Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
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.,,alI sales OF -four at s. for common, 50 for
fine Shops fer supertue, sad Su-25l extra;
market closed dun. Corn is in moderate demand
at 90 and 75c. for white. Bran quiet at $40
and 81 per cwt. Rye firm. Sugar is in more
moderate demand. MoIasses dull al easier
prices. Nothing doing in wheat, hay or oats
The sales were: COra-30O bushels mixed
65c.; Ia bushels white 75c. 200 sacks &C.. l5S
sacks mixed Csc. Bheat-20 bushels prime red
SI.S5; 545 bushels common SI.30; 1909 bushels
prime Sl.60; 20 bushels prime $3.50. Flour
y barrels s~uperfne at $3.50; . barrels extra
5000. Tobacco hid Sc; ! hid, &c; > hhds.
&c. Sugar hhds. sc. Molassss-53 barrels
pc. Nals-l27 kegs $3.50. GuRHics-lG0O
second hand single Doc; 1000 ditto private terms.
The City Council meets tonight, and some
action will probably be taken on the subject Of q
sugar landing; the committee OF the Chamber Of
Commerce and the Council committee havecome
to an understanding on the subject, we believe.
Il is time this matter WAS settled, the landing is
wanted a0lr.
In addition to the shipment Of 500 bales Of
cotton last week for down the river, another ship
ment OF about 800 bales win be made to-day
also going down the river. As no cotton is re-
ceiyed in New Orleans, of course the shipments
are not bound for that point.
We quote the following from the New Orleans
Price Carrears review of the las; weeks market
there:
Our Louisiana staples, sugar and molassos,
49,. H..F sLr ,-1- v-,n,srznvF orFf4la5 IN Dtrr
market which show much activity The sales
of both have been to a tair extent, but 81 more
irregular prices for the former, with a marked
tendency in favor of buyers during the early part
of the week, hut greater stesdiuess and frmuess
since. Molasses has shown but few variations.
The sales of cotton continue on a limited scale,
but here bass been mole inquiry, and a portion
Of the few sales that have tranSpired has been at
fuller prices. Something has been done in to-
bacco also, and the business would, no doubt,
have been larger, had factors been less stringent
in their preteusious. Western produce has shown
but little movement. Flour and corn have sold
al easier prices, the falling of in prices being
caused by the raising Of the Tennessee enbar-
90, and the prospect of more c0pious receipts.
SUGAR-The receipts have confined liberal
and the market has shown q fair degree OF &C.
tiyiry, bUt at irregular and easier prices, parucu.
larry during the early part OF the week, when
T there were some lew safes OF low ldlI III TIE IT,
duced rate of PIC. During the past three days
holders have evinced more confidence, and
prices have exhibited greater steadines aud firm.
ness. Inferior ldII common to good common
2d24 fair 10 fully fair 2s031 prime to choice
405: claTifel-yelluw 81 G5s seconds 2ta3s
clarifed-white 53a6k stove dried white ha'
sold at de, and higher according to quality
MoLAssES-We have again 20 notice q fai
demand. which has been freely met by holden
! with bat little variation from last weeks prices
the weeks sales comprising 1900 bbls.s embra
p cling 10000 during the first three days and 300
since, including POO yesterday, at l4Gl6c. to
Low, Dark and FermenHng and if8Ils4 10
Prime 10 Choice, which may he regarded as hi
quotations. The sales OF hRlEbaIels embrac
3JBp packages al 29a3ic. for low Common Z
10 strictly Choice, including 4GU yesterday q
2 dc for a mixed lot Of Common and PrimC
CoFFER-There have been ONE receipts iron
the interior and neighboFing markets, and W
have heard OF sales Of Rio as low As SOC. 4 u
. The stock is very light and prizes ars Yer.
irregular.
< SaIT-The stock Of Liverpool Is very hghI
i. The GALES embrace 1000 sacks coarse, from Men
A., nhis sold from the levee at 80 T. sack, and 300
: busbelg bulk salt in warehouse At - - T. bush
. 81. Holders are asking SlldSl2 = sack "a
cassse and 50 bushei for packing salt. Dea
ers suunly their regular customers At SlUE
3 SIaIi for coarse, and SllaSllJ 80 u sack &c
j 6ne. and SG8S $3.50 = sack Of Two bushels Z,
-, hacking salt. The stock on hand on the 2ot
instant was stated at &,CJJ sacks Liverpoo
and 33,Ii0 sacks made OF packing salt,
, rether 55.lI9 sacks. Stock OF bulk sat, q
d Kinds. marchantable and uumerchanta5le, excl
siye of government supply, 1919 bUshe.
l. euusl toZ6,592 sacks Liverpool
FLuuR-In our last report we noticed that Il
recpibts had been liberal, and that with an accl
u mylatipp stock. the market had been eNtrsmel
C. 1nH At , material decline in prices hne ruin
az a 5gz So s~upeTine S9.00G sou, al
ev-ra 2ig95RSI0.50 = bbl but toward Il
Jr Close of the week, holders withdrew their stoc
from the market. asking much hgtlsf price
-, owing 30 anticipated Gght receipts Smee tAS
- with q very limited demand and an aeculhul
y ting stock, prices have been tIsSuisI anu =
a satflef on Monday aud Tuesday about 10
-. bbls md 400 bags were sold IN smaf lots
40 on for fine: Sl0OU0SlO-35 aud Slu-JU 3
spDerfue. and SII.006SIL2j aRd Stl5Ha
hi for extra Subsequently adyices were J
ceived that al orders prohibiting the shiPhe
" Of pro.Iuee ahd stock from Tennessee, by nv
and railroad were Eesciaded, aud on Nednesd'
:, and Thursday the market ~ls extremely ~
and dropping, only about iyyJ bOts ha'i
d changed hands In small lois - 10
l., supertine. and SII0S1l25 = Dol for ext
sEr ] NEHtsElANs W. AAA A0H ~
ment. Arrived during tue past weekoo97 W
re.s.
GRAIN.-Iu our last report Of Inc gram mari
we noticed that the receipts had been Abe!
~ and meeting with only a moderate deina
N nricas had declined to Sl.UOGS lIO Tor NIX
Is, sndSIIOaSL2O p busbelt oI white. Snceu
he receipts have been more moderate ID. v
4, a very limited demand and IN acc1muIal.
lei s.ock urices have exhibited Q continues d0N
in ,yav5 tendency. The weeks sales may h2
of bssr confined 10 about 500 sacks in small }
at a raugs of 75aS5 and 90, and 95aSlVV
vallow and white, the market closing dnH ~
to- inside figure. Of oats, 30 sacks sold at ~
- bvsE2. The sales Of bran include about ]
sacks. part shorts, ct 50 STU T. ioV.
mostly the inside rae, ID Whe4i. 1'o 50
DC sold al s. r bushel for ged and Whl'e. "
Ire, roo sacks sold during the week 81 ~,
busa-L. Arrived during the past wees =
,+b sacks cS-u, l4oO SACKS Wheat "H'
Cleared, none.
lat- Hty-We have heard Of no further 50
southern hay may be quoted at SE9gS3'
My .,, according 20 quality. fosurday % D
,bo crab grass sold at $50 z tun.
" nnxry MAHRRF-The amount Of IN
nioved capital is steadily increasing, as Is
our 55anceI nv the bank returns, waich show a
si7a~sble accumulation in the dePosft. y
tbis Increasing supply Of Hnempaoyel cap
vp nave TO notice also an hhpio'NN
Hsa ont door Ba0ney market Tor some aescIlP'
'eeE of securities, and 6 more active moyen'ehts g
the ally. though we are sui comp'hed 20 say
H.. ~ ruarLst exhibits much ~stringency except
f,.-n-.d class Of borrowers. Parties ma
80 vcrv eIigibiy locEtee zeal estate, can, by "a
alb 49, very large margin, obtain money al
Z an M 20 - j ceut. T. anuumi bQt tf gooa
,,ereiaI DapeT. and such as was genera
~,,J demand formerly, there are very te"
and these are demanding sefY aga J
mere or.eraHv The banks are moving al2ag
tsrk sssroc 81 heretofore, and are not AZ al hkel
chance their policy until after some dehhit'
lN1 - r taken In reference 10 financial matter
gem o,y Ie~i4ature, n0B in session. Inc oahhs
leak mests gf the week show q decrease ID
q. nj Sfzg gJ6, in specie Of Sb1,ylz' - eFeu
- IN 553 and an increase IN eIcultAo
nee ze3- ip deposits Of 500, l5j, discount Da'
with "a So, 2J3 and q long loans OF @Jh''J'
Tae Eea O,leaus CJess1ai has rhe ioiio
Wild on cotton
o@n Ne have returns 10 the ist Of bctoJe' Q
With "a, J-tb OF september sixty days hstcr
. 8. - t. .siuaatFi Ieai consumption pei
- C.est Britain % dat DAT" Aay lVf
T ..aesa. Es iala Esali Faa fgyn
q-s 80 $50
.ney ID. fho saus late fieFe were aho4i ioI
III. gU0 bales Of East India. The zee
II ~ % 81 November !fgis5,nL sHs ~
ui'a Ls.sr8o8f. OBJ ai kind 81 e@''DOp ial,"
ioHf ggg061 Less we're American I,ei'' ~
him Ter nsak log consumption, wo1Ip slye o'''
80 ~ weeks sapgy ne M F a