Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-03
MARKET.

There we're no arrivals by the river and APP
parenty little disposition 70 % business for
Inc general market was very quiet. Corn was
perfectly inactive-a dealer reported 10 Us
4 purchase last evening at o0c, which was sc
below other sales we heard Of, but prices OF
co-n have been supported here by the scarcity
a. tie supply merely, and the buyer a. ooc
-said ne would not have taken any large
.smouuf a. thai price. Odts were stronger -
.5ds-inpx vere connned 70 re-ssies OF what had
been previously purchaled-ome good mixed
brought Sc. Owing 70 the small demand ior
yJry and the fndisposiuon 70 buy anything
nor Immediately wanted, the stock OF that
article has been very low and, in co1ssquence
prices stronger bat WlthoutA os3iuye eneheei
= small lot Of choice brought - - Hnlcn u
tue outside price, for 70 get & requires maj
theoretical quality which we read about but
seldom see. Bran, - wa anticipated, bnought
Iigber rates. Sl b and 81 So principally the
latter figure. Wereport sales Of factory Cheesc,
80 bores, at 1870. Oosnnneal was tolersby
would lower the price. Butter has no anima-
ton IN o.; some dealers report &c As Lnelf
highest selling price. Eggs were 9 utte better
are SIN under the ban, and there is great
anxiety 10 sell and clear on the heavy STOCK
on hand one dealer was allowing blysn ~
ueadvs sale At s. for good. IaTkeys were reanlHs
tyken al a. high a. SIS, the best command
-. ~ attention some Ecrubby lots were o.
r-z5 al F8. Beef quarters and whole careHses
Rgz . and mutton are coming into increased
favor. Deer is in good supply, and qoalls'
r.-sfrIe chickens and oysten are In active De
TTaand AZ she prices below. lgp.es are Al very
TSIerafe -stes, y 50 70 81 VIII buy anything
rom common cOok1ng 20 beilnowen, fpioaoes
s,Dffnue gfendv 80 unchanged prices. Ontols
- b-romfng fcar~e and the prices q them -
sitter in cnused. fence. EdobaQc was hlSner, ~
sacks - per 10. Bseon remains seTs sgaIoe
side. lie for clear rlb, and &c for hhouiqerA
A Iof on nice sugar-cured shoulder brought
-. AIot OF bulk sides Is expected in on the
~ Emma Fuiott: the holder has sold 3 con
siderable portion Of II " 70 arrive a. Sfc tor
clear rio and &c for IN SIDES 81 noon ne de-
cIiUed 10 make further sales AT these rates
Ia-d ia entirely wanting IN nrmness. Some
OF our merchants had prlfaie a1Fices Hom -
Louis stating that the Grand rover anu tns
remainder Of the lager class q Doas Noelo
an H. uaken out OF the trade on Monday, do
ing the business on smaller boats ana again
advancing prices. Our 81 Louis 1changee
do not mention this. The s. Louis Democrat
OF m first SAYS. " The westb~r CONTINUES %
be nue and enjoyable, though e1ceealnslg
ary. The river suh falls, ane Iteiens ~ w.
dull and quiet. stock Of good medium = ran
ming low, and holders are nrm. Jnoice u
sim but moves slowly. Wheat 4 Irregular.
sDr1np dnds pretty ready sale. White winter
s. inartive and quiet Corn 10 nat Hsa CAKE
Receipts are light and there rs no ne 70 ne
market. In oats there is no important ehAnge
arrivals from China have caused a dis
en4ion ~ % whether Tie racine ra.lIoa9 llne
sr The Suez canal are cheapest the later
makes me best show. Two British steamer
comfug ua canal made good passages me
longest siIty-eight days which lhe5sass nEe
sl0Upagss on voyage for coal, etc. Iner car
goes have been delivered IN epiendlo order
leaving nothing 70 be desired on this point;
and, besides The cost o. Irels1s a.
gold thar by the Pacific Mall steamship JONI
pany and the Pacific railroads, n NE sue
ceeding stsamens, three IN numptI nee -
1oufe. are as successful Is those already ar
rived, u may be conceded that the route 70
zsueE Isl success, and vilL In future seeeLs
~ freight By the outer route be materially re-
duced, and the yeEatious delays 70 which
shipments b. rail are snpiscted done ave-
with. In stsw OF the profitable outward
freights now ruling here FOR European Noy-
ages. which are likely 20 continue for some
tine. IL Is not impr0bable that succeeding
will be al lower prices than are now paid end
II the business can be made profitable a. q
mere Is not much doubt that the sues route
viii command nine-tenths OF the trade.
The Baitimore Gazette, thirtieth ultmc, re-
Dorts: Salt 10 coming forward pretty freely, Q
largo Of nine thousand sacks Liverpool, and
one OF eight thousand i've hundred bushels
Turks Island having arrives az teis pot 20
FOR Liverpool prices have been reduced to-day
I'VE 70 ten cents per sack
Leaf T0bsoes.
Tbs Louisville JoaTnaL lisa, has q review Of
he leaf tobacco trade Of thai city from which
le copy the following; The balk q sales
f.u below the high standard Of lsID-7L. This
III scarcely be q matter of complaint hove
@ksI II ssies could not be more agreesbly
- n.sssated than by 3 surplus net income -
ne seller Of about nfteen tbo1seno uouans
ln16en sbonf 81. $4,000 IDS. against &,7S0N
Aoss ~ xesteru crop IS probably not far from
,be agrreFste q the following totals hen
to-kva IO5,so5Oo lbs; Aisso1r' lss Us
fnW9lasis- 5.Soz.OO0 lbs; Indiana, sl99S 70
11sIo i72f2OO lbs.; Tennessee lsD -
et;-er Western States, 2sSAivg Iae 80
lr.-fern croD. Therefore, exeluslHe ol sne
ststes easf ofOhlO, Ksntucky and 9enheNee,
,Tiii amount 10 E2yS9e8 lDs. asst1 ~. $500
80 81 IN g70 vas - follows. kentuc1g, U2s-
49, lbs: Missouri, HHAfD lDs W
r2sg.Ua lbs; Indiana, sa12oS $780,
~ as ibs-l Tennessee, u-4o,fD Ids ONE
western states, 2.l0q0 lbs-aggregalns H9f
$4,000 lbs
The orop In the Carksvile region VIII pc ol
moor quality, probably Of worse enA1s
Than for yesrs past me cloP -~h-
~fauca. Offering. we supposes the oe.l 1t-1
rnfe Tor TIE arksvilie grades VIC -ssS
rorrlehinr ftnmminr tobacco, viz 9afie
Henderson, Hopkins ONO, Union hsn1pes