Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22
CorroN STATEMENT


STOCK on ~
Business was active to-day IN The lobglRg
trade. Meats are some drmer than yesterday.
Ness pork Is held az - 5UGZt. Clear slQes, 100
lFL.c. Clear bulk sides, EGl5bac. snouloen- ~
Nc BnIk shoulders, lice. Breakfast pa
c8u.lsl.alac. Plain sugar cured hams, -z9Zc.
SheIled corn is firm At l~l2l4nLl5c, and market
bare. Ear corn sold on iandlag Go-dsg ~
Oats are dull at ~ gle Bran nay
SZjIZs. CUrnmeal rs CnA at % % on
landing; S 75g8 from store Lne sUolA
OF apples is large aud demand sOou ioE clo4cti
whIek sail at g 10 S per barrel cooking @FpIes,
s. 70 s. EgZs are very scarce and urn 81 = 70
sse. Potatoes are stu dgL-cholce sell a. q 70
s. 50 from store, and common az 80 70 % 81
AZ poratoes are held aIsl 81 tOl g per husuel.
sweet potatoes in demand u~rsnipueLLr a5c9sL'
New GuEuies are held al -5c' ana ssc2nu-haIo
is % lSc, with a good demand rom tns
interior. Chickens are ia large supply az = uJ
10 s. 50 for old and young. onions are scaree
aud dsm Al SAG % s. . per DbL- Cement . 70
Goshen, A8045c- choice Weslernr S9fyc; g9Od
la31c; common not IN demand Bag
EIug ia good demand at AHgAc for lndla,
arc for Kentucky power, and A9l22 IoF
hand made. Flour very quiet super e'go'
X SsalU 50, Xxx sIgi2 81. HAA SlSa4 fancy
guppTv No. I half bbls SO 5Gl; No. 2
81 5BalU- No kit 81 Da3; No. e, SZJ19A 3
No. 81 25d2 81. M0lasses hm a. W9sJc
for n. LOUIS rebOIleu no New Orleans OF
consequence in market syrup. s4sL D. sugar
h-m lslsGI9c for white crushed and powdered
and coffee sugars ~ las9Lo4I5e w"
Rio Coffee, fair 70 choice, HOLE N-L LlLe
g. ulr2 .; Cape Lime, s. Wa .. me-letn
reserve cheese, l5glhzc factory Lg-3c;
English dairy, lSh4l9c. Common, WHISKY
81 7Je2; imitation Bourbon, = BE-: Bour-
Game caroe-quals, s. 50 per dozen prairie
chickens, s.; ducks, SB4 81; rabbits y JJi
srufnels. s. whole venLsOn. luALZ5ac per
hound. The late cool weather has brought
down meats 70 market in ialr q~uanulles-
dressed hogs are held ~ l0slc.
The live stock market Is unchanged-No /
beef cattle sell A. 5g6c gross inferior, 544c.
sheep. sat Tor No. l. and inferior duh al $50
n Hos Wnau UwHNa
Tns wheat ana dour exports Of California
this year viii not fall far snort OF len mLuons
Oh dollars. The wine crOpthis year wllamount
20 three millions Of dollars MhAe thefe = a
falling OF IN the gold product, other branches
Of industry otter more than couhueIoeLalcs
Inc price Of wheat in England has doubled
since lS4. and il now higher than y has been
since the close ofthe Crimean war. In The nrsL
fortnight Of October Il ross on the average ID
per cent The crop is said 10 Iurn outl on
LursAh NJ, q far lighter yield tuan was auLlcl-
pa1ed. and French buyers are stLl acJlNe In
their operations lu the English meat market.
The following resolution has been alopLtd
by the Directors Of The Board q Trade Of b
BasgTusI. That on and snert this dareths Chief
INSPECTOR shall inspecta ali new corn that IS msT-
rBsuUabIe a. new corn and ali new corn
that Is arriving IL bad condition and unit Tor
wsreEousing a. " no grade, 20 be left on track.
The Eastern shoe market IE dull ana the com
pIafptis general that Few orders only are com
ing forward from The West D trade ln tuat
section has not come Up 70 lhe expectation OF
d~Istrihut0rE and heuce few q them have re-
turned here a second lime 70 duplicate their
purchases The pIonts Of the lAl business eve
vwhere have been Light and holders Of stocks
likely 60 be carried over are nov pressing safes
a. less than cost Manufacturer are winding
up their seasOnable operations; they are doing
nothing except on orders, ana VIII not enter
upon the spring campaign before the nrst or
middle Of January
manufacturer taking their s-eHsOuabie vaca-
Ion. Puuss are unsettled and almost entirely
nominal. Hence no reliable quotations can Dc
- kLHnL e. L. ~ IA say thai bona uLH
buyers may obtain important concessions.
These remarks apply equally well - rough auu
finished teatneF. Inc fecslpH LNoLL ~
ries are not large puJ wing 2 We -oAs ly4-
tIuusd dulDess Of trade, there has been consid.
cradle accumulation or stocks, and ueary al
descriptions are ohsrlng AZ rates case IOWA 70
The Cuicsg0 Tribune says Of ths corn crop
The early spring ralus. which IN some HectOns
did greaE damage 70 the corn which had been
planted but - short Tune previously, followed
by 4 long drought during the ummer led
many operations 10 believe That the crop OF corn
would be poor IN qualiy ana llEhl 10 yield, as
compared with other years, The magnificent
weather or rpeuing during The fan and tue
absence OF cary fr0sts, d3ssipated the fears in
dulged IN, and The crop Is nov regarded A. a
success IN the southern part Of Indiana, Ohio
and Illinois, where IL was regarded as a failure,
ne crop has been much better than Eas eX-
pecJed Iheyield per acre was not heavy. but
- there was "a q eater breadth sDWu. the uuu-
Der Of bushels VIII aggregate As much As In
former wears. The crop ia Central Illinois and
throughout lows turned out much better than
Inc mos sanguiua ever anticipated, and take
ne country throughout, lt Is safe 70 say that
mere Will be as many bushels 70 be marketed
~ fu any previous year. The new corn now
being marketed Is Of superior quality. The
pr4in Is large and well filled, and uit ereOBly
4 Urfle drier. would readily inspect No. l. Al
r,s6y ID is having an effect on the market for
old com The new crop Tutes steady aud nrml
SrTle nc Old crop. Inspectiug mostly as No. q.
fg .teadHv depreclariuE IN price, and after the
-Iose N navigauom o. would not surprise D. 70
zee Tue I'D and new selling al nearly the same
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