Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-10

A general dizziness prevailed in BUSH
ness circles to-day, and the weather was
as dull and heavy as business was.
Corn was almost the only article receiv-
ing much attention. There is acOnsid-
cradle amount offering, and more will
be here on Monday. This contingency
has made every buyer a bear with Wig
OrOus claws. For good yellow IN new
gunnies zoe was asked, but 674@6Sc were
the best offers. The round lot OF 200
sacks brought by the ferrybOat Mutt, I'm
good order and in new gunnies, was
taken by a dealer at 66c. oats arrived
and was on the market at 5l@52c for
Cairo mixed; as we write there has been
no sale, we give the latest figures in the
table below. Bran stagnant at nomi-
nally S24. Hay quiet without change.
CorTlmedI dropping, with lots of 10 and
50 sacks selling at s. 25; some of the
holders of meal assert that such as is
sold al s. p is not first quality, but we
have heard no complaints of it from
merchants who are purchasers of it.
Some holders are out of the market,
claimingS s. 80. Flour remains lower
and irregular. Eggs were weak at IVA
1Sc, the former was the predominant
price. Chickens were scarce, and good
coOps of old brought 81 5095; young, s.
IA. Louisiana potatoes are dropping at
81 50. Bacon is weak but holders
strongly claim the outside figures Of our
quotations, while actual sales are more
favorable to the inside. The hog product
has lost its firmness, and the Cincinnati
Price Current, in the following words,
tells us why: 1.-THE large number OF
hogs coming into the leading markets
in the West have a depressing influence
upon the provision trade, and not only
this, but in this matter the trade are
much disappointed, because it was sup
posed by most, fnOt all, engaged in the
pork business, that, after the regular
pork packing had been ended. the cOun-
try would have been pretty well clear Of
hogs; but, as the sequel has shown, this
was simply the reverse of what was the
case, and that the number Of hogs then
held by farmers exceeded far that of any
previous season. Thus the receipts Of
live and dressed hogs at Chicago, from !
March 9Th to May 18th, reach 90, IlS-
increase over the corresponding pc
Rod last year of 276,572. The receipts |
at Cincinnati, from March 9Th to Nav
18th, reach los, O1T-an increase OF IS 29I
over the corresponding period last wear.
LLEAO - al AAAAANNI1 VI 4ALAACA OHNA "
per cent. for the time, not yet quite
three months, the aggregate receipts of
both places being 657, 135."
Quotations for feed are for round lots
on the landing unless OtheTUfSe expressed. |
BUTTER-GOOd 2Oc; fair to choice %
924c.
BACON-Breakfast bacon, 93a1Oc; clear
sides, 74ci clear rib, 74@7se shoulders
Plain hams Zoe. Sugar-cured
hams without canvas, 1l@1I}c; can
vased, l29123e for choice brands. Mess
pork, Sl3 so. Country clearsides, 7G74c.
BRAN-Stagnant at nOminally S24 90. |
BEANs-Navy indemand at $393 80;
scarce.
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING
cement per barrel, s. 5O9S 25i plaster
Paris, 81 %; ROsendale, s. 60GS IS;
hair, 596c per pound; fire-brick,
B 50 per 100; common brick, $40
per 1000, delivered.
BEEsWAX-2Sc per pound.
CHICKENS-Scarcer at 81 50G5 for
good old, S3@4 for young.
CORN-Very liberal offerings: sales of
IS sacks yellow at zoe; round lot of 1000
sacks yellow in good gunnies at SIC.
Sales in the evening of DID sacks of vel
a. oa2Ni ia gSIO"f ONAuCN odShoi !
It zoe.
CORNMEAL-Small sales al s. 25.
iome holders out OF the market claiming
g 80, at which rate p bbls were sold.
COFFEE-Firm at the following quot
.tiOns: Rio, 23@244c; Java, 2S@30e; I
24@25c. 81 |,
CHEEsE-New York factory, 15@16c.
dairy, 1Se.
Eees-Heavy at 17@lsc; sale of 25
,Oxes at Ice.
FIoUR-Super, IS 5O@6 25; Y, s. 50
-; Xxx, 81 25@7 IS; xxx, 81 50@I,
50; choice family, 50 50910 50; fancy
S1I O09I2.
GROCERIEs-Soda, &c for keg, and Sc
or box. Louisiana sugar, open kettle,
OLA; yellow clarified, Ilt@Ili; white,
29l23. Carolina rice, prime at 9t994.
Hose per pound.
3 HARDwARE-Nails, s. 1905; iron bar,
&c; cast steel, 2lc; castings, country
lOllOW-ware, 53ci axes, ll915c; cotton
weeps, S595 50; cotton scrapers, $5(9t
IS; Mitehel's do, s. so less discount.
HOMINY-IH finst hands SA04 25;
liln dried, 81 5O94 Is.
HAY-Quiet; sale Of 40 bales prime1
It SO; Il bales at SIS, and 80 bales COM
non at S27.
LIME-AIabama, by carload, 81 so
yer Dbl; Ohio, 81 %.
MOLAssES-Prime to choice planta-
ion, GOOSE; inferior, 4O950c; COM
non to prime su~gar-hOuse syrup, $50
DC; fancy, 709S0c.
LARD-kegs, I05c; tierce, 91993c;
lie; tan pals in cases, lS@l34c. |
COUNTRY in cans, 9694c.
OATs-Cairo mixed oats selling on the
at 51@52c. Sale Of 10 sacks at
he latter rate.
ORANGEs-Higher, Sos so per box.
SOS 80. COcOanuts S696 so.
Oms-COal oil, 24926 per gallon; lin
eed, raw, 81 05; boiled, 81 Is; lard oil,
599Oc; train, 81 25; West Virginia
.lbricating, 10000. Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pO~tatoesare
2 5OG2 IS on landing and in store; new
s. 25G4 %. Memphis early
Ose, 81 5095. Onions So; cabbage, So
3l2 50 per 100; cucumbers, 65967c per
Ioz; garlic, 45c per string; beets, 81 per
egg plants, 81 . per dOz- Sale o
5 bbls Louisiana potatoes at s. 50.