Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-10

brOb re- offering 1l26ll2E. The only
/ securities Of = local nature meet with lit
! tie siteation snd we have ~ Iansac-
| tiOp3 OF interest to record. We repeat
| our last figures: Shelby county scrip 1T
| 1917; fire and police at S7lG IS; EcLOC!
notes go; State notes S7GS9; Bank Of
Tennessee, new issue, %. There was an
inquiry for Charleston railroad stock at
S, but we know Of none Offering.
Quotations are for round lots, tl1tess
otherwise expressed; for Jeed and pro-
dtIoe, Lcgee rates. For small purchases
rItss are proportiOratety higher.
APPLEs-The demand remains active,
bit prices are not "a strong in the north
as they were; for choice fluit, however,
the demand ia good; we quote 75cCI
81 10 barrel measure. In New Or
leans there is a demand; they are scarce
there and good prices paying.
BAGGING AND TIES - A moderate
business doing; lbs. at l49I4lc; ?! lbs.
at l446l4ic. Ties, 5!G84c.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Lime, by car
load, 81 IS; in store, 81 so. Rosedale
cement, 81 1902 50; Louisville cement,
81 2592 IS; fire-brick, S395 per 1000.
Brick, per 1000 at the kiln, selected,
Sll; fire brick, S3G4 per 100.
COAL-OIL-Per gallon, I6Gl7c.
CORN-There was nothing Offering on
the landing, and nothing was asked for;
the days business was almost confined
to a sale or two between dealers at SSc.
CORNMEAL-TheT regular rate was
s. So, but sales at this price were merely
small transactions; round lOts to the
Louis papers OF Saturday reported:
"Hisher, in sympathy with the ad-
vance in corn. Sales, 200 bbls city at
So SIS delivered; $50 do. st So so deIiy-
cred.
CHICKENS were selling at 50
az 80, according to size; old at $50
375.
EGGs-Sc8rce but in small demand at
los FOR shipped and 16c for country.
FLOUR-Flour hes been strong most
OF the week, but the feeling in Chicsg0
and st. Louis is less firm, and we quote
S. 50(9S so for extra to family. The st.
Louis Republican, Of Saturday, report
ed: "FlOur continues in some demand,
though 1t is accompanied with 3 percep-
tIble caution Of approach by buyers, in
spired by the present exaggerated values
and q reasonable distrust OF their stabiIi-
ty. But holders sre still firm, ard we
quote the market unchanged in any fea-
ture.n
GROCERIES Sugar-Powdered, I2t9
l24o; crushed, 12t@l24c; cut Leaf, 124@
1910; gTsnulated, l1s@l2c; A, 1l@115c;
extra G, l03c; G yellow, 93@l0c; open
kettle, 99l0c; yellow clarified, 103@
lie; white clarified, ll4@ll3c.
Molasses and Syrups-In barrels, per
gallon, 45(975c; market dull.
COffee-Rio, per pound, inferior to
fancy, 2l@24c. Tea, 50c9$l.
Salt-per barrel, domestic, 81 1901 so.
German SOap-peT pound, 54963c.
Candles, per pound, boxes, lie; half
boxes, 174c; quarter boxes, 18c.
SodA-5@5fcin kegs; in boxes, 63@63c.
Stsrch-4i@5tc.
HAY-Arksnsas prairie, $500; mixed,
$1,000; timothy, 1923. There is nothing
doing outside the city demand.
LIVE STOCK-Horses-Gn saddle,
sl4O92O0; drawing, Sl409l8O; plug, SIS |
$50.
Mules-140144 hands. S9O@lIO; I44@ |
Is, S110@145; 14@l6, S145t9lS5.
Cattle-First quality, 4943c, gross;
second, 3@33c; third, 24@3c; poor, 2 |
9s4o.
Sheep-First quality, 81 5O05; second, |
So 5O(93 rs; Door, 81. Lambs are in good |
demsnd with smsll supply at 5496c.
Hogs-No demand.
OATs-NOthing doing; last sale of |
new at Csc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 93c; |
clear rio, 134@13s@13!c; clear sides,
l3s(9l34c, loose; packed, s(91c higher. |
Aams-Suskr-cuIed, l33@l4!c for can
vaeed.
LaTd-Tierce, l44c; kegs It4c; pals,
l50I5Rc for refined
Mess pork-Per barrel, S23 50 and still |
looking higher.
Breakfast bacon-Canvased, scarce at |
Ice.
There was little doing yesterday;
stocks email and demand good.
PEACHES-In boxes, 25c per box.
PEARs-In good request for loose for |
shipping, for which is paid 81 509S2 per |
bushel. Ripe pears for the home mar |
Ket will bring S293.
POTATOES-There is a good demand, |
but growers are, very properly, strong ia |
their demands; the failure Of potatoes in
many districts north, and the excellence |
Of the growth around us this year, JUS
tify tirmer attitude on the part of grow |
ers. Offerings are generally 81 50, bug |
good potatoes will bring 81 per barrel |
from the wagons.
SWEET POTATOEs-There ia q demand |
for sweet potatoes, which sell, according
to quality, at 75c9Sl a bushel.
SARDINEs-Per case, SI4 so, SIS so
and SIG, according to quality.
SHOT-Per bag, 81 5O92 rs.
TURPENTINE-Per gallon, 3Sc; Lin
seed oil, raw, 75c, boiled soc. White
lead, 94@l0c per pound.
WHEAT-FeW arrivals with strong
offerings for No. 2. Sales during the
week have been from SOC to 81 So, ac-
oOrding to quality. Where wheat has
been well cultivated, grown from good
seed, clear of smut, and well winnowed,
it has never failed to bring g good price.
Those who were not at the trouble to Sc
cure these requisites, could not expect
% do well with an inferior article. To
grow wheat against the whole west re-
Iuires pluck and skill. With these re-
Iuisites Tennessee wheat can Ego in
md win" The st. Louis Trade Jour-
lGi, Of Friday, reports: "WhiIe the
gloomy reports of irreparabie damage to
he crop of cereals in the west come up