Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-19

Quotations are for round lots, tu1les
otheT101se expressed; for feed and pro
dHce, teUee rates. For small purchase
rates are pT0pOrtiOHdtsly higher.
1 APPLEs-Green, in bulk, bought b,
dealers al 81 5Oa2 FOR good to choice
inferior, 5Uc(a,Sl per bauel.
BRAIN )thing doing, last sales a
/ Sl6 . aRan cOrn6Tan st Sl7. In stOrJ
wheat and cOrnbran are each selling q
/ 90cGSl.
/ Decentralization butter is heavy fO
/ common and medium qualities at la
Doc; for good, 22lG25c; choice, 27G2Sc
/ the latter in only moderate supply, Ar
kansas "pFaiTie butter" 2Sc.
CORN-None arrived, orders few; only
/ dealers offering st S5GS5c on orders
! The st. Louis ReDUJ.icda has the fol.
lowing: zone Of the city journals ha.
stated that complaint had come back
from the south that corn shipped from
here had been received in bad condition,
The elevators deny that any damaged
corn has left their bins. It i stated.
however, that II damaged corn has been
shipped to the south, il has been with
out inspection, and from river points
sbOven
CoREMEAL-SeIiing st 50 IS; favor
lie brand brought s.; in New Orleans,
81 80
CHICKENs-There was but a small
supply; young sold st 8 5OG3; for fine,
3 50lG4, but only few Of them were to
be found; old, S4GI 30 for god.
EGGs-In good supply and lower;
sales were at I3Gi4c.
FLOUR-Dull at S567 50.
ROCERIEs-Crushed, granulated and
powdered, ll5@l2c; cut loaf, l2t9I25c;
coffee 103c; extra c. 1O4c; soft refined,
yellow and white, 10391lc; clarified yell
low sic; open kettle, 8G9Ic. Molasses and
syrups, per gallon, in barrels, Asa 75c, as
in quality. Tea, as in quality, 50cGSl 10.
Rice, rosie. Coffee-RiO, per pound,
inferior to fancy, l91G23c. Salt, per
barrel, domestic, 81 so. Soap-German,
per pound, 6964c. Candles, 169l7c. SOda,
5954c, in kegs; in boxes, 63@6!c.
Starch, 5C954c.
HAY-Very dull for common and me-
dium, choice timothy scarce and want
ed common, $1,000; mixed, S22G23;
New Arkansas prairie, So 509l3 by
the car load. In store, 81 259l So per
cwt.
LIVE STOCK-Horses-saddle, ,Sl4Ot9
lS5; driving, l259l40i plug, S75G9O.
Mules-l49l44 hands, S9O6l20; I44
OILS hands, Sl209l5O; 154@l6 hands,
Sl5O9I75.
Csttle-First quality, 494Ic gross;
second, 3394c; third, 293c; mich
cows, S25(a50.
Sheep-First quality, 81 5O95 50 per
head; second, 50 5O94; grazing, 81 5O9
l IS.
There is very little doing in horses or
mules. For cattle there is pretty fair |
demand for good stock; mich cows are |
very dull. There is a good inquiry for |
1rst-clsss sheep; others are neglected. |
Hogs are quite out OF the market. Busi- |
ness in live stock is generally dull prices
or cattle are declining; for, as the
season advances, grazing varieties be-
come plentiful.
LEMONS, ETC.-LemOns, Sc j0lG7. |
Oranges, 81 5000 for common, q6r
,hOice, S7GS.
LIME-Higher; Per Dbl, 81 356I 50;
q bulk, 81.
ONIONs-The demand this season for
,nions is very slight, and prices are
over; in store, s. 3092 so a barrel.
OATs-N othing doing; in store, 75c.
PoTATOES-The demand for home
rown potatoes for shipment is good,
md prices have risen, dealers paying
? 1903 per barrel loose from the
wagons.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Gle;
lear rib, l23@l2sc; clear sides, l25@l3c;
pose, BC94c less.
Hams-Sugsr-curei, uncanvased, I25
3l3c; csnvased, l3!G14c.
Lard-Iierce, I44G9l5c; keg and pail,
5@l5tc for refined.
Mess poTk-S2I@2I so.
Breakfast bacOn-Uncanvased I3A9
'9c; canvased, 1340l34c.
The demand is quiet, but there is call
II all the home smokers can furnish of !
aeon; lard is dull and not firm; mess
1rk is dropping with very little de- .
and. Bacon shades something from
IT quotations.
WORKMANSHIP beans were not
demand, and we have consequently !
} quotations. Cucumb ers and sGuashes
iRg 30@35c per dozen.