Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-02
nARKETs.

The improving weather and the neoessi.
ty of urgent attention TO planting is keep,
ing away country visitors to q considers.
BILE extent, but there are sufficient orders
arriving to keep a Front street mer'
chants fairly busy. There ts q fair de-
mznd for feed, with moderate stocks
Eggs ars plentiful and very low. Fruits
of al kinds are quiet. The call fer seed
potatoes has about ceased. Bacon show:
sons sign of changes IN rates bulk meats
are gradually working CT for the season
Our quotations for oils and tlnnerH' stock
show some chsnge. In vegetables there
Is generally g light business. The receipt
ofcorn to-day was small with some In
quiry.
liberal supply, except in superior quality
which il scarce and readily taken; one
merchant had some lots Of Western re
serve which was held ct S0c; choice
quoted At 25&2So, and prime was little
wanted a. 20o.
COrnmeal-There wa some addition to
the supply, with 9 AiE but not animated
demand andunchanged rates, s. 2089 Is
on landing, on orders, s. SOFAS IS.
Builders MISUNDERSTANDING cement,
per barrel, q 1898; Rosendsle cement,
s. SOFAS IS; plaster Paris, IS IS; hair, 90
g pound; friedrich, S3GS so per hundred;
COAuoA bAAOAt SNOS@P t W.
Broom Corn-The demand was light and
quoted at $4,000.
Bagging-T0e movement In bagging
light. We quOts; Hemp and fax,
&ib, lie; 2k-lb, lsc; Iron tlss, 5&5Ao;
bsiling twine, 17c.
O~ottonsesd, Rtc-At mills we quote;
Oostonseed IN demand at $l1 per ton. Oils
for refined, 6oc; for crude, 46e. on cake,
21c. Meal, 28c.
quoted st I8914c; full weight, l9H@ zoe.
Canned Goods, Etc.-Prices per doEsn
are az follows: Peaches, 81 75&2 Is; tOms-
toes, 81 45@1 IS; Strawberries, 50; rasber-
ries, 81 so; blsokberriea, S242 Is; pine
apples. e. 1908; green cages, nominal;
plums, 81 76G3; cherries, 81 2592 so;
R~oosebsrriss, & 50G2 IS; pears, 81 2592 so;
extra Oyster bay asparagus, 50; green
corn, f2G2 IS; green peas, q 5O92 20;
lemonssugar, IS 2t9S IS; cove oyste :,
Lib, SIGl 10; Glib e242lo; condens
milk, per case, SIS t@9lA.
Eggs-The supply vas very liberal Wild
q good inquiry but tAe full stock made
the market heavy and prices declined. A
few packages sold early at Ice bnt 16c was
the established rate, and q lot on b0at wss
offered a. It stood at 14c. As there had
been some ''Epsoulating" ct l6o, the bulls
made wry faces at the decline.
Fish-White fish, IS 30 per half Dbl;
kits, 81 IS; lake herring, per half Dbl, IS;
smoked herring. $4,000 per box; new
mackerel, per bbl-No. /, S16Gl6; half
Dbl, Se4S so; kits, 81 COOL 70; No. s, large
bbls, $40 5O@ll; half bbls, IS so; kits, 81 Is,
Fruits.-Applea, 81 5096 with moderate
demand. Some ANAL bbls wild cram.
berries brought s. In store, cultivated, $I2
ola. Orsness, none In market; lemons
quiet ct f4@4 co.
Flour-Dsmand fair with q good sup.
ply; low grades are weak the better quail
itiss Arm with an upward tendency. We
quotes Super. a8G6 50; K, $6 76G7; Xxx,
81 25@7 6OfXAX,F 759S 26i fancy, s99
3 IS.
Grala-The receipt Of corn was very
light and but q moderate amount of buEi-
ness was done Ct zoe on the lending,
al yhiobjprioe g lot Of 200 sacks was sold;
In store, 7207ss for Hhelled, aud 7097Ic
for ear. Oats were weak st 49@60c
for Ohio, on landing, IN stors,
b2a5g1 and for GRlena $50. Bran
in good sacks brought $40 On land
ing; in store, $S0SsI. hey was quiet,
with q moderate stock; choice timothy,
SSOGsI; Illinois prairie, f24825; Arkansas
aroosrisS-eEdsrs we're fair, while the