Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-11
an ,Chanse-Ha.;ness News.


Business was dull on Chang yesterday ;
there was plenty Of disposition to operate, bul
the material was wanting. There was again no
train on the Ohio railroad. BY a maneuver,
/ wheat thai would have come down the river has
been kept back. \ report has been spread
abroad among the farmers that the military au-
tho.itias at Columbus bad forbid wheat being
taken down the river. The last boats that came
down found that wheat, which they had engaged,
had not been brought TO the landing, but mes
-eugers awaited them to say that the proposed
shipments were held back in consequence Of th"
military order. No such order has been issued;
but the whole statement made to the farmers is
said TO be the trick of a certain mill up stream,
which calculated TO hu its own hoppers by the
tale.
The Charleston railroad brought in 1850 bar
reIs and 90 sacks Of -four. and So sacks Of
wheat. Nearly the whole of this. It was stated,
was fc5 deliyerydown the river. Have our nor
chants paid attention to the subject Of making
it to the interest Of purchasers to buy at our
MARKET II the buyer from a distance passes
through Memphis and makes his purchases in
the country beyond IL, there is reason 10 doubt
/ whether The Memphis merchant has made the
hrsi use Of the advantages which his proximity
10 the grower places IN his hand. This is "a mat
ser our dealers should reflect upon. A little tact
on their part win pre,.nt IT being worth "a for
ripn buyers while to maS. his purchases immr-
diaielv from the producer.
The trade in silver change 'iaJ J., going on in
the civ. IS one that will bear watching. Ii j.
lfbis trade that lead, 10 the mean cxpcdicnl Of
! shinpl,sicr issues. Stop the trade in silver, and
r. win circulate freely. Ii names sud crcum-
stances woull admit 81 mention, We could tell oi
~cnrions circumstance in this connection. a day
cor Two 400. q gentleman in very good circum-
stances, IN this city, entered the odice Of ou'
@; onr brokers. and sold Hrss doiays ,r0rh 60.
small change. u has been asserted on prc~ily
Authority, thar thaue are Souls So small, that Na-
I,an carries them 70 his dwelling on The point OF
a needle; we should think this jhree-dolar
man has an immortal part ot about a needle
paint's extent. To match the diminuiiyeueSs
of this seller, we are told there are respec-
table dealers in the city who will buy a dime
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II lne cI'P"l "u'N' i'' oe'H ''' 'n'' 'ls sec
oAu 3e" rs 'e INST o'' IT'S u,'.'I q" "'''"-
had o! Soh5 "i''"S D.su "oeo'''' "'h 'u'
FORMER "oolo ouy TWO u'-aIS wan one ous"''
Of wheat No" 10 apply thIS P1neipie 10
tle small change qaeStion-in " t-"'- way
change is so aonh'an 'hat l'i CONVENIENCE
we can Ieaaly se' u lot o'nh notes. OF " We
have 100 much o. Dr. we can exchange ii To-
BANK notes il mere Is an over abundance "l
when we have deois 10 pay az "a distance "'
shal DE glad 10 give more IMAM len aoti'fs "a
change l'i zen dollars m paper because tn
latter can be easily sent m a ir'ief or cauaed q
the pocket II Us scarce we sfaH then have q
give mere IMAM ten dollars OF paper Tor ten d"-iaF
IN change because the paper "lA MOI do ie1 Gu
small purchases Now j rom sA'eI De'ns IA
8 ken from eifcu''uon' Cd rom s. 100 large guam
MY beng thrown mi'eTenia'ion III as diHieu
10 geieishty GEMS lhsAFei rs INST gel on
dollar III Pape'' lhen d Is evident mat Iho'
VINO nave e'gn'y cents III SILVER can sen II Il
one dollar 'oinose "Ao nave moie paper mone.
auo less ai'el 'A-a .hsy "auI- "eAiu 'ne
be sad thai SILVER was al twenty per cent. di
count LAe reason WY small change $ avn