Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-04

ing strong early ard weak afterwards
| Liverpool was steady an New NorE
dull, while or receipts were rEthel
large and the reported shipments rela
/ lively light. The market sympathlzeC
with wheat in the first half OF the ses.
| sion and failed to rally with IL after.
ward. /; would rJbabiy have declined
/ further under tue Influence u better
weather and favorable crop Hdvices, but
/ for the fact that there was 3 good deal Ot
cash corn wanted to ill shorts for June,
which could not be laid over till to-day,
The inquiry In this direction made cash
| corn ssis be at C premium over July al
one time, and undoubtedly kept up that
and more deferred deliveries which
pressed rather heavily on the market AT
times" In our market we have 10 add
the sale Of 800 sacks ST. Louis miXsd
corn at 7oc.
CoRSMEAL-There wss very little in
Quiry End sales were at $ 30: the Chi
csgO Tribune, July l5t, says: 1--WE quote
at 90 5Oa3 62l per Dbl. for good, and S2i
a. per ton for coarse"
CHIcKENs-Young, 81 75G,3 25; fine
ones, 81; old, "a 50; fine hens, S..
EGGs-A slight demand and small
supply at l3g lac; the latter probably the
prevalent price.
FLOUR-The lower brands are neg
iecle1, the inquiry being for fue and
fancy quslitiea only; the trade is very
dull at So(d37 80.
GRoCEBIEs-Sugsr - Powdered and
crushed, lie; cut loaf, l2lc; granulated
llici a, l0gs; extra c, lUic; g yellow,
94ag2c. New Oileans, in very little
I.Fr..,.Fs s.-.gr, h-,Fr1a gIg.GEa. v-oll,.u,
clarified, lts; white clarified, l04c.
M7lsss-s aud SyTups-In barrels, per
ga''oI, lJt955c; market dali.
Cofee-Rio, per pound, inferior 90
fancy, 1929. Tes, 50c(9sl.
SSlt-peT barrel, domestic, 81 75IG1 50.
German So4p-per pound, 5l@64c.
Candles, l6I9l71c.
SOda-595ic in Kegs in boxes, 6(G6tc.
Starch-4395fc.
HAY-Choice nominslly S2iG25;
prime mixed, S22C923; Arkansas prairie,
So; very slight demsnd.
LEMCNs-Per box, S6SS.
LIVE STOCR-Horses-ssddie, Sl4OG
1885, driving, Sl259l40; plug, S75G9O.
Mules-l4Gl44 hands, SS06l20; I45
(9l5 hhands, Sl2O9I5O; l54@l6 hands,
Sl5OGI75
Cattle-First quality, 3IG4o gross;
second, ga 33c; third, 2lG23;; mich cows,
S20a40; calves, 6Gg
Sheep-First quality, 81 5095 per
head second, sos So grazing, 81 506
! 70; lambs, S2G3.
HOrses and mules were dull at steady
prices. Cattle we quote lower; the SUD-
ply is ample with moderate demand.
Mich cows are in little request. Sheep
IN, Fafr ~
ONIoNs-NOmina!ly 81 25G2 80 per
Dbl.
OATs-NOthiGg doing; last sale at sec.
Ia the evening 50 sacks Of oats sold at
SIC.
PoTAToEs-AuiviUg il plenty, and
an active trade doing in loose fer ship
ping dealers were paying 81 50Gl7j a
barrel; very fine could have got 81
sIONs-B acon-Sho uiders, Gle; |
clear rib, 135913lc; clear sides, 1870
I3sc loose; packed, Tote higher.
Hsms-5ugsr-C ured, Uucanvased, 12l
Gl3c; csnvased, I3!GI4c.
bsrd-Tierce, I449l44c; keg and pail, |
.4{9l5c for refiOed.
Mess pOrk-S2l@2i so.
Breakfast bscOn--Uncanvased, I3IG
3lc; canvased, l3l@l34c.
D6OSis Geoin EuONS SUITE alNalCc. /
lard remains quiet.
There was very active demand for |
,scon, prices were unchanged but YER, |
irm.
VEGETABLEs-Cucumbers, I5G25c per
lozsn; tomatoes, 81 81 for three-peck |
'Oxes; csntaloupes, 81 50 a dozen;
SOS per dozen; Mis-is-
ippi cabbage, 50 per 100 head. Egg
'lants, 30G5Oc per dozen; green corn,
Sc per dozen; peaches, 1881 per box;
qusshes 500 per dozen.
WHEAT-There is a falling off in re.
eipis; growers are declaring they can
make more profit from grinding their
wn flour and feeding stock with the
yeTplus than bringing it TO market
among the receipts was y bushel lot
lot yet delivered; so bushels too smutty
Or grading and cut too g-een; Is sacks
avlDg cheat and small grains, at 81; 80
ushels No. at 81 %. Growers appear
D have been unaware. in many in
tances, that they could destroy smut
rom their seed Fy soaking il ia. solu-
ion Of blue stone, which chemists call
llphate Of copper. |: