Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-10

/ extent. For future delivery, the market
/ has been quite irregular. Apprehen.
sions OF short supply Of the present
crop, and that corner may be effect
ed on August contracts have given con.
siderable strength TO early futures, not
withstanding the nominal decline in
spot cotton; but the tone OF the market
has been feverish, and prices tiIctust-
ing. The later months have materially
declined under the declining foreign
markets and the very favorable re-
ports received from the growing crop"
Quotations are for round lots, tGqges8
otherwise expressed; for feed and pro
duce, LeUee rates. For small purchases
Fztes are prOpoTttOR0tely higher.
APPLEs-In good demand; common,
$l@l 25; good aud choice, 81 5o92; for
very fee, = p, and even higher would
be paid. Pesrs, S3d4 q bushel.
BRAN-Sale OF $50 sacks at SIS. The
last sales OF cOrnbrSu were at Sl5gl5 ..
BALING STUFFs-FOr 2-pOuBd bag
glng, l33@l4c; 2t-pound, l4i@l4!c.
Ties, 5t@6c.
BUITER-Dull with inferior al 20 l5c,
and no demand; western and Arkansas
prairie, good to choice, at lSG24c.
CHICKENs-There is some sinking in
prices and we quote young at 81 500
3 so according TO size. Old are in only
moderate supply and demand at SAG
50.
CORN-There wss nothing doing in
corn yesterday, and S5c wss offered for
yellow or white. The Chicago Tribune,
Of "Wednesday, reports: "RatheIs active,
and firm during the greater part Of the
session, but eased off later. Liverpool
was quoted 919ls per 49, pounds high
er than on Friday, and our market rose
lie from the closing prices OF that day,
though about lc Of the advance was es-
tablished on Saturday. But New York
was dull, wheat was rather weak here,
and our shipments Of corn were exceed
ed by the receipts, all Of which tended
to cause 8 decline, especially SIS the car
lot offerings were heavy, as they repre-
scented the accumulation since Friday.
Hence buyers held off, and the market
receded about &c. Only a moderate
quantity was taken for shipment. The
weather is still adverse to the growth Of
corn, but against that ia the fact that an
unusually large breadth has been
planted, and from that dealers hope TO
realize at lesst an average yield" The
Cairo Bulletin says: "Tue demand for
white corn is fair, but rejected is uDsala-
BILE, with q good deal on the market.
Sales were cars No. white mixed in
bulk, 73c; ! car No. . mixed in bulk,
CSC; cars No. mixed, 75c; cars No.
2 white, soc; cars No. 2 white, 792."
CORNMEAL-Only one dealer was Of
fering, and he got g so. The Chicago
Tribune quotes So 5063 625; the Cairo
Bulletin says: "The demand Tor meal is
good; 800 barrels city steam dried sold
at 50 1908 IS; 200 barrels steam dried,
So so; 100 barrels steam dried, 50 CO."
EGGs-Demand and supply both mod
crate; western, 13@l4c; fresh country,
14(915c. The Cairo Bulletin reports:
"The demand exceeds the supply, and
what few come in find ready sale at the
highest quotations. Sales we're 200
dozen, l29l3ci 800 dozen, 1l@l2c; 4
cases, lac"
FLoUR-Heavy; some common sold
at 81; good to fancy styles, S597 25.
The Cairo Bulletin states: ''There is no
change to note in this staple, The msr-
ket still remains dull and oYeTstOcked
on all grades. We note sales Of 400 bar
rels, 81 75G6 IS; 200 barrels, S5(96 IS;
$50 barrels, S5G6 so; 400 baITels, S598 %;
200 barrels treble extra spring, 81 rs "
-Sugsr-POWdered, 1910
123c; crushed, 12912Bc; cut loaf, l23cs.
grsnulated, lie; A, l04@llc; extra c,
1O4c; c yellow, 94@98c. New OIlesns,
in very little demand; open kettle, $40
94c; yellow clarified, 10ci white clarified,
103c..
MoIasses :and Syrups-In barrels, per
gallon, 45975c; market dull.
Cotee-Rio, per pound, inferior to
fancy, 192@24c. Tea, 5Oc@$l.
Salt-per barrel, domestic, 81 1901 SO.
German SOap-per pound, 54963c.
Candles, l6917c.
Soda--595ie in kegs in boxes, 6964c.
Starch-42@54c,
HAY-Very dull, new prairie ana tim
othy only in demand; Arkansas new
prairie was offering at Sll(Gl2; new tim
othy WAS selling by the dray-load at S20.
The Cairo Bulletin says: "There is con-
siderable in store, but no demand; sales
If one Car choice mixed at $17; one car
choice mixed, SIC; one car choice mixed,
SIG.
LEMONS. etc.-Lemons were higher,
IS 50(9lO, prices are still on the advance
at the sesports. Oranges Sc 5Ot97 80.
ONIoNs-Only a retail trade at s. so,
in store,
OATs-Only retail trade doing; on
landing, 6l@65c; in store, 66@67C. The
Cairo bulletin quotes: "The supply is
equal to the demand, which is limited.
Sales were two cars delivered, 65c; one
car mixed, SIC; one Car mixed in bulk,
54c.n The Chicago Tribune Of Wednes-
day, says: "Oats were active and irreg-
ularIy higher, being much excited for
July, and at one time Ale above the
closing of Friday. New York was quo.
ted considerably higher and active, the
receipts were moderate, and fears were
expressed that the recent heavy rains,
with the subsequent cool weather, would
seriously injure the growing crop. These
facts brought out the shorts for this
month and August, and those for July
exhibited good deal of nervousness
when it become apparent that q large
line was out, the sudden drop in cats
about ten days ago having brought out
a multitude of short sellers, who then
thought they had struck "big bOnSn-
za,n and acted accordingly. The sharp
advance yesterday brought out more
sellers ultimately, and caused so zee buy
ers to hold of, and the market receded
toward the close 4G2c from the highest
figures touched
PEACHEs-Per box, 75c@$I.
POTATOES-No activity in the de-
mand; the best offer making is 81 %,
and few are arriving. The Cairo Bul.
letin of Wednesday says: POTATOES are
coming in freely, and find ready sale at
good figures. We note sales OF 100 BUSH
els peachblows at 95c; 200 bushels new
peachblows at 409 45c; 800 bushels choice
new st45c.
PRovIsIoNs-Should 9!c; clear
rib, 134c; clesr sides, l34c loose; packed,
s94c higher.
Hams-Sugsr. cured, uncanVased, l23
@13c; canvased, l33@l4c.
Lard-Tierce, I4f@l4Ic; keg and pail,
I43@15c for refined.
Mess pork-S2l92l so.
Breakfast bacOn-Canvased, 1339