Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-30

The arrival of produce at our landing
This morning was small and most OF
what came in, after a look round among
operators, was sent below for the Arkan-
sls river. Corn lost its frmness in con-
sequence of the dropping aspect OF the
markets above. At Cincinnati it was
sBuII and dropping: at Chicago il vas
sIulL. unsettled and lower; in St Louis
dull and declined, and in Louisville, it
was inactive. A lot Of 1000 sacks yell
low. in new gunnies, finding 73c the
b.st offer that could be had, wasdesuined
for a further down-river trip; 7+c for
yellow aud 76c for white We're the cur
rent rates for such small lots as were
changing hands. oats were much in
the same condition as corn, and a lot OF
400 sacks goes down stream for the same
reason. Some black oats sold at 54c, and
Tor Galeua the quotation was SIC. Bran
was stagnant, nOminally S250n landing.
i, st. Louis oats are dull and dropping,
ma in New Orleans quote only 56(G557c.
Vg9j IS stin scarce and very firm, most
~ W-hat arrived went into store to fill
,.rlaYs. COrnm6dl was not quite 50
.irong. s. 80 is as much as can be got
6,ri II To-day. Butter is so quiet and fiat
tbat nothing can be found to say about
4 Eggs were in small supply and dull
al IS.. Chickens are dull, old getting
ont of favor and declining, young kept
down by competition from the surround
Eng country, which supplies a good Por-
tom of what is sold in the city markets.
E,fqfOes are so quiet, for old, that they
of4n sell "for what they Will bring"
NV are lower, fine selling as low as
~ -. CedrsjdeS show STIR more weak
euing than yesterday and are selling 81
80 In Cincinnati bacon Is quiet n
weak. i'm Chicago quiet, in Louisville
~ Ferinps are lower, III st. Louis II Is dull.
Tb4 New York american Grocer OF the
18Th has the following upon coffee:
UTba struggle between holders Of Brazlls
and buyers since the passage Of the bill
UI,ciuq coffee on the free list, has at last
re-ulted i'm a temporary victory for the
holders and prices have been advanced
IN about the highest point reached at
amy time during the past year, and
holders i'm their enthusiasm predict a
still further advance. We expect TO see,
As the present excitement dies away, a
repetition of the M Of the market
during March and April, when prices
from second hands gradually gave way
10 the demands of the trade, and the
range of prices was often below the ask
ing prices Of importers. In view Of the
f,cr that the supply here, afloat and at
Rio Is 50 much greater than last year,
and tbe consumption until July I must
6a very light. and the new crop so near
At hand. the best policy 10 be pursued by
fbe interior retail trade wOuldseem to be
al purchase lightly of Brazil cOftees ever
for delivery after July ] as when the
excitemet dies away, a range Of prices
nearer their intrinsic value, as compared
with East and West India ~cOffees, may
reasonably be expected" The New
Work Commercial Bulletin argues from
ne barepess of the West in sugar, the
moderate crop in New Orleans, the los
rom drOuth in the English West lndla
islands. and the heavy deficiency OF the
T,eat root crop on the continent Of Eur
No that sugar will be ia moderate sup
- and dearer. Since the Bulletins ar
10 was written, however, advices from
D,ba sqy: ssThe continued dry weather
- increased the sugar crop eight per
na9FU At FreepOrt, Illinois, a beet
ooot sugar mandatory commences
ladinS i'm the middle of September
Sn.g CONTRACTS have been closed fol
~ oeres of sugar beets at 81 per ton.
IN manufactory viii employ go hands
md Grind 80 tons of beet a day.
0,totqfions for feed are JoT round tots
i E0,din0 unless otherwise expressed.
prTrFR-GOOd 25c. DC Is obtained fol-
IitfIe choice in the market.
~ .eoS-Breakfast bacon, 93al0c; cleal
70. clear rib, tic; shoulders 81
800 s1Fed hams without canvas, lie
S47Ie- eaayassed, 139l23e for choice
S-ands Ness pork SlS 5O9l4 ".
PPAN-NothiBg doing, nominally "a
REANs4Navy indemand at $SSS 90
very scarce.