Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-03

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Tic heated term continues without am
batenent IN its vigor. Little else i
talzed about, though the earthquake,
fW4aeh scared unsOund slesPers last nigh
was thescbject Of much comment upoi
the street. An easy conscience, and con
I sequent sound slumbers, prevented our
! Selling the shock, so we leave a deserip
ton Of it to those who can speak from oh
~servation or experience. We learn Of ne
further drainage by the Storm or tornado
Of Wednesday. Young corn and fruit
along its track suffered 80 some extent
hut not very seriously.
Shipments OF cotton having FALLEN on.
owing to the very small stock, the only
freight moving northwsrd is potatoes and
apples. In these early products there is
considerable doing, heshibpeptsamoun
ing probably to $500 to 5000 per day in
value, and goiagto Cincinnst Louisville.
Chicago ard St. Louis.
The receipts from above are yeEy light.
Outside boats bring very little for this
port, waiIe we have but two regular pack
cts per ygsk in tho Cincinnati trade,
whichS ether with the steamers Of the
St. Louis Tine 90 all our importing bust
ness outside ri what Is received by rail
road.
Green APPLES are in coed shipping de-
mand at > to& per barrel. Our country
friends would do well to remember that
bruised apples are not wanted. Our quo
tatious DC not include the package.
There Is ? good demand for choice yel-
low Western BUTTER at p to S3c, while
All common grades are neglected and dull.
The PRovIsIoN market is unchang-
ed a prices are steady. Mess
Pork S34 50GS35 per barrel. Bacon-CIear
sides IsH to Iec. Shoulders 1880. Coun-
Try MFATS are about &c lower.
Plain 5. G. Hams lqc; s. G. Canvassed
2oK TO PC. Lard, in tierccs 20 to 2olc in
Kegs, 2Ito 22c; caddies, = to &c.
There IL no change in COFFEE The mar
kst Is steady. Ordinary 20 prime Rio % to
CSC; Java 30 to Sc.
There is 8 slight advance IN CoENAEAI.
Holders ask = 10 for fresh in store and
onIevee. Kindred - 258Si rs.
FLOUR is dull al unchanged prizes:
Supsrfiue, s. 90 70 = 30: \, - -
70 IS -; XH: G-l .o < 90; XXX and
fancy brands, s. 10 II.
There IS ? good inquiFvf or Eee-insmail
packages al % to PIC.
The FFrD maFket is steady. One 5h0u--
and sacks Corn came in from White river
ON ihe Natoma. Six hundred and twenty
seven sacks white sold on Ievoe at 9Oc, but
some holders ask CSC, and win store in the
event they can't get their price. Oats are
dull 1T soc IN store in lots, Bran S246s26
per ton. Choice Hay S256>25.
The HIDE market is dun and prices
weak. Green Go; salt 10; Dry salt, lee
Dry Flint, zoe.
Cape and Alabama LINE held 81 o. 10
Il 50 per barrel. Utica 81 -. Cement . IS
20 50.
The stock of SUGARS and MoLAs-
sEs IS IUlly equal 70 the demand
and prices are weak. We quote
Louisiana yellow sugars II to l5e; New.
Orleans Y. C. 49, to l6ci New Orleans W.
G. l6- 70 lsc; sor white loZ 10 isCi hard
white 4 to l75le. Molssse- range from
81 to eoc, as TO quality.
POULTRY is in fair demand. Young
Chickens - 81 20 81; old s. to - 90.
There is 81 Cai- butchers demand Tor
LIVE STOCK and heeves range from 3}zto
80 as TO quality.
In SALT there is ne change. LaFgs
dairy tseyen bushei barrels - SO;
small dairy Give bushel barrels e 50i
large commo seven hushel bbls.} - 50
20 9 5Oi small o7u1mon Is bushe! bhls.
- 90 10 . =.
There Is .air demand lor ToEAooo,
and prices ara steady.
WHEAT Is n demand a. :he mills at 81
tgEl &c per bUsIel.
Tho WHISKY market is duh High
wines eIc. Proof Whisky o. 10 81 q
Common e. so a5c. Imitation Bourbon
! 20 20 I "a.