Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-03

. at6L4 to IA stove-dried commanding Ito IOc. Received
since the 9Th ut. 1910 hhls. The same causes which
have checked the demand for sugar have depressed The
market for mOlasses, and resulted in 8declius Of to q
per gallon, the sales comprising lJ00 bales on Saturday
J5OJ OF Monday, and 1870 yesterday ct u 10 l6c FOL
ternenungr and ly 70 1919 aud @c. Tor prime % choice
which may be regarded as fair quotations.. This makes
an aggregate for the three days Of 600 bbls. The sales
Of half bbls comprise 1000 packages, including 400 yes
terday at 2t0 DE for prime 70 choice. Received since
the 9th ults. 1905 Dbl. aad $50 hall bbs.
In coffee we have heard OF no sales OF any moment
sIlce the oO bags Rio reported on FRIDAY, as % to zoe
me Hour market continues inactive, the business beiug
confined 70 a Jew small lots including 80 barrels super
line on Saturday, az $1,000, and 90 extra at SlL0) and
- barrels sUperhue on Monday, at 5000. Yesterday
supertins retailed at SiO30 to SlOJ0. and extra At SII00
20 Sll.IO, choice commanding higher figures. There T.
no demand except for city which may be
SCI down at $500 barrels per week. Received since the
9Th ult, $3.50 barrels and s3 sacks. The only sales Of
wheat reported are y sacSs ordinary red Yesterday at
SL.5ur and 2O prime ut - Oh. Received this week f7
SACKS. Inrye the only sale reported is 35U sacks yester-
day at Sis. With moderate receipts pricrz OF corn have
continued firm, the sal s comprising 900 sacks white on
Saturday at 81 90; 20O0 SACKS white, in several lots, on
Monday, M SLIGO. and l3j yellow at SL0j5 and 600 sacks
white yesterday az SlOU; making an aggregate Of a little
upwards Of 1000 sacks Received since the 9th ult. 2f12
sacks. The sales Of bran include a few small lots on
monday al e-uO per 100 lbs, and 80 sacks yesterday al
SlgO. In hay we no iced sales Of 100 bales ON Saturday
at $4,000 for inferior, and 5000 10 S35.O1 for choice crab
grass. The receipts Of oats this week comprise Jgs sacks.
No sales of Kentucky bagging. Il retalS at BE. % 2fc.
and rope at BE, 25c. for machine Iad.a bagging sales at
q TO BIC gunny b g 35c, and zoe. for second hand.
'AtAtA SAFES lIlCt q % 90 N.4G- IN SIT uHairEH HOW supNlN
their customers at $500 for Liverpool both coarse aud
fine $50 for screened, and $500 TO 500 for packing
kinds.
The New Orleans Dctg saws.
On the 18th September the specie aggregate IN the
bank retOrns showed a loss Of over Three mhli0usof dol
lars in the movement for the six months previous. Rates
CT both gold and silver Iuled at this date az they had
throughout from the opening Of the year-the former at
par and the latter az / per cent. premium for old. and 1
to III per cent. discount for new coin. when on the fol-
lowing day al Of the banks, except the southern, sus-
pended specie payments, and quotations Of al descrip-
tons Of coin instantly advanced 20 10 aud T. per cent
while offerings, especially of silver, which were hereto
fCre superintendent, 3 on became exceedingly light. At
the same time the demand for coin % meet Jhe wants of
the COnted rate government rapidly increased and buy
ers for the latter were to be found in dai Y Competition
with parties who were purchasing for the Tennessee mar
ket, where II was extensively used for investment in
Kentucky stock provisions, etc.
From this period quotations rapidly tended uuyari til
the 18th December, when gold ruled at % ~ 40 per ccnL.
premium, and silver at IS TO 20 per cent. premium. But
the announcement at the latter date Of prospective h0stili-
hes between England and the Yankees on the Mason and
Slitell question brought the market 10 a stand, and rates
suddenly declined IL 20 20 per cent all round No fur
Their change has since transpired i'm any class. bur the
supply has steadily increased, and the demand Las CON
ttnued bus little better than nominal. We quote the
closing rates today as follows: Gold coin Is 10 20 Der
cent. premium, and silver coin Of all ISSUES 10 to T. and
Il per cent premium, according to amounts offered