Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-07
MARKET.

4 fair amount Of movement is visible in
business quarters; indeed much above the
usual average AZ this season. Feed does not
share the improvement, II IS depressed and
- ows no signs Of early recuperation. Moth
lng was doing in Corn on the landing; at the
stores there were sales Of lots at 51a5Sc Tor
yellow n 59fg60c for white. New York re-
ports H. a shade lower Chicago the same and
dull -. louis, dull Ogts were generally es-
umHted at sc, but 10 sacks mixed sOld-at 3Gc.
The TACT IA, that most of what has reached
our market OF late has had, at least, some
proportion that wasm more or less musty, fully
sound, therefore, commands a higher price.
New York has an Improvement in oats in
Chicago they are quiet and weak; in fair de-
mend in Louisville, and in st. Louis firm and
unchanged. Hqg remains strongly depressed;
there is nothing but a local demand; strictly
choice is very scarce and would bring ~;
Arkansas prairie brought an improved price,
sl1 Bran continues quiet and unchanged at
SIG GAdlz. CoTnmeGlis very quiet, and IN the
absence OF any active demand prices fail TO
strengthen IL can still be had at the elevator
day. and quotations remain as before, Out
there are Irregularities in the low grades; II IS
neither 80 active nor 50 firm in New YORK
quiet and without change in II. Louis and
Chicago: firm and in good demand az LOUIS
vile; In fair demand and prices unchanged
IN Cincinnati. Eggs are scarce az y. ChseS-
Gss remain firm AZ the improved rates. CdC-
b00c is very firm. and irst-class brings 20 &
crate. AT our markethOuses there y eteat
complaint that the continued drought ls cut
ting on the supply OF vegetables. we appedI
likely tO'be left dependent upon supplits
from the North. and our produce dealers VIII
probably have more business IN "a couple OF
weeks than they have been doing for months.
The Cincinnati Enquirer OF wednesday re-
ports; 'There has been no material change
IN the P%rOrisi0n market since our last. LltJle
disposition was manifested to operate, ana
sales could not be effected to any extent
without granting concessions" The same
paper states that mess pork was dun ana
nominal; bulk meatin light demand at rates
below holders views. bacon, inactive and
low su~gar-cured hams, hrm: lard hrm- en-
afHnnuHf late rnNnurnmE wnTnrf aeHH drill and
nominal; bacon in light demand, but firm
hams firm. The Chicago Tribune Of the same
DAY SAYS: provisions were Nfeless, and are
scarcely QuOtable. Operators in mess pork
were hanging on the decision of the Commit
tee on Inspection, which was celebrating on
q 500 barrel lot, and deferred judgment I'LL the
buyers, and Il is difficult to say that there
were any sellers. Il is claimed that there are
stu a good many shorts out for this month,
and that settlements were made on saturday
last at s. = barrel difference. Lard was quoted
hrmer, though with no apparent demand. and
meats unchanged" The kilograms since then
from Chicago report pork dull and declined;
nothing whatever doing in bulk meats and
bacon. 81 Louis reports bacon dull and a
shade lower. In our market to-day bacon is
dull and lower; clear sides quote u@l14c
hams remain frm, the best brands bringing
lsc. There was a disposition 70 ASK nigheI
prices for BuTdi but there Is very niue De
mand for IL. Lime is ia very active demand
and dealers find il difficult 70 keep up with
their orders. some cape lime-once the only
l. below the AIabama. We hear Of no further
Changes in f~reights, AMI again quote from st
To1,ts To Memphis by river as follows: Flour
Dofatoes. etc. \ barre, sc; pork, 60c whisky
II .: corn. oats. btaion, lard and heavy
freight, 20c = 100 pounds; hay, Soc ? 100 pounds
Ouosafions for feed are for round tots on IN
Iandfnq unIess Otherwise ezpTeased.
BP.ElSaie Of $50 SKIS at SIC g.
RECoy-Clear sides, Il@ll1zc; clear rib
lie. shoulders, S9szc; sugar-cnred hams
choice brands, lSe; bacon, lc
sole az 600 bbis choice breakfast bacon, un
-uEnyassed, a. nc.
MErERALs-LOuisvile cement