Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-15

, I WnDltatl1lt anu talb uuucdAAly kc b4Aic
Of $500 bales at the second call, denotes
the briskness Of the demand. Liver
pool, though reported only steady, wa
more active, the sales aggregating 1900
bales. The receipts at New Orleans wer
, less than 1000 bales, against more thai
10, 600 Yesterday, There was NOTABLE
demand for short notices. for Novem
Der, from parties who intend 10 keep tn
cotton, one house alone taking 100
bales, which really ought TO be counted
. in the spot business. Alter change
with free receipts at Galveston and one
or two Atlantic ports, so as TO make q
very fair aggregate for the day, the mar
ket closed comparatively quiet"
TIE GENERAL. MARKET was too dull
for all the victims of "the hard times
to res train their patience, and we heard
Yesterday some eloquent, and sometimes
irreyerent expressions of opinions as tc
tbe busiuess value Of the times we live
in. Job on the transitory nature Of hui
man possessions, and Solomon on the
vanity OF worldly riches, ought to be
popular Sunday residing at the churches
lust now, when flour is no account, corn
3 money losing concern, pork a snare,
potatoes a dead loss, and pigs feet dis
! appointing speculation "HOw are the
mighty fallen!" Corn was in better
supply, and several sales were made at
/ SOC. oats sold at 55c, but later in the
day there were no buyers at that price.
Bran was held higher, $50 so was asked
and so % offered. COrnnledl was in
more liberal receipt; sales were gener-
| ally at S4; "a 10 was obtained in some
! cases; st. Louis papers OF Friday
quote meal at s. 60(63 20. Potatoes are
in good steady demand, but prices have
a changeable tendency, owing to the
possibility of large arrivals. Turkeys
have been in demand since the advent
Of cooler weather, and prices are better.
Bacon and bulk pork are in rather
larger supply; prices are on the advance.
BredLJdSt bacon has been very high
here, owing to scant stocks; the conse-
quence of high prices was large arri-
walls and they are sending rates down,
while other articles of the hog product
are advancing. Lard is ag ain higher,
but an early descent to lower figures lie
looked for, as the "lard corneT' in
Chicago "bust up" on Friday. Mess
pork is lower; we now quote it at S2l.
The st. Louis Republican, Of November
18th, reports Of hogs: 1.-THE market here
yesterday was quite active-more so
than at any other time this season
sales being free and in considerable
volume, all being sold at the st. Louis
union stOck-ysrds in the fore part OF the
day TO packers, shippers and butchers.
The principal shipping buyers here are
on Louisville account, and they are
competing actively with packers here.
/ There are four st. Louis packing firms
sr,F h. -oN q nd
one taking hold within q day or two,
and now buying; but others-mainly
large winter packers-are yet holding
back for colder weather for one reason
at least"
Quotations are for round lots, uraIeSs 9TH
cruise oppressed; and for feed and
produce, jeUee rates. For small pUT-
chdses, rates are prOpOTtiOndteLy
higher.
APPLES AND PEARs-Apples are in
fair demand; common, S263; medium,
IS 1908 so; fancy, S495. California
pears at 81 5O95.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Per bbl., S. so.
BALING STUFFs-Bagging weak st
13c for 10. and 133c for q h. Irvine,
per b., 14(9I5c. Ties, per H., 6@64c for
spliced old, to rode for regular patterns
Of new. Prices show iTegul8rity.
BRAN-On landing I25 SACKS offering
st $50 50, $40 Is bid.
BEANs-Medium, s. 1902 20; picked
navy, 3 IS.
BUTTER-Per H., for choice, 33@35c;
medium; 2592Sc; inferior scarce; choice
country, in tiu pals, 25G27c.
BUILDERS MATERIAL-Lime, per
biol, 81 50. Cement, ROsedale, s. %;
Louisville, common, - 1902 so; fancy,
So. Plaster, 81. Brick, per 1000, as in
quality, S7@12; friedrich, per 100, "a SO
&c Hair, plasterers', per H., &c.
CHEESE Fair demand at 15@16c
iOr chedder, factory and western choice.
COTTON YARNs-Quiet; No 400, Ice;
No. 500, I4c; No. 500, lie; No. 200, 10c.
CIDER-Missouri cider, per Dbl $40 so
612; half Dbl, IS 256e 80.
CABBAGE-In crates, S495 Choice,
loose, per 100 head, SSIGI0; crates scarce.
CELERY-PeT dozen, Use.
CRANBERRIEs-Per Dbl, SI26t3.
CHEsTNUTs-By the Dbl. sop 25 per
bushel.
CORN-Sales of 81, 22O and 279 sacks,
new, at soc.
CoRNMEAL-Receipts more Liberal;
sales at 81; same lots brought 81 TO-
EGGS More active; sales at 26927c.
FLOUR-No inferior offering; medi-
UNI to choice at $597 so per Dbl.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, 44@5c; peach
es. 4l@52c.
DRIED BEEF-I4615c.
FIsH-Mackerel No. 1-bbls., Sl4 rs
ais; alf-bbls., S7@7 so; kits, 81 500
81 20; mess, kits, g 25G2 so. No. 2
bills, Sl29l2 50i half-bbls., So 1907;
kits, 81 o56I IS. No. 3-large bills,
Sl1Gll so; half-bbls., s. 1906 25; kits,
81 15(G1 20 White fish, No. ], half
bbls., S797 so; family, 81 5095. Cod,
in boxes, per ID, 697c; homeless, Sc.
Herring, smoked, soc; roe herring, half
DBL, S4C94 so.
GRITs-Per Dbl, S. 25.
GRoCERIEs-Hard refined white su-
gars, ll4@l2c; soft refined, yellow and
white, 9l9l13c; hogshead sugars, 100
.I1}c; clarified yellow, new, 94@l02c; open
kettle, new, 8A9l0c; choice white, new,
|1l1G113c. Molesses and syrup per gall
Ion in barrels, 5O975c, as in quality,
including Louisiana new, which is
scarce. Tea, as in quality, 30c9Sl %.
Rice, 71(9S}e. COffee-RiO, per pound,
inferior to fancy, 20(G24c; Java, 83936c.
Salt, per Dbl, domestic, 81 9O92. Soap
German, per pound, 5396fc. Can
dies, 174c. Snuf-6 OF. bottles, per doz.,
SI56l6; 2 o., $40 509ll 80; tins, l o.,
S595 D. Soda, 5396c, in kegs; in box
es, 62CG7tc. Starch, 54G6c.
HIDES, ETC.-Steady; buyers offering
prices as annexed: Hides, flint, l74(9ls3c;
dry salted, I4f9154c; green sailed, 7k9
SIC; green, &c; unsound hides, 80 per
cent. lower. Deer skins, dry, 3O936c.
Sheep skins, 20995c. Wool, as in quail
ity, I5(95Oc. Tsllow, 79Sc. Beeswax,
26c.
HoMINY-Per bbl., S595 %.
HAY-Choice timothy sells at SIS;
choice mixed st $2S; Arkansas prairie,
SIS9l4.
KRAUT-New in store, So 1909 25 per
bbl., and "a 1905 per 2-bbl.
LIVE SToCK-GOod cattle at 4@42e,
gross; second quality, 3l@4c; third
quality, 22C93c; grazing, HOPE. Sheep,
choice, "a 50C95 per head; second quail
! ity, 81 50GS. There is a fair supply OF
hogs st.707lc. Horses duh at S140(9175
for good saddle horses; for driving
| s9OGIlO. Mules are dull at S90Gll0
| for 14al4& hand high; sll09145 for
| I430l5: Sl45GlS5 for l5(Gl6 hands
! Mich cows are in demand at S30@50
Very little doing on account OF warm
weather; stock accommodating.
/ LEMONS AND ORANGEs-LemOns, pei
box, SO. Oranges, louisiana, S697 81
and IS so, according to quality.
MINCE MEAT-Per pound, 129l3e.
MEAT, FREsH-Beef, fore-quarters,
6Sgc; headquarters, 5(96c. Sheep, by
the carcass, &c. Hogs, l0c.
NAIs-In store, 50 IS rates, cash.
OIs-Coal-oil, per gallon, 17c; lin,
seed, raw, soc; linseed, boiled, 95c; laro
oil, ger gallon, Sl@l 10. Turpentine
ONIoNs--In store, So 2594 for red
81 25C0A 30 for yellow; yellow, in sacks