Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-27
ss0e; train, 81 3; West Virginia lubricating

JOGe6c.
6NIoNs-steady, 81 S5@8; good g p in store.
forAroEs-Onering 81 50 for loose; in ship
tons.
PoRK-Asking SIG, with small demand.
PoWDER-Rine, s. q key; shot, g 75a3.
PoULTRY-Ioung chickens,2 Sa3 %; old,s
ducks young, s. 5Sii geese, s. 596; turkeys,
s1zEP-By the carcass, dressed, 81 592.
The New York Grocer says OF Tea, in its last
issue: 1.-The tea market here is still IN a dull,
weak md unsettled condition, the low prices
not seeming TO stimulate buyers or invoices
in the least. Oolongs and Japans especially
are weak and uncertain, the house failing last
week having in stock large quantities ofthese
kinds. The strongest demand is Tor Greens,
but even for these Is very light. For export 10
Canada a better demand has prevailed. as
1 dealers there are stocking up 70 take adNan-
tREe OF the 10 per cent. discriminating duty
which goes into effect on October /. In Coffee
during the past week the market for BFaZils
has been very quiet. Dealers and tObbers are
cautious about purchasing in the present I'M
certainty as TO the future Of prices. Stocks
here are controlled by strong parties, who AT
present refuse any further concessions, but
are willing sellers at ruling quotations. We
repeat our quotations OF last week, but hey
BIe entirely nominal.
The entries OF sugar at the New York Gus
tomhousc for the month of August were
i5,440,577 pounds, and the Withdrawals from
bond Tor consumption 76.38S.76S pounds. The
market opened with a very active demand
ana prices again advanced g lUM3ru the
close Of the week rehmers, being well supplied
from previous purchases, Withdrew from the
Market but holders then withdrew their
offerings and the market closes with the ad-
vance fully sustained aud the upward ten
dency unchanged. Tie transactions for the
past two weeks have been the largest recorded
for a long time, and have greatly diminished
The stock. Receipts continue light. In mo-
laSses a steady market has been the feature Of
the past week, with n fair demand for good
boiling grades. stocks are light and prices
well sustained. Choice and low trades STruuS
are a little easier Is The demand is lighter, and
the production now equals the demand. Me-
dium grades are IN much better demand, and
for these somewhat higher prices are asked.
IN canned goods the late stormy weather and
want Of sun has retarded the ripening Of TO-
mauoeS, and packers ind their supplies run
ming short since the PurNeyOrs' Association
succeeded in having the classification Of
canned goods placed in the fourth class by
the railroad companies of this city, the Bal
timre packers have been active and succeeded
in having the classification placed in the sue-
cial class OF freights ON roads running out OF
city. This, OF course makes irelghtS on
canned goods cheaper from thai city than
from New York
Freights.
We have published the changes in the cot
freightS that went into operation on Mon
changes thai went into operation to-day:
ALL RAIL FROM LOUISVILLE To MEMPHIS
First class, per 100 pounds, zoe; second class
per 100 pounds, Gc: third class, perl00p pounds,
fourth class. 4Uc; fifth class, per 100 pounds, /
sc; butter and cheese, per 10y pounds, 4ec;
apples. onions, potatoes, homtny, corn
meal, per barrel, SOC; beef and pork per bar
soc; whisky. per barrel, 81 80; hay, per car
load, SO.
ALL Rail- FROM C~INCINNATI TO MEMPHIS
First class. per 100 pounds, S2c; second class,
per 100 pounds, zoe; third class, per 100 pounds.
fourth class. per 100 pounds, 55c; nth
class, per 100 pounds, sc; butter and cheese,
loo pounds, SIC; -four, apples, onions, pO-
tatOes, hominy and cOTnmeal, per barrel, T3c;
beef and pork, per barrel, 81 10; whisky, per
barrel. =.