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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23
The MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN JERSEY GsTY.-The
N. Y. Evening Express Of the 18th has tho follow

HE MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN JERSEx NsIf.--lne
N. Y. Evening Express Of the 18th has thesfollow-
ing:
Mrs. Ada Richardson, about whom there has
been so much talk In connection with the dead
body found in the water at Jersey City, Is now Ia
this city, and stopping at the house Of friend
She is apparently modest. unassuming person,
evidently possessed of considerable mental endoH-
ments and processes to feel deeply grieved &c re
manner in which she has been spoken Of 6y lne
public prints of this city Certainly, rom fne de
meanor of the lady, no one would imagine ner 70
be woman of the character represeneea:
T. is not her desire TO say anything 1n the news.
papers about the matter, prefefring rather 20 aet
Il ali die out She burst into tears when SPOKEN 20
ahnnt IL Her friends, however, claim that all the
stories told about her were concoeted by deslga-
/ ind uarties for reason that cannot now De made
/ public. a..
| several of the prominent marks which were repre-
| sentei to be on Mrs Richardson's face are not 70
| he found now. Her ears are not slit, and there
are no hunions on her feet, nor has she thick
nail on one of her toes, although it was positively
stated on the Coroners inquest, that these marks
were there. OF course. this was after an exami-
nation of the corpse by the witnesses. It is thought
by many that there was an ulteriers design in the
Identification of the body in Jersey City a. Mrs.
Richardson's, and an may possibly re-
veal very interesting state OF facts.
It viii be remembered that The body Of the Ho-
man found was identified as Mrs. Richardson BY
her husband and BY several other persons who
professed to knog her well.
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PRINTED ENGLISH LAWNS;
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:. IRISH LINEN AND LINEN
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ENGLISH BAREaE' new s's'es.
GoLoRED AND okisAii.i'f
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23

A JAPANESE SHOT IN JAPAN BY AN AMERIcAN.-
A letter from Japan states that Mr.. Smith, an
American merchant doing business at Hakodadi,
recently caught one Of the natives in the act of
robbing his house. Mr.. Smith discharged his pis-
tol at the intruder but the robber, dropping some
money he had obtained, tsok to flight. Mr.. Smith
pursued him, and fired six times while running
about three hundred yards, until the man fell,
pierced with FIVE balls. He lived only about one
hour. Mr.. Smith was arrested, tried by the Amer-
can Consul, and acquitted. The Russian and Eng
lish Consuls, the Governor, ViceGovernor, two in
terpreters, and several of the lower grades of
natives, were present at the trial, and did not ap
pear to be satisfied with the decision. The affair
settled too quickly to suit their fancy, and had
created some ill.feeling against Americans, who
had hitherto been highly esteemed by the natives
for their peaceable and honest manner Of conduct
ing business.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23
DERRY,s mon EXPLOSIVE. cAMPHENR

DERRY,s NON -ExPLOsIVE, cAMPHENE,
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.
PATENT COAL OIL LAMPS-,n great variety
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
Which burns without odor or smoke
PAPER HAEGINGS-A good assortment.
s= LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
s& %5%@ In great quantity and variety
SPERM, LARD, COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete assortment Of STOW Es among which the eel
ebraed GLOBE COOKING STOVES, the cheapest good soye
In the market. 5&9
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
TABLE CUTLERY, together with general assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods mention for sale at
the lowest prices, by ,x,x-
40 3n liz Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23

PURE WHIsKY.-A law passed the Tennessee
Legislature, at its recent session, making it in
ditable ofense to sell adulterated drugs, and any
one convicted Of selling other than pure liquors, is
liable to imprisonment in the Pententiary. This
is glorious law to whisky drinkers, though a
adeadnern to the dealers therein. The noble
State officers who made this law, doubtless foresaw
its necessity. and were wellposted Z in regard
to the sc evil tendencies " of bad whisky.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23


G i haven't taken drop OF liquor fer year. y
said an individual of questionable morals lndeedt
but which your features pre We to believe, yonr
lips or your nose ss,,ss f5= lS s&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23

STRONG MEN.-Tn !. The West Coast Of Af1ica,n
just published by Rev, w. Thomas- chaplain Of the
U. S. sloop.of-war jamestown, on the African sta
tion from 1856 to 1857, he speaks Of the .Kroomen
of Sierra Leone and Liberia as an active, hardy
and laborious class of men. He says !" As eyi-
dence Of their muscular development We state
that he is considered weak man among them
who cannot hold barrel Of beef GOO ponnds) at
arms length above his head, and walk with II
through heavy surf, to boat 200 yards from the
shore. In color they are dark chocolate, rather
than black.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23

The subscribers respectfully their customers
and the Planters general that they always prepared to
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING, the very
tersls and at most reasonable prices. @
The large patronage they receive from this and neghborng
has induced them extend their establishment to
increase of business and in order be able supply
their patrons always with the same and best descriptions OF ma
eras they made contracts with several Of the most
peut in the South and shall heneeorh be able
10 supply Planters with goods of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they will give entire satisfaction to
all those who may patronze their emneny Southern enterprise
snd sct their ORDERS which shall receive immediate attention.
,.,ssm HERRARD 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23
reLeaRapHeD 70 THE NEW ORLEANS cHescEsr
DOMESTIC INTELLIGEEcE.
Louisville Races.

Isr THE sArros LINE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23
coUrHERr WOOD AND MACHINE WORKS

p II o W Engineer,
New Levee street.
SAVING, MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING, done for
the Trade.
CARPENTERS, JoINERS' AND FANCY WORK of all
descriptions.
PLANTATION MACHINERY Of all kinds repaired at the
shortest notice.
Thaye now in operation PATENT GRINDsToNE SAW
GUNNER.
IN orders for CUNNING executed with dispatch. PRICES
MODERATE
Being practical experienced Mechanic, employ
but No. This, with the aid of Machisery enables me
i, AR, eunar,ortv jail 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-23

GUINNESS EXTRA STOUT THIS DUBLIN
~ PORTER is superior any other brand beverage
for medicinal purposes. For sale to the trade by
GRAY BROTHERS,
Sole Agents,
Ill Old IAyee near st Iouis streef.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
SEPTEMBER /, 1860.


ne vitality Or ne PLAT has bssn n,suy Injured. ani IL,
Tisd yin b. rrs.nT impoverished. ssas - or later
sa1unis eouiain ssriau. sumpiainis a. 10 ne oondiuon
q ne p ant spa PEA q IT, having ssasss gr5sins. md
beam % haEer prrnatnrsly. There are sho statsmsns
b uraEsf IN some ocaiitss from boil worn. Ia i5E
ani m1ist Lands . better state o. thiuEs prevails. sd We
may srprotio ae . ans crop o. ~ vhois, q frost esnss
ls.e. a. mere hsve been general rains 10 zone Il ire
most ani1tsd nsishhofhood. sinos August cane IN. ~.
ensst % wh.ch D. n,tyet g-nsuny reported
PzIcEs.
It bscams evident a On early OATS 10 ne ssassa nat
he sStsut o. ne eros vas { o great . allow ne vsIy
fan prirssof M ~grsEioas seagn % b mainiaiasd. IN
1855 3 sxtfsns pricssfr midsiinss we're I0sGi0t %
uNailke A vsy large portion Of that crop vas
ssovs has srads. and thst which ranked besw secured
. very favorable sell. 8 price. Darins TIE year Jusi
pas.e1 . change has taksn place 10 ne s~risiivs prices o;
oos5n uhlcd appears likely 70 hec5me permanent nnd
= pr1iucs an important changs 10 ths handlizs q cot
bon kanufsaursrs had learned By sEPerisncs thst q
bale o. oofion az ~ price. when cleaned ana ansd Tor
spinuias. oosf more than a bale q better usss and %
hiEbsf price. ne iaiier required o1iaparsuFsly uuls
rime. trous.s and expense ia preparing u Tor ne spia-
ale. there vas therefore. from the opening q M nar-
bet an obieciion % he loser Eraass. and sandy cotton
especially Eaa avoided As a psst. me ompnai made
~ season before o. " falsely paeksd " aud " mixed "
e5tion had asussd more aiiention 10 be paid 10 sortnz
and paching han had been usual. Tis. In conianction
win The viassituies o. the weather. b d caused q
iarzs relative poraen o. this ositoa o aspsar Ia ns
narret, Hud Il VS. q randinE drug TIE season thrnsh.
Tue edst Of al his Va % widen the d.nsrsncs be-
tive n hish and low grades, and hisdiHsreuce Is likely
10 oaaiiaue. Il Is % be sished that itnay; thea ne
udy, eissul planter, wuo puts up his cotton IN ne " ?
bes' Passibieo ndiaon Tor marEst, viii De proDoriouateiY
paid fer his aifenuons SOL ana skin. uhiea has 10.
hitherto been TIE ease. u il DOT right that he ziosen
shsud be paid a. ven A. ne dilssnf In order 10
sb0E this fact dssrig-or n l. one plaHiou lhouid be-
vel Acquainted via, a. seriously snsetius heir inter
ct, and poiuiing cut the mode o. Be pursusd IN prspar-
inE The crop f1r ne market-~e gfse atabls q priccs A.
Fari1us iut1rvas-ssicctiHE especially periods whea quo
tations we're changet-of te i~uf-si.r. sod ordinary,
mddI1g5 and uieling fair gadss. me table shoss Il
ooe view the changes rai iosk place anr.us ne entire
season
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
AnnrAL .rATrmrNr
TRADE AND COMMERCE OF MEMPHIS.
1e5a-GO.

In giving sons ises Of he trade and ounneroe q fhis
J ag. We laso-. 10 u.at braHchss, under dincuiuss nat
preeluds sbsslato .,u-a7F. % his DAY me Memphis
CHAMBER q csrmeste rmmsces hec5ilrctian q fhe
erp ,rs and lnplr,r sad sther statistical data Of The
cnnsrcs q ne cig. sach nsures tsvs not hitherto
been i~ssisisrea, szssp 10 the article eottoa, q Which ne
exports and Imports h5 river are collected BY The wharf
master, snd the rtcslBts b railway ara obsIned fram
The bcats u ne various oompauies- ne statement o.
banning operaugns - fHil aud reliable, one o. DE most
i-ntsliesnt baakeF- m ne city having furnished the ar
uFis 10 that department from retains Obtained In reply
% written ~qussiisas addressed 20 each bank In the city.
We call Especial stisuuon % this document, It's contents
indicating via considerable accuracy the extent q the
Business o. this city. Il tsa sort Of commercial Their
nomsier. ne vaius sf which N satislieian Is well
sware q. Ths article upon ootfsn vas prepared from
sotual figures and fran ineairiss made psnsoaslly, Day
By day. By The writer. a. he plsos Of bu.iue.s Of TIE
various eottu merchants Of DE city. 10 dy sooas, Ero-
osrel cohing, ETC., from osusei shove ~nsalonsd. no
extensive smsunt q acsuaf asures can be collected. An
ether year, ne resourses Afforded - e Chamter Of COM
merce will, We presune. pia1s as in . better condilon
sor supplying sOcurals Information. In ne mesntime We
have IN these bFsnches obtained estimate, sfms business
Of such Of them - We hsve made Inquiries Of
from the mosf ini eliseut parties in each branch. men
vhsss oppofiraiuel o. osserTafi5u are great. We are
particular in fissins ihsse facts beesuse II On an1thsI
year saiuai statistics should Be osiaiusc. thsrs might
comparisons Be made Of aa apparently disadrsEtsseous
kind, when ne fault 10 IN ne figures, not an ne fAcis
The. z are tive branches q busmsss vhich, Tor partieu-
lar reasons. W hsvs obtaiaed with considerable soeu-
raey. We siuds % ne uumbss and yslae Of ne pianos
and carriages sod here. We have done thisbeoause tsey
are articles ont Of The range Of mere Commercial ari-
like sugar, tobacco and ootiuus and tecanse thsy are
~ -
istins srouud rs. We mast remark, however, in this
ao~nnecfion, that our citizens and those IN the ~nsishboT-
hood very hequeufy purchsse their pianos and car
Esa Outing thelr summer exeurtions, and there
those We set diva are buta portion Of The Humbers
actually uurrhased- /
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
ForsIen markss. sy rsIsEraPh.

10
LIVERPOOL, August She saiss q ooiou to-day
are sstimrted q sl0o bales. Of vhich amount s7sculsfors
and exporters took 500 Ths mnkst generally closed
steaSy and duI. The ueuther has been unfavorahle Tor
crops. wheat closed active. Flour closed sctive 81 an
advance Of ID. Corn closed hrm-
Nessrs. Richardson, sFencs Co.'s oiruuisr and ather
auuhoriiies ssy ne weather has been unfavorab's Tor
crops. The markets for -four closed acive o. 23as2s.
wheat closed with a. Advancing tendency. harinE a8-
vsucsd 26sl. Red l. quoted Al IIa 81 and white At
lis 6dGIsL Cora closed with a sdvancihE tendency,
having advanced sdals, Yellow and mixed Is quoted a.
ssG3is, and white at ses6sss 81. Beef closed dun
Pork closed qgist. Bacon closed quiet. Lard closed
sieaty. Coaes dosed steady. Liussed Oh i guaiee At
2ss sda2ss %.
LoSnoS, AuEua Is.-Consols fer moaey elased 1t TN
snd Cor account At %.
Messrs- BARNS Bros a Co. circular quotes the mar
Ess for bresdsiuas IS closing steady. Sugar closed gui-
e.. Cones closed steady. American sucks closed arm
Consols closed II % for aorount- ne bullion In the
BANK o. England has decreased ez5o during the past
week. ne money market Is more stringent.
HAvRE, August Is--Ths cotton market closed with
an advancing tendency, having advanced TO fran-s
ne sales Of yesterday Amouat 70 $500 bales. ne sales
Of to-day amount 70 1000 bales. New Orleans oas are
quoted 1t 81 raucs.
FrR sTEAMsHfP FUET0E.
LIVERPOOL, August 27-ms sales q ooston on Non
Gay and Tuesday snsunt % 1909 b-es, o. which spec
ulstors and exporters took 700 bales. ne markstEen-
orally closed hrm.
TIE sdvicss from Manchester and other manufacturing
districts are favorable, the market for goods generally
oosirs qaitt but steady. Yarns closed hrmsr-
Esssrs. Riehsrdsoa, Spence a Co.'S circular quotes
the msrkef fof bresdstuhs a. closing vita . considerable
savEnzs On al qualities Al TIE close the sdvanos Va.
partially Lsi On aooount q The Improvement IN ne
weather.
ocher sufh0ritis5 say The market closed quiet Th'
market Tor provisions closed anil.
LONDON, August 27-conssls for money dosed a
s1gGss and fer aooouut Al s38sak.
HAvRE, August is.-lhe o1ttou market eiossd steady
M sales q mr. week smouni to $500 bales. New or
leans tres onainairs Is qu5isa st saf, and New orlsani
bas a. Eof.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
GROCKKIEs

Memphis has some u The dnest whoissale grocery
houses in the Mississippi valley, sud they % . large
amount o. business. being the established places Of
business re=aIt for the dealers and plsntzdoas o. =
large surroundiug district. ne business in his line
last year Amounted 10 seven miioas q douar. We
have been favored By one % oar priucipai merchants IN
this line with the following review o. staple articles hr
the sesson jus expired
CoFFEE-ssptsmber 1859 opened win . fair -
nsud al uNGt2c for fair prime. f3s- Little OF no
change iook place up b The IL % April. uhsn TIE
price improved about fc. Since nat time The market
hss graiuaily rdGsuced. and we nov guots fair TO good
TAR. I5ssIss prime, lsSei7e. The demnndb sod,
but Stock are small, Eiih a very sennt suPpiy from RIO
Janeir1.
sUsAR.-At the opening Of the past season prices
stood. fair 7ka7sc, prime 7sGsc, choice sKasz,
fancy and eariasd sGi0s, according to quality. These
oonunasa to he the ruling prices, uith little variation
until June and Jaly. when rates gradualy airanced Is
follows Pair 70 fully fair sSesks prms ~, dolce
i0aiOE clarified and fsn-y from . 10 n, s~coording 10
quality, with very light stocks.
MOLAssEs-The season opened with prices o. Oa
t2c. In November they advanced 10 DaBc. Little or
no change tsen took place until ne middle o. March,
VII n rates declined 90 SEQ, uhIeh prices we're main
tanned until Aug J.. We now quote fwholeshle, Of
c0ursel $685. for brls. and half hrls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

NuTlf OF uote.
Domestic Markets By telegraph.
NEW ORLEAEs, August 81, p. M-Coffs8-Weekly
statemenl-The market dozed nrmI ne sales o. To-
Gay amount % go bales. EtioS aiOHs NJ sars o;
~ week umount 70 10 90 bales. Receipts q he vesh
amount t5 1900 bales against also bales durtug he
slue time last year. m exports Of The Eeek amount
to 100 bales. The total exports - the ssazou Gnsunt
% 2,2IL055 bales. ne rt9ek q o7H0a = mis- part
amounts TO 1900 bales. ne receipts u he ucE srsp
b date amount to % 500 bales. ssains, ie,ooo 10 sane
time lest year. TIE mBrkst for breadstuas closed stssdy.
Ths market Tor provisions closed quiet st arm rrioss.
COees-tbs market closed steady the sales q TIE week
amount 70 80 bags the stock At this port amounts 10
s50obss, sraiHsi ESQ bass during III ams tine lsst
year. T5baoco dosed hm At esa4 80 for lass znd 81 .
Is Tor aaeleaf. REohaas, "a Lendan Ssslo. an Of
iading, sNesK. Exchange On New Tork Is quoisd at
part \ prsnium. ne rates Of freight On cotton to
Liverpool remain unchAnsed-
NEW ToRE. August 81, p. M.-Cotsa-;he market
closed steady via unchanged prices. in he now
mrhss ne steamer Atrica ; sdviess eau-ed Al aasaPoe
OF i0az5o; ne saie- q to-day amsuutto 1850 barrels A.
ss.40aBGs Shsathas advanced 2s3s ana closed With
unsettled prices. Tie PORK mark,t closed hrm al 1875.
RArbsaoesm olasses Is ssning al sc susar doed quist al
6z@sA for Cuaa win sales u 900 barrels5 OUdss cosed
quiet. with SAILS q 4o bass At IsN8I5s for Rio.
san FRANCISCO, August fs-Ths moaey market is
eas, and here is some activity In irses, VITA oonfid-
cradle speculative inquiry. Candles are seniBs at
22G3ss. RIO ounes IL selling at Is8Isso. Kulasses
and sirups are tending downward. Pork closed a. $40
Tor Gear and SIS for nets. susfr-the markef for raw
md foreiEu susars l. improvins. Ihs pda q dlnesue
surzr rsmains unchanesd.
CINCINNATI. August 81, P M-uhs -four market
opened with IN advaneing tendency, having advanced
is, but subsequently ea-sd unsettled; holders with
drew their sioot, askinE s. is 6s53 The sales Of % say
Em0unt % 500 bsis- whisky Is selling At SOC, win
sales o. so bis. whest closed with an adTancing ten
dency. havinE advaaosd . 70 S. the prizes are unsettled
Dat, closed bBoysui Al So. Corn aosed aaiVs at IS to
ssr. Lard in hess is selling st IN to IL, viii sales Of
1900 bbls. LtnEeed oil is quoted a. bscu
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No Cure NO Payl

TIE MIssIsaIFPI IN
valuable soalhng and hesliug medacne o. ths sionaa
aud Boues va arsf ntr5tuoed n fhs publlc shout zen
rssrs ESQ, by is present pu0Frlstou. who PIT uP b.
snail vsv 81 nelr Old siaud, No. e. Funt h0u, hem-
phl-. Tennessee It's w1nderfui Effects IN caring az
BsreI Csupbtnts, such as pyseuterEs Cole Choier'
Hr-1us su1 Biarrhea- vsether a1uis q a1roniS 500
vo1 Cor i general favUr. and without DE I'D q Punn.
and certificates % hss rrsdutlly made hs oWn EaT an
tod /. svn ztory, uutI nov Wien the aemana Tor d D
truly usranishing. TIE sale r Immense and onsiNnLl
increasing. vhieh is sumdeut 70 stamp - ne rem~al
for dhls clsa n diseases.
whez a a~svsluzhle medical eisasTerJ," BY it, oEr
works. acrapIshes What n MissizsiQpi Diaries
Cordial has daus, and thatla Ghout ne td q news
paper reosumsndzt0m egneraIiy rsssrtedt o. i u um'
for ne pualc Esusrsy % % svay vita every presD-
doe and Eesp hnvzys o. hsns. and Ger word fhsy vi
he saved q vast smguta pain and expense, Endcssff
itsslf iu maug inuznoes prevented
We rener y0u % az ~foi7Eiur esadsmeu, merchane
Physicians and othsrs, vho have used and sod thi- IN
oomps-ahie remedy. Il penguu1ei b. them . surl
and usvs--faliuE cure for Diarrbes, Flur. Dyssnieg,
CsHc, Cbolera Norbuz, and 81 diseases q ne stamadt
- u--nrHa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

During ne iasi year the Business has very lsrgsly IN
creased, The number size and ornate style o; the stores
| that have been built since September last Astonishing
sl Eho return to the city afer some months absence.
ne business q the city vas Eiihin . very few years
oananrd q Fronf now. II how occupies Nam sireet from
Martet 10 Bsai. On Second street, 81 the moment %
writing, several hne iron-froufed blocks u considerable
eE;snf are going up. and on TIA street in a very short
time win Be located ds fsshionaeis dry goods, station
cry, furniture, and other sh9gy stores. Il Is not i'm
probable hat the property hoiisrs % this street, with a
% leg more rooand naa that q their ncghbors %
kain street. win obtain The laying Of the street railroad
along It. " they do, IL viii SON be al hat vain
street b., and more. Handsome blocks are going up N
most Of the squares extending from Main % second
street-au fer stores. The erection o. the custom house
a the oornsr q Third andJsnsrson streets makes Il oer-
tain that Third street in that ueighborhood wiz soon Be
covered with stores. These stores are universally taken
before hey are completed, and are usually opened aHd
IN active operation before ne b~uilfiugs o. which they
are q part have received the auishiug touches. Nobet-
ter proof can Be wanted han such facts - thsse that
the retail busissss Of This city - in a stats Of rapid and
extreme eruansien.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

Asthe up-1vsr trade, a. present at least man de-
peuds upon ne houe consumption, II vii Be Interest
ing b nols ne smounf " nat and The
aeadinea % lu aunual increase- me hli1HilE t1hie
supplies te required fsures d shows that ne Increase
hH bern veJ gradual, bu; be hss been steady ana Ger
lain. he rear 1850 shows . sttrtins and uuBrsce-
den-ed utvancs &c quantity, which Increase WInbe shown
ODE fully supported By me agurss q tAe year Isss-so.
whsa they shall Be pan irhsd A. this Is . matter 81 no
Little imPoriaues o. ne prosBsstvs oosmsrcs q Mem
phis. We ave q senss q years. hennnins a. he earlest
date, Isasg7. at vhich We can hldany asures rsoorded
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

ne wholesale drus iEsds for ne year 1859. from ne
best data No can sain. rsaehef st0o.ooe. Por The year
1850 ~ Expect n va a5oo.ooo. noufthe indieaiioBs
Dow before rs. ne aboTs caicuiatioa does not Include
me retail drug trad-, bet only he iesiamate io5binE
business. Country merchants and dealers are bssiunins
to and out that ariicies IN ne drug line can BE- bought IN
Memphis At a. low figures - IN SsW York or Phiiadsl.
phia. wheu The cot q irau,portattn and other "a
pezses are sdded. Those who have made Gloss and eriu-
cal calculations in buying eruss psiuts. oil, glass per-
funsry, sosp. etc are row Izyizg in their whole stoek
IN the Memphis market.