Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-14

the same date Of lal. Compared with last
lyear, Bombay shipments during the week
ending the IA decreased li,O00 bales, and since
January LIST decreased $4,000 bales. stocks at
interior towns OF the United states increased
$50 bales during the same week, but VIZ
l5g bales less than the same week last year
receipts were 67iS bales over those OF lhe pre-
vious year. and exports increased Ar1o bales,
while the stocks were al.S8 bales more than
they were a year ago
GENERAL MARKET.
A fair movement OF business was doing this
morning. The grocery stores showed colslu-
cradle activity, bat IN iced ana produce there
). was much caution in buying, owing to the
probability OF further arrivals from the Ohio
river and the possibility thai natboats, even,
which are on their way down, may reach our
landing. Corn was IN fair supply this morn
Ing. and good, dry, new white, in second
hand gunnies sold a. 69c- Odts were quiet at
- ~ rnfved H1U was in uIantfml supply |
aad easier. Bran was tolernbly steady al 81,
with some efforts TO secure higher rates. Corn
meal was dull, but such sales as We're made
were on a basis OF SIS, at which rate there
was a want OF nrmness. f1oEF is mol regular,
aud the demand IL quite moderate, but amid
changing quotations. and weak Mares UP
] the river, We can hear ONO important cnange
OF price in this market, ksae Is IN rather
heavy supply; we found some choice roll AZ
sc. Eggs were scarce at soc for good fresh,
at which rate the demand was moderate.
Chickens are less Of a torment than they were
] 8 week ago, bull young do not sell well; good 4
FUN grown hens bring fuu prices Ducks were
not offering. Geese were inplenty, without a
corresponding demand, and sales were more
at the inside figure Of the quotation than be-
fore. Turkeys commanded good prices; a lot
lof nine coops that came in to-day-the nnest /
We have had this seas0n-uVeuiEed SIS per /
dozen all round. Apples are active, and Tor
very me which are scarce extra rates are
offered; for nrst-clnss bellnowers $ 50 could be
obtained II they were IN the market, Dried
! F5uifS are still neglected, and quotations are
little better than nominal. BHckaChcaf has
] shot sheer down an the scale of value. quoting ]
I ES7 50 per bbL- Bacoa is still 50 scarce thai
we can make no regular quotations., and
figures below are mostly nominal. Bulk Pork
is In good demand, with a moderate supply. /
] It was rumored that iron ties had declined, /
but rates for nrst-class button and buckle ties
remain L69otEci some tlea' the IRON OF Wnlcn
I was injured, and Others thai are Of patterns
not approved, have sold az 7z9794c, but they
] hardly come under the head OF m|erchantable
! articles. Molasses have suffered a sharp de-
cline in New orleans, quoting from s. TO SOC;
this renders the figures in our market alto
The st Louis Democrat has the following re-
marks on last weeks market there: The
The first part Of the week they had no ton-
mage in port. The -four market OF the past
week has showed but little change, though
the general market has been more active than
the preceding one. The trade has been only
moderate, with about thesame range Of prices
well known and choice family brands has
been tOlerably free: all other grain duh and
! ffeless, with Scarcely any demand. IN wheat
the market has been dull. For spring the de-
mand has been very Light, the mtilers buying
very little, who the week before had been
quite heavy purchasers. There has been a de-
] cline in price In all grades. In winter the
/ holders and buyers have been wide apart IN I
their views, consequently there were but few
transactions IN elevator inspections there
was quite a number OF good lots offered, with
few buyers. On Wednesday there was a good
demand for prime lots from adjacent mlllers
at slightly advanced prices. since that the
market has been very dull, and prices have /
declined, selling considerably lower on Satur-
] InU Corn fnHNnUHnE I'M fnn condition NJ the J
other markets, showed but little variation in
the early part Of the week, but grew slow and
dragging toward the close for all grades, ex-
cept mixed and yellow, these being in good
demanda at firm rates. New has been coming
In quite freely, and lots in good condition
have commanded nearly, II not quite, the
same prices as old There were but few trans
actions at the Call Board; Southern order
trade has been stronger. The market for oats !
has been generally inactive, the .F 1cipsl de-
mand being for good 10 choice for local
use: prices varied somewhat on sacked lots. ]
but al the close showed no material change; /
bulk ran along, changing from day 10 day, I
closing at p decline OF 2 70 lc per cushel. The
condition Of the hay market has not changed
materially since our last review low and me-
dium has been dun at about soc lower; choice
is active and firm"
Qaesatsons FOR reed are for round lots on The
EaHding uRisss otherwise expressed.
APPLEs-S Stronger, with a good demand;
cooking, @SS0i fancy, SiSi 9i bell lowers,
BRAS-saleo OF 90 SKIS at So.
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-Fair supply at SIC
BEANs-Navy beans, 50 per bushel.
BUILDEKs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cement,
per barrel, s. s0G2 80 plaster, Michigan A;New
York 81 50; BOsendale, 50 GO IS; hair, 596c
2 pound; nre-brick, s. q 100. Alabama lime,
by the carload, 81 80; Cape lime, on landing,
81 40.
BALTNG Sr~UFFs-Bagging. 2 and % lbs, l3%
8lf1zc; inOntes 6855zc; baling twine, Hello.
BEEF, ETC.-FOreqUarters, 4G5c; hindQuar-
ters, e99e. sheep, 7Ssc. Hogs, large, &c; smau,
REEswAx-2so ? pound.
BUTTER = Common, 2gi5c; fair, lSG2e,
and choice Western dairy, Z92jc; choice,
BAcoSECiearsides. isc: clear rib, us4c:l
shsulders, 7S754c; hrst-class hams, l69rc;
breakfast bacon, E8l21zc. All these quotations
are nominal; no stock on hand.
~CORN-Sales Of 80 sacks new white, second /
hand tacks, at Sc, loo at 6Oc and 90 at Gle; 100
sacks ear corn at SOC. !
CABBAGE-Scaree and strong at s7g7 50.
CHIcKESs-Smal neglected at g 1893 25;
full grown s. 50G4a.
CKANBERRIEsLCuItivated SOGl2p per Dbl.
decentralization stock, with moderate
demand held at e $ on landing.
C-ASDLEs-Light and fuu weights Z
CoTToSsEED-At mills e quote: C-ottonseed
in demand at II ton. Oil cake SIG q ton.
CHEEsE-FsctOry' l5Si6ci English dairy
CoTfE E-we quote at I9g22c Tor Rio, 26s27c
DRTED FRUrr-Apples, Safe; Peaches, 4@5c.
DUCKs-ln moderate supply at SSL
E~GGs-Scarce and higher al G30c
ira 81 seas: family, s. 50a9. fancy, 90 50aI0.
FIsH-White fish, s. 50g5 2 half Dbl; kits,
erel, 3 bbl-No. ], SD hall Dbl, $ 75S9i kits,
81 coal 70; No. 3, large hbls, sl 509l2; half
GAME. FISH, OYsTERs-Dee. by The ~carcase,
6eESc; squirrels, 81 55a2 30 per dozen; prairie
chickens, sa5: bear meat, Sc wHd ducks, s2g
> IS; oysters, 8 50, 65OE7 50, according to quail
ty; celery, slgl > per doZ.
~GUNNIEs-New lSc, secondhand l6c, with a
GsoCFFTES-Soda ne for kep. and Sc for box
starch, Sc 2 n. German soap, 6Zg7Zc.
Rice, S9S1lci as in quality. Brown and vel
low sugar in hhds lOif4l2sc; soft refined,
white. EglESc; powdered, B1zgl4c. Hard
refined white crushed and granGlated' lSEs
1910.
GFEsE-Fair Offering at S5GS; sale Of coops
HAY-Sale Of 40 bales mixed at s25; prime,
-; extra prime, SO; good timothy, 81.
HoMISY-S 7515 z bhi; grits, = 7506.
~ERAUT-Steady 81 , bbl; $ 8 half Dbl.
LARD-Cholce leaf In uerces $685. kegs,
LEMONS ASD OEANGEs-LemOns, $49; Or
anges, s5e7 90 Tor ommon SS9S 50 for choice
MoLAssEs-Prime 10 choice plantation. 5O9
6c; inferior, 4ogbc; common % prime sugar
house syrup, 40a55c; fancy. UdS1c. New
Louisiana at 7egs5c. Lower in New Orleans
and prices nominal.
hid. C%hesnuts, S5oSS 70 bushel; Peanuts
&C g pound.
oATsLonly a local demand; nothing doiugi
Noderate demand, prices not
strong; sales at S292 50; silver skins,S2 81 large
OIIsICoai oil, oaSlcp gallon; lard oil, soc
asi %; West Virginia lubrlcaung, 5196Oc.
PoRK-Bulk pork, clear side sSs14c; clear
P-oTfToEs-Good demands and stronger; held
s1LT9Per bbl- q 50; 7-bushel Dbl, 50; Liver
] pool sack salt 2lL2 Is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 size. from sl2als;
dressed, li9!Oc per pound for small, large
FREIGHTs FROM ST. LOUIS.