Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-08


121<e; do. A, SS1<e and Andtoscoeziu 8 4
wide Eheet!ngs are jobbing a. 375fc which
is two and q half per yard lower:
Fancy prints, ell leading makes, have al.
vGnced Nc per yard. We quote Amsri-
can as follows: merrimsck ID and Har-
teFs, uHe; Washingtons, Riehmonds.
Orientals and Garner q Co.'s, lie; Amos
keag, Sc; Merrimack shirtinas, lie. The
very beet makes ofprints, such as Cocheco
If not Pacific Mills, may open st I2o'
1 Gloucester ginghams are up 70 I2c Pas
sees old style nous delaines are still sell
log at lsc, but the new styles will prOba-
| bly, open at 200. At q meeting, Yesterday.
at which nearly every mill was represent
ed, and after fully discussing the matter.
IL was unanimously resolved, in view of
the present high price of straw, and the
low price OF paper, TO run the mill9 only
one half the time for the coming year.
dating from the LIST of August next.
Cotton in active demand and prices
higher; uplands, 2l1Se. Flour in fair de-
msnd snd market firm; receipts Ii 900
barrels; sales of superfne, Western ard
State at IS 1905 50; common to good
extra at IS 1905 05; good 10 choice at
% e5G6 so; white Western extra at s. 30
97i extra Ohio at IS S5(96 10; st. Louis
at So S5@9 Rye flour at S4 10a5 so. Corn
meal quiet. Whisky firmer at 941<@95c.
9rain-Receipts Of wheat, 63 900 bushels.
Wheat in fair demand and prices higher
on spring No. at 81 469I a.; No. 2 do at
81 40@l 46; red and amber at 81 47CaI 6S:
white Ohio at 81 So. Rye, barley and malt
are quiet. Corn in fair demand and prices
higher; receipts 81, 900 bushels; common
Western mixed at 7O97Ic; good to choice
at IKE; yellow at 73@74c; White at SIC.
Oats are steady, With moderate demand;
reesipts, S4OO bushels; Western, 641<G65c;
Ohio, 67969c. Hsy, 81 O5; shipping, 81 20;
retailing, 81 As. Hops are quiet. Coffee
is in fair demand and market firm: Rio,
lS9l674c Sugar is in fair demand and
rehnihg, s5S9s5Sc. Moissss; are dull and
nominal. Rice, 61<99c, Crude petroleum,
l5c; refined, 257E928c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 7.-Cottan in fair de-
msnd and market hEn, 205<Gt20Ze. Flour
in fair demand and prices higher; choice,
So 10. Wheat, demand good at full prices;
new sold at 81 25. Corn in fair demand
and prices higher, 57c. Rye, No. 1, Csc.
Barley steady, with moderate demand;
mixed, 52Q55c. Groceries md oils un-
changed Eggs dull and unchanged, 121<
@l3c. Butter steady, with moderate de-
mand; l6920o for choice; lower grades al
most unstable. Cheese dull and un-
changed, 109IIc. Pork dI1ll and IN
changed; iobhing sales at Sl5 256l5 40
4
101Ic asked for winter; sales at 91Sc tor
summer. Bulk meats duh aud dropping;
sales Of rough sides at 75<e At Indianapo-
lis. Bacon dull and prices dropping; sales
of shoulders at Ike; clear sides, &c, seller,
August and September nothing of note
done on spot. Hogs steady, with moderate
demand, 81 25G4 As. Beef cattle quiet and
unchanged in every respect. Tcbacco in
fair demand and market firm. Whisky In
fair demand and prices higher, 9lc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July T.-Cotton firm, zoe.
Flour in fsir demand and market firm;
Xxx, s. 25@5 80; XXX, IS SOFAS 50; old ex,
ira winter, "a 75&5; Xxx do, $5 40; xxx,
s. 20. Wheat steady, with moderate de-
mand; No. red fall, 81 14G11 Is; No, 2 red
winter, 81 25. Corn better In bulk mixed
on track, 49196le white, 6sx9554e; do
in elevator, sic; mixed sacked, 5926OC.
Oats stronger; In bulk mixed on track,
5S1zc; in elevator, 541Ic. Rye quiet, 759
higher, &c. Tobacco steady. Hemp dull.
Bagging unchanged. Pork firm, SIS 70.
Bacon, not much doing; shoulders, 7sS@
7Hc; clear rib sides, &c; clear sides, 95T9
l0o; large sales of choice csnvssed sugar
cured hams at I51fe, loose Gnd packed.
Lard, city refined job0ing at lO1<c. Hogs
active, $3 1904. Cattle, s. 5O@5 so for fair
25OO bbls flour, 46, 900 bushels wheat; 29.-
100 bushels corn, 1906 bushels oats, COZ
bushels rice, 765 head hogs, 465 head cattle.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July Flour unchanged.
Wheat, No. 2 spring hrmer and lc highe-;
closed at 81 q seller July; this afternoon
easier, but prices unchanged. Corn, No.
mixed firm, 1@lkc higher, closing at
52I9525sc seller July; this afternoon
quiet at 52s6@525<c sellers option, July.
Oats, No. 2 active and H917c higher, clos
ing at 451z4534c. Rye, No. 2 moderately
active, 67(g6Sc cash. Barley, spring No.
2 inactive and nominal. HighWines act
i've and steady, 9lc. Provisions quiet and
easy; mess pork closed at Sl4 509l4 621z
cash; sellers option, August, $l4 6251(G
IA 70; lard, 1890 cash; sellers option, Au-
gust, 104c. Hogs active and 59lOc high
er, $4(94 40. Cattle quiet and 127z@l5c
lower; "a l21zG4 so. Receipts for the past
day: 5000; 26 600 bushels wheat corn, l76,-
900; oats, 2O,0O1I rye, S700; hogs, 5000. EX-
ports: Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, II 900 bush
els; corn, lS5,OOO; oats, 81, $50; rye, 400;
hogs, 6O0O. Freights steady.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July Flour un-
changed. Corn in good demand white,
779S0c. Oats firm, 6796sc. Hay strong;
choice, $50. Bran dull and lower at 81 l5
al III. POrK dull and lower at 161<9
1880. Bacon in good demand; shoulders,
77s9Sc; ribs, eve; sides, lO3S@105zc. Lard
unchanged. Whisky quiet, S71Sc1Sl O21<.
unchanged. Sterling, bank, l251<; sight,
e premium. Gold, ll356. Cotton quiet;
middling, 20Hc. Sales, 1000 bales; re-
ceIpts, 800; exports, mons. For the week
net reesipts, 6407; gross, 6598; added to
this waste, damaged and samples, IS PSI,
makes stock, 81, ,49S; exports foreign, 3909;
oOastwise, 1882; sales, 9O0 bales,
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, July 6.-Tobacco, sales of
bright lugs at S. 1896 so; low to medium
leaf, IS 759l5; medium wrapper, 81 500
AZ. Cotton quiet, but stesiy. zoe. Flour
quiet, but steady; extra fsIaily, &6 25. All
grains in fair demand and market firm at
last quotations. Provisions firm, with
fair demand, but prices unchanged; sales
200, 600 lbs clear rib sides G1d clear sides,
loose, at S9skc. Whisky very firm, Gle.
PTTTsBURG.
PITTsBURG, July 7.-PetrOlsum, crude !
quiet and weak; on the spot or seller July
or August, 1910; seller all The year, l2tS@
l2J<O; buyer all the year, la1<ei refined in
fair demand and market fIm; on the spot,
257zG; seller July, 255z 926o OfsredI seller
September, 2654c,
Hf. hO8HOhs
BOSTON, July 7.-Cotton market quiet;
mid1lings, 211<e; gross exports, ZIG
bales; sales, 200 bales; stock, 5000 bales;
bales; sales for the week, 1850 bales.
a SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, July 7. - Cotton firm.
middling, 195<@20c. Net receipts, 193
bales; exports cOsstwise, 302 bales; sales
305 bales stock, 666 balet net receipts
for the week, 1893 bsleH; exports to
Great Britain, $50 bales; coastWise, 2574
bales; sales for the week, 50 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, July IT, Cotton quiet
niddling, 2Oc; net receipts, 1S1 bales; ex-
ports to continent la bales; ooastwise, 461
bales sales, 400 bales stock, 1895 bales
ports coastwise, l3l bales; sales for the
week, $50 bales.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, July 7.-Cotton in fair de-
msnd and market Arm; low middliug,
l9c. Bscon-olear sides, I0c shoUl-
ders, 71ke; hams, 121<o; sugsr-cured
hams, packed l5c. Lard, ll51c. Corn, Zoe.
Wheat, 81 35(91 so. Rye, soc. Barley, IS
Oats, zoe. Flour, IS 250SOO.
NORFOLE-
NORFOLK, July 7.-Cotton is firm;
low middling, Ice. Not receipts, 4S4
bales. Exports cOastwisGL "a. Sales, so.
Stock on hand 1918. Net receipts for the
week 1881. Exports cossiwiss II42. Sales
for the week 125 bales.
BALTIMOIlE-
BALTIMORE, July 7.--COtton frmer, /
but not higher; middlings, 2Ic. Net re-
oeiPts 80 bales; gross 46. Exports coast |
wise 1856. Sales for the w,ek 1850 bales.
GALvEETON.
GALVESTON, July 7.--Cotton market
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