Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-19

The boat from above did not arrive
until nearly noon, and the amount Of
feed and produce on the market was too
restricted 10 afford much of value to the
reporter. No Corn was sold, the de-
mand was too slight to enable con-
signecs TO sell " TO arrive oats were
in slight demand, but 100 sacks We're
taken at 35c, which was considered
above the market Hay and Bran We're
entirely stagnant. OrRBle0l is in ca
peculiar position" On Monday the
freight charge will be I5c per biol higher;
this has caused some Of the holders to
stand out of the market for the advance
that change OF rate viii necessarily
bring; other dealers have shown a de
sire to sell every barrel they could posi-
bly, dispose Of before the change came.
and they have been selling at sc lower
than the rate that prevailed before the
freight advance was made known, and
so sold to-day, that is s. delivered from
the landing. EgQS were a little irregu-
lar, but lSCG20c include extremes. AD-
pies are dull under liberal receipts at 3
IA. Potatoes are taken by shippers at
75cGSl per bushel, but growers say they
viii keep their potatoes and feed the
COWS and fatten their hogs upon them
rather than sell at such rates. Spite Of
this protest shippers have done an active
business this week. Onions are very
scarce, with a steady demand; 50 per
barrel is reckOned the inside price Of
good. Some 1900 CdBbdqes reached
here to-day that had been shipped loose
in the railroad cars. Their appearance
did not please eOnsignees, who augured
ill Of the change; they asked S. per 100
head for them. In this way of packing
the expense of a crate is saved; and if
the shippers can manage TO have each
head tied round so as TO preserve the
outside leaves, and do it at a small cost,
this ought TO be the best way of ship
ping, as the buyer ees each head as II
Is counted out. Bacon in ali its forms
remains very strOng-we make several
changes this morning, and still further
advances are looked for. Lard has eX-
Perienced some changes, which we mote
in u quotations.
Quotations for feed are for round lots
Onde tdndtngoHIess otherwise expressed.
APPLEs-In fair demand with sales at
81 for good sound, and choice 81 50G4.
BRAN-Selling at SlSGlS so from ele-
vator, and 81 l5tGl p per 100 from store.
Nothing done to-day. Quotations are
nominal.
BACON-Stin advancing; clear sides,
I02c; clear rib, 104c; shoulders, 72Casc;
sugar-cured hams, choice brands, ia
174c; breakfast bacon, canvased 11l6
lie.
BUILDERS MATERIALs-Louisville
cement, per barrel, 81 1902 20; plaster
Paris, 81 80; Rosendale, s. 6093 IS;
hair, 5@6c per pound; friedrich,
S. per 100; common brick, S. per 1000,
at the yards.
BALING STUFFF-Nacillating, quo
tations uncertain; powerloom, standard
brands, Sl6 509l7; iron ties, S@S2c, the
former price for lots of not less than 500
bundles; baling Irvine, I59l6c.
BUTTER-Common dull at l0(Gl2c,
and choice Western dairy in good sup
ply at 2O922c, and some good quality at
10000.
CANDLEs-Light..and full weights per
10, I9402Oc.
CANNED GOODS, ErC-Prices per dOZ.
are as follows: Peaches, 81 75@2 25;
tomatoes, 81 SO; strawberries, 81 IS;
raspberries, 81 IS; b~lackberries, 81 1902;
p~ineapples, s.; green cages, nOmi-
nal; egg plums, 81 1903; cherries, 81
az 25; extra oyster bay asparagus,
So; lemon sugar, 50 1908 75; cove
oysters, l-pound, 81 05(a1 %; 2-pOund,
g l5G2 %: condensed milk, per
case, So 506l3; brandy cherries, So so;