Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-11

The general market offered nothing Of in
terest ao-day-t was @ day dry and eTentess.
there was scarcely ans stock on hand IN most
instance che demand was 80 slight that no In
convenience resulted Corn was Without
movement iHe only lot we heard Of as being
ON sale was some white in warehouse At sc.
Crts were as quiet - other things, and We have
nothing new % report Bran Was1n slight IN
glErE. but 5D the absence Of arrivals no sales
OF inheritance were made. Hay was as quIes-
cent "a everything else. except that there was
gu inquiry f0fchoice-H hlch Wa6 not 20 De hhd
Ia mlrEa being bare Olr 4lelt4on oI az
1.sIas OF fad below are necessarily an nom
final. repetlIl1us of the rates % The last sales,
there being no supply Of stun Tor the marksL
We can hear Of no stock Of CoTHgaeW ia the
city. there was some inquiry for it but no ar
rival. Fbsr Is very firm and the stock Is re-
The week. BHIer Is steady, Tor some very uiie
western Ha was asked EQgs were quiet at -
"a Chickens show no animation prices uh-
changed A few beef quarters were selAng az
very abundant good cooking sen az y O1ia2 ~
fancy Ilr eating tiHl 81. t0i0to1s aLs
rl"u.Iu Win "a good steaqf leinaLe aI-
yHi1ns in heavy supply ana NeaA
demand. Oranges higher, &gm per box me
market ls bare ut clear--de-tO our inquiries
the answer iu every Instance was, we are olI
o. them -ouruuotation IS therefore entirely
nominal We learn that in our Memphh pro-
vision establishment a lot IS IN SMOKE ana
viii be on the market at the beginning Of nc
week. CLrTT rtb WAS selling at TIC 70 Ec.
Shoulder were weak AZ -In5tsc. some dealers
asking 20. Hams OF first brands are not 70
be bad. NcSs p9rkls quiet az SIS 75glb. Lara
Is nTu AZ al our quotations with a small STOCK
on hand. Broom c9ra Is wanted, but there has
been less grown this year than for the last
wear OF two aud the crop has not been 50 good
for fine Ga good order $50 per ton Is offered.
southern grown broom corn IS IN great favor
with manufactures on account Of ls nneneaa
and other good qualities 60 appears 10 offer an
excellent resource to intelligent planters who
know the value Of varying their crops 80 as
H..H "a have the WnE|N wears good or evil for
tune dependant upon She fat- u a single kind
OF growth. san is comparatively scarce and
has risen to2@
the Louisville papers report light receipts OF
tobacco for the last month. The Union county
Keuruekr AdnoeQte says: " We are satisfied
That there VIII pe an average crop q TOBACCO
raised this year. IN some low, nat ianoAs the
heav7r rains iu August scalded out a great deal
I'D tne crop. and q good deal frenched, yet IN
other places the crop Is unusually Tine, and
giif msFe up the loss occasioned by the rain. "
nm Paducah Hcatxcd1a reports the tobacco
+rgn fn western Kentucky VIII not be a large
one In the seven counties below the Iennes-
- river a larger ares by one-thlrd as planted
fIan in any season before. Yet owing 70 the
ong-continued droufh, the product Is very
Wghr. In Ballard. North McLrackens aha
E5-fb Graxas there never was a finer prospect
for "a .r0u than there was before Inc droubh SCI
in. In Marshall. Galloway ana nootL GIaNss
the crop h not good. IN Hicein5R ta = y a.
but Httle tobacco was planted Dolhon Is taA
tug the place Of tobacco IN these Two co1hl1g
IN the uve counties above the HfeIs N ~
First Congressional district ule crop - ~.
iigbf > me nauyiue Register states: The
tobacco crop Of the season ls MOI a Afst
one. AT one time IL romlse nneiyf pbL -
ripening on the hill u mas not done HeL- -
received opinion IS that The crop VIII lnehlt4
bis be light and chady- II is certain Lnet ,.
win not b a heavy yield, though the number
q hilis be greater than usual ~ aPpe-o5
has suffered from the same Influences mat
have 50 severely curtailed the cotton proGoc-