cot.
ion nrosnsct az ialovs: cine prospects of
onr msrtet have somewhat altered in the
mat n,ontb ard he change has been in The
direct;on II greater strength. This has
arisen from two esusee. frst, the remarkable
drvirq nm Of ths American supply. and acc.
ond he increasing danger of q great disas.
ter 10 the Eorntis5 crop. With regard TO
the An,erican srpply, everyone. foresaw a
tight time in the autumn, but as the trade
were going largely upon Surats it was SUD-
posed that they .ould greatly reduce their
takinus of American. and as there appeared
ia be little risk el a corner teiug formed
it was beIieeed fe would pass through the
value. These expectations have not been
re,I;z.d 60 fsr. ths trade both in this conn
~ a. Con,;,,.rs md kmer;ca bavs con-
80 ., - x-s.r;c,, cotton rar, fraaIr
sn5 s,,,,,,1;ss 20 nan dswr 90 ,snidlt N .;
= .a.i.l, ssss-,ie. sss;ns ;nsv;,sb Ia NJ
= go e. 49, $500 Sa. 49,, az 1919 go
LII -n .h 49, .tJN.I.Prors Jonh,f,,I 80,
r. b.s H. hssn .ss,,n,ed that the1 boiJ
~, nr7, naIIv lsr-s siocI- hr, tbsra ss.n,s
49,. -. ~ snnala. r. ~ ,hs;r ao,;o, 6o,h
80 ~ a'' ~. Ions;nsnt rathar s,,an uo
- auu On nv 49, SaiJ IL. ,Ss $3.50
.na. .y oss - ), :. .L. ~
a.r:aa, p p aneso;on ,nu
pi.s:n. P.ioo - = a. ~. sue ~
,a =, Iei Ais .ssi:ksIz Il, ~ ~ aAI =.
ger Il ~ hos anneey lnaa We may TL nexe 90
$3.50 L Pi.sss :. ~ T,;. a..s',
81 80, 80 ~ - - :. p.
- 80 u " AZ -. Pys - ~. ,oaa
,onro,,ti,; - 49,. ~ ~ swe dascrn,;nOs
, r ae,.;. Des"ssL .s,, ~.
90 ON y nPane.io innuee . 70 iei., emu
80 - ~ W ~ S -. sne fo 'h ~ u
,ance viz tbs tate 81 sefa;rs in Eovnt xs
an ontv v,;ts vim .,rs.f csut;on hnt 4 ,on.t
~ admitted tfst :, sttsr. have dr;ftsd int .
lraa5f,1 80 :, .nasoh, a,,S 49, -
Ien ch.,,oa 49, 49, ,ha consso,,. 49,
-, H. dv'as,sraI . p o,.oaI., 49,,
- y Ind ma confedeTstes
nav ight 10 the end. and ipfiict lamentsbIe
ui1ry on the country before thew are nnt
Iown. The time is near at hand when the
Nile reaches it hight. and when it will be in
he power of this desperate. if driven 10
xtremity. TO Law the country under water
bould our troo1s not he able To overnower
i'm before then. and sbould he cary ont
lis threat and deyastate the country. we are
informed that the greater part of The Egyp-
ian cotton crop will be lost. In such a case
here might be destruction of raw material
quivalent TO 400. 900 or 500 600 bales
Il American cotton. If. however. this
,e prevented by the rapid success of
,ur expedition or by his surrender. the dam
.ge done may be confined within moderate
pounds and perhaps the crop may still reach
hree-fsurths Of an average. We should say
hat the advance of fifty per cent. in the
price of EGYPTIAN cotton quite discounts the
asst OF these alternatives; indeed some reac-
ion would probably occur if Arab really
at this stage We fear. however
hat we can hardly expect SO speedy a soln-
ion of the Egyptian question. 1t has as.
Iumed very serious aspect. The shocking
Of Europeans that have occurred
Ill over the country point to fanatical
ceiling that will NOT be easily Suppressed !:
lud If as now seems likely, Turkish troops
IRE TO be dispatched TO Egypt as we'll. fur.
her complications may arise of a yery seri-
,us nature. The only satisfactory feature is
he apparent absence of all real opposition
o our poiicy from the ether European
, Quarrel with Frsnce about tbs Eevn,;. ~,
question, and this IL a noint of erest I'm.
lortance. We do moi believe The nsv;g.t;on
il the Suez canal Iii !. sntarrrnssJ 49, =,
east for anv isrr.h - 60 nnS uP'eu, at
nent based uno1 ;ts narmansn nu s,n mo :.
worth Considering. fooLino broadIyr az tbe
feet of the Fgvn.;.n .r;a;. ,,,o, ~. 80. .ne
rade. we sbonld ,ha, !, $500 ,a Io' tIn
uppiy OF six TO EIGHT ner cent Of he
worlds suppIy of COLON. II affects ebie1 =
he fine sninn;ng tra5e hnt ;nJ;ra,tI,- ~,
of amar;osn o,,,on :. III tne
{ many Of tbe sna .a,nn;Oa 90 Iii; n1' aoa
topped for want of hi ens,orosrr =, ata,;ai
,rababjv tbs;r s,';,,SIa. Lii a. - 49,.
" tnrned NM pinu s; WIZ, 70 some zen,