Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-02

former rates. Apples are IN very fun supply,
and selling lower; fine bell flowers can be had
AZ 50. Potatoes are weak az our quotations.
Onions are In heavy supply for the demand,
and Offering az from e 10 s. IS; a0 bids choice
red sold on lending as Cabbage is iu GOOD
/ demand at lower rates. OfdHges n Lemons
are unchanged. Proifaoas are unchanged
from yesterday, ahaH1lg sumc softeming. IN
Louisville provisions were easier, In New Or
leans dun; in 81, louis bacon was stronger.
The II Louis Ytntss, or saturday, says or the
market there; "stronggr advices from other
leading grain cenfers Tor the past FEW days
have imbued holders with more confidence,
and they were holding best grades Of winter
stin at quotations. spring was weak but IN
/ changed. Corn was not wanted except ar
lover prices hence htuew asdone. Oats We're
quiet the few sales made being at concessions
Of lc. The offerings OF this cereal were fuller
than for sometime, which IN absence or hns
but a very light shipping demand caused the
I closed &c higher on hest brands OF winter,
| Hay dull. Provisions quiet but firm. Bacon
business was done i'm this. Ness pork and D.
$. meats slow, though stim. Lard firm.
Provisions.
ASt. Louis correspondence says: "The pro-
/ vision market has rnlcd very hrm since our
| last, and higher prices have been realized Tor
almost al paris OF the product The stocks
] this market are comparatively nothing. and
/ A. there Is no chance OF replacing except AZ
extreme prices in Cincinnati, which IS the
only packing point holding any stock OF
meats, aud thar very light, We anticipate
] much nlunHr prices UeINEE NnE new crop can
be available. There are no dry-saited meats
70 be had in this section. The summer-cured
has almost all gone into consumption, and
none OF the coming s~eason'scrop viii be ready
for shipment before the middle OF November.
The indications are that there VIII be very
abundant crop Of hogs next season. ana that
the average price VIII be low as compared
with the past: at the same time we expect TO
see the market open arvery ful prices caused
by the scarcity OF old meats
Heas-
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M Cincinnati Price Current OF uhe IN,
saws: aThe great nne OF This ana otnef
Western corn-prOducing States have proba-
bly, never before shown 50 Abundant . crop IN
the aggregaJe-for the crop may now pc con-
sidered a. assured beyond any contingency OF
weather. Nor Is the Old stock IN snort sup
ply. The low prices which naturally result
from such general surplus VIII induce the
feeding OF sock and making or meats on an
enlarged scale, and g. is already evident that
farmers are beginning Tie 1eedlng OF thelr
hngs n an earlier day than mas Deen usual
weight Is wen as no falling onln number
Boots and shoes
The American Trade Journal reports; "The
boot and shoe trade has been active, and
10 the south and Southwest Buyers from
these sections have been here In large force, /
and have purchased literally Trade with Die
West has been fair, but many buyers nom NE
Western states have not yet put In an appear
ance. Business with the city retailers and
near By trade is generally guleJ Local man
ufacturers are busy on orders Tor fine goods. I
The auction sales have been lively and large
c~atalogues have been disposed or Prices may /
al present is IN favor OF a large bust
ness sor some time 10 come.
Ou0tztl0ns Tor feed are for round lots on lhe
ldssding snleSs O0asTlOtsc eIpresSeL
BUmDEEs' MATERLALs-Louisvile cement,
per barrel, s. 49,; plaster Paris, s. 59i
k~osendale, g 6o@3 5i hair, 5g5c . pound
carload. 81 so: Cape lime, 81 4UGl 81.
BALISG SrUFTs-Bagging, ? and24 lbs, IS
ai6c; iron ties Sh@S4c; baling tw1ne, lf8l5c.
BUTrER-ComInon dun NJ E1&locf ialf, $50
and choice Western dairy, Rose.
BEEswAx-26@2sc 2 pound.
BACON-Clear sides, E+4giSci clear I'D
l23sc shoulders, S4gsci hams choice brands
BRAx-Lower; sales Of SO SKIS at sl9, 80 SKIS
CoRS-Quiet and unchanged; sale Of g5sks
white in secondhand %gunnies, az sci yellow
on landing quotes SIC, white SIC.
COTrONsEED-At mills we quote: COT
tOnseed in demand at Si2 2 ton.
CANDLEs-Laght and tuh weights 2 2
l9lEd2c.
C~ABBAGE-GoOd demand, S616 50.
C~0RNMEAL-Duu and heavy at 8 8 on
landing. sales ofl5 bbls az 81
COFFEE-We quote az MSAc Tor Hlo' -4'z9
EGGs-Fair demand and sitter, 25G1.c.
F~LOuR-Lower grades irregular; double eE-
ira s. 59G7; treble extra, s. JJ9oi FAMILY,
FRUIT-Apples, S2G3 81 Tor common 70
Lemons fair demand at sU HttAAA.
CtrOu oranges So: sweet range ST pc box.
Dried peaches, quarters, 6iaci halves, &c; ap-
GaocERTEs-oda &c for keg, and Sc for box
starch. 451I5 p %. German soap, bLsG7Zc.
Rice. slSG91ac, as IN quality. Brown and yell
low sugar in hhGs lOGl2c; soft renned' white,
Babe: powdered ElsUt4c- Bard refined
crushed and Erauulate-, aalai4c.
HAF-Heavy and unchanged Dnl prices
dropping; prime -2 choice 81, Arkansas
HARDwARE-Nails IS .; iron bag 65zc;
east steel. 22L5c; castings. country hDlsw-
ware. 5LJG6c- axes. Sl2TlB 90
HOMINY-S q Dbl; grts, S55l.
KRAUT-NeW Offering as 81 3 Dbl &W
+ half biol.
LAKD-Tierce refined, I0lzc; keg, lie; pals,
lZc; large stock Of country at 55zc for bbIsi
for cans.
MoLAssEs-Prime to choice plantation. 509
inferior, 40Gsjc- common 20 prime sugar
lOuse syrup, 0el5c; fancy, sua~ic,
OATs-Arrivals plentiful, sellngluwer,Ohers
n secondhand burlaps, 5sci good sound
O1LsEGoai oil, 2sa2gc = gallon; lard oil, g
d90c; train, 81 2ji West Virginia Iubrlcatlng,
-0SIoSs-Lower, g 05g27 IS on the landing;
OF 20 bbls &C s.
PorAroEs-DroOping and lower; loose 81 %
81 80; IN shipping order s2g2 &i Northern
ussets = 25G2 -.
POHK-Scarce and higher, Sl6 90.
PoWDER-Rihe, s. q keg; shot, 81 75g2
PoULrRY-TOung c~htckens,s2 75G3 7Jr Old,4
y . ducks, young, s. JOi geese, as5 5i tur-
leys, Ssgl5 . doz-