Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-24

appears to be d~lsOrganized. Stocks had fallen
very low when Mondays arrivals came to
hand, and stree then white in new sacks and
secondhand sacks, and IN lois Of various sizes
have sold al the same uniform price Of 0Oc ,an
In the market this ~week-which also sold at
00c. Odts are quiet. We hear OF nothing doing
this morning, but last evening a lot Of mixed
and two Of white sold at SIC. The white was
a pretty looking article and a strong attempt
was made 10 get 40c for them. but without
success. Bran was offered at so and SO 50,
quiet at former rates. The feed market is in
animate ali through, being confined almost
altogether to a city demand. some hay and
corn is occasionally called for IN the country,
appears a little surprising, but we learn that
such has been the eagerness 70 PICK cotton
during the splendid weather we had nom Au-
gust until yesterday, that planters have pre-
ferred obtaining sack corn from the city 70
taking hands from picking 10 shell from Inc
cribs at home. C~ornmeqL was without move
ment. some dealers talked about s. a bbls
but sales ITO arrive" were made NJ SD. IN
-four there is an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
the chronic one arising from the absence OF
neutrality-suspicious. from sales made by agents IN
the city for cash, and orders sent up the river
% where 30 20 O. days can be had. Our quota
lions represent about the general relation OF
the various qualities, but they can be taken
only as representative. Butter changes DuL
slightly from day 10 day. Aiair prime can
be had at 25a25c, and the best that Is usually
obtainable in this market at H92sc. The stock
Of butter is now quite above wants. Cntctens
are unchanged. Nearly allarrlylng are mixed
young and old are together, or hens and roOS-
fers. In eOops,all good hens amucn
better price than Others Ducks, Geese and
Turkeys are beginning 70 arrive more freely,
and as the weather becomes cold the demand
for them improves. AppleS are not strong.
The supply keeps close up TO the
and lots are frequently necessarily disposs1 o.
AZ low prices to avoid loss from spolling. rms
keeps prices down. Very fine, such as VIII 90
for the desert table, sell well and are mostly
IN good request the proportion 81 mem Dging
anal Il n-n1mna rnfEnrs could only realize
how much easier good articles sen anu a.
whRt prices, as compared with lower qnauLes
they would not spare the labot IN raIsAN 6anI
packing for market that pays 50 Wen. DIied
nut is a drug at present,uow lherel i 80 mlcn
fresh on sale. We saw mixed peaches oueI-
ing at 4lSc. Onions are tolerably active al =
on Tie landing for red; and 81 25g2 50 in store.
We do not know OF a single lOl OF hlNeI-sklhs
IN the city. and they are IN request Cu00qge
istn very full supply ana ps scgi7a are oI5 s1an
can De had as low as - and nne large tresh
as high as s. per crate. SAT- remain higher.
Much, II not most, OF what Is on hand lsln !
bushel barrels at s.; 5-bushel bblss $50 Diff
ncultfes Of navigation and high rates otfreight
have caused the advance. Pr0rlaonS are ca
sier. The weather is now cold, packing
NAV soon begin. The inside figures Of our
quotations are more prevalent lhan Ahey were
a week ago. There is no mess pork in the
market and Il Is inquired Tor on a small scale.
Lard is in the same condition a. other articles
OF the hog product and prices are not urm.
Hrdut Is Increasing in demand al our quota
Nl0lN- Inc AELANAA AA ~ - A1AEAa -
vond any former season at this time and
stocks are fuller. CrunberTfes are IN fair sup
ply. Wild are neglected. We have seen some
offering ar $40, with no buyers; W Is about
the regular skiing rate for them; for hne cul-
tivated Sl4. Eggs are in moderate demand at
the latter rate for lots packed IN oats.
Quotations for feed are for round lots on he
landing unteSS otherwise oppressed
BUILDERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cement,
per barrel, s. %; plaster Paris, s. 80;
Rosendale, IS 6OG3 49, hair, 5g6c Z pound;
nre-brick, s. , lo0. Alabama lime, by the
carload, 81 50; Cape lime, on landing, 81 IS,
BALIEG STUFFs-Bagging, 2 and % lbs, Il
8l5c: ironties S<GS4c; baling Irvine, l4al5c.
BEEF, ErC.-Forequarters, &c; headquarters
sqsc. sheep 6gSe. Hogs Sc.
BEEsBAI-2sc 9 pound.
BUTTER-Common, l29I5e; fair, lS922c
and choice Western dairy, 2G25c; extra, 2
Csc.
BAcoS-Cear sides, I23z@lssc; clear rib,
shoulders, -; hams, choice can
ysssed, lS1S@lSc; breakfast bacon, &c.
BRA~S.-stRgnant; Offering at S3O92O 30.
CORN.SSsle Of rs bushels yellow corn at
white quotes 60c.
CASDLKs-Lght and fun weights > n
6HEEsE-Faotory l6sIs5sci English dairy,
CABBAeE-stock larger; old at Sg8 5;a
CoRNMEAL.-Sales to arrive at g %.
CoFFEE-We quote al l9S2c for Rio, PKG
nc for Java.
EGGS-Quiet at 26GEc.
fLoUR-Rates nrm; double extra, 60 50g7;
Eeble extra, 81 5oSSi family, $500; fancy,
FRGIT-Apples, 81 259i . far common to
,hoioe. Lemons at SO OF. Dried peaches
mixed, 4%c. Apples safe. Oranges Ssa9 per
DOx. Cranberueslsl4 & Dbl Sale OF 50 bbls. Of
ippleson landlng al ~.
GSOCERIEs-SOda, &c for key, and Sc for box
starch, 4tz95 & r.. German soap, 6lzA7h4c.
Rice, S5z8g1se, as sin quality. Brown and vel
ow sugar in hhds lO9l2c; soft refined, white,
29l2Sc; powdered, l3Lal4c. Hard refined
white crushed and granulated, lS4gl34c.
HAY-Asking for prime sA95i for choice,
HARDwARE-Nails, s. % iron bar &c
asst steel, 2hc; castings, country hollow
HoMuNY-S5 p Dbl; grits, s. 50.
KRAUT+Steady 50 3 Dbl; S 2 half Dbl.
LARD-I1eree refined, l0<Slg+c; keg, lie
nc; pals, IlLc.
M0LAssEs-Prime to choice plantation. 5Oa
inferior, 40945c; common 10 prime sugar
louse syrup, 4oS55e; fancy, 7OSslc. New
oAIsIssIes Of 20 SKIS and $50 saks white at
$50 SKIS mixed at S9e;
Oms-COal oil, 393fc p gallon; lard oil,
West Virginia lubricating, 5ld6Oc.
ONIoSs-Abundant; in store, g 25g2 81; on
PoT1ToEs-In store, 81 5oa275.
PORK-Market bare; nominally, SO 90.
P~OwDER-Rihe, s. p keg; shot, s. 1903.
POULTRY-YOung chickens, SO0G3 IS; old,
i94 50; turkeys, sl0al4 = doz.i ducks, 81
doZ.; geese, Sos Il doZ.
SALT-PeT Dbl, s. IS; 7-bushel bbl, 50.
New Orleans Charges.
The high charges for handling merchandise
D New Orleans, has long been a subject OF
complaint, and the slow recuPeration
Z that city since the war has been in some
1eEsure attributed to the heavy expenses
The New Orleans Times Of Monday de-
the Crescent city on this subject, a. fol-
Jws: Writers TO the Western and even the
ity press-eQually uniformed Of the real
lerits Of the case-are cOls.5u.ly inveighing
gainst the extOrtiOnate charges Of New Or
merchants. Commissions have been
educed 10 the lowest point at which, as q
-hole, the commission business can be
with profit; even the largest
Ouses, the extent Of whose business
ives them great advantages over the
majority OF their competitors, derive
ardly a fair remuneration for their services
capital. Factors with less abundant
cans. dc but little more than pay expenses.
Of our old merchants have consequently
It to their advantage to remove TO other
The rate for COMPRISING cotton has
largely reduced. Other charges have
modified, and a general disposition has
manifested 10 relieve trade from its bur
ems wherever relief is possible"