Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-22

Receipts per NJ. & c. R. R., 81 bales
NJ. & T. R. R., 60; NJ. & o. R. R. p
Steamers, 10Y. Receipts for the day 200.
Exports were per NJ. & C. R. R., q
bales; N. 10. - bales; NJ. q T. R. r, IS
exports per Steamer, 900 bales. Exports
for the day, 052.
Decrease of stock 75s bales.
TRADE.
The general trade of the city is strictly
in keeping with the season. Summer,
with its hot growing weather, is fairly
openeds and people in the interior are
giving close attention to the crops, and as
a consequence are scarce on u business
thoroughfares. There is, however, a fair
replenisbing trade, and when the season
is considered, with the backward Spring
weather, one cannot well complain. Con-
/ siderable rain fell in This section to-day,
which will stimulate the crops materially.
New fruit, vegetables and wheat are
coming in, and occupying no little share
Of attention. Our city millers are in the
market for wheat at 81 20@I 50 per bushel,
and viii turn Out new hOur in a few
days. shippers of fruit and vegetables
are preparing for a brisk campaign, and a
lively competition is probable. Dry goods
have advanced l5@le., ana are very
firm, though not active. In boots and
shoes there is no quotabie change. Pro-
visions continue to advance, and are stiff,
and the same Is true of corn and meal,
while -four, etc, are on the decline. Gro
oeries are firm. To-day there was a fair
accession OF planters orders, and a few
country merchants were on hand, which
tended to more animationthan previously
during the week.
Green APPLES are coming in steadily.
shippers buy at 3 90 to - 90 per barrel,
loose.
BUTTER inactive. Choice Western SO to
35c; Country IS to 2Jc.
The PROVISION market is stiff and tend
ing upward. We quote mess pork at 81 50
to s35 ia large and small way. Bacon
Clear Sides I9c, Shoulders l5c. Country
MEATS are about &c lower. Plain S. c.
Hams ICE: s.. c.. Canvassed 20}z to DC.
Lard, in ~tierces, 10 10 zoe; kegs, p
to 22c; caddies, p TO DC.
In COFFEE there is no change with a
fair demand. Ordinary 10 prime Rio 20 to
26c; Java 95 to SIC.
The supply Of CoRSNEAL is better and
the market easier at ( p 10 - 50 for kiln
dried.
EGes are in liberal supply, and move
at IS to zoe per dozen.
All grades of FLOUR reported har. We
quote S~uperfne, 5 90 to 50 so; Y, 5 "a
to Sc %; Xxx, 60 TO s. 30; xxx and
fancy brands, S. to II.
There is a demand in PRoDUCE,a and new
Potatoes come in freely. We quote, in
barrels, shipping order,) , 90 to 50 25.
are scarce and in demand at 8 80
o 81 per barrel loose.
DRIED FRUITS are about ont Of season,
and are u]nquotable.
The FEED market is quiet, with stock
light. Yellow Corn is held at 9Oc;
921L to q5c. Oats in tor Is to soc.
20 90 to 50 90 per ton; LOG sacks
on Ievee at $40, Shipstuffs S24 go per tor.
Hay 20 @ ia 81 90, ana dull.
The HIDE market is dull and prices
weak. Green a.; Salt 10; Dry Salt, lie;
Dry Flint, 20c.
Cape andAlahama LIME held at I Is TO
81 per barrS Utica 81 -. Cement = 80
TO Sc.
There is no change in SUGARS and Mo
Prices are. firm. We quote
Louisiana yellow Sugars II to I5c; New
Orleans Y. C.. lG 10 tG1zc; lev Orleans
". G. 1872 to I7r; soft white lie; hard
III to Ise. Molasses range from 50
10 soc, as to quality.
The PoUITRY market is poorly
supplied. Young and old chickens range
from 3 50 70 Sc 90 per dozen.
There is a gso1 local demand for
LIVE STOCK and market poorly sup
piled. Beevps 4 to 7c as 10 quail
ity. Hogs are duh At e gross. sheep
, co u s. O. Per Lead. Cows with
% to 500. Work oxen "a to Sl5Oper
yoke. Work Horses and Mules Is to 500
per head.
In SALT there is no change. Large
dairy (seven bushel barrels) "a so;
small dairy 1--WE bushel barrels) 50 50;
common seven bushel bbls.) g 30
to 3 so; small common Is bushel bbls.)
% 50 to 2 70.
There is an active demand for manufac-
tured ToBACCos, and prices are steady
Receipts ofVHEAT moderate, and sales
Of 200 bushels to-day at l 25 to 81 10.
The WHISKY market is 0uiet. High
wines g3to 95c. Proof Whisky O5 to l 10
Common 50 To Soc. Imitation Bourbon
I % 10 20