Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-28

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There mas been no change in wheat, which il
firm al yesterdays prizes. Corn is scarce, a.
though several hundred sacks OF the new crOE
has arrived from Madrid bend, and more " d
follow daily. IN asmal retail way il Is held al
SIS to SI50. but in lots upon the landing sells
nj 81 is to q 20. Oats are uul al zee from store,
none on leyee N the morning, and but q small
amount Drought by The CorneDa. Meal Is
SEA rec, and held at S. 80 TO S.. Bran is SC tIce,
and hrin at $50 to So from store. II y scarce,
but light demand at IS to u. Goshen butter, 4Uc
choice country, 50 to@Iq good, Soc. Eggs are
scarce at = 20 sc for fresh, VIII ls some Old
packed are lower. Potatoes and onions are
nTm at So IS to s. . per Dbl, and in some eases
s. 50 is asked for choice. Chickens are scarce;
Young, s. 90 10 4 so; Old, $ 90 70 ) 80.
Cofee, Rio, & TO E}5c- Hour firm;
nne, 80 80 70 2 70 superhne s. 50 10 8 90: \,
50 % tolO o.; N&. SO 50 to II 90 Xxx, snd all
fancy brands, sI3 W TO a %. lard, in tierces,
1874 10 lac kegs, Is 10 l5Iac. hesspofk. 81 GO
70 2 = mess beef, $40 20; clear sides fra y
10 10 lgl4c; shoulders, 10 70 l6c eanvsssed
hams, 70 to 2lc sugar cured, p to &c. Salt,
50 50 per Dbl sugar, Il 10 DC ior crushed ana
clarlfied I 4tO lie for brown Western Reserve
cheese, II TO Ec factory, ID to l6c. WHISKY,
We again refer briedyto the new regulations
concerning the weighing and marking OF cot
ton, the ass Ssnent and collection Oh the tax,
and The removal Of the cotton under bills Of
lading. Cotton removed under a bond execu-
ted prior 10 the lst Of september, when the
bond does not expire until Al er LEui dale, Is
subject 70 the rate oftaV, three cents per pOund,
in force prior 10 that time. The tax otherwise
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Der lSL. The fee for weighing and marking cot
Ton, including the metallic tag, will be twenty
i've centsa bale ubtl otherwise ordered. It
having been found from experience that the
furnishing Ofincreased facilities for the remo-
val OF cotton without the prePayfueut Of tax is
consistent with Increased security 70 the treas.
ury, II Il to substitute shipments TO
the revenue officers uuoer Ills OF adiDg tor
The bonds heretofore required.
When a collector IS Obliged 10 retain the Gus
tody of the cotton consigned 10 him on account
OF failure 10 pay the tax lmmedI ately on its ar
rival, he shall cause the same TO be storadain
some suitable warehouse, the owners o. which
shall have given adequate security for the sale
Gus ody ofsuch coLtou, and shall take a ware
house receipt from such proprietor. The charge
the place, Thecollector will I'm no case permit
the OWuer OF the cotton, his agent or factor, to
have acIusl possession Ofthe same until the tax
shall have been fully paid. II the tax is not
paid before the expiration o. the Ninety days
IRON The date Of tie assessors permit the as
SCISSOR viii 1t once certify the taxto the ooItc-
tor for collection, IT necessary, the collector
Will enforce the collection by dIstraint and sale
OF the cotton. In such cass the assessor win en-
Ter the iaN on his next monthly list, and both
he aud the collector Will enter The proper credit
IN the bonded accounts, under the heading Ito
oe made for that purposeb OF +" collected by dis
traint and sale o. cotton"
When owners or holders Of cotton desire TO
pay the taxes on the same before It's removal
from the district IN when it was produosd.
marked and tagged, in the manner prescribed,
Every manufacturer OF consumer must. on or
before the last day Of each month, pay 70 The
collector the am u OF tax assessed against
which no tax has been paid which amount,
subject 10 no deduction, must be entered on the
aforementioned f0rIn, No. 70. and certified 10
The collector on the assessor's list.