Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-23
On Chnnre-Rusiue. No,r..

There was a large attendance on Change yes
terday, and a fair amount of business was done. Nj
Tate, the President of the Charleston railroad, was pres
ent. and expressed to many Of the members his desire Z
do everything in his power to forward freight as rapidl
as possible and with entire impartialty. He had don
50, and SO would continue to do, and was ready to adop
any feasible suggestion that any one would Offer b
would even not object to placing the whole matter unde
the management Of a committee appointed by the Mer
chants Exchange, if it was thought such a COMMITTEE
could manage the business better than himself He eK
planned that the system some lad proposed, of registering
and receiving a pro share from each merchant would no
do, as some experiments he had made in that way showed
that merchants would register much more than they
wanted to send 10 secure as large a share as possible
Such proceedings made the system impossible.
The sales on Change are given in our market report
The aggregate receipts by railroads and steamboat
yesterday were as follows: 3 sacks bran, l6l sacks beans
% barrels beef g barrels becon, ~ bales cotton, 1914
sacks corn, 500 sacks cotton seed, 200 bushels coal, III
cases dry goods, $50 sacks and 567 barrels -four, 500 hides
p head hogs, 7kegs and 50 barrels lard, 50 packages
liquors, 1909 barrels Bolasses 20 boxes oranges, y Inseed
oil, Is barrels potatoes, 40 terees rice, 81 barrels and 1904
hogsheads sugar, 2l2o sacks salt. 1900 sacks wheat, 80
bales wool.
The New Orleans dispatches read on Change stated
/ Adt On AutsAdF ~ uuu AA-Lhtt a Jun 10 uhoAaL5t1
rates. Corn was in fair demand Prices Of rye declined
Bran in fair request. Nothing of moment in wheat or
oats. Supply Of sugar in excess, demand only to a fair
extent. Moiassas dull at the reduced rates
The New Orleans Baiatis reports Mondays market as
follows:
Sales of Sugar, 1900 hhds at the reduced rates Of Il to
= cents for common TO good common, p for low fair aud
p to for fair to fully fair the decline being caused by
the supply exceeding the demand which was limited
nothing ranOrfad in nrimn 70 choice. Sales Of MOiazEeS.
$500 barrels at 10 TO L. for iermenting, and Is to Isl and
10 for prime to choice; and 1903 half barrels at - to 90
and 2O4 for fermentng, and . for prime supply ample
aud prices easier. Nothing OF any moment reported IN
-four. ~Superfne retailing at SO and extra at Sll NO
thing in Corn or Oats. Sales Of Bran 400 sacks ia three
or four lots at $3.50 per 100 pounds. Sales OF Hay, a
small lot Of crab grass al 50 per tun,
The following quotations Of Northern markets viii be
read with interest The remark on sugars in he Chicago
report is refreshing.
The ST. Louis Republican Of the 10Th rep lrs sa'es Of
country -four at 1865 of wheat at zoe, and choice red
at zoe; Of corn at p and 33e. o bar'ey at 52c, and with
sacks returned at SOC. Of rye, sacks in, at 42+ee. hay
soc. per ewti dry flint hides lie; dry sailed at &c.
The Chicago Tises Of the I4th has the following reports.
Reducing the -four the total amount Of grain on hand
was equal to 4,472,5GJ bushels, an increase for the week
Of 266 367 bushels; OF this there was 2ll0l,9O5 bushels
wheat, LIB, 1913 bushels corn, and 32,65O barrels -Four.
Sales Of -four at $3.50 to S4OO and Sf2li wheat in good
demand, advanced I2c. per busheI, $1,000 bushels sold at
73e. for number red, 7R4 to re for number L SPRING
other qualities 53c. and 66l2e baggsd wheat $50. for
white winter on track, and p to Il2 for Iowa Sales
Of IS bushels corn az 22L2 to 225 for old mixed in store
and Ice. for for new mixed : oats at 10 to 1914 rye
at SIC; mess pork asking SOP 10 sg.25, 1000 barrels
city packed mess 50 lard &c. to 6+c. and 642ci green
meats lac. for shoulders, and 2}4e. for hams pork bar
rels selling at SLIGO; lard tierces SIS to sl.90 live
hogs advanced, sales at s2.25 TO S240i cattle at
s225 to $3.50 for ordinary TO choice butter sold at "a
for fair, and 81 for good Rio coffee held firm at TO
pc, Java 20 TO 2sc; sales Of dressed hogs weighing 200
lbs S2.75. 2GO lbs s272h, go lbs S2.75, 800 lbs $3.50 Po-
tatoes, IS to SOC. per bushel; coal, $40 to S. per ton,
according to quality eggs, l24 to BE. for fresh green
apples, $3.50 to 50 for good 10 choice, aud SlNto sl.75
for common molasses, dull and unchanged. at 35a, SOC,
soc, and o. to zoe, according to quality. The sugar
market continues ve-y firm. holders generally believing
the duties win be further increased and having about
given up all hopes of deriving any supply from the South
Cube. q to lOIc, New York refined lit 12c, New York
crushed, y to I2lc; salt, firm at s225 for coarse aud
fine, ground solar s250, dairy $3.50 teas, C. TO 81 for
green, 50 to 90c, Tor black.
In New York, on the 9th, cotton was quoted que. at
81 to 35c. for middling uplands Tennessee Gs quoted
49, in the stock market, and Missouri IS az In Cinciu-
natl whisky is quoted % to 25se.