Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01
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RHD Az. o toeer 1, 1866
Co.rsr-The ralssf ertt Z wefe D { guile 50 Lively
v.stua.v-,usu tingAfol BY. 10 sevea kunifcd bales
Il was fouad imp.sstle 10 ship ths cstton alrSsdy
bought III Lueos a. ,t go bales, bu- c uld have
had a verv mu b Isrsttquhiiy Il she could have taken
n An sttHpt VS. MA 10 indues The Avss Adsns
70 tsse a sd 10 81. Lnb, ,ai sse c nd not break from
her regular t~ri-woskiy Dsirs irPs. Prices he'd wei upi
the proportion stld Il Ger ? eeuts iIcrsssi. WeheAId
OF fAies OF I attic I atI0A II at1i, a At Xix, 50 at
Il 24s At i2H, i0i a. I2s 81 a. II, 10 at I7s. and .
fancy lot o. 10 ta'es e. isc Prices N this city are very
good. a. . oompar N o. Thea with thossof Kew Orleans
viii show. The fact is. Krmhis has q present. : mOnop-
oily Of tue eastern trade, ~ quarantine ally ex-
cludlns erp5ris from New ORLEANS. chhilssion and ss-
vsnn.b 10 eastern porls Wien he eessEtlon q ths fever
and is oo7oomitanb suslntlre, allow traie TO run
freely 10. inlo is ordinary 4Annels, TIE margin bstveen
New Odetns AMI Memphis htes vii Be nksy 10 extend.
Inferilr.......T q ~ AidJ1ng.--....i1 @uh
Ordinary 1913 a 81 6soa Aicdlns-.uA4l1
Good OudlnAry..s q ~ Nhiddlng Far."Hs@1a
Low MttdlinE...10 Hi0A Fair.-...--..-.-.n omi2A.
Prom the n o. Crescent Sept. Isl
Ths ma'kst opened with $50 d demand, bu, with a re-
duofd suuriv and frIt pHcaEialmed th- bus ness fell OF
b shout I, SEQ baics. We qUte as before:
Inferior fold acknowledgements 91h
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Low Mla4lnE NV efcil HHlAN
Atddllng (new acknowledgements gI2A
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Fair (new O.
NEW YoRz The Herald, o; September q, has the
following.
The comme cisl movement Of the past week has, on
the whole, proved satisfactory 70 merchants, trdicatuE,
Is % Goes. 3 steady though Moderate reyiva! In trade,
corresponding very fairy to ihe movement which is tax.
ing tiacs in tire thanksgiving districts both IA this
country ans "a Europe, a. well as in tte numerical
world o. RnElTnd. The fall operations IN dry gO0ds have
slacksned. ss vas expect-di but, As q general rul-, the
leading iobbers express Gziislacton with the business
they have dine, both A. 10 quantity aud as 10 prices.
samc houses, indeed. ere said 10 have done = larger busi-
ness tban usual. Ths same remark will apply TO ether
manufactured goods tie sales OF books during the psst
msuth. ~lnc.uflng the trade sales, are far ahead q Euy-
thiag that the most sanguine publishers expected. Our
z eat Northern st4pe-breEdstuds-ha, A dccidedly
prmising appearance. Ihs advance during the week has
been EQUAL to twenty-five cents per barrel On the oommon
grades Of nsur, ana he sales have been large. At pres
eut rates farmus and western dealers can easily ray
for their purchases IN the city. Cotton has not been
psuicuiarly asiye during the week but prices are a
shads higher Teas, sugars, and some other groceries
hsve been mal-tainrd, Eith0-t large trsnsactlons; Al
the aHciIsn % coaees on Thurfday, sn advance = nc.
n alb Z, knd al the tea auction on the folJving day
pics were fully maintained. The flreign trace OF the
for ths Ectk shows, for The frst time for maGy
We X, an Increase over last year. About this cate LAST
year. it vii b. remembered. the N G. q tae eurtalment
4 bank credits bfgan 10 be felt by the importers, and cur
.mportst o1s sud. enly fen OF.