Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-01
RARKEE.

= boat from above me 81 JOSEPH Arrived
this morning, but with 20 little produce
aboard that rates were hardened IN conse-
gueuce- Later In the day another boat, the
vernon, arrived with 800 sacks Of corn, %
bsles OF hay, and bet geen SD and 800 sacks Of
oats, which cargo, added 70 hat the St Jo-
seph had. weakened prices The consequence
and afterward, present different aspects, and
render report Of prices % a certain extent
uncertain, for most articles offered were IN
settled O0ru was al famine apply in the
Heph sold Al G3S; rates EOftened after the Yer
Don arrived but had assumed no settled atu-
tude when we left the market. Oats were
scarce In the morning and were offering at
use, good mixed the same class was afterward
offered al Sc, &c was offered and appeared
likely 90 be accepted A lot Of bales choice
together with Mx bales Illinois prairie Hay
sold Tor 50. Bran was scarce and In request
= lot of1 sacks sold early IN the day al 81,
gHe1l was also affected by arrivals, and a lot
was sold Al g 81 delivered which shows q
want Of strungth. Flour Is weak, notW1lh-
freight; but rates remain at our quotations.
B5ttT h weak, and the best Offering can De
bad in lots AZ 26c- Eggs are selling from = %
packed in chat or oats. Chfckens are weak
holders grumbie excessively; 8 O1G3 % for
young and g for old isthe general rate. DHeks'
Geese and Turkey9 are coming into request az
The quotations below, but We found none in
the market this morning. dpptes are steady
ia good supply with a corresponding demand
H.frf9rr ware scarcely as strong a. yesterday
E5f 0fI60 bbis peac6blows sold at q 50 de-
Iver-d. Onions. without any sales OF conse-
qusuce. appeared 90 be sitter; we nov quote
g 5la3 IS Is the prevalent rates tor reds no
white In the market We found no CaDod0e
Offering, nor was there much demand BdeDn
occupies Sill the uncertain WaNenng pOaluQn
thar has characterized n lately. Everybody
j. ready 70 SCH what they nave ~ Heoloed
rate, then they hesitate about EeneNlng ntlI
stock. We quote the general asking rates, Dut
81 may be found Impossible tc buy for want Of
material Strengthening g. going on al over
The North, hogs are Offering freely az falling
prices, and they are Of unusually heaFy
weights The prospect f. that the hog product
WIll ~ below even the decreased prices OF
last year, buying has Therefore become 2 nhe
art. 10 nne that the tactic o. the lrlshman
hunting has 10 be exercised, who aimed ~ as
20 hit ~ n 10 was a deer, and miss u u was q
pig. We give below quotations Etney tAtsl
this morning, but cannot say h"N ignB Lnsg
will De current. CQree Is rising ln the FIRST
markets. but we have no change mere atpres-
eut; tie supply Is good Al steall rotes e"g1I
dro0piug. but not QuOtably lOWeri Motdstes,
however, are steady and hrm AZ our quota
fDuh. number Of naiDoais are repoftea on
their way down the Ohio laden Win corn ap-
piles, poiatOes, etc. Two lines OF
are about 10 bring az large amounts OF iee0
and produce from ClncinnaN ano Delos
The II. Louis Den0cTdf report says; River
Ettl falling, ard vessels loading 70 only Tour
feet for lower points, and northern Line
bDats Iefglng 70 load TOT poins aDoEs heo-
dull. Very little doing In nouf- fHnlly
brands were quiet and steady. Grades below
Xxx dull and weak Corn ruled ven q1u'
maud. In oGts there was but little Qolnefand
pnre are unchanged. Rye very SLOW Ela
quiet Provisions are steady ene nm; Inc
stock Of mes pork Is exhausted ana prices
have risen % SO 50 per barrel"
The Cnieago correspondent OF me Cincll-
natl Price C9TTelt, writing October 18th, says
= The provision market during the past week
has been In a very unEett4ed condition. our
stock Of winter meats n 70 low that don't
need % quote them, a. the whole attention ei
the trade b. confined % the packing Of this
month, and contracting FOR winter stuff. The
demand for al stun cut up 70 this time has
been good, and Is taken a. fast ~ ready for
shipment The receipt Of hogs continue quite
liberal Al lower price,
The ST Louis correspondent Of the same
paper says: The stocks were very light here.
and many Of the leading houses who have q
regular custom trade we're compelled 20 buy
regular customers. There II now a moderate
supply Of summer-cured dry-aalucd meafs,
bud not nearly enough % supply the demand
which usually arises about this season. The
,yssrber turned quite mild again, putfiue 4
erep 20 packing operations. II j. evident the
SUPPLY Of hogs viii be large when the temper
afilre h suitable for slaughtering. The quality
i good, and with cheap corn 1t s safe % look
for a very good class OF hogs throughout the
sntire season"
Advances On bills Of Ladfng.
recent decision Of the New York Commiss
eon on Appeals involves a point OF eommer-
IeT few ri great interest, not My 70 the legal
--.6e-Sioa. but 20 banks, BANKER and business
-, penerally. j. was an cuo brought bF
-. Eartpe BANK Of Chicago % recover The
Inc ID a cargo Of corn shipped from Shica-
II Bural0 and thence - rev York con-
6~sa - Chicago the oQnaenee
a5ede Ii biH Of e1change for 80 AZ sight a.
n-cfed nj attendants Al New YORK plain
~ f-Sscounfed the dran for the cpnhlEnof,
nor MS deIiFerlng as security a pill 2. t4atns
~ corn. The defendants resolved tAe
II New Terk. but REFUSED % pay lne
dram. although noti1e Of ne transief Psi9rs
receiving the corn Ihe{ clhiHies y 9sfcseo
-orn for 4 Valance Que them Dy the Ahicaee
ccnsiqnor and that 3 previous orau lot
rid by them f0r the same party eloala -
feducled from the amount o. recovery -
---nav adNanced ID purchase TIE corn.
The decision was m favor o. ne plalnun y
.-agheld that the Transfer Of the nlno l1ll-t
rrier the circumstances, lraHelerffu ID ht4t
n Tie corn; thai upon ne refusal o. lls ~
frndaut % arcepf the dfIt t4e It1lHAn
-srnafued unlmpairel, and the defendant Wa
il9lle FOR the money advanced upon ne sefA.
-f- u the bill Of iadlHR. 70 was also ueclctl
rh-t where tne c1usieuor j. l1deplrd ~ tAt
coreienee for advances, and mas agreed roElfe