Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-20

the country Is decreasing u&llyY laIuIeLH
being able very extensively 10 feed their
stock and ali their -four barrels from the
productions growing around them.
| CORNMEAL-The demand has mate
rally decreased, while receipts were
| liberal, 400 barrels being added to our
stock; sales OF favorite brands were al
$ 95, and where guaranteed, 81.
| CHICKENs-A moderate supply only
on the market, but which appeared
about equal TO the demand. Young was
selling at - 75Id3 90 for medium to good
medium; old S4Gti 80 for choice mixed
and hens.
EGGs-Plentiful, with very mOder-
ate inquiry at he: there were sales as
low as lie, and q small package or two
Of country express eggs at lac.
FLOUR-DIll at S5t97 50.
ROCERIEs-Crushed, graduated and
powdered, lli@I2c; cut loaf, l23@l2lci
A coffee l03c; extra c, lO4c; soft refined,
yellow and white, l04Ggllc; clarified yell
low, SIC; open kettle, slG94c. MOlasses and
syrups, per gallon, In barrels, 45lJ75c, ss
in quality. Tea, SIS In quality, 5OcIBSl 10.
Rice, 7G,Stc. Cofiee-RiO, per pound,
inferior TO fancy, l9!a BE. Salt, per
barrel, domestic, 81 50. SOap-Germsn,
per pound, 6ld6 SIC. Candles, lGGl7c. Soda,
5G5!c, in kegs; in boxes, Gi@6lc.
Starch, 5G5lc.
HAY-VeTy dull for common and ne,
dunn, choice timothy scarce and want.
ed; common, Sl9G2D; mixed, S22.IG p /;
New Arkansas prairie, Sl2 50ol3 by
the car load. In store, 81 25.yI 30 per
cwt.
LIVE SToCK-Horse=-sa ddle, ..Sl40G
1856; driving, l25GII0; plug, S75G9O.
Mules-l4Gl4! hands, S9OGl2O; 14l
| @l5 hands, Sl2l9l5Oi l549I6 hands,
Sl5OGl75.
Cattle First quality, 4GHc gross;
second, 9Ilg4e; third, 2G3ci mich
COWS, S25(15O.
sheep-First quality, 81 5O,G5 50 per
head; second, s. 50G4i grazing, 81 500
as.
LEMONS, ETC.-Lemons, S6 5O97.
Oranges, 81 5O,G5 for common, for
choice, S7(GS.
LIME-Highsr; Per bbl., 81 859I 50;
| in bulk, 81.
ONIoNs-The demand this season for
onions is very slight, and prices are
lower; in store, 81 3OG2 so barrel.
OATs-NOthing doing; IN store, 74c
PoTATOEs-A good demand for ship
ping. Offering 81 1898 loose, but very
few arriving.
PROvIsIONs-Bacon- 94c;
clear rib, l2.c; clear sides, 123@12sc.
loose, 5Gfc less.
Hams-Sugsr-cur uncanvased, 123
@I3c; canyased, l33@l4c.
LArd-Tierce, I4i9l44c; keg and pail,
I44Gl5c for refined.
Mess pork-S20 5092l.
Breakfast bscOn-Uncanvased, 1910
I3lc. pauVased 134IIl34c.
WHEAT-We hear OF no new ar
rivals; the following from the Chicago
Tribune, Of Thursday, shows the present
position OF the wheat market: "Wheat
was active and very weak, declining
24c from the closing prices of Tuesday,
making total drop of 44c in twenty
four hours. The British markets were
generallytquoted strong, but the news
of failures of British houses made sellers
here very numerous, and several lots
were early placed on the market which
were supposed to have been held on
English account, and then sold because
OF the European news. A good many
orders were also received to sell on Coun-
try account. These were probably
brought out by the finer weather, and
natural reaction from the gIasshOppeT
scare OF the preceding day. Then came
ia less favorable reports from Liverpool,
and New York was reported dull. Under
these things prices declined, but the
offerings were all taken, the trading be-
ing large. These lots disposed OF, the
market was steadier for a while, but
another dropping fire of country selling
orders came in, and another season of
weakness ensued. The shorts covered
quite freely, and a fair quantity was
taken for shipment, some orders being
filed on European account which had
been limited too low to permit the pur-
chsses to made previously"