Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-11

The following is o comparative statement ~ t. in
p'rts q i-reiEn DRY goods At New YORK for TIE ueet md
For ns Weet. 1887 -isss tsss
Entered a. the p0rt.....sss0siB 75s s1 ~ ~
mr2sn q msTtst-----. eoa2ss sIs5s ITs sra
Entered at port. ..sssssl2o7 r7ss7.sss a.s7.sss
Thrown on mark't-. s~7OIs.5l5 a2s2 SIS RBssG1s
b The above oacial statement It viii be seen nat The
snEiesoi Dry goods al this pou The past week. a. vel as
zoe amount uroEn upon ne market we're largey IN e1-
cess % those for the sane period IN 1857 and rss- ne
'EFreEste, since The lst Of January lasi are also in e.
cess o. the two previous years-
ne southern trade is over. and hat from he Western
Srtssi s also drawing % a period % suspension. &, on-
time until the IAN trade scis On. which. with ne goufh
usually omuenoes early IN July, and that from the ives;
= month Or two lsier ne business from the Western
States has been moderate. bt ofa rsore healthy eharac-
ter shouldt he crops prove abundant, an anticipate an
improved ndsound trade FINN hat quarter the COMING
autum. Nauy unliquidaied claims win that seetio1 5f
country nav gone over uIl the next crup. or until me
summe harvest o. wheat Is gathered Indeed. Until nat
period b. reached, merchants have found ID ufeasurshfv
useless % press their claims iu the newer State of ne
west Had the people Of that part o. the country sur
Plus sunphesh treadstuds a-toummand, present prices
are suncienuy high % Afford them satisfactov nrasfs
ne near By trade he past week has been god. uhne
The dty retail trade, a. usual, has been somewhat les
aalNe % aeeunt q moTtng DAY. he anniversaries o.
ocme oG EIthin The next week o. ten davs viii ukelr a.
s~ouething both q the business % io1bers and rctailrrs.
should t1reim var oocur, Do will likely augment imuur-
teilons Ehne ns eject uPun ne raluc o. raw oouaa nay
y sun a. % act unfavoralie upon Ire southern trade
and hy leaiing 70 an Increase In foreiEn importsdons.
tend % improve heiuierestuf our manufactureu. How
ever favorably var may at on ssms Interests. Others are
% mueh more injured b. % as to more than oountarhaI-
Ance rs benentg - that the greatest interesf q the
sfeAlest number d best Promoted By peace. Cotton Do,
nestle goods The past week have been without importauf
ehanEe m prices Drills continued 10 god export de-
mand- and the best makes were held &c. while blesehed
were Il SIC, and blues more quiet al IOEc. Amod-
eretely fair business was doing In lawns. Prints were
quiet Chel1es more firm. Cloths and ssimere we're
quiet Light fancy cassimeres were In fair demand.
IN toreign Enocs same STYLES q desirable French ar
naN we're m demand, and prices steady. Enzlish
tetAnalie fancy E1pls were also In good demand anl
pfiaes sustained. The season Tor sales By auction j. also
draEing % q close. S1me thai we're held the past ueek
emoraeed uooans, which sold a. satisfactory prices CON
silefinf ne a4Eanoel state q the season. on the I6th
ils1nia taFqTable sale Of lace curtains was made; aud
Ae@fs- HaEEerty \ Co. held sales % Canton mating.
inlmAns s@a % prime qualities a. slightly lover rates
WITH pFevlous sales % the article. The prin-
clpal large sales viii be over within a week or Ten drv.
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