Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-17

Shelby county scrip.....-...-........; selling, s.
THE GENERAL MARKET during the
past week has presented no new fea-
lure of Importance, except that articles
Of hog product, instead of declining, are
on the advance. Feed remains dull and
without noticeable change; poultry dull;
fruits ana vegetables manifest few and
slight changes. Corn is in moderate
supply; a small lot on the landing was
selling between dealers at SOC. oats and
bran -there was none offering on the
landing. COraBedl was all n two
hands. who were selling at 81 10; it
was offered freely by other dealers at 81,
to arrive; the st. Louis Demo erat, No
vember l4th, reports: "LOwer; sales
400 barrels city at 50 go; we quote the
range ct So 50(a3 so. Corn was in good
demand, and prices ruled a shade
stronger at the close. There was also
g better demand for oats; the receipts
were light, which, taken with the active
inquiry, had the effect OF giving a
higher range Of prices for spot, and fa-
tures also ruled a little higher. For
sacked there was better demand at an
advance. Hay was in demand aud
stiff for choice. Provisions were in
good demand all TOund.n The
Chicago Tribune, November 14th, says:
"COrn was rather more active, and adj
vsnced &c beyond the highest point
touched yesterday, the average of the
day being &c higher. Liverpool was
quoted firm, and New York was about
lc higher, while our receipts were again
very light, with fair shipments, giving
steady decrease in the stocks of old in
store. This stimulated better specula-
tive demand for old, while the consump-
tive inquiry for new was good, in pro-
portion to the supply. There were again
rumOrs that the market for this month
bids fair TO be practically cOrnered, and
several of the shorts made haste to fill,
in consequence. Oats were more active,
and 3Gsc higher under better demand,
with very light receipts this morning,
q firmer tone in New York, and a more
active shipping movement yesterday.
This promises 70 reduce our stocks 70
low point by the close Of the week,
leaving very little to go round in salts
faction Of option trades. Hence the
short interest were on the alert, and
bought up all that was offered to the
end Of the season. The st. Louis
Globe says OF hay: "Hsy is, as usual,
in good demand for the better grades at
full prices, but lower kinds are sold at
considerable concessions.n River
freights, owing to low water, have
again been advanced; barrel freight is
reported to be 4Oc.
Quotations are for round lots, alllless 9TH
. cruise oppressed; and for feed and
produce, ieUee rates. For small pur-
chdses, rates are propoTttondtety
higher.
APPLES AND PEARs-Apples are in
fair demand; common, S2lG3; medium,
s. 25GS so; fancy, S4C95. California
pears az 81 5095.
BUCKWHEAT F'LOUR-Per bbl., s. SO.
BAIING STUFFs-Bagging weak at
l3c for 2 10. and l3}c for Il ID. Irvine,
per b., 149l5c. Ties, per ID 6(G62c for
spliced old, to 7@73c for regular patterns
Of new. Prices show iuegulsrity.
BBAN-Sales Saturday evening of 124
sacks at so 25, in store, SD.
BEANS Medium, 81 1902 20; picked
navy, 81 IS.
BUrTER-Per h., for choice, 3S@S5c;
medium, 25(92Sc; inferior scarce; an eK-
ira chs ice article is selling at S6(937e.
BUILDERS WATERFALL Lime, per
bbl., 81 so. Cement, Rosedale, 50 Is;
Louisville, common, % 1902 so; fancy,
50. Plaster, 81. Brick, per 1000, as in
quality, S7a)12; friedrich, per 100, 81 so
as. Hair, plasterers', per h., sc.
CHEESE - Fair demand at l56l6c
Tor chedder, factory and western choice;
extra choice, lie.
CoTFON YABNs-Quiet; No 400, Ice;
No. 500, lac; No. 800, lie; No. 200, 10c.
CIDER-Missouri cider, per Dbl $50 so
GI2; half bbl., So 25(96 81.
CABBAGE-In crates, So 5095. Loose,
per 100 head, SS99; crates scarce.
CELEEY-Per dozen, zoe.
CRANBERRIEs-Per Dbl, Si29l2 80.
CHEsTNUTs-By the Dbl. 1902 30 per
CORN-Sales between dealers at 9Oci
IL store, 95c.
rive, "a
Faos Fair demand; sales at &c.
FLoUR-Eo inferior offering; medi-
um to choice at S5CS7 30 per bbl.
DRIED FRUrTs- Apples, 4GG5c; peach
es, 41G5tc; few offerings, with an active
demand.
DRIED BEEF-I4Gl5e.
FIsH-Mackerel No. l-bbls., Sl4 IS
@15; half-bbls., S7(97 so; kits, 81 500
| 81 20; mess, kits, s. 25G2 so. No. 2
I Bbia.y Elal95iG OOI udA-BBissf % fOtJf )
kits, 81 25(a1 80. No. 3-large bbls.,
Sll61l so; half-bbls., S. 1906 Is; kits,
81 I5G1 20. White fsh, No. J., half
bbla ST@7 so; family, 81 5095. Cod,
in boxes, per b., 6@Te; bopeless, &c.
Herring, smoked, soc; roe herring, half
bbl., S494 SO.
GRITs-Per bbl., Sc 25.
GRoCERIEs-Hard refined white su-
gars, Ill9I90; soft refined, yellow and
white, 9]91lic; hogshead sugars, 10G
II1c: clarified yellow, new, 9s9 101e; open
kettle, new, S}@l0c; choice white, new,
IIIAOIl3c. MolRsses and syrup per gal
Ian ia barrels, 50975c, as in quality,
including Louisiana new, which Is
scarce. Ties, as in quality, 3OcC9Sl %.
/ tfsee, 7B6s1c. Coffee Rio, per pound,
i inter-, 10 fancy, .2O924c; Java, S5@a6o.
salt ner Shl., domestic, 81 9O@2. Soap
German 5is pei mound. 5t@6tc. Cam
dies, I7}c. snuff-6 OF. s''ssies per doz.l
| sl5916; o., $40 509il so; ill.,, o.,
lS5(95 Is. Soda, 53C96e, in kegs; in box
es, 62973c. Starch, 5ts96c.
HIDES, ETC.-Steady; buyers offering
prices as annexed: Hides, fint, 17391Slci
dry sailed, 14f9l53e; green sailed. 79@