Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-09

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otherwise oppressed JOT feed and pro-
dILce, leUee rates. For small purchases
rates are pTOpOrtiOa0tely higher.
BRAN-NOthing doing in wheat; the
last Gales were at SIC and Si6 50. In
store, 81 per cwt. Fifty sacks Of corn
bran sold at Sl7; this article is scarce and
is coming into much favor among cow
keepers.
BUTTER-TheTe is some good butter
selling at 25c, but choice is principally
in demand at 27Cd2Sc. Common to
good medium from II to 2OC.
CoRN-There was another plentiful re-
ceipt OF corn, but dealers having replen-
ished their stocks in most cases, the de-
mand was less eager. Prices, however,
were maintained and, owing to sd-
vances in the western markets, were
very strong. Sales of 159 sacks yellow
at sac; we heard OF no sales OF white,
but it was firm at 65c. In store, 66(dSSc.
CORNAEAL-FOr approved brands
sales were at S4; one house guaranteed
their sales at that price; the demand was
light.
CHICKENS-There were no spring
chickens offering; old are in moderate
demand only; some fine mixed, nearly
every one hens, sold at 81.
EGGs-Quiet at l5Gl6c, with fair
supply.
decline; low grades are in little demand,
being unsafe - handle this warm
weather.
GROCERIEs-Crushed, gr2nulsted and
powdered, 113@l2c; cut loaf, 12t@l23c;
A coffee l03c; extra G, 10+c; soft refined,
yellow and white, l02@ll clarified yell
low, 95c; open kettle, 8CG95c. M0lasses and
syrups, per gallon, In barrels, 45@75c, as
in quality. Tea, as in quality, 50c(9SI 10.
Rice, rosie. Cotfee-Rio, per pound,
inferior 20 fancy, 20t9234c. Salt, per
barrel, domestic, 81 50. SoBp-Germsn,
per pound ,6@63c. Candles, l69l7c. Soda,
5954c, in kegs; in boxes, 63@63c.
Starch, 5@53c.
HAY-Very quiet; plenty Of common
and mixed with moderate demand;
sales generally at $20@23, with consid-
cradle irregularity. Choice timothy
wanted, nOminally S25926. In store,
S24@27.
LIVE SToCK-Horses-saddle, Sl4O@
1856; driving, 1259I4O; plug, S75G9O.
Mules-l4@141 hands, S909120; 144
@15 hands, SI209l5Oi 153@I6 hands,
Sl5O9l75.
Csttle-First quality, 5954c gross;
second, 33943c; third, 23@3ci mich
COWS, S25(d50.
Sheep-First quality, S5@6 per head;
second, 50 5Ol94; grazing, 81 50(9l IS.
LEMONS AND ORANGBs-LemOns, per
box, $5@6. Oranges, 81 50@6.
ONIONs-Dull; mostly at So so per
bbl.; for 5-peck sacks, 81 so.
OATs-Very quiet demand; sale Of SO
sacks at re.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 9l@
9sc; clear rib, 12s9123c; clear sides, Is
@l3tc; loose, 5(94c less.
Hams-Sugar-cured uucRnVased, 127
9l3c; canvased, 133@14c.
Lsrd-Tierce, l5l9152c; keg and pail,
15t@l53c for refined.
Mess pork -S2l y5(d,22 d; above stand
ard weight is higher.
Breakfast bscOn-Uncanvase6, 1910
134c; canvssed, l33@I34c.
The st. Louis Democrat of Saturday,
reports: "The sdvices from Chicago and
sharp decline indicated in that market
unhinged the views Of operators here,
and the tone Of our market is unsettled
and lower in consequence. There were
two or three reported failures Of lard
men at Chicago, and TumOrs of similar
cstastrophes in New York, which haO
the effect of shaking the entire line Of
hog products. Pork was subject to
marked falling off, standard going to
Sl9 so in round lOts. Dry salt meats, in
the absence of any movement, were
merely nominal. Bacon duh and de-
clining for spot and futures. Lard de-
moraIized by the break at Chicago, and
would probably not find cash buyers at
over l34c."
POTATOES. srein good demand;
the supply was light; in store 50 1904
per barrel. Old are irregular and neg
lected at 81 50(G2 IS.
STOCK PEAs.-The demand was more
active at 81 5092 per bushel, according
to quality.