Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-18

wheat and cornbran are each selling at
sOc9Sl.
BUTTER-Western butter is heavy for
common and medium qualities at pa
| 2Oc; for good, 22lG25c; choice, 2792Sc,
the latter in only moderate supply. Ar
| kansas "prairie butter" 2Sc.
CoRS-Orders have fallen Off this
week; il is supposed many OF the coun-
| try peotlle are now able TO supply most
Of the forage for their stock. Arrivals
were not over 200 sacks, and were all
| for dealers who, influenced by the i'm
provement in st. Louis, demanded Sc
on orders for yellow; we heard Of no
white otfering. In Chicago corn was
lower, aud the panicky condition Of
wheat tire atened TO keep it down.
CCRNMEAL-Sales were generally at
50 IS. but approved brands brought 81,
and were occasionally guaranteed. st.
Louis papers quote city delivered at
s. 75(G3 50; New Orleans, 81 IS. The
Cairo Bulletin, Of Tuesday, says: The
market is brisk. There il a good de-
msnd, aud the supply equal 10 it. We
note sales Of 800 barrels city meal ~
s. SOFAS S.; 200 barrels country, $ S0l3
3 S.; IS bsTrels fresh meal, 50 Is; 20
barrels steam dried, s. so.
CHICKENS "A good demand Tor choice
young at S3G4; little chicks in no favor
at S2G2 50. The Cairo Bulletin reports:
"The demand for chickens is fair, but
the supply hardly equAl TO the demand.
We heard Of sales OF four cOops hens at
s. 80; 10 coOps hens, So 3; eOops
mixed, $ IS
EGgs-Good supply and dull at lac.
The Cairo Bulletin says: "This market
is reported dull and overlooked, and II
cents about the ruling figure. We note
sales as follows: Is cases at lie; pack
age, lie; package, Zoe. We heard Of
one sale OF 10 cases at 123c."
FLoUR-Dull at S5C97 so.
GRoCERIEs-Crushed, grsnulated and
powdered, 1li9l2c; cut loaf, 12f9l23c;
A coffee l03c; extra G., 10fc; soft refined,
yellow and white, 1049l1c; clarified yell
low, 94c; open kettle, 6C993c. MOlasses and
syrups, per gallon, in barrels, 45(G75c, as
Rice, 7(9Stc. COffee-Rio, per pound,
inferior to fancy, 2OG231c. Salt, per
barrel, domestic, 81 so. SOap-German,
per pound, 6G64c. Candles, 16l4l7c. Soda,
505fc, in kegs; in boxes, 6i@64c.
Starch, 5954c.
Coffee is very quiet, but holders are
firm. The New York Grocer says: "The
decline of 4c on all grades OF Brazils
made on Friday last week was fully re-
covered on Monday under the influence
Of quite an active demand. The distrib-
uting demand has been quite brisk, es-
pecially from western buyers. Toward
the close Of the week holders offered the
reduced stocks very spsrngly. The sup
ply for the next two months promises to
be only moderate, as prices in Rio are
relatively higher than prices here. The
market closes steady and very firm, and
with prices Of jObblng lots Of strictly
choice grades &c higher than last Friday,
on sccouat Of scarcity OF these grades
and an active demand" The same
paper says Of sugar: "Since our
last review the receipts OF raw sugar
have been quite large and about double
the quantity taken out of stock by re-
finers. In consequence stocks show
considerable increase. Prices, however,
have remained unchanged, and during
the last two days, under the increased
demand from Tefiners, have ruled very
firm. Holders willingly store their re-
ceipts unless very full prices are obtain
ed, being confident that later in the
year much more remunerative prices
will be obtained"
dium, choice timothy scarce and want
ed common, $1,000; mixed, S22923.
In store, 81 25(9l 80 per cwt. Sales OF
three car loads Of Arkansas new prairie
at Sl2 so and Sl3.
LIVE SToCK-HOrGes-sad rs 400
1856; driving, 1259l40; plug, S7599O.
Mules-l49l43 hands, $909l2O; l43
@l5 hands, Sl2O9l5O; l539l6 hands,
Sl5O9i75.
Cattle-First quality, 5954c gross;
second, 33@43c; third, 23(93ci mich
COWS, $25(a5O.
Sheep-First quality, S596 per head;
second, S. 5094; grazing, 81 50(91 IS.
LEMONS, ETC.-LemOns, S. 59(G7.
Oranges, 81 5095 for common, for
choice, S7G9S.
LIME-Hightr; per bbl., 81 35(G1 so.
ONIoNs-Poor demand, selling in stOr9
at So per Dbl.
OATs-Nothing doing; in store, 75c.
POTATOEs-New bought loose by deal
ers at 81 50(92 IS; New OrleaLs in store,
by the barrel, So 50 for fine. The re-
ceipts by wagon from the country are
increasing, but the demand is beyond
the supply.
PEACHES were offering at
$5(95 50 per bnshel.
s-Bacon-ShouIdeTs, etc;
clear rib, 1239I28e; clear sides, 12B@l3ci
loose, s94c less.
Hsms-Sugar-cure unc&nVased, 124
@l3c; canvased, l339l4e. .
Lsrd-Tierce, 143@l5c; keg and pail,
159l5fc for refined.
Mess pOrk-S2l@12l 80.
Breakfast bscon-Uncanvased, 1910
l33c; canvssed, 13A@l34c.
Bacon shading from these figures.
Lard dropping and dull.
Notwithstanding beans in good
demand for shipping at 75c@$l per
bushel in bulk.