Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10

per biol. in store. Old russets, S5(GsG.
BRAN-No demand for it; il was Of
iered at SIG 80, but no offer could be
found better than SIS 80.
BUTTER-There is seine good butter
selling at 25c, but choice Is principally
in demand al ga sc. Common TO
good medium from y 10 poe.
CORN-The plentiful receipts Of the
last few days have caused all orders TO
be filed, and yesterday morning S3c was
the best that could be got for yellow and
mixed, sales OF which were 100 and $50
sacks; the previous evening S25 sacks
white sold 1t Sc. On orders, S5la SIC.
CORN,IEAL-The demand was very
quiet, and sales were at 81; there were
sales at s. So; st. Louis papers quote it
S. 70G,3 50; in New Orleans it has fallen
20 g 80, which helps to make it fiat
here. In store, 1OGl5c per Dbl. higher.
CHICKEEs-Toung were only in mod
crate offering and selling at 3 7593
and - So according to size. Old were
dull; some mixed sold at s. IS.
EGGs-Quiet at l56l6c.
TLOUR-Quiet at $5G7 25, which is q
decline; low grades sre in little demand,
being unsafe TO handle this warm
weather.
GROCERIES-CTushed, graduated and
powdered, ll7Gl2c; cut loaf, l2fC9l23c;
A coffee lO3c; extra {, lOtC; soft refined,
yellow and white, l04Gllc; clarified yell
low, SIC; open kettle, SlG94c. Molasses and
syrups, per gallon, in barrels, 45975c, as
in quality. Tea, 80 in quality, 5Oc9Sl 10.
Rice, rosie. COtfee-RiO, per pound,
inferior 70 fancy, 20G23ic. Salt, per
Enqr1-(Tapn
per pound, 6G64c. Candles, 16(9l7c. Soda,
595fc, in kegs; in boxes, 6f963c.
Starch, 5@54c.
The New York Grocer, Of Saturday,
June 5th, says OF coffee and sugar:
s'The market for Brazils has ruled quiet,
and the stocks in first hands here show
some increase. Prices, however, re-
manned unchanged until Friday, having
ruled steady on the better grades, but
somewhat in buyers favor on the lower
grades. The various private advices re-
ceived from Rio this week have not been
particularly favorable to holders, and in
consequence the market closes without
strength and &c lower on all grades. The
market for raw sugar ruled very quiet
until Tuesday, when a brisk demand
from refners set in, which has continued
throughout the week, resulting in de-
cided advance, and, with prospect of
further advance, the market closing ac-
tive. Holders are Offering their supplies
sparingly, and the receipts this week
have only little exceeded the sales"
HAY-VeTy quiet; plenty Of common
and mixed with moderate demand;
sales generally at S2G(G23, with cOnsid-
cradle irTegularity. Choice timothy
wanted, nOminslly S25926. In store,
S24lG27.
LIVE STOCK-HOrses-saddle, Sl4O@
1856; driving, 125914O; plug, S7599O.
Mules-l49l44 hands, S9OlGl2O; l43
@l5 hands, Sl2O9l5Oi 153@l6 hands,
Sl50Gl75.
Cattle-First quality, 5953c gross;
second, 34@43c; third, 24G3c; mich
cows, S25(95O.
Sheep-First quality, S596 per head;
second, s. 50C94; grazing, 81 5O@l IS.
LEMONS AND ORANGES-bemOns per
box, S.. Oranges, $500. Lemons, it
will be seen, are higher. No common
oranges on market.
ONIoNs-Per Dbl, So 50@3 IS IN store;
poor demand, some shipping up the river
to find a market.
OATs-Nothing DOING last sales at
72c.
PRovIsIoNs-B acon-Shoulders, 93@
9sc; clear rib, 12s@I23c; clear sides, 10
@l3Bc; loose, tote less.
Hams-Sugar-cur uncanvased, 123
0I3c; csnvased, I33@14c.
Lard-Tierce, I5Gl53c; key and pail,
15t@153c for refined.
Mess pOrk-$2l 1902 25; above stand
ard weight is higher.
Breakfast bscon-UncanvRsed, 1910
I33c; canvssed, 133@l33c.
No change in any articles; bacon
quiet and lard very dull. The New
York Bulletin Of Monday had the follow
ing: mo sooner has the Teceding wave
Of the wheat speculation disappeared
than another comes in from the same
sOurce-Chicago-caTrying before it
large dealers in provisions in both that
and this market, while the number Of
smaller wrecks has not yet been COM
puted. 1t il safe TO expect TO hear Of
such things for some time to come, and
that they will extend as far as did the
wheat failures, as everybody, from the
farthest hog-produCing section to the
eeaboald, and even across the Atlantic,
seems to have been 'bulling' hog pro-
ducts for many months. Two failures
occurred here last week, and on Thurs
day some half q dozen were reported at
Chicago, some Of whom were carrying
for country bulls who could not, or
were not able TO get their margins into
Chicago az fast as the market declined.
Thus disappears the millions of fictitious
wealth that the west dreamed of making
on the hog and wheat crops. These are
but some Of the fruits Of the great Chica-
go speculation"
P0TATOEs-New are in good demand;
the supply was light; in store 50 1904
per barrel. Old are irregular and neg
Iected at 8 50(G,2 IS.
VEGETABLES - CucumbeT5 4O(045c
per dozen; squsshes, 40945c; tomatoes,
81 50@3 per box.