Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-11
duce, leUee rates. For small purchases
rates are propOTtiOnatelu htqher.


rates are pTopOTtiOnHtcly higher.
APPLEs-New were offering at g 50
per bbl. in store. Old russets, S5lI6.
BRAN-NO demand; offered at $40,
and SIS 80 the best bid made. Corn bran
offered at Sl7 and no takers. In Cairo
wheat bran quotes Sl6 declining, with
an oversupplied market; in Chicago
active and advanced.
BUTTER-Very quiet at 28G27c FOR
choice and "new grass" common aud
medium, l2@IJs; good prime, which is
ia fair demand, 25c. The Cairo Bulletin
quotes CHOICE az goose, the latter FOR
choice uHihern; choice Illinois, zoe.
CORS-Iittle arrived to-day except in
fulfillment Of dealers orders; the de-
maud was quiet; yellow was offered at
SIC; white at siGS5. On orders. S4l1
Soc; in store, S69S7C. The Cairo Bulie-
tin, June Sth, had the following quota
tons: There = no shipping demand.
Sales were one car mixed in sacks de-
livered, 75c; twelve cars mixed in sacks
delivered, 76c; two cars mixed in sacks
delivered, T5C; six cars mixed ia sacks
delivered, ne; four cars white in sacks
delivered, SOc.u The Chicago Tribune.
Of Tuesday, reports: "Our receipts were
rather light, and the weather was favor
able FOR Kidding corn, which made hold
ers careless TO sell, and piqusd the anX-
iety Of some buyers. The outward
movement was rather light, bat our
stocks in store decreased lightly during
last week, and the recent scare about
condition is all over, as il is now known
that the corn reported warm on arrival
in New York was inspected here as
new previous to the twentieth Of April.
There was q very light inquiry for car
lots, but the speculative demand was
good till near the close, when the down.
ward movement in wheat made buyers
hold off,"
CoRNMEAL-There was an active de-
msnd at S494 O., according to the
brands. In Cairo, city delivered, s. so
G3 SIS; in Chicago, 50 5OlG3 625.
CHICKENS, ETC.-MOderate offerings
with quiet demand; young selling at
81 1903 50; old, S3@4 a few ducks
brought 50; geese and turkeys were of
fered, but met with 10 buyers.
EGGs-Rather heavy at l6c, with a
moderate supply; Cairo papers quote l3
@14c.
FLOUR-Little doing at S567 50; the
Cairo Bulletin says: "5tOcks Of flour are
increasing, owing to small demands and
prices unchanged, at 81 1904"
GROCERIES granulated and
powdered, l1I@l2c; cut loaf, I2f@I24c;
A coffee l04c; extra c, I04c; soft refined,
yellow and white, 104(Gllc; clarified vel
low, 94c; open Kettle, So 94c. MOlasses and
syTups, per gallon, in barrels, 45G75c, as
in quality. Tea, as in quality, 50c(9Sl 10.
Rice, rosie. COffee-RiO, per pound,
inferior to fancy, 206234c. Salt, per
barrel, domestic, 81 50. SOap-Germsn,
per pound, 6G64c. Candles, l69I7c. Soda,
5CG5+c, in kegs; in boxes, 64@62c.
Starch, 5C952c.
HAY-Very quiet; plenty Of common
and mixed with moderate demand;
sales generally at S20923, with cOnsid-
cradle irregularity. Choice timothy
wanted, nominally S25G26. In store,
S24CGZ7. New prairie hay was received;
it was Arkansas prairie, and was ad-
miTed for its good quality and delightful
perfume. Dealers quote it at Sl5Gl6 by
the car load, 81 per cwt in store. The
Cairo Bulletin quotes choice timothy de-
livered at S22, with 3 small demand,
but still smaller supply.
LIVE STOCK-HOrses-ssddle, Si40@
185; driving, l25614O; plug, S75@9O.
Mules-149144 hands, S9O9l2O; I44
OILS hands, Sl2O9l5Oi l53@I6 hsnis,
Sl5O9l75.
CattIe-First quality, 5854c gross;
second, 3!94le; third, 23&3c; mich
cows, S25C950.
Sheep-First quality, $500 per head;
second, 50 50C94; grazing, 81 50(Gl 20.
LEMONS AND ORANGRs-Lemons, per
box, S.. Oranges, S5G6. Lemons, it
will be seen, are higher, No common
oranges on market.
ONIoNs-In store So 50@3 70 per Dbl;
the demand is insignificant.
OATs-Nothing doing; last sales at !
re. Efforts were made to obtain high |
er but no buyers were found. The Chi |
cagO Tribune Of Saturday reported: 1.-THE |
market advanced under an urgent de- |
mand from the shorts for the current |
month, supplemented by the strength |
in other grain. The probability of 8 |
corner for this month made the shorts |
anxious to settle, and early prices for |
cash or June advanced 24c from the clos |
ing Saturday evening, hut declined af- |
terward. The quantity Of oats in store
probably does not exceed 10000 bushels,
the most Of which is supposed to be in
the hands of a few parties" Cairo
papers quote steady, supply small at IS !
G6Sc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 9}c;
clear rib, 1239l2sc; clear sides, I2.@13c;
loose, B@4c less.
Hams-Sugar-cured, Uncanvssed, 124
@13c; canvased, l33@14c.
Lard-Tierce, 159l53c; keg and pail,
for refined.
Mess pork-S2I 1922 o..
Breakfast bscon-Uncsnvased, 1910
133c; canvssed, 1339l34c.
POTATOEs-New were scarce; LOuisi-
ana is falling off, and Tennessee has not
yet begun to arrive; in store, So 5094.
Old nominal at 81 5062 20.
VEGETABLES - Cucumber5 40G45c
per dozen; squsshes, 40945c; tomatoes,
g 50t93 per box. The first arrival Of
green corn was in the market; sale Of 6
bbls. at lie pei dozen for the lot.