Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09

Liverpool arrivals were quiet and
1-32d higher.
Gold in New York opened at list, fell
to 1l4E, and closed at l145.
THE GENERAL MARKET showed more
movement yesterday, but it was pfinci
pally because there was more free sr
rival or produce, and the low condition
OF stocks in many instances rendered il
necessary to replenish. Corn was il q
little demand, and shelled sold for 6Oc
and ear Tor 60c. oats were stsguaut ex-
cept that some inferior was offered st
403. Bran unaffected some activity,
and sold at SIS 509lS go. which show
ed stronger holding. Hay was as dull
as usual, with sale OF fsir mixed at SIC
The st Louis Republican, OF Saturday,
says of feed: "COTn was dull on the
floor, and at both the cash and option
call, and notably sO-but one transac.
ton being noted-aud prices were weak
and for some demands slightly off from
yesterday. There was nothing done in
cash gain Of any grade, and neither
buyers nor sellers OF any other than No
2 mixed and No. white-miXed. Oats
were dull in samples and bulk on the
floor and lower, and very flat at the call,
anu 1OHcE lOI Cd5uf but hOO "
portant extsnt-b9t though exhibiting
no strength, there was no real quotable
change. Really there WAS not demand
enough to test the strength of the market.
There were sales Of 200 barrels city cora
meal at 50 so deliveredn COTIanaedL here
was very scarce, and the small amount
sold was at So 10. Flour is unchanged
and dull in the extreme. Chickens are
quiet at 81 1904 so as extremes. Ducks
have sold mostly at 81, and
geese at S596; poor to middling
turkeys, $7@l0; good, $l2; fine, SIS
Eggs were higher than on any previous
day OF the week, owing to moderate ar.
rivals; sales went up to 257 small boxes
OF country. Cabbage was in pretty
good arrival, with sales at S596 for good
quality in the depot, selling in the city
1T IS for fine fresh. Apples are quiet al
81 SOFAS so SIS extremes. Potatoes sold
down tn 81 so for Illinois; some barrels,
claimed to be OF larger size, sell at 81 b.
the dray-load. Beef mutton and hogs
are selling freely by the quarter and
CARCASS. Butter is quiet and steady ana
very firm; 33c is the outside price, but
there is no first quality offering, Bag
0inQ is, il possible, more unsettled and
Irregular than ever; our quotations are
only approximate, for there is no such
thing as q decided quotation. Cement
is not in much demand, but inquiry
proves the market to he entirely la of
il, Cheese is higher st the factories,
but 1t is heavy here at 13c, and 13c
as a general thing, owing to plenty
on hand and a very quiet demand.
Coffee is slightly lower; the New York
Bulletin reports it dull Tor all grades,
with prices in buyers favor; at Rio,
however, there ba3 been falling off il
| the receipts, but the homo supply at
nine ports amounts 10 l49,ZSS sacks
against % sis at the same time lssr
wear, l45 S55 in 1873, and so, 253 in 1872.
| Dried fruits are ve'y quiet; some apples
| sold st &c. Sugar and DlotGSSes are
weak and only the small stocks on hand
preveUt decline; new ara on their way
| UP. Coal oil is advancing and some quote
| 49,. Onions are weak, 81 at tue depot.
! Bacon is scarce aud little higher than
| on the day before; there are some plain
brands offering, but no fresh sugar
| cured; the stock of breakfast bacon 10
exbausted. Bulk pork is slightly lover
| E1ess pork is in small supply a S24. The
Chicago Tunes, Of Saturday, says: "FhIs
market was little irregular and unset
tied yesterday, the movement being
largely on speculative account.
In sympathy with an advance
in live hogs, the general trade
opened strong, and for q time
the tendency favored sellers, who man.
aged to obtain better prices for their
product than on Thursday. AS the day
advanced, however, an easier feeling
was manifested. The strong market
having brought out q fr.er desire TO sell
than was expected, buyers promptly de-
| mauded concessions, and before the
close of business the early Improvement
was mainly lost. The trading was very
/ fair, and the market attracted good
deal o. attention throughout. the al
tendance Of operators being quite large.
With q few exceptions, packers have
commenced operation in earne' for the
season, and are cutting to the extent Of
the supply Of hogs, which Is only fail
for this time Of the year. Prices being
high, and the prospect good for de-
| cline lister in the season, packers are
selling their product "a fast as possible,
being well satisfied with the market"
Quotations are for round lots, UnIeSs oLaerI0is
| ezpresSed; for feed and produce, LeUee Totes
For mail PtsrehdSes rdteS are pTopoTttoHdteiJ
| higher.
APPLEs-Per Dbl. 3 5Os4; fancy and belle
BEEF, FRESH, ETC.-Fore-quarteIs 8aic