Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-26

| bushes was somewhat uuIlI S4oepb on
orders, which continue liberal and steady.
Prices generally show q Stiffness in The
market. The market ia fairly supplied
with grain, produce, groceries and the
necessary articles OF consumption. Ihe
local trade is very fair, but not &C i've.
ProVisions-Tnere WAS q decided ad-
vance In dry sailed meats throughout the
market, not Notwithstanding = sale Of 10000
pounds on the leVee al 6Sc tor clear Sides
also 8 sale Of 90 600 pounds clear sides At
| $40; clear rib, 61scj shoulders. 81 hams
| 7Ac. There was q sale OF nrJ5en
Jierces OF lard on the leVee at Be.
Merchants we're holding a. Ike for lOose,
though sales we're inside st &c, sud no C.
ing Enou, ders at 81 We advance our
natl was exc, leaving only q eight
margin Sven 81 TIC. We quote;
Meas pork, S14 609l5; In b~$con-cieaF-
sides. sGSkc; shoulders at 1%97Hc and
scarce; clear rib, lew in the MARKET at
INC, with but little demand. Bulls
Gear sides, 7G7Hci shoulder, 6Sgec
clear rib, T9ITe b eskfss5 bscon1s QIJ.eo
az IOc sugar cured hams, ISM@ A.
Ore sed hogs are In light supply
with q good demsnd; Memphis dressed, |
10; country, 6G6hc, owing 60 condition.
Dressed bsef, 72sc; "a utton s910c, and IN
demand Lsrd-uerce, 9HGs& ! kees,
IO9IOkG csddies, u%9l2Eei pail, lOA
Grain-Yesterday there was . lively
market n grain, dealers buying largely
st 6615ec. This morning holders are
6rmsr, and from l to &c higher, asking
for choices white nav gu1nles 6Oe; 80
sacks yellow second hand gunnies AZ 57ci
300 sacks white, new gunnies 81 SIC Re-
csipts were light this morning sno stocks
in first hands small. Oats are steady, with
but few on the market at 5S955c Bran
on the levee was steady st S25 R0927 out
Of store, SIS Hay is in good supply, sell
ing for prime st $50; better than prime,
SIS; common 20 far, S24925; prarie, $40
Produce-The weather was d5oidedly
sgainss the pOtstOe market. Orders were
liberal, but the weather was TOO cold to
venture to ship AS soon as the weather
moderates the market will open more &C
tive. Holders looking at the msttsr from
this point are holding stiff and are asking
50 25 for ~peschblows and pinkeyes, but
sales were made at b landing ss s.
Prices range foE all grades, except the
early varieties, from S. to 50 rs.
But little was doing In onions; tue mar
ket is largely supplied; mostly inferior
70 fair at 81 60Q2 so; choice are selling
readily at s. 1908 Is. Onion sets are IN
moderate demand at 81 25&2 30 per
bUsheL. The supply Is very fair. HominY
on the lsvee Is quoted at s. 1905. Eggs
are slow st Is 70 20, the supply in excess
of the demand, and will probably decline
to l5c bsf0re the close OF the week Butter,
like eSgG, is in supply greater than the
demand, snd selling for roll az 20@s22c;
other gu Slities az l2AGl5c, There are
now ii this market some OF the finest
apples we have seen this season, ranging
foE choice from s. so to 50 so. There are
some 1000 barrels on the market, but held
stiff. The demand Is fair from both trade
ard on orders. Oranges are scarce and In
better demand a. Sl79lS. Lemons are
dull at IS 50G6. Krsut, tor choice, is sell
ing at $S9ll, IS TO quslity and siZs OF bar
rel Bssns are dull, with a light demand
81 81 504S rs Dried apples are steady
snd IN lar demand at &c Dried peaches,
1850. Crsnberries are dull at l09llc.
) sweet potatoes, 81 1908 Csbbages are
steady a. 1907 so, and Ia good supply.
Cornmeal-Tns demand was fair; 50
barrels sold at &345, and hrm at thsss
figures on the levse. Receipts were light.
Groceriss-There was q tendency to sd-
vance BIO coffee TO 2S925Hc, but others
were Offering st 22x g25c, as to quail
ity. Dealers IN nalA we're asking 80,
rates. though, we quote from "A
&c 70 IS MOlsssea-plsntstion, at IS
@65c; sugar house syrups, 4O975c
Louisiana sugar, open kettle, SH9llo;
yellow clarified, 10K9uk:; white clsri-
Esd, l2@l2Hc; hard rehued, white, IsH
@I4c. CspOIiDs rice-prime new, 9&9Hc
S.arch, Sc per pound. Cof=e is firm a.
quotations; RIO, 22KG25c, according to
duality; Lsgusyrs, 23g25c. Salt, per bar
rel g 25@3 IS IS TO trend sacked, Sl76
FiOur-Ihe demand was very fsir on
orders local demand light, cut prices
stiff a. QuOtations, and tending upward
We quote; Supers, So 259s 50i ex-rss, So
H97; good family, ~ 5o@s 2Si fancy, ss
5ONS
Hides-Buyers are Offering IS folloWsi
Flint, per Id, 1s920ci dry sailed, l5ci green
salted, 0He, and green, IGsc. Dry deer
sKttea sell st soc SheeOskins, No. l
are worth q 80 each, and common zo9sl
OoktoD-sesd Ed AT mtus, we quote;
Cottonssed 10 demand at S1l per ton. Oils
-ior refined, 800; tor good, 4Sc. Oh cake,
2Ic. Meal, Csc
TurDeDtine Is. scarce, with ESQ the ruk
ing price on orders.
TGloW Is dull, and can DO had rom
store e. g. per 10.
Ous-sJssdyi with Ooal b0c per gallon py
cash lots of 8 bbis.
Wool-Is in request, end would and
ready ssle al 25G65c, as to quality.
Broom COrn-rhere Is 8 fair demand
for new broom corn a. Sl25 per ton.
Lime-Bulk, l -; barrel, 81 oOGl 70.
FrsiEhts.
The following are tie rates OF frsights
on the railroads and routes named:
COTToN FREIGHTs-BY TIKI MEARRIs
AND IN AhL6nAON AA1lAH-[N 1
SOC; Boston, Soc; Provioence, 81 OOl Phils
delphfa, soc; F~il River, 81 Is; Lowell, 81
10; Baltimore, Zoe.
BY STAR UNION LINE Boston, all rail,
81; by rail and water, 95c; New York, all
rail, 9Oc; rail and water, Soc; Philadelphia,
ali rail, 85c; rail and water, SOC; Fall River,
all rail, 81 90: rail and water 81 Oh.
FROM ST LOUIS TO MEMPHIS BY Rail-
Flour, per Dbl, soc; grain, per 100 lbs, Acc;
lard and bacon per 100 lbs, 6Oe; pork, per
Dbl, 81 20; whisky, per Dbl, 81
From ) LOUIS To MEMPHIS BY RIVER
Flour, per barrel, zoo; pork, per barrel, /
81 10; whisky, psr Dbl, 81 so; corn and oats,
per 100 pounds, Soc; hay, per 100 pounds,
Acc; bacon and lard, per 100 pounds, 40c
To way points, Csc per barrel and loo Per
100 pounds advance on above rates; heavy
freigh s, SOC
FRoM CINCLNNATI ny LoUIsvILLERAIL-
RoAB.-FirsG class, per 100 pounds, Sc;
second class, per 100 pounds, 5Sc; third
class, per 100 pounds, 4sci fourth and nth
class, per 100 pounds, $50. Butter and
cheese, per 100 pounds, 4Sc. Flour, apples,
onions, potatoes, hOmiBy and cornmeal,
per barrel, 76e; beef and pork, per barrel,
81 IA; whisky, per barrel, 81 Is.
FROM LOUISVILLE BY LOUISVILLE RAIL
RoAD.-First class, per 100 pounds. SOC;
second class, per 100 pounds, 40c; third,
fourth and filth class, per 100 pounds, 25e
Flour, apples, onions, potatoes, homipy
and cOrnmeal, per barrel, SOC; beef and
pork, per barrel, Toe; whisky, per barrel,
q; coal oil, car losds so barrels, per bar
rel 81; COAL oil, In cans Is, 900 pounds, per
loo pounds, $50.
CoTToH FREIaHTs BY TIE MEMPHIS
AND LoULEvLLB RAILROAD To Liver
pool, 1l-I6d, rail and steam; New
York, SOC; Philadelphia, 85c; Boston, 81;
Baltimore, SOC; Providence, 81 90; Fall
River, 81 06; Lowell, 81 o.
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS.