Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-05

port to-day, 1865 bales shipments, 1913
bales.
Ordinary - G8
Good = g.
Low Middllng- y 93-
y G
Strict % Ga
TOOL MlG0iinZ u
We think that even those who are not
disposed to overestimate our cotton crop
have placed their figures too high upon
the grand total. Good judges and those
who have the best means of know
ing, have named amounts varying
from 1900, 600 to 1,690,O coo bales. All
those figures we deed too high. 1t was
only a few weeks ago that only a cOtem-
pOrary placed the cotton crop Of White
river at 40, 1000 bales. We are confident
that fully twO-thirds Of the crop of that
river has been sent to market, and when
we state that out 97l4 bales have been
received at this point from that source
our readers viii, like Us, think that an
Overestimats of the crop OF the country
has been generally INDUCED in. We
suppose that 1000 bales have been sem
out of White river to New Orleans,
which IS over, rather than under the
mark. We have taken some trouble to
get at a proper estimate Of the White
river crop, and do not hesitate to say
that instead Of 10000 bales there will
not be 10000 bales shipped from that
river.
APPLES-There is not a large stock
on hand, and prices are firm for good
winter apples. we quote FROM stere az
So 30 to Sd per barrel. Receipts, none.
BRAN-The market is bare and we
have no sales to report from leyee. 1t is
held in store at SIS to so per tor.
BUTTER-The demand for choice is
very good medium grades are not much
in request; choice roll aud tub 3 b 40c;
COMMON from 20 10 soc. Receipts,
lone.
BAGGTNG-There Is a fair stock on
hand, but the demand il falling of.
Prices continue firm at Sac for Kentucky,
50 to 33c for India. Receipts, me
CORN-The receipts have been light,
and PRICES advanced. sales on levee q
81 05. Receipts, 5129 sacks.
COFFEE-rhere Is 4 very goQd de
mand for all kinds, and prices are firm.
Rio, p to SOC Laguayra, 50 to $50
Java, 43 To 45c. Receipts, none.
CHEESE-Receints are Large and de-
mand f-if. Western reserve, ID to lTe
factory, IS to l9c English dairy, 70 to
bic. Receipts, none.
CORNMEAL-There is a fair demand
aud supply light Fresh ground aud kiln
III leu sell ~ 81 - ~ - ~ pei Bd4lEA p4l
Of store. Receipts, $50 barrels.
EGGS-Ihe receipts are becoming
lighter, and prices are firm for fresh
packed at 40 to 45c. Receipts, mons
FLOUH-TEe market is well supplied,
aud prices are weak. We quote common
at s. to 50; sUperfiae, SO; single N,Sll to
S12 50; XA, XXX and all fancy brands
from Sl3 to 81 per barrel. Receipts,
GATs-Bear reat, Is to zoe veni-
son, Sc wild tedrkeys, 81 to 81 90
each ducks, s9o IS 50 per dozen
prairie chicken feS5 per dozen, SPUR
rels, 3 80; qubtt, s. to 8 80 wild
geese, 80 perdoF /; rabbits, S4per dozen.
49ffyT h1lag Eos %, nay 5a i
. 9 6E EU% st 50. Hsceifosl
80, 5 uf to 5o' fIla G,yi iIl''to5
n NJ8e. HecF%s So.
andAssF nEnd. So 9Il to
i- LfkhRs Fri 2ck on hand is notiarre.
tierces at APLAin kesAs, from l44 to
15Ic. xh
lasses eoY A1as t5SosrzNrease. The de-
mald is ofbnald price, m:; q ran & ' 9
syrups, a.. 81 10 to $,v&. Receipts
none. NV
MACH sREL-The demao t~continges
fair, audk 3cks well kept up.\ o. i 80
to $50 q. :, SIS to 81 S.AN5, 50.
OATSE rhe market is bare, wf.Ayery
light rec Its. We quO1e on levee- Ao-
nf -C faHLa. n, = - - - * Ar-
ONiOkS-The stock on handNp per 4,
large, 2l prices weak. We
iRrat - 50 to So p4iel
SFJC Coal oil, So to soc 49, \
SFNc nseed oil, 81 to 81 80; go
81 80 Us1 10. Va
PROVISIONS-Bulk meats are beil
received in considerable quantitie4
There is bat u small stock OF old meat on
hand, and prices are yet steady at on
quotations. There is 10 cid mes9
i'll market, and new Is selling at SD
prime mess, SIS to $40 ; clear
sides, Is to l54e; canvased hams,
in market; sugar cured, new plain,
zoe ribbed sides, III to l3c; shoulders,
to Zoe. Receipts, bacon 3 tterces
pork, none.
POULTRY-The market is. firm.
Wequote chickens at s. 5OtoS6, and tur-
kies at from SIS to SD per dozen;
ducks and geese from s. to SO per dozen.
POTArOES-Stock on hand large,
with prices weak. Sales at 8 80 to
s. p per barrel. Receipts, none.
ROPE-The stock Is very fair
and nrices firm. We quote for
machine made 12l 10 13e; hand
made 10 10 lie. Receipts, ] coil.
SUGAR-The new crop arrives daily,
and prices remain firm. The stock on
hand is fair. Crushed and powdered,
10 TO zoe A coffee, lSe; b, lie c, l6lc +!
Receipts, IA barrels and % hOgsheads.
SALT-rhere is a fair stock 0n hand.
inactive. Sacks, - - to s..
Barrels, So IS to 81. Receipts, none.
TOBACCO-There is a good demand
for all grades and prices are the same.
. fine stock is on hand and new sup
plies are received daily. We quote
leaf at 81 Is to 81 80
fancy Virginia, new work, 81 .
to 81 40 fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10;
medium de-, pounds, lotto Soc common
pounds, 60 to 100; fine and fancy
smoking, IS to 81 so.
WHISKY-There is = good demand
for fine brands, with fair shipping trade
in common at 81 to 50 so intuition
Bourbon, 81 25 to 50; Bourbon, s. % to
s.. Receipts, o