Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-21

Corn is steady and firm, with a fair
local trade doing. Sales OF choice
white, from store, were made at ia
73c for small lots-74a76c is asked
none on the levee. OOrnmeal Is in
active demand, with light receipts.
Prices are firm. Sales by jobbers are
madeat So 65a3 20; fresh ground from
the mills rules at SO 70a3 50; small lots
from store at SO 75a3 so. Oats steady,
with a fair local trade doing; selling
at 66a66kc In small lOts-67a68c is
asked. Bran is in good supply, sell
ing at 81 50a18 per ton. Flour is in
fair request for choice family and
medium grades; low grades con-
tinue dull and nominal ; low
superfine 50 80 per barrel to So 20;
super, 81 75a5; medium, s. 50a6; Xxx,
S. %; xxx, S. 50a6 20; choice tami-
ly, 81 25a7 70; fancy brands, IS per
barrel. Hay is firm and scarce with
small receipts and prices advancing;
holders were asking yesterday 81 to
$50 per ton. Sales were made Of small
lots at the latter figure; medium $25a
Is per ton; choice hay was selling in
the market yesterday at $26 per ton.
Bagging is in fair request at Is TO 20c;
standard brands DC. Cotton ties At
a5c. Meats were in light request
with the market inactive and prices
nominal and unsettled. The stocks
on hand are equal to the demand.
We quOtec clear sides, 94c; clear ribbed,
Sc; shoulders, 74a73c. Mess pork dull
and quiet at $l6a164 per barrel.
Hams-chOice sugar cured and canvas
ed ruled steady, with 9 fair city trade
doing. We quote sales Of choice at
164al6lc; medium I5al54c; plain,
l3Eal4c; breakfast bacon, I03allc.
Sugars continue in good request;
Louisiana, fine, 124ai3c; coffee sugars,
l34a144c. MOlasses and syrUps are
quiet and steady. Coffee steady with
prices firm. Potatoes are quiet, with
the receipts equal IN fha demand.
The shipping trade has fallen on,
hence there is a slight decline in prices,
with a fair city trade doing. We
quote sales in bulk at 81 75a3 q, in bulk,
and jObbing, barreled at So 25a3 80.
Chickens are in better supply, with an
active demand; sales of young at
81 25a3 90 per dozen, according to
quality; old, 81 25a4 80 per dozen.
COttOniseed is quiet, selling to mills at
81 AG4 NOD I'll NAAC ACNCCa W GA1hN hlIu
highWines are firm with q fair local
and shipping trade doing, with sales
at 95s97c. Whisky-nOted brands of
whisky rule at 81 50sS % per gallon.
In hardware there is q fair local and
shipping trade doing. Oils remain
unchanged; we quote coal oil at 2sa
soc per gallon; lard, S5a9Oc; train,
Canned goods are quiet
ands steady with a small city
trade doing; prices unchanged.
Cheese is in full supply at
14a16c. Onions in fair demand at
50 50a3 IS per Dbl. Apples are in
abundance, with a light shipping de-
mand; loose, prices rule from Sla2 per
barrel; barreled for shipment, 81 50a
3 80, according to quality. Lemons
remain firm, at SO 50aI1 per box.
Butter, choice fresh packed is in fair
demand at 2ls22c per h.; medium.
l8a2Oc; inferior or cooking, 14al7c,
Eggs are in full supply, with a fair
city trade doing; fresh packed rule at
l2al24c; medium or inferior from
The cotton seed mills have,
the summer, been worked
in manufacturing oil and Oil
,ake. The mills are doing well, and
their productions are getting to be the
leading articles of the market. During
The last three months the mills have
manufactured Is, 1000 barrels Of oil and
L, 600 tons of oil cake, which is mostly
;Old here or shipped to Liverpool.
The following is the quotation Of
Crude cotton seed oil, 42a43c;
refined, 52s55c; white, 57s60c;
Dill cake packed in double gunnies,
s20a21 per ton; oil meal in sacks, $21a
per ton.