Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
FOREIGN rrronns THE xosrH
or gTprENEFH.

OF sEPrEMRER.
Emit for cons'm-,. 81, ss,s sl.sg0,ill sle,7ls5a
Entd forwarehsg S,&ii3l9 5ss 1000
s6eseg o 99a E6siiion SSi Ss ieiasl
Tot. ent. at port..sl5,4ss,giO sl5G3g,459 s22,674,sa5
wan from wh'se, 6,9f2,55i 6,s52,s29 S,0f2,608
II will be seen that notwithstanding the snor-
nous aggregate OF receipts, there was no accn-
mutation Of stork IN bond the. Total amount
millions, while over eight millions were with
drawn for consumption. Thus, while the di-
rect entries were four times as large as for The
same month OF last rear, tho amount Of goods
held IN bond az their gold value was reduced
more than three million dollars. We annex a
January LIST;
FOREIGN piPoEls AT EEw YORK FOR NINE
MONTHS FROM SUA I.
Enid for Cousin .SsI,6G8,s5 saa4gi,ssi es69Sl5 q
Do. iorwarehsng 45327.5I0 g5,3gS,lO8 55'l!G,16
sP5SSss.oD sSS 6ai1, i.8.isii I Iss.ia 1916 .z5
Tot, ent. at port Iaz5fzsi7 sisa,FI.T0 sIH s8.as.
WIN INA. wh'se, $il9i,lJ5 5iel5-5s2 T,9i2,U7L
Our reader will bear in mind u.at the great
frst OF August, and the total Tor the nine
months ending aeutember so. 81 thsrefore con-
slderabIy behind the corresponding total for
last year. The receipts for duties have been
very large, owing to the Withdrawal Of stock
ton OF entries made in bond. The following
wiz show the comparative total Tor September,
and the first nine months OF the year:
FRo3N CUSTOMS At New YORK.
In Sept .-.. T-97O,,i3 g. sf05f.ig a sI2.6a6I5 ca
Prgv.6mosSsO525s2 % 52,255,G7 50 ~59,5s7,5I3 .
Tot 9mozs2 ,a23.OD 90 s5s,5O98 10 STI.5l7,I5s 81
To show the effect OF The withdrawals from
bond on the volume OF duties, wC need only
meadon that while the Sl6,IlS-3S OF dutiuJie
goods entered in September directly for con-
sumption paid but 8~7.637,l1S "a ina customs. the ]
ss.0l2G05 o. goods taken out OF bond dur.ns the
UuEmFL mI.H $500 HH NN RW m|nnnEF AnnlNn FNn ]
rate OF the direct entries. The reason on this !
VIII be obvious 90 mercantile reader, who VIII
remember that the goods bonded arc chiefly
those chargeable With be higher rates Of duty. l
IN connection with the rapid increaae IA the
imports IL is unpleaauut 70 notice the decline In /
the exports This viii no partly made up 10y
the shipments of cotton ia the October return, Z
not vet complied. But there VII still remain q
serious deficiency, unless ihe movement Ct
hrcadsiuIs and provisions shall DO very lar o
during tho winter months. The export figures l
Of produce and merchandise, unlike the Inc
ports, arc given in their currency value, ana
represent the cost hero In paper money. The
following is our usual summaTy FOR the month
OF september:
ExPcHr5 EEoN NEW YORK TO FoREIGS PORTS IN
Z MONTH OF sEPrEdBER.
Domestic produce. si, 7I7.TI SIS 95.5gs sl2a5 -
Foreign mdEc. free, 500 StSTf2 Gf,0B ]
ForeignSdutiahle-. zN,U2 2t1,l5s 3S,S4
specie and bullion, 3,is0ss5 2S5,595 2,49i,q3
Total ports Sc. ig2.5l8 rl.-as55 si5.53sif
Do. excLof specie, l2Ol2,lG3 E,gjf,fS If,u2S,5lf
The total since January !, shows a very large
decrease as compared with last year. Part Of
the difference is owing 20 the change in The
currency, but the bulk Of ills due 20 the Milling
of in shipments Of domestic produce. We an
mex q comparative statement
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK TO FOREIGN PORTS
FOR THE SISE MONTHS FROM JASUARYL !.
1863. 1874. 1855.
Dom. produce. $40, 1881 Sl53S ,993 sIJ7,g gf. B7
FOrmase, free, TTg.9y5 L.lSZ,5fS -2,lS0
specie q buIn s2,Sis,i5i ~sis55.55i 555,l5
exports. Si63,S5,15 sH4,s3227 $751; ,94
exclus'veof
specie . 10, 87,cI I59,5G,53 I1,Hs,l7s
The markets Of this country. II prices are
recKOned I'm the standard paper currency. ar
now the dearest In the world, and this isLl C
real hindrance to a large export movement.
Those who have chung 70 the paper money de-
luslOn because IL Eaemeu to double tholE in
come, aud multiply their wealth. VIII awake
day &c tbs fictitious character OF their
-eemlug prosperity, and wonder what has be-