Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-22
oPe ledsteady and closed steady sa 'es,

OPe edsteady end closed steady sa 'es,
81, 60 TIA es.
Ne. eipts at The United States sesports
since last Fiitsy, Ill., 1853, ayainft Iii, 4S2
las week, and lC6, 10 last year.
SOCK al the ports, 337, 7l3 bales, AGAR st
245 2o5 last week, aad 322 O9S lsst year.
Gold opened 10 New York ST Il65, de-
cliDe to ll6, closed ct lI6I.
The New York bulletin OF Tuesday
repor an unusually smell offering, ard
price .l6c up Excitement in futures
some iuctIations owing to frost re-
porte. The weekly review Of the same
paper reported: "The squeeze on Dc.
tober has been a Very severe one, carry
4 ing gr5at many Cf the 5 mail II brokers
i down, to sSy nothing of numerous set
Elements quietly made in order to 'pio-
tecr certain leading operators. Mos. OF
the call vas tn cover but a leW our
chasss were mAde for investment.
Southern operators did net appear to be
greatly alarmed, though the markets
tnere hsve hsrceled considerably. IT,
deed, jIst st the close OF the week il
was stated that orders from the south FOX
'slnlt sales we're quit plenty and mere
4 ~ held bsck hy brokers endeavOring to
60 the highest notch before sei ling, and
i proportion Cf tie Offering on SATURDAY.,
when the break took place under the in-
flUeIce o the bureau report
Il TIE GENERAL MARKET was again
: very dull. The weather continues fine
-azlre skies and genial sunshine-but
our business people want more stir ard
hustle. CJrH is still very scarce; not
from any activity in The demand, bat
becsuse the small inquiry ha1 eau ed
dealers u defer ordering it, until the
stocks Were unUsua ~ run down-ar-
8rivAls are expected on Monday. OIts
Lin bulk, rated ss No Oa's, sold at 40c.
Bran sggin s,Ii az SIS for good a1d
Hsaund in new 'ayks. COr1tBleGL re-
&|mainei stll at So but The low price has
Din TO wise imUiOy the dema nj. The
zSt. Louis Times reports Of cOrnmesl:
&Ci,y slow ssie st 81 SOG2 80 deliv-
3ered. No country OffeIir g-qu tatiODs
bot possible" Prov sjOHS remained en-
4irely without change; We can hear Of
|no new mess pork in stock in the city;
he demand Tor il however, is slight.
1.-THE New York Bulletin, Of Tuesday,
+says Of provisions: Toe market for
s mess pork, lard and bacon vas higher,
with sales Of q moderate amount for
s spot and future delivery, but much If
81 he strength on pork wss apparently
1st a. the close, while lard was higher,
f but al sr charge il recovered again.
w remarked, some days ago, that il is
4probsule ths south will soon raise its
%bwn hogs, a. well a. its corn,
hay, oats, c0rnmesl and -four On
Il his subject su article IN abe New
MDrle8ns T7mcs recently said: "By the
ew exgeyiments in the raising Of hogs,
hiss been aSceTtaiued Il a the esiern
stimate Of the amount OF corn fed far
Xcseds that required in that locality.
Il nearly every season sufficient roots,
a nssts, and other food Of spontaneous
. trowth can b. procured 10 fatten them,
nd q small dang feed Is only necessary
r o keep them within bounds THIS
#hows that the subject OF the south rais-
) ng It's own pork Is already eXercisiI g
,H Intention. CraHJerTisS Of q very 6ue
cultivated quality are now in this mar
n let 81 Sl2 81 Osrrsl. Toe New York Bul-
stiH reports: Carefully obtained stats
ics ~ regard to ths cranberry crop show
Marked telling of this season in COM
Is arson with last year. The total pro-
"A uciiau Of the county is pllGed at 2I0,-
a 10 bus els, sEsiDs, -5D,OOJ in 1874"
STgOs sar chicEens cont hue quiet and
u rcnaoged. App 'es, potatoes srG onions
n ecaivc only "A moderate amount Of at
aotion. -Four is without animation at
8 70 IS ~ -xtremes. Or coffee the New
York Rtuyctin % Tuesday says: 1.-THE
,grka. fr RIO continued very quiet,
nj rTicas at the close show y decline
fIc, The cable adyices from Rio JAM