Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-23

I % arrive June l---.lAlleD 500 1900 sss.-a
ne suEar maHEet has continued in very quiet state
during TIE past week. only q Moderate demand has eE-
isted, and prices are without change, closing today viii
ashEhny nmsr feeling he total business, hoEeyeI.
comprises ahout 80 bids Drmerara chiefly 81 D. 70 -
%, Including Muscarado a. "a u. and granny at ~; 11o0
BAGS East India a. IS 81 ordates. and az AZ 81 % a. for
. o. sasi 40 cases Old low white Bahia al - eti 400
bags Penams and Cesra a. "a; and ID cases 1900 bag,
20 arrive, st26s . cEt Fl quay.
There has been a fair DEMAND from he Thacc1 trade
during The past month, but for African export here has
been 10 inquiry whatever. Prices have been slightly
/ reduned On some cases. bot o. he whole may BE- said 20
have undergone no material cAange. Ths sales for the
month amount o. 100 hhds, against 400 for TIE previous
muuth- ne stsk J. 80 hid, asaina 100 sane time
Breadstu1s are Jun. and in al respects unchanged.
either in demand or value.
TIE S. Louis Dem1erat Of WEDNESDAY, ssys. ne
Produce markrt exhibited no neu feature to-day. Re-
! oeiptso n Wheat and Corn continuing snail. there was an
increased dHmnfss IN those auices. Fiuur vas quiet
P~ruFiluus, WHISKY and Gruueues we're unchanged Lad
dull. Hemp inactive. T1baoco sid a. full prices. In
cher articles there uas no change. and In even respect
ne busiae@ Va mail nstuiIhsznfinr ~ weafher vas
most favorable for uui-dur business
The Batan Raure Advertiser hears complaints among
the planters. q great damage O. heir cane By ne vet
weather duriug The winter. ne eyes have roited badly
IN ne stuhhie, a. well a. plant cane. II ne aocounts are
as hsdas repressutsd. D. minis We may iouk out Tor a
short crup TINS year, a. b. has heard planters put dJuu
hafa ewp a. he hiEhest nsure hst can Pg-siby Be
reached.
Day GooDs-ue week has been q quiet one; Tie de-
nand for -oonsumpuon aud cutting up l. very hEht ami
| thtre o. little speculative feellug on The part q buyers
Most dercipuons q C0ttou Enods are net materially &C
eumuafinr. a. previous orders s-iu ahsarb a considerable
| PORTION of he recelFtss and ne sales fer export continue
To- fair extent. uhere no uring way 10 prizes 90
likely q take place. unless the marset shuuld b. inter
frrcd with frum ahruad. owing O. an int rrupucu or fall
ing o. in The Manchester tranc with India aud the Con-
tnent. Tor. atfhis time LAT year there were o~onsiders-
be stocks uCoton gouds IN nuf haas, whirh were alb
sorbed By the near trade without disruliy. Al present
there Is but little aocumulauau comparatively, while
many mills have a pau Of their p~uduction q I'M Eeda
eusaged DO advance ne ban o. he near trads b yst
o. b. suPpled ud ne soothem demand for Pan proz-
isrs % epen promptly and largely.
/ The imprts 81 ne week c1ntuue D. sh1w q large bus
iness. both - rsEards ne last and the previous year. ne
quantity entered FOR cunsumptiu has teen large, being
100000 more han for oorrespoudinE seasau lat year.
and haf a miliun more than for The sane week In 1877.
While hn- iucrrase has been 50 large in ne aEEreEatf,
siks snow no improvement In the quanunes received
ht The rise o. mostly DO Wuuleus- ne pTepurtluu q
shauis received has been nrEe. and preFiuus Eouis 80
2 orut more than IN 1881. An the bead % au shows
. very considerable rise -[U-s EnnamiE, Saturday.
ne New York Evening Exprss- Of "wednesday. had
I the following We have Just pissed q very quiet werk
which EtaEnauun stormy ueafher ouutributes. Siores Of
al 1Ghheu bur fhrse DONG near trade are deserted. and
Commission Merchants are begiuning 70 rest tom Tie
! hhurs II the season. The stock nf Cotton Eugls Is in
l crcasiuE Slowly. there D. 20 pressure In she market a.
| hnilers are Qufr cuuddrut that the rates will BE- kept up
during The summer. ne season Tor prfnis haviug cizcd.
prices are on he dedine, save for slme makes q lower
quality.
Forsizn trade qust during he week ne shck q
Spring importation d redu "a, and the arrivals from
Europe, mauyaf which are from sixty 70 ssvruty-hve
dayr' passage. don't swell supplies o. any extent. Plain
silks are moving slowly. thouEh drm. few new arm
val~ % French printed Eeuls have been disposed % al full
dgures. Holders 81 British Eoods are becoming auxious
aud force their stock into The markrt 81 losiur prices.
lions superceie private Ealess and In ameasure check
businez Il The importers'