Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-15
aa 'Chaugo-BuaiBoz- News.

There was very little doing on 'Chsnge yesta1
. day too le % require q formal report The hoardn
Of bauk notes is carried on 70 such extent thar a
bough the Mississippi railroad has Issued las amour
bills most of them have disappeared from circulatieI
The bank oils ordinarily cir.Saung are seldom 'eel
The following are the receipts. casks and ii-rc"s b'
con, 200 sacks corn, cases dry goods I'D boxes eggs
sacks dour horses 3 Kegs and barrel lard sacS
oats casks pork sacks potatoes, hogsheads and d
boxes tobacco. leo sacks whsst.
The Sew Orleans P5.1s Curat Of Saturday last r'
/ ports
The general market has exhibited few changes sine
our last report The important news from eiii-,
has caused the withdrawal Of some lots Of lead
ing staple which had been previously sale, while OF
th= other baud buyers hgy- =vGc=d but little desire Il
come forward more freely an. Cpsral5ns nave e9ae
gueIty been very liz tied scale. Nothing has Oeel
reported l tobacco The sEcar market EE- continued
depressed by The OF shipping facilities The sHls
have been moderate aud irregular prices During The
early part OF the week, iu cal--guelCe Of scant sup
plies moass continued % rule in favor Of sellers, hu
the subsequent receipts having been liberal prices
nave agd 7'ceard % about tIe prev oUs range Very
little has been done produce the sales OF
which have been confined TO mit5d retail transactions
ihe supply ~ Hour actually on sale has been scnt Tor
the wants Of consumers not in consequence Of the
market being bare but beceuse hoters instructed prob
ably by the in the interior have refused sell
their stocks az the tariff Under thess crcum-
stances, and whsOme pressure from The community 10
that edlc tLe provost marshals have promulgated an
fuse TO SELL with the view Of Offering it 20 bakers and
nilers the prescribed figures The supply il believed
to be ample for some time TO come, but may expect
ia addition fair receipts by the Red river should there be
further rise i'm that stream should it stand
its pr-sa stage The committee Of safety have
actve agent with full powers and ample funds to pur-
chase cereals and provisions in the interior and have
already received considerable supplies Ci bacon, and
shipments of wheat which they have sent 20 our
city Touring mills 20 be manufactured and sold at tariff
rates The agents much embarrassed by scant supply
Of sacks for flour as well as for corn and wheat
CoTTOS-Arrived since the 4th instant Of Louisiana
and Mississippi 5-- bales Tennessee and North Alabama
So Arkansas Is, tCgether CSC bales Cleared since the
rh instant none S-ocs i'm presses and on shipboarf not
cleared the lIth instant 43 -6 bales The market
has been Inactive throughout the wees the Only sales re
ported being 100 0sles on plantation sold on tuesday
future livery here about previous rates. u bales
tha spot Thursday gc for Liverpool midd.ing
and $50 also on the spot Yesterday, at e This makes
total for the weeE Of only go bales but there may
have been other transactions The particulars Of which
have been reported. The eSgemes fer middliug
plantation appear be ~ 5c and for future delivery
Aere o1s 70 -2 and &c. We quote mddlag on the spot
az 60 Zoe. We would again warn our friends in other
markets not 20 be deceived by the receipts reported,
which come forward under permits from the Governor
siderable portion Of the stock on hand is foreign
account aad the actual amount on sale is extremely lin
sUGAR.-Ia the absence Of all facilities for Shipment
the market has continued inactive throughout the week
Ae sales having been confined 70 goo hads during the
Hst three days and lJ since including 800 hhds yes
terlay. With regard 20 prices, still unable TO
give general quotations, but inferior has sold az Igc
common 20 good common at "a 70 Pc ai 20 IN y fair az
q. pa. prime 70 choice al 30 IA and clarified al 81
for yellow and ~ ior white.
MJLAssEs.-With light receipts prices continued buov
ant during the early part Of the week, since which, wih
more ample supple the market has r-gsdd tine sales
comprising 1909 b0ls during the first three days II TO
-c for iermentng aGd Is To 20 for reboed and 1JJ bbs
since intending 400 yesterday lf I5c for fermeung
tG for black thin rebousd and u for good The sales
Of hsifbarels comprise some 400 packages, mostly st
5c for choice fermanng Arrived since tie 4Jh instant
TOBACCO-Thers has been some fnafry for this s-ff-
Gle griDs the past week, but f.ctor have Withdrawn
their stocks from the market, anu have not sale of
any moment 10 report. Prices udsettied that
stock according TO our table is l6lsi hhds This the
nominal ock The actual stock il cOnds-sbly less A
considerable quantity still included In stock has been
sen from The supply since September to be baied for
the Mexican market and Tor city consumption The city
trade has materially increased since The Dockad- 0dr
manufacturers being all actively at work. Arrived since
the 4th instant % hlds
-FLoU in our last report Of the -four market we
noticed that the receipts had continued extremely Light
and thai tLcre had been only few limited retail sales at
the tariff rates Of Is for superns and per brl for
extra Since then the recepts have again Lrsn extreme
y light and The transactions have been consequently
confined 90 W limited retail sales the aboTe tariff
rates At wholesale the tariff prescrJes Sif for super
fine and 81 per 0r for extra. Al the corresponding
date last year the former ruled at sJI2iz and the
a. S6J per br Arrived during the past week I4J brls
GaAIN-Ia our last report Of the grain market we
noticed that the rec pts Of had been light but that
ordinary white aud Sllj 10 q % and 81 - per busbel
for prime white Since then the receipts have again
been hj and there mas been continued good demand;
te sales embracing about 1000 ssCes white in numerous
lots at the wholesale tariff rate Of 81 ~ per bushe At
retail tine tariff pfsrJT5es 5L5J per bushe At the cor
responding dae last year the wholesale rate was Sc 20
Ic per bUshe E7rv ia the week we Gotiaad the arrival
from Tennessee Of two Eabosr loads ia the ear 70 I
sold in this market TIE sales OF oats embrace about
100 sacks al the previous rate OF 5l5 per 5ushe winch
Toe under the taTl rates At the corresponding date
last year the ruling price Sic to J6c per busheL
There have been 10 further sales OF bran those last
wees az NtJ per IOJ lbs have heard Of further
sales Of wheat The last reported were at s. 10 70 s.
bu-heL The tariff prescriJes SO per bushcL At
his date last year the ruling rates were sIl2l7 70 81 so
per bushe- There have beeu no further sales Of rye
since those last week at - per bush=l Arrived during
tae pass week ao5 sacks Caru 81 do wheat do oats
CoFFEE-Ih- stock is very light. TIE retail de-
mand ns EN- supplied at So 90 SOC Per pound for Ha
vaua and BIO.
sALT-Ihe stock Is very much reduced. There is
-le or no tine IN the ma ket Dealers have supplied
new sacks The martial tariH presc-Ides S. per 100
pounds FOR Liverpool tine at wholesale, and 7c retail
81 per 100 pounds i1F at whO sale, and &C. per
pound at retail 50 100 pounds for packing salt at
wlolaaale, and Sc per pound retail
HAl-ILe supply is very light. Southern hay has
sotd recently a eiI 10 45 per tom according quality
We haye heard OF 40 sales Of any moment this week
excepting 100 bal crap grass At Sal 30 So and 100
bales fodder at S6J per ton The martial tariff pre-
eroes SO for crab gaas at Wholesale and $50 tail
aud 500 per -un for western hay wholesale and so
az retail At the corresponding date last year the whole
RICE n mere have been some transactions at the
taIli. rates which are &c per pound a wholesale, and
&C. at retail.
MONEY MARKET.-The comparatively limited, snd
rather peculiar cha acter of the financial movements tina
are ing forward, afford but little room for remark
Money is not only abundant but appears be all the
time accumuatus sil more, and most Of the old
uues for Investment beiug'eheT altogether or partially
closed it follows that the few borrowers that are in The
market have no difficulty in supplying their wants I
Holders Of al kinds Of ptuCes that are considered at
all good, can, in fact borrow favorable cOndi-
uons than before iu the market within cur recOec
rion- Mortgage notes freely taken at 20 per cent
and sometimes al lower rates and commercia pa
per- particularly first class pauees called to
and per cent per anuum Very little of what may be
termed new business being done by the banks the sys
ten OF renewing freely long since vdOpted together
with the plentiful supply Of money outdoors cheap
rates rendering applications for discounts almost wholly
unnecessary Domestic exchange rules about ths same
as previously, with very limited transactions The buy
ing IS about per dis ount and the dealers are