Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-22

Trade was more active on Front street
to-day there being a more active de-
mand for plantation supplies both from
buyers and upon orders. Prices of the
leading articles have undergone no ma
terial changes. Provisions are firm with
q light stock and fair demand, the
speciality being bacon. Clear Sides
were in light receipt and considerable
was sold to the city trade at Sc as re-
ported below. Clear Rib was in light
request at SEC, and Shoulders were dis
posed of at sc, our inside quotation.
Lard is unchanged, and sugaT-cured
Hams, as well as Breakfast B0cOT are
without change worthy of note. Grain
and Feed was in moderate receipt and
sales of corn at SIC for yellow and
mixed, and Csc for white s~ubstantiated
u report of the previous day. oats
were in better demand and sales We're
made at an advance of 1(GIlc. Bran
was firm at previous prices. Hay was
quiet with moderate receipts anC sales
at S25G26 for old prime and new. Gro
cerjes generally were steady and with
out change, the only feature being cOf-
fee, the price Of which has undergone
no change. COr9HJedl was sc lower, oc-
casioned by receipts of some 500 1bls or
more, and sales were made at s. IS.
Flour was steady and without change.
Fruits are in good supply with apples at
SlG3 for good to choice in shipping or
der, and g 50 the buying rate for
strictly choice. Poultry is in abundant
supply and sales We're large at PIC less
per dozen than the asking rates of the
previous day. Eggs were also in album
dant supply and our quotations below
give full prices. Butter is in moderate
demand only and receipts were fully up
TO the demand. Other articles not
Enumerated are quoted as follows:
Quotations for feed are for round lots
on the landing UlIeSs otherwise oppressed.
APPLEs-Exceedingly dull with an
ample supply at Sl@S, and s. IS a full
price for choice in a small way.
BRAN-Sales 50 sacks at SIG, which is
a full price from the levee. Store prices
are 81 l0Gl - per 100 pounds.
BACON-Steady; sales 80 casks clear
sides TO the city trade at sc, and Z casks
country at Sc; % casks shoulders to the
city sold at 6c. We quote the market
firm at 9G9lc fra clear sides, the latter
being the exceptional price on lots of
from / to 3 casks. Clear rib, SEE; shout
ders, 6s(a64c; sugar-cured hams, l4AGl5c |
for choice brands; breakfast bacon, can
vassed, l0G1lc.
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING /
cement, per barrel, g 25G3 %; plaster
Paris, 81 50; ROsendale, 50 60S)3 IS;
hair, 596c per pound; friedrich, /
s. per 100; common brick, S. per 1000,
at the yards.
BALING STUFFs-Hemp and flax, ?
10 bagging, l7kc; Glib, lSc; iron ties,
ssdSlc, the former price for lots Of not
less than 800 bundles; baling Irvine, Is
ollie.
BEEswAx-2SG3Oc per pound.
BUTTER-GOOd common to prime u
@l5c; choice Western in better supply
at 2l@22c, the latter price being paid
for small lots.
CANDLEs-Light and full weights per
10, l94@2Oc.
CANNED GOODS, ETC-Prices per dOz.
are as follows: Peaches, 81 1902 p;
tomatoes, 81 so; Strawberries, - 70;
r~aspberries, 81 25; blaekberries, 81 1902;
p~ineapples, 50; green cages, nomi-
nal; egg plums, 81 1903; cherries, s.
az 25; extra oyster bay asparagus,
lemon sugar, g 293 20; cove
oysters, l-pound, 81 05Gl %; 2-pOund,
8 l5G2 25; condensed milk, per
case, SO 50@1S; brandy cherries, . 5Oi
peaches, So 5OG3 49, ~saIdines,
S22G2 50 for quarter; halves, SS5 90.
CHTCKENs-Beceipts large and the
markes glutted. We note a decline of
25c per dozen for both young and medi-
UNI sized with sales Of 20 cOOps at 81 p
as, and at the close 3 IS would
have been accepted for coops of nearly
full grown. One coop, mixed young
and old, sold at s. IS.
CHEEsE-Faetory, l5c; English dairy, .
1Sc.
CoRN-Saies of yellow were 80 sacks
secondhand gunnies at SIC; 157 mixed
do SIC, and 1872 sacks white at 63c. On
.ots to arrive SIC was bid for yellow in
good secondhand gunnies, that being
the market price. Some 5000 or 1000
sacks white are held in store by some ]
parties who ask 65G67c, the former be-
ing in good secondhand gnnnies. Store
price in retailing is 60G65c for yellow
and white.
CORNMEAL-Easier with sales of 100
and 200 bbls from the leyee at s. IS,
that being the market price for kiln
dried, although sales were made yester-
day at So 40. From store on Oreers
prices are 50 5093 90 per bbl.
COFFEE-The market has not been
affected in the slightest degree by the
depressing reports from the East that
being attributed 10 the large amounts
taken from bond since the holidays and
a desire to realize upon the same. We
quote at 2O1923c for Rio, 24l@273c for
Java, and 24925lc for Lagusyrl.
COTToNsEED, ETC.-At mills we quote:
Cottonseed in demand at SD per ton;
crude -cottonseed oil, 45c per gallon.
EGGs-SiX boxes fresh country sold
I5e. which was the extreme price
paid. and later in the day offerings were
l39I4c for Western and lO9l2c for
large packages. Monsieur Tighe Of the
celebrated whip and wagon, fionrishing