Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-10

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considered that any established rates
exist.
City gold
Shelby county SCrlp..........-...-.ao;s selling, ~
City tainted"
City serl ..-.----.4-g4 50
THE GENERAL MARKET has been e1-
cessively quiet, for the season, all week.
Feed remains very dull; corn sold yes
terday st 925c for old shelied; some es.r
corn was offering at S5c; nothing is
doing in bran or oats, COY71nledt was in
limited demand, with very moderate
stock; sales were at s. so, with prOba-
biiity Of soon reaching 81. Potatoes
were firmeT because they were weaker;
this apparent contradiction comes from
the fact that large arrivals Of potatoes
are expected, and therefore dealers hesi-
tate tn buy at present rates. This hesi-
tatiOn has narrowed down the stock,
therefore prices, for the moment, are
sitter. Russets and peschblOws quote
81 90(63; New YOrks, in which the
scarcity lies, sell as high as s. 40 and
IS SO; these are all store rates for jobbing
lots. Sweet potatoes are in little de-
mand, reds especially are dull; the
former selling in store at SlGl 80, the
latter at 81 1902. Cabbage sold at So
as 80 a crate, according to freshness and
size Onions can be had ia store at
from s.. 25dy4 for common to large reds;
yellow, 81 25G4 so; in sacks vel
low could be got at 81 80 a buslel.
ApDleS were plentiful; New York pip
pins sold at 81 so on the landing; in
store apples are S29S so fore medium,
and S4a55 for choice. Eggs were in
moderate demand at 25927c, the latter
prevalent. Poultry was in little request
AT poor prices. Bacon and bulk pork
was 10 better supply at the rate given
below, Lard Is scsrce; so much SO that
prices are confOunded, and uerce and
key often sell 1.-THE same figures. There
are some pals in stock, but dealers do
not find them suitable 10 their require
ments. Sugar is in demand at full
prices. We have received the valuable
and carefully drawn up pork circular Of
Messrs. Eggleston, Henners d Co., of
Chicago, dated November 9Th. They
say that IN that city the summer curing
amounted TO about $40, 600 hogs against
245, 600 the previous summer, yet the
season of 1918 begins with a lighter
stock in first hands than ever before.
The impression prevails that hogs will
rule high this season, and will De OF
lighter weight, and we think we are not
wrong in predicting that the bulk of the
crop will be marketed before the first Of
January. -Four new houses 90 into the
business in Chicago this year.
Quotations are for round lots, unless 9th
cruise oppressed; and for feed ana
produce, JeUee rates. For small pUr-
chGses, rates are prOportioadtcLy
higher.
APPLES AND PEARs-Apples are in
fair demand; medium, So 25Cd,3 so;
fancy, S465 California pears abundant
at 81 50G5. Sales Of thirty barrels New
York pippins at s. so.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Per Dbl, $40 so.
BALING STUFFs-Bsgging weak at
BE for h. and l34c for q ID. Irvine,
per 10, 14(3l5c. Ties, per IL, 6(96lc fOr
spliced old, TO 7974c for regular patterns
OF new. Prices show irregularity.
2RAE-None offering; last sale at
S17 50.
BEASs-Very light trade, with me-
dunn s. 25(92 75 per bushel, as in quail
itv. and navy s. S5@3, in store.
BUTTER-Pef b., for choice, 33@35c;
27(63Oc; inferior scarce at 200
25c; choice country, a Hu pals, 2Sc.
BUILDERS MATERIAL Lime, per
biol, 81 50. Cement, ROsedale, s. Is;
Louisville, common, 50 $500 so; fancy,
50. Plaster, 81. Brick, per 1000, as. in
S7G12; friedrich, per 100, 81 50
as. Hair, plasterers', per ID, Sc.
CHEEsE-Fair demand at l539l63cI
for chedder and western choice.
COTTON YARNs-Quiet; No 400, l73c;
No. 500, 15Ic; No. 500, 1890.
CoTTON-S SEED, ETC. seed sells
on arrival at IS per ton. Crude cotton
seed oil per gallon, I. o. b, 4O(942c. OH
meal per ton, S20(922.
CIDER.-Missouri cider, per Dbl. $40 so
fGI2; half Dbl, Sc 25@6 80.
CABBAGE-InferiOr, S394, and choice,
S5G6, in crates. Choice, loose, per 100
head, Sl09ll.
CoCoANUTs.-PeF hundred, 81.
CELERY dozen, 50975c.
CRANBERRIES- Dbl, Sl2@l3.
CHEsTNUTs.-By the Dbl. ,S2(S2 % per
bushel.
CoBN-sale o. IS SKIS old at 92lc; ear
corn offering at S5c,
CoRNMEAL.-Again higher; demand
small; SO 50.
EGGs-Moderate business doing at %
@27c, mostly the latter.
FLOUR No inferior Offering; medi-
IN to choice At $5(37 so per biol.
4 N8IED FRUITs.-Apples,4 (R44c; peach
heIvo. sc; quarters, 4@4l; sale of 2I34
lbs. ,o07-,
D DhIED De b II, IS 5096 25.
S ShlIz ~ 81 % refined white SUI
Gk9 3Slj rs lar N1ed, yellow and
white, 9lGll4c; hogshead ST. ore5
li1c; clarified yellow, new, - W Y ~
kettle, new, 9}@l0c; choice white, .aI
Molasses and syrup per Sa.
lon IN barrels, 50(gS29c, rs in qualits
including Louisiana new, which is
scarce. Tea, as in quality, 30c(@Sl %.
Rice, 73@63c. Coiee-Rio, per pound,
interior 20 fancy, 19y924c; Java, 80CasSSc.
Salt, per Dbl, domestic, 81 9O(92. Soap
-GeTman, per pound, 5396ic. Can
dies, l74e. Snuff-6 OF. bottles, per doz',
S159l6; . on $40 509li so; tins, / o.,
S565 %. Soda, 5lG6c, IN kegs; in box
Is, 63G73c. Starch, 5lG1 Sc.
HIDES, ETC.-Steady; buyers offering
prices rs annexed: Hides, flint, lS(9l9c;
dry sailed, l59l6c; green sailed, S99e;
green, &c; unsOund hides, 3S per cent.
ltMEl. DrHI sAAAii1f Va , D0Ae5oSs' tDASSB
skine, 25et3Sl. Wool, as in quality, 10
650c. Tallow, 79Sc. Beeswax, 26c.
ORsERADIsHEs-Per Dbl, IS.
HOMINY-Per bbl., S5(15 so.
HAY-Choice timothy sells at SIS;
choice mixed at S23; Arkansas prairie
offering at Sl4.
KRAUT-Newins store, 5000 per bbl.,
and IS SO per 8'bbl.
LIVE Stockton fat cattle and good
sheep and hogs there is an active de-
mand; other stock, including horses and
mules are dull. Good cattle are ia fair
demand and moderate supply at 4l844c,
gross; second quality, 5l@4e; third
quality, 28G3c; grazing, 1AG92c. Sheep
are scarcs: choice, 81 50(ay5 per head F;
second quality, 81 5O@8. There is fair
supply Of hogs at 7974e. Horses dull
and il small supply at Sl409l75 for good
saddle hOrsesi for driving horses, SIz5(9
l45; for plug horses. S90(9llO. Mules are
Ia very moderate supply aud dull at $50
@IlO for l4Gl43 hand high; $llOal45