Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21


We ba.r nothing ,o egOrl Of d.,as. ,r our
Chang nc -s.e -.s" Orleans papeI- 5----- gs tls
i.L a.. l-y CONTAIN commercial intel. ace s-csz-
tEe 's.'sH-Dss
bFrE Csrrls--iI.z .,,eipis OF tie g=e- mined ay
4Of L~al ur Lrzl- 4-t Eed ts-r csul=. s.-
o.I, u,-.Es' Sale -'r p. si Prices L. r. sary paIr
e .Ho wt-k rI. d, u .le Pes Pouad u-t bi- fel
sI'c Thursday To 10 o, Ide Stock lIis evening, ST
Hoes We guors a. Is 10 -Oe. per pound gros. Re
ceiprs 50 hog, Stock this evening O head
sHEsF-O1iy p head offered " hc1 were disposed Of
VEAL C8TTLF-Saie- 49, head Prices at SIS 20 81
per head
Tn, Nashville Un..a. ct 2lly s. ssys of cotton.
This staple coEfiuuss 20 come in freely no. sI=4
a H.l nfnrus that he issued permits fog ur $3.50
violence oi rebel marstug bands this quantity would
De lucrtiis d enormously W hope tG-t acfigv
we're military measures " soon all distractions
10 THIS iiaG- wic- D. S. iica more ucedet b. tn pro
ducer Of Ielac~- O. au BY any cpusuil-r in the world
The sauIe paper ol o.. iarh states:
Upon inquiry 5ave asref4iaed that down 20 ths
drst OF this month points were granted Tor the saig
heut 'ra.a Ne=LEt'- 1T --.i- bLrs OF cotton. The
requirements q t.-Ea l!.g shipment ui good. fro-a
this TO Tue aya Nst- having been aUfogat=d It is
easy -rsi- H-r eis uuflber OF bales OF cotton
II At have Hrsa rH.u-7 rcg tar BON rr UUou iaqlrv
We have asc~rraluL - since hz, date tL--s have been
sAippst 6il bales 10 IBIS Amount uHy b5 adl7d iEon
50 to IJy Uae- suiPped o. Outsiders, who uusuown
70 Us The whole a...u"r -lpped sincs Jhs il.L OF
March, when trade 7v- opened may Oe set down
less thani ana prur7uIt -ul41fLug 500 D8les
be price II nov comm lands readily i Soc iu gO1
CniteI Srstsz treasury times lots sold a.
2lc, and a. Others at lgc-
Maxwell Wright & Cos circular says Of the coffee
trade at Rio Janeiro
Receipts having been very light scarcely averaging
OO bags per diem, ami fair demand sps.nQing mp the
article has advanced since the 9th FROM 400 800
per arrcbs and closes with strong upward tendency
All accounts from the country agree that bIt @ small
stock Of the present crop forward aud
that the growing crop has been much injured by the
insect, many estates not yielding bag for marx We
have heard the growing crop variousy estimated ar from
100000 TO 100000 BAGS Very high prices must rule
for many months TO come.
A correspondent Of the Chicago TINES writes from
Psirie du Chen says the weather has been favorable
and most farmers have got their crops in. Another
from Ei6s, Knox county. Illinois, writes
The prospect in this vicinity not very encouraging
We have had a cold and backward spring so much
that than third of the usual Of
wheat has been sown, aud the advanced
that wheat sOwn cannot mature arrive at any
hing ike perfection. The bulk Of the old crop 10 the
market long since and although there farmers
holding small lOts Of wheat, the amount il by
large There ia large quantity of old still IN the
country, but # is chiefly the hands Of specuator. who
are holding il for a future advance We havo had q
great deal rain here and until within the last week
hardly any preparation had been made for psutiug