Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-13
FOR WHOLESALE DEALERs.

We cheertully give h following inser-
tion, and call the particular attention of
wholesale merchants thereto:
UNITED STATES INTERAL REVENUE,
Assessors OFFICE, STH DIST. Tenn,
MEMPHIS, September u, 1870.
Editors Apped-I notice an error in To-
days issue OF the APPEAL, t0-Wit: that
no returns Of sales viii be required after
October Ist. Revenue laws in force ex-
empt, after October lsJ, a-uctiOneers and
manufacturer from returning and pay
ing on sales, but wholesale dealers will be
required to return and pay on gross
amount Of sales, a. heretofore.
A. b. y EWKIRK,
United States Assessor.
BOSTON GOT SHOE MARKET.
From the New York Shoe and Leather
Reporter Of the 9Th, we take the following
report Of the Boston boot and shoe mar
ket. That paper SAYS: 1.-THE market
presents no new features worthy Of no
tics. The demand for the week has been
moderate, and but slight animation is OBJ
servable in trade. There are, however,
some buyers here from the interior towns
OF the South and West, whose presence is
encouraging, but whose orders are small
in comparison with those given last
month. The jobbeTs nevertheless have a
monopoly Of trade, and are doing a
hrst-rate business. a few buyers have
come in for goods the second time this
season, but they seem in no haste to make
large purchases. Reports from the South
ern markets are favorable for a late re-
QUESTION on the East, as their trade did
net so early as usual, and has
been carried on with great caution. but as
there is a prospect of a fair price for cot
ton, Of which they are favored with a very
large crop, said 70 approximate 4,OO0. 600
hanga wa may rgQG0nahNE 4nfiafnata q fafr
quantity Of orders from that section.
Prices reu8in drm for all seasonable
goods, and are likely to be equally high
for those vet 70 be made on account of
the continued high rates Of stock and of
labor. The supply Of goods on hand is
still sufficient for the demand, except in
some Of the most desirable grades, which
manufacturers have been cautious about
making up in advance, but they are not
preparing on orders, which come in rather
freely. The fail trade bids fair to con-
time later than usual. By reference 10
Our tables il may be seen that goods ave
been scattered over a large extent OF ter
ritory, and deposited in a large number
of towns, which Is usual when heavy re-
tailers and small dealers come TO obtain
their supplies from the jObbing houses.
The weeks shipments Of boots and shoes.
TO places outside Of New England, foot up
IS, 9lS cases, against 37,454 the previous
week, and against 1869 IN the CORE
spending week Of last yeAr. The total
shipment since January lst, to places out
side of New England. irrespective OF those
on Boston account, made from the fscto-
ries direct, amount to SCI, 400 against $685.
Gle in the first thirty-six weeks of 1862"
TIE DOMESTIC COTTON 0 TRADE.
The New York Bulletin Of the Sth inst,
in an article under the above caption,
says: Now that our dry goods merchants
are able 70 give an approximately correct
estimate of the extent Of the trade don
by them during the month of August,
We find the aggregate business TO a
been much greater than was anticipated
at any time during the month. Although
trade opened unusually late, the sales
thus far are reported as being quite equal
TO those of the corresponding period last
year, and IN some instances even greater.
The latter Is especially true CT the BUSH
ness in first hands. Domestic commission
men began selling about as early as usual,
and ave had an active trade throughout,
but importers and iobbers did very little
until after the 10th of August, since which
time they have had a spirited, though tit