Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-24


was quiet, with little offering, no boat
having arrived from above, with any ex-
tent Of supply. The feed market re-
manned excessively quiet it is almost
wholly confined to the city cOnsump-
ton. Most grain that arrives is to fill
orders, little being sent on consignment
Corn sold, in secondhand sacks, al o5c.
oats we're without movement; there is
news that at Cairo spectators are buy
ing M, and prices are higher. COTTHedg
sold at 50 90aud 50 So; later ia the day
a stronger feeling prevailed, and il was
bald at 81 Potatoes, without any brisk
ness. sell readily. There is good de-
msnd ,,r New York varieties, with a
.Door supply, the stock of western is ex
nacted rsDidly I2 increase by the arrival
on tiatbost loads. Ccs.b60ge is in good
demand for choice, but there Is nothing
on the market but some small, unsala-
Die stuff onions are in only moderate
demand. AppIe8 show little change IN
price: there is a fair demand; ar
fivas OF fatbOst loads are near.
Poultry is very quiet; some geese and
few ducks find sale, but chickens are
very dull; turkeys, when fine, are read
ilv taken: some dressed turkeys have
eeen on the market and sold at l5G l8c
per pound. Bittter is quiet, no common
Is 10 be found, and 10 choice, the BEST
Offering brings 35c. Hog product is in
general good demand; prices are more
settled and looking up; lard Is scarce
The st. Louis Democrat November
2lst, sSys: "rhe market yesterday was
only moderately active, bat at fully sus-
tanned prices, though with prudent
packers retiring from present high
prices. Tbs prices in all the markets
are of course favorable to farmers The
I Chicago Circular Of November 2Oth
saws "While ali other leading western
packing points have, 80 far, had bu
| light arrivals Of hogs, ours had the
/ lions share, but not enough for its pres
| ent slaughtering capacity. Hence, more
home orders for product, chiefly OF
southern account, have come here
| bseause the chances were better for hav
INC them filed. Competition betweei
packers and shippers caused furthe
rise in prices Of hogs. Products quiekl.
N sympathized and yet the supply hsTdl
gent usce with the demand. Create
J confidence Ia the future Of prices has b,
these features been impaired TO speeu
lstnrs. What the result OF this VIII Ot
is yet a problem; also whether thl
urgent home demand for actual produ(
will keep up at such g rate or mefel
prove 3 temporary rush. T6at prizes
, will rule higher than during last SET
, sen. Is almost certain. Hogs yiel
7 lHehter IN weight, although the qualit
} now being marketed is visibly improN
: ing. and there may yet be mess poT
i l. g. al BFnznl0fq Il
industrial Interests here and abroad 81
+ moi the brightest for the ensuing winte
! and should this home demand slacke
: and the European hold on for e9nee
sions which the backwardness Of expo
I BUYERS gives spprehensions OF, u
: present drift Of prices may ere long
: checked to the 0etriment OF UnWa
e ispeculstors. "
/, Quotations are for round lots, unless OF
: cruise erDresSsd' and for feed on
. qlrodllce, leUee rates. For small pO
2 caases, rates are propOTtioRGte
: higher.
: APPLES AND PEARs-Apples are
A~mand; common, S293; mediul
- al Ssa9 20; fancy, S4G5. Sale Of
: SiIs BSItimotC reds, On landing,
/. . R a., FLoUE-PsE Dbl, s. 3
i RGTING STUFFs-Bagging %sSA
Z 1aa for 3 n. and 134c for z 10. Iwh
z neT H., l4,al5e. Ties, per n, oI9,ozc
4 snlice3 ola, to 7972e for regular patIel
~ new Prices chow irreg1larity.
3 BRAN-Nothing DOING last safes
8 - BSSSSlNs-Medium, 3 2092 40; picE
s navy, 50 70 80 ooaa
81 BirrrER-Per 10, for choice, SoCeso
4 naadiuu. 25G2Sc inferior scarce.
y BUILDERS MATEkiAL-Llhie'