Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-08

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The amount OF fractional currency is
sued from the printing bureau Of the
treasury department for the week ending
June9 was 1914, 500. The amount sent
away during the same period was as fol
lows. To the assistant treasurer at New
York 500, 600; to the assistant treasurer
at aRston SIO0, 900; to the assistant treas
urer - st. Louis $4,000; to the United
States depository It Baltimore $4,000,
and to the national bangs and Others
Si69, 327; total S479, 32T.
The Baltimore american says a eoun-
terfeit ten dollar note Of the Third Ma
tional bank of Philadelphia, exceedingly
well executed, was detected atone of our
city banks yesterday. The signatures
of the cashier and president are perfect
limitations of the genuine. The note Is
rather dark and the engraving, upon
close inspection not very clear. 1t is,
however, undoubtedly the beat COUNTER
felt of a National bank yet seen, and is
well calculated to deceive.
The cash balance in the hands of the
assistant treasurer in Boston at the Close
OF business June ], vas ST,67T, $40 SO,
showing 3 decrease of 500, 729 81, as
compared with last week.
In 1866, Philadelphia sent to market
1891 47 tons of coal, worth nearly $780,
600, 0C0, and shipped to foreign ports 592,-
542 bbls of petroleum. The foreign trade
OF the city was as follows Exports, ST.
9l3, 9OI imports, Sl3, sos, COS, an increase
of nearly s., 100000 in the exports, and
nearly 81 100000 in the imports. The
foreign exports are larger than they have
been for sixty years, but not equal to
what they were between 1904 and lS0S,
when the highest point attained was e
S2l, 0,000. The imports are larger than
they have been for five years, but not in.
the average as great as they were from
I94S to 1850.
Harvest reports from England are gen.
orally favorable. According to the latest
advices from France the weather cQntin-
ues fine, and the accounts from the de-
pRrtADts respecting the crops are In q
nigh degree satisfactory.
The Russian American trading ON
pany, which has controlled our new pur-
chase on the northwest coast, has made a
good thing out of the property. ThNs
eompany's receipts from 1850 TO 1860 were
s., 426 ,ll3, and its net profits 81 81 900.
The rain seems to have been pretty
general in Missouri. From Iron, s.
Francois, st. Genevieve, BOllinger and
Wayne counties We hear Of the terrible
effects. The amount Of damage can
hardly be estimated. Price's raid in 1864
did not iDjure the country near 50 msoh.
Many farms are nearly ruined, and it
will make crops short; for 1t is now too
late to refenee and replant the fields thus
laid bare.
Trade is narrowed down to very limi-
ted proportions, and dizziness is the gen.
eral complaint. We think, however,
that the aggregate of the seasons BUSH
ness will foot up much better than is
supposed by many; and were rencs more
reasonable, u merchants might wind
up their spring trade with a very fair
balance on the right side. But a few
months ago when business was compar-
atively 8ctfve our people made an effort
to soften the hearts OF landlords and get
them to do that which they should have
done without solicitation. This effort
was attended with but verylittle success.
Would not another movement of this
kind now when the most Obdurste prop
erty holder can see that the present trade
Of u city will not justify. high rents)
have its influence with those who own
real estate? >.
COTTON-The market was dull to-
day, and a further decline OF about 1c per !
ID on all grades was experienced, not
~Withstanding the weeks sales in Liver
pool have footed up the large number of
iI4,O00 bales-of this, $1,000 bales were
taken by spectators and the other "a, 600
bales were for export. The stock on
hand is reported ats53, 600 bales, ofwhich |
4O9, 900 bales are American. The sales
in this market to-day will not, we think,
exceed 800 bales, among which was one
lot of 40 bales averaging middling, at |
24c. Receipts are rapidly falling off, Is
bales being the imports for the past "a
hours, with no shipments. We quote
the market inactive.