Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-31

There was no additional receipts Of
produce by river yesterday, and the re-
ceipts by rail were light. Business on
Front street was light, very few Of the
merchants caring particularly 70 eXer-
else themselves, with the mercury al
81, to effect sales, and consignees who
had cOnsignmenis OF produce were slow
in getting about. Sales were light, and
reflected little o. no change in prices Of
leading articles, as will be seen by the
appended table.
Quotations .for. feed are for round lot;
on the landing unless otherwise expressed
APPLEs-Dull, with a fair stock Of
common that range i'll price from soc &c
- 50, and strictly choice, So 50 per Dbl.
BRAN-Steady at Sl7 per ton on the
levee, and 81 10 from store.
BACON-Stock light and market firm
at 9lG9zc for clear sides, Ole for cleai
rib, and 7G7Ic for shoulders; sugar.
cured hams, second quality, l4Gl44ci
choice brands, 1G6SI7c; breakfast bacon.
canvased, l0l@llsc.
BUILDERS MATERIALS-LOuisville
cement, per barrel, s. 259S 25; plaster
Paris, 81 so; Rosendale, s. COOS IS;
hair, 5G6c per pound; friedrich,
S. per 100; common brick, s. per 1000,
at the yards.
BALING STUFFS-Firm; hemp and
fax, BIB bagging, l69l6le; 24-lb, 17l@
ISc; iron ties, sGS4c, the former price
for lots Of not less than 500 bundles
baling Irvine, 16tGl7c.
BEEswAX-2S630c per pound.
BUTTER-Strietly choice western
scarce and in demand at goose. Com
mon to prime in abundant supply and
duh at l0(6l5c.
CANDLEs-Light and fun weights per
ID, 19gG20c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC-Prices per doZ.
are as follows Peaches, 81 7592 p;
tomatoes, 81 co. strawberries, 81 IS;
r~aspberries, s. p; blackberries, 81 1902;
pineapples, s.; green cages, nOmi-
nal; egg plums, 81 1903; cherries, s.
62 %; extra oyster bay asparagus,
So; lemon z s. 25G3 IS; cove
oysters, 1-pound, 81 O561 %; 2-pOund,
- I5G2 25; condensed milk, per
case, SO 5GG13; brandy cherries, 50 50;
brandy peaches, s. 50G3 IS; sardines,
81 25(G22 for quarter; halves, S35 90,
CHICKENs-NO additional receipts ex-
eept by rail, and only a moderate de-
mand. We quote young TO full grown,
81 5093 25; ole, 81.
CHEEsB-FastOry, 15e; Englishd dairy,
1Sc.
CoRN-Sales were 50 sacks shelled,
secondhand gIInnies, from store, 624c,
and Csc in a small way, with yellow and
mixed 57G60c rom leyee and store.
CORNMEAL-Duil at $50 from the
levee aud s. 30G3 IS from store on
orders.
CoFFEE-Quiet. We quote at 200
%. g. d.. ogfnO-Ir Cor Iowa and ~
@252c for LaglIayra.
CoTroNsFED ErC.-At mills we quote
COttonseed in demand at SO per tom
crude cottOnsetd oil, 45c per gallon.
DUCRs-Quiet and held at $ 30 per
dozen.
EGGs-In good supply at 10@llc, the
latter being the general rate for fresh ar
rivals. Old were nominally 5S6c.
FLOUR-Firm, with an advancing
tendency. We quote good super to
fancy, S. 1903 50. Sales, 20 bbls at 50.
FIsH-White fish, S. 50G6 p half Dbl;
kits, 81 .; smoked herring, 4OG45c 2
box: new mackerel 2 bbl-NO. l, SIS;
half Dbl, S.; kits, 81 cool IS; No.
3, large bbls, $40 5OGI1; half bbls, IS so
al; kits, 81 2O91 so. All quotations
nominal.
FRUIT-Pesches, 5OcGSl per box.
Pears, S4G4 80 per busheL. Grapes are
dull, with sales at SOC for BIB boxes.
GROCERIEs-SOda, &c for keg, and Sc
for box. Brown and yellow sugar in hhds
9B(GI2c; white, l2lG123c. Crushed and
powdered, 1S46f4c. Carolina rice,
prime at 9Ic. Starch, 4t95c per pound,
Salt, 81 1902 %. Hard white sugars,
ISL@14c.
HoMINY-Tn first hands S494 25; kiln
dried 81 25@i so.
HARDwABE--Nails, S6G6 25; rates,
iron bar, sac; cast steel, pic; castings,
country hOllOw-ware, 52c; axes, Il@
I5c. MitehelTs do, 81 so, less discount,
HAY-The supply of old is fair,
and choice timothy is scarce. We
mote the former at S28, good at S25,
and choice al S27; new mixed, SIS; Ar
kansas prairie, SIS. Store prices are
81 25@I 50 per 100.
LARD-In fair supply. We quote 94e
Toe for refined tierce; iO4@llc for keg
l0s@1Ic for pail, and l23@l33e for til
pail.
LEMoNs-In better supply at Sl4 PEI
box.