Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-21

our wholesale merchants are jubilant over
the nne weather W are nov having, and vel
they may be, for the general trade in this
market, IS and has been far In excess Of any
season since the war. For the past three
months many OF our large houses have done q
business from Sfl,IW 70 OJ,JU per month, and
smaller houses IN proportion, and in these
transactions q lair and liberal profit has been
realized. This extensive business has mol only
beeu gratifying 70 the merchants, but to the
citizen. It goes 70 show the general prosperity
Of the city and healthy condition OF trade
throughout the country tributary 70 this mar
Eet. and now That OuE merchants nave more
firmly and satisfactorily established an excel
lent trade, and begin 70 feel that the founaa-
ton on which they stand Is nrnt WY not
T9sbe an efort 10 extend the trade. There Is
nothing like the spirit Of enterprise which
everybody talks about In another place We
pave room for communication touching upon
Thfe varv question, and IL would do vel 70
look into IL The -four market continues sun
though ST. Louis experienced a decline yes
terday o. Is 10 &c per barrel. Lnls bnolBh oges
moi efect this market materially. Wheat also
declined slightly; 100 barrels nour solo ~
81 ~ and % barrels Xxx ats RZi the parry
selifnn the latter maintained that he sold IN
der ne market fancy Is sold mom ~ gol1
ms Is an advance Of two weeks ago Of . %
to 2 Der barrel Coffee has also advanced and
Is stu excited. Tine lowest grades OF ooHeS N
~ civ cannot be bought for less than n TO
%, which could have been Ten Gays ago
al l7c. Parties who had large stocks are reailz-
holdeH are not anxious 70 sell, feeling certain
thai prizes vii advance before the week ends
While these are iactS We are not prepared 70
believe that coffee win reach the e~xtTaEazant
mice mRintslned BY some. Che0se-The
demand continues fair, and the supply i'm
rrovad. and selling readily at Ice. Corn
Therq was an improved demand. one dealer
sold % sacks, a. re, on the fevee another
dealer sold lI sacks al the same figures. This
al a slight decline, caused, probably, by the
g,nnlv ON the market O-nne - y shade.
.safer We heard o. no important frausact
ffon only small lots selling on the leyee at
al 5. and IA store nom eW %, owing TO
the Grade. Oats are IN better supply than for
- Ssef two months, and holden don't seem
snxtous 10 sell The demand Is Ialr. In small
Tofs. they sold run store az - 70 Ocl % sacks
- fhe leyee st Sc., g decline 81 one 70 two
Cents onions are IN moderate demand The
SSn1iv n ample, and selling At $500 TO S32.
AZ Z Id limited supply, home consumption
1sLing n up as fast a. received. m lots OF 10
1919 from store, at 81 % per hunurSo pounds
Hides are In active demand, 81 quotations
LaioT- Molasses-The new crop Is begin
Sf1o 10 o0me ID. Louisiana is lower as &c.
SORGHUM. at 81 TO 55c- Potatoes are Y good
EuppIv and unchanged IN price, nom - Won
Fhe IeVee 70 8 . in store. In the pioNl1On
market there has been no important change
aad but utIe excitemenk. Receipts have been
ii9bt nsyigation dlfHcHIt, and railroad 1acili-
ties limited. Merchants complain bl1SsS -
DELAYS. some having goods On the Way, eltnef
from 81. Louis OF Cincinnatly rom Ten oayA 70
three weeks Out, aD4paying 0rtne sasat LIDS
aud easy. The supply is Light not more thAn
eoual 10 The demand Sc. 70 VIC are me ngund
on clear sides; shoulders, sc. 70 o1dc1 buesi
oured hams and breakfast bacon unchanged
Bran Is quiet the supply gooa a. 80
sc. 70 25c. Beans, 81 % per pushel. 5arn9
IS steady and unchanged. Chickens % .
TO 81 50 supply light. The general market Il
nrm and business good, though TanhacAoAl
Light owing 70 The extreme high ng1rA