Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-03

cotton. any day this week. The 81
Louis Republican says of the gram
trade between that city and New VI
leans. usThe corn trade between St-
Touis and New Orleans IS constantly
developing to large dimensions SINCE u
barge system has been est3onshea anu
thefrgorable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,epfertaiued concerning the possiDlnly
Of shinments to EurOpeo OF grain as II is
received from the farmers hands. 81.
Iouis Grain merchants fully discern that
tbera Is nothing to obstruct the eXpan-
SION Of the grain business of their city,
INIT the want of adequate means of river
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT this has heretofore
baen the serious obstacle in the way.
Now. however, a favorable change is
taking place; means by arrangements
of boats have been adopted for the car
rage Of bulk grain; al increase of barge
facilities is soon to follow; and the pres
ent barge lines are making every effort
to transport to New Orleans the vast
amount of corr which the States Dor
dering the Mississippi are prepared 70
supply, but which have hitherto sought
Chicago as the only competent market.
For several weeks past we have chron-
icled the shipment of heavy cargoes oil
corn to New Orleans, 50 heavy h a the
papers of that city have announced each
at its arrival as the heaviest ones re-
/ ceived there, numbering from 1O,OOO TO
llI6.5OO bushels; and still these snip
ments are going on. Yesterday we re-
ported the shipment from keOkuk, 10y
barge. of $4,000 bushels of cOrn for New
Orleans. the first which had been
| shipped from Iowa in n round lot by lhe
river this season, and we understand
that the barge lines are determined to
| accommodate shippers here 10 the eN-
tent of their capacity. Corn can be
laid at New Orleans for Toe per busheli
or less than 60c inclusive, while TO Bal
timore il will cost about DC, to New
York 25c, and to Boston 2I4c, by calcl-
lIation based O uncut rates rs published
and at New Orleans are lines of English
and German steamships especially ar
ranged for the transportation OF grain
TO receive it and carry it to Europe at
less cost than it can be conveyed to New
York"
Quotations for feed are for round lot
on he landing unless otherwise expressed
BUrTER-GOOd 23G25c. 25c Is oh
tainedfo the little choice in 1.-THE market
7 BACON-Breakfast bacon, 98alOc; clea
l sides. 7J0Sc; clear rib, 73c; shoulders 90
2 sc. Sugar-cured hams without canvas
-lU6IIgc; canvassed, l2Gl24c for chOlc
brands. Mess pork SIS 5O(Gl4 90.
BRAN-Nothing doing, nOminally s.
on landing; sale of 81 sacks coTn-bra
! at $50.
1 BEANs-Navy indemand at sos 81
! very scarce.
, RrUDERS' MATERIALs-LOuiSvill
: cement. per barrel, s. 50G3 p; plast'
Paris. S4 %; Rosendale, s. 6OG3 q
: hair, 596c per pound; fre-bricl
e 50 per 100; common brick, s
) per 1000, delivered.
BEEswAX-2Sc per pound.
CHICKENS = Dull, old S4@4 SO; +
young S2@4.
u CoRN-Buyers standing of in eXpe
IS tation of decline; 5000 bushels in sacl
d arrived in iatboats. On landing nom
uaIIv 73c for yellow and T5c for whit
IS sales in the eveningof III sacks mike
I'm secondhand gunnies, at 7lc; l
% sacks yellow at lie; al sacks yeilo'
in new.gunnies, at re.
CoRSTfEAI-Lower; so bbls sold
Handing at s. 50; 100 bbls at s. 80 d
Ivered; now offering at . 10 on IAN
l. ing.
81 tons: Rio, 23@24lc; Java, 2oG5O
d Laguayra, 24@25c. =
70 CHEEsE-New York factory, Ii
English dairy, lSc.
l. DRIED FRUIT-Few apples IN marx
rs nominally l01c. :,
re EGGs-Irregular; prevalent rate "a
Or FLOUR super, s6ggo 51i :, %
is al: Xxx, 81 25@7 50; AAA, 3
Ye 69; choice family, SlO9le %; ian
X brands, ST. 75912. Sale OF % bbls
t, perfine at Sc.
le for box. Louisiana sugar open kett
at 9GIII; yellow clarified, llt9ll3; VIM
t. Ia6I2i. Carolina rice, prime al 9lG
ne Starch, Hose per pound.
st HARDwARE-Nails, St; IRON BAR D.
ne cast steel, Ole; castings, country hoHo
ly ware, she; axes, ll@l5c; cotton sWee
t" S5@5 50; cotton scrapers, 500
u Nitchell1s do, 81 so less discount.
IL HONINY-Tn first hands S4G94
g kiln dried, 81 5000 70.
HAY-NIarket bare of choice; nothl
II doing; landing quotations nominal:
I'D LIIE-Alabama, by car load, SI
.et per barrel; Ohio, 81 %.
IL M0LASSES-H1lue 10 CllolOC l4
ITS ton, 6O965c; inferior, 4OG5Oci co
Of mon to prime sugar-house syrup, 4
i'd gOc; fancy, 7OGSOc. n
|, a LKRD.Kegs, l0l@l04ci %tierce, 3
he s3alSlc; pals, lie; tin pals IN ca
Is: l3913tc.
&c, 0ATs-Dull and weak a lot oil mi
&c, offering yesterday at 53c, now held
~; 52c. Sale in the evening Of no 50
i'd Ohio oats at 55c, and A sacks Gal
i'd oats at SOC.
at ORANGEs-S666 5Oper box. Lem'
We 81 SOFAS.
Oms-CoaI oil, 2f@26 per gallon
seed, Jaw, 81 05; boiled, 81 Isl lard
~ S5G9Oc: train, 81 %; West Nlrg
- llubricating, 10000.
90 Observation-Disclosures pOtatoc
2e4 3 5Oa3 90 on landing and in store;
ate potatoes, $ 2595 80. Onions . 30
znI bage, Si7 per 100. Snap-beans, :
81 per sack; squash, 75c per dozi cue
~ bers, 7O99Oc per dOz; garlic, 45c
'iS string. A lot Of 81 bbls peachblows
O,GS at s. 20.