The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-11

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing; So per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, 50 discount buying 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati 81. Louis and Louis
vile, demand par buying, $3.50 per $1,000
Premium selling.
But few changes were made In the lists OF
securities at the stock board session today
No sales were registered. The local cotton
market closed firm with sales, 1900 bales, Of
which the exporters took t0) bales, New
Orleans spots closed steady with futures
= Quiet at IN advance Of from 3 to o points.
Liverpool spots we're quoted firm, demand
good, with ordinary OH l-lGd, and low mid
ding up i-iGd, Others unchanged. Futures
closed steady at an advance u point The
New York spot market closed steady. Fut-
urcs advanced from to o points, closing
quiet
Hubbard, Price & Co say: with favor
able influences from abroad and rather
nervous short interest here, our market
opened points above last night and gained
further points for the summer months on
purchases both to cover and invest. Not
withstanding small reaction toward the
close. final quotations show an advance OF 7
points since yesterday for the new crop,
while the late months are only . points
higher"
The New York Financial Chronicle, Of latest
date, gives the detailed statements Of the
overland movement receipts, exports, etc,
brought down 20 May /. The amount Of cot
ton which has come into sight during the
period exceeds the total for any similar time
ON corlexoopt and the decrease from
that year l. only i,Iii bales. The portion OF
thc crop which has reached market through
the outports aud overland aud southern con
sumption since September this year and
the two previous years Is rs follows
Receipts Mt the ports TO May !, ISIS
5,232 SOs bales; 1867, 5,i2l, Os0 bales; 1850
5.o3a los bales. Net shipments overland dur
ing same time. lss7.s, so6, $50 bales; 1867
$50, 100 bales. 1850, az, ll3 bales total 70
cclpis, iSS5-s, O. i2s, gJ5 bales 1897. 5s75, IS,
bales; 1850, 5,7Si, 3il bales. Southern con
sumption since September 1, 1855, $1,000
bales 1867, 33l 900 bales; 1850, $4,000
bales: total to May I, 1875, GJOd 3S7 bales
iSsS,. G,2dG sSs bales; 1880, GO0.8ll.
4
TENDER 1. IN lSs7.S, l. thus seen TO be 2DS 5l1
bales more than IN 1867, and ii5020 more
than In 1854
'ln tie foregoing We have the nuuLocr OF
bales which havcplready hcCf marketed thi
.yrsr aRd.,ls Two previous seasons. An al
diiionai fact ~ interest j. the total Of IA
crop which was In sight ON May !, compare
with previous years. We reach that poin
by adding to the above the stock remaining
at that date at The Interior towns, less stool
held by them ut the beginning Of the season.
In this manner We find the result for thrc'
years "A May to be ~ follows
Total marketed ~ above. 1888 05O5, "a
bales. issgs7, G9oJ,5Ss bales, iSSb-S0 GEO,
sii bales. Interior stocks In excess ofSep
TENDER I, iSs7-Ss, 10000 bales; 1861, ~,
Go bales. 1880, 220.9i3. Total In sight
isS-SS GGi,3S bales; 1861 G,2ji,7s
balcs, 1885. NJ, O,2sG,b7i bales.
This indicates that the movement mp ;
NAV 1, OF the present year IL l1G,5iO bal,
more than 1861 and 3si, 5CJ bales create
than IN iss5-e0"
MroIhs
Twenty-ono brls beans and peas 10 pkl
butter, NJ pkgs bacon, 2ls pkF.s boots an
shoes, 1000 bu corn - sks coffee, 80 bf
lime. 100 iris cement 1850 sks cotton see,
2oars cotton seed, - pkgs dry goods, 90 pkl
eggs. pi2 hrls -four SJbalcs hay, iOpkgs hat
III hi hogs, ~ hd cattle, 81 Id horscs a.
mules, III pkrs lard, il2,Ooo Il lumber, 2Dpk
liquor. 80 hrls meal, ~ brls nolasscs, 30
M oats, 5 brls onions, 20 brls potatoes, co
pork sides, - pkes rice $50 brls sugar, 4
pkg tobacco 90 bu wheat
nonds and stocks.
Tho following list Is corrected REGULAR
and may BE- regarded o. tho latest quotation