Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-08

few ducks, geese OF turkeys In market, anc
but slight inquiry for them. some country
killed sheep were Offering at4e. The gardens
i are 50 literally supplying our markets With
early Vegetables that shipping has become re
| duced 20 potatoes almost extensively and o.
/ them only peachblOws excite ans attention.
that variety is higher; holders are asking s. *
FOR lots. Onions excite no attention, and ex'
cept for some fair reds, which can be had
from s3a3 8, the price Is a matter Of agree
ment between buyer and seller in each indi.
yidual instance; or, more tersely, Hthey brins
what they wiz fetch" Bacon Is nrmer, bui
not quotab1y higher. Bulk is less wanted and
~kPPLEsLOnly q local trade doing fair, s4a
20; good. s. choice, -.
LBAcoN-No change; rates remain steady and
SLOW greater hrmness- Breakfast bacon, go
loo; clearsidesl TZ@SHc; clear rib, 7Z@7Xe
shoulders sc loose; 5495ze packed. Sugar.
cured hams, without canvas, lie; anvased
BUTrER-strictly choice IN demand, but
none in market; best western, 993Oc; com.
mon qualities are in very slight request, and
inferior can be had from le and upward.
BEANs-Nayy, s. 50S2 20.
BRAN-Quiet at SIS @@2, but closed less
hrm, from arrivals.
BROOM CORN-Nery quiet al SjO0Q0. a gupe-
rior article viii bring 500.
B~AGGING-The movement IN bagging Is
n We quote: Hemp and hax, 2-pOund-
l1cj 3zFpound, lSc; iron ties, 5g5Ac; baling
BUILDERs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cement,
per barrel, 8 75i Rosendale cement, g So
I EANaALA a mis- - 90 AALAAH " ~ HAeAa Az
brick, So per 100; common brick, Sl0gl2 per
1000, delivered.
BEEswAx-2sSSc per pound.
CORS-Arrivals were 900 sacks; a lot Of 1896
white, mostly in new gunnies, held yesterday
morning at 7Oc, sold az Csc.
CORSMEAL-The market was stiff, and in the
absence of arrivals holders were asking s. ~
on the landing.
CoFFEF-Prices steady, with more strength.
Rio, 2g24c; Java, H9S0c5 Laguayra, 21z935c.
CANNED GOODS, per dozen are
as follows: Peaches, 81 55a2 IS; tomatoes, 81 80
al IS; strawberries, s.; raspberrieS, 3 90;
blackberries, S2S2 Is; p~ineapples, y 70; green
cages, nominal; egg plums, 3 1898; cherries,
I = a 50; gOOseberries, q SOP %; pears, 3 .
I a. %. extra oyster bay asparagus, 50; green
corn, ~ l5j green peas, q 5O92 %; lemon
l 10; gjpound, S292 10; condensed milk per
C0rToNsEED, ErC.-At mills we quote: Cot
tonseed in demand at Sl per ton. Oils-for
refined 6c; for crude, 45c. Oh cake, DC
CHEEsE-New York factory, lsc; English
E66s-Rates were l5@l6c, but arrivals weak
ened prices.
FIoUR-Rates nrmer, at the following quo
tations; super, S896 90; Y, So 1907; Xxx, s. 2G
50; XXXt 8 1905 .; fancy, ssgs %; rye
-four, s. l5G6 3.
HAY-Best Illinois prairie, sossl; sales 60
MEATs-Arrivals OF eountry-kdlled are few;
for good city the quotations are, for beef, hind
quarters, lilo. fore quarters, &c. Sheep, lOGlIc:
a lot Of countTy-kifled, lose. Hogs, &c.
OATs-Quiet, quoting 5c; hrmeT.
POULTRY1Chickens quiet al 81 50d5 50; fine,
So; a lot Of brakes were selling al 81; no geese
or turkeys in market.
PoRK-Bulk pork, with a good supply, is
in decreasing demand; clearsides, Gs06zc;
shoulders, 4Ho. Hams, Sc. Mess very quiet,
SlSal3 50.
NEGETABLEs-Peaehblow potatoes in steady
demand at s. 40G3 80 asked; some small bar
rels sold at s. 10. Onions duh at S3G3 3 for
red; nc first quality in the market.
emmy COth and RaRagfug.
III Boston shipping List reviews the situs-
ton OF these two articles, and arrives at the
conclusion that prices are likely 10 take an
upward turn should the cotton crop turn out
TO be a large one. The stock OF domestic bag
ging in the United States, March LIST, was as
1 FoIIoUg.