Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26
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- lIr 'uU7irlI.g OF the lullilt Nt~.F
pat a stop % business. aud the attsnaauce ".
b. livery SLIM. Had il been larger, the new elemeI
I thrown into our market 10y lho total abolition
the Columbus blockade, would probably nav
prevented any unusual activity. The afT,'a.
the steamboat Yazoo from Columbus. YESTERDAY
p with a large amount of tbc hitherto prohibite
p produce on board. proves that the rnmoval OF i1
prohibition will lead to p~ractcsi consequence
She had ON board los sacks -four, 81 sack
wheat Iof sacks potatoes, $40 sacks beans an'
80 sacks corn. The policy Of the Chamber o
Commerce, in sending delegates 20 the ceniTa
Government at Richmond was evidently ludt
cfous and beneficial The liberty o.. the cit,1eI
10 b,iy and sell where DE pleases, is ROW UnIo
gtrjcssd. aud d disturbing influence which MN
IIsrsd the regular operation of the laws of trade
and favored the Vaccinations OF mere specula
tors. is removed. The delegates found the Pres.
ideut and other members OF the government e.
~norsnt of the unusual and haTrsssiug policy
(which had been adopted at Columbus. They
were assured that the Confederate government
had no disposition to interfere with the regular
operation Of the legitimate business Of the cii-
zens. and the resembling of the Columbus block
ade is a proof of be business ef their views and
the wisdom Of their policy.
The sales were: Eou-l34 bb,s. iow super
fine 80, - bbls. country low extra Sll, -
bbls. s~uperins $3.50, 50 bbls. superine $40.
HBeH-lO bushels choice $40. Rgc-IU bush
els sl75. Brau-I33s sacks S33 p tuu. Shorts
| 1903 sacks S33 q bm. Sah-leU sacks from
levee 50. Sggar-2l hbIs. &C., 9hlds. e.
The y. O. Price Current Of Saturday has the
! following
Sugar and molasscs arc the only articles which
show much activity. The supplies o, the former
have exceeded the demand, and prices have
consequently ruled more in favor of buyers.
bu, without exhibiting any material decline,
excepting IN the higher grades. while, at the
same lime, the sales have been 10 a. fair extent,
although the demand las appeared slack
throughout the week. MolasscS has come FOR
ward more freely, the receipts ia fact. having
been quite heavy Gud dUTiuC the early part Of
TIE week they pressed down prices > ~ y g. p
gallon, but the demand proving brisk. the mar
ket has since rallied, and holders have been en-
abled 10 recover a part OF the reduction Very
little has been done N produce. Flour de-
clined at the commencement, but has since
rallied. Corn has ruled more In favor of BUYERS.
Provisions have scll "a % very limited extent,
but al outside figures. United States papers
furnished the particular Of the accounts by the
CuuaTd line Of the 18th, from which we learn
tLat the sales %. cotton at Liverpool for the
week ending On the GHtB amounted 10 1850
bales, including $1,000 t,specllatOIs and 1850
for export. and tdaJ the competition among
buyers had resulted Ia an advance during the
week Of bd IN Brazil, III In Surat and III in
American and Egyptian Tie authorized quo
tations were l2ld Tor EaiT Mobile and I29d for
Fair Orleans. There lalbsen q decrease in the
stock Of American Of 81, 05O bales.
SUGAR-The receipts have been more Iber-
al, and The general tendency OF prices las been
in favor Of buyers, particularly 10r the higher
grades which have declined fully BE. Inferior,
iaIh; common to good common, l8a2I iair
70 fully fair, Sass Prime, 44a55; clarified
yellow, d a6l; cisriGed-whita. 81 al; stove
dried has sold at &c.
MoLAssES-The receipts have been quite
heavy, and during the carly part OF the week uri-
ces gave way about DC y gallon, but the DE-
maid has been so active since, thathoidrrs have
been enabled 10 recover a part o.. the decline.
sales al l5G17 cents FOR ieTmeniug, and ia
Is3c for prime 10 choice. Half barrels al, gra
Die for prime 90 choice.
FLoUR-In our last report we noticed THAT The
receipts had been liberal ana the demand limited
at declining prices the market closing at $40
FOR fine, Sli for superiHe and S12 per barre. for
Extra. Since then the receipts have been still
more liberal, and with au ~GccJtuulatiug stock.
the market has been extremely duil al material
decline in prices.
CoRS-The receipts have been very liberal.
and meeting with only a moderate demand.
prices have given way IJG45c d bushel: the
weeks sales embracing shout 800 sacks 1t SIa
SlIU for mixed, aud SLIGdSI2J a. busheI
for white. Yesterday only about 200 sacks
mixed were sold az 81, and 800 white al Slul.
p bushei. Holders were Withdrawing their
stock from the maTke, tJT higher prices, anhci-
pating light receipts.
RICE.-Owiug 70 % scarcity Of supply. there
have been small sales at 81 a7c d B.
OATs-Of oats about 200 sacks Mississippi
sold at SHOP bushe.. The supply IS extreme
.ly light.
BRAN-S2I0aS2I5 p 100 lbs.
WHEAT-Df wheat l&5 sacks red sold at
$3.50, and % sacks sacks 70 be raturae53 at
S2.IO p busheL
RYE.-There have been some small sales of
rye at = q S225 d bUshel.
sALT-THe stock Of Liverpool salt is very
much reduced, aud we have again to notice a
good deHsnd at arm prices. The sales embrace
-BsNNN nAAAN NRAAnN |4 4AAAaaf at 90 AaHNHr
taken on an order of the Governor Of Alabama
for distribution among the planters of that State,
in which there has been a very scant supply.
subsequently about 1000 sacks coarse were sold
in warehouse at $40 D sack. Holders now ask
SIIal2 p sack for coarse, and 50 ID bushel
for packing salt Dealers supply their regular
customers at SI0G 1850 for coarse, and SiIG
SIl.50 2 sack for fine, and SCAT 50 T. sack Of
two bushels, for packing salt. The market
closed firm, with an upward tendency.
HsY-SJuthsu hay sells al $3.50 so p tan,
according to quality.
POTAToES-Potat0Cs may be quoted at S4a
S425 y Dbl.
MONEY MAREET-TAe True Delta says: At
bank there are 10 new discounts granted under
any circumstances whatever, except such as are
required for furnishing plantation supplies, but
maturing obligations are renewed with com
mendable alacrity. Tie demand for Confederate
bonds has exhibited no improvement whatever
since the date of tho previous review, bu, prices
were nevertheless firmly maintained. and in ex-
! c~epti0nal cases still higher rates than heretofore
have been exaeted by numerous holders. No
sales OF importance have iranspired during tue
week, however, and we still quote ~ al7d as
extreme figures.