Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01
MlOnftarO ann flnantlal.
SEsSa7s D1IsT ETTEzL OFTIoE,R
FRIrAV Octeber I, 1855


Z ekay4Es DAlbY kPPEAL OFFICE,R
Fri Az Oc.ber I, 1855
I NEW OaLEANs -Fron the C ascent. seEtfmber IS
In COMMERCIAL and hnsscial q cles The week Is d sins
very sstis fsciotiiy OF "a is csaius 10 win uneK-
p Ted rapidly, asd sses are maze on sampiiag Al very
HmaDerAiive prizes mh hoped our eeuatry nienes
one plsutcrs) vii be "a WISHED. The farto1s are oopiaud
/ 9 vigorously FOX tteir hterss. Bal The uafket Is
destined 90 M e. ere long = Decline IN fXcaaf Sc 10 s1m-
exttnt This. however. viii only Lad 10 shipments q
sad bitheT, aud when he mErket does node Il VIII
BRING the srver from Mexico for investment There was
very little Gone n The parer DArket to-cEy-n fact ~e
dd not hear Of sale WORTHY Of recoroing. Iheouerlnss
ninety thousand dollars The sxchHnse market to-say
haze a very heavy feeirg The banks sold shecka On
New York at Ea% dlscolnt. snd . rUuud sum sey
$4,000 Wssd ,sposef Of a. 1915; sixty dag sisht292h
disoou q shit outside at A9K q sc0unt- Sterling
With tnls Of lsding ttached was offered al -. We
quste f.om io7 70 g Clear Ills we're teEen
a. i0sN sEd soHe At foSH. Fnnoe were sold Al llh
-nnket ranges at s 97H@5 80 Il is useless 10 refer
to New York rates At this time. Our market Is not gCios
fses Of steady receipts and steady demand ftr Cotton.
NEW YoRK -Frcm the Herald, September 81: The
specie movement Of the week has been light there hay-
ing been 30 wednesday steamer from thls p1rt No
sDecis was sent for shipment from Bcston- Tue Efgo ard
Bremen took out s4is, 500. IT'S mt likely therefore,
that the bank rurerFe has ] st much; tbough, from the
fact tina; the banfs fh3Wed lsst Monday full $4,000
more than thsy really held on that Gay, % viii g. safe 20
ca'cufste on an average not much eHoeeding q I,s1a,O00
io-morrow aftsfnsn ACsliforsiE steamer VIII Be- dne
this week AMI n the Wednesday thpment does not alb
serb the Whole oonsignmCnt-H possible cocsr-ence-We
NAV loHh TOT a NfLlEE fMHEAlk Ae-nlAfAN IL III
has been no m3vtment n money this week DIN nd
Leans en- the best securities are stni made a. iow ass AID
~, taorEh the latter Is fhe usual figure, and Z Is quite
commonly asked and paid By The brokers'.
ne best fh3rt dated m=lcsntlc paper IL done 81 ~
ask !; good paper. and paper ~ LONG dates, 6@74s
Exchange on Europe has Gen dull, but rates srs higher
Than they were . Wek sine some Of TIE leading
drawers have bees lskios li0E for sterling, snd 5 n for
francs. We have heard, hoEevtf, OF % transsctons q
any oorsequtnoe over iioGiioh for The ore. andb IA
fer the other. Domestic exchfnse rules Es last guoiec.
The IEdePcRdeaf says: There Etill liHgers q very IN
easy feeling iest all The eh-cfs gf last autumn's re erses
ar not entirely worked OFT. and this not only tfn1s 10
bot Sctusny keeFs Commercial transsctiCns limited % the
supply Of the immediate wants q ccusumer and pro-
longs the heaviness which has 50 long hung over trade
and commerce. notwithstanding ire ffeady Improvement
which Is evident IN ell directions. Crdit Il limited
EnterpriEe 4 checked; sEd capitalists prefer keeping
their money unrr0ductively % trusting it where there is
the least imsEinaTy risk fhe result Of ell this 4 q very
pace OF progress, and an enduring patience with
gains. But small gains occasion small eFpendl-
tures Boonomy and partinony are res iIted 70 With
ciinElng pertinAcity, and thif only oondsms The trouble
d a slow progress TIE monetary Incomes Of consul
mers are still small and stationary, and this scc1rcs q
relntd in expenditure. which. though beneficial, ts max
ng sure evtTy step taken onward sesms 10 be q great
Hvl, as an Eetivs ard prosperous Industry depends On the
multiplicity Of rXohanges-thst Il, a mutt pied e1pendi-
urs Z the masses. But this Is 0Lly good when based
N actual means and not on bsssless credit TOO often The
sase Of q temporary prosperity which leads TO crises
ss We saw last year
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