Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-15

TO 92 selling. New issue Tennesse bank
notes are very quiet. Brokers bid - fOi
it." The Nashville Union "puts il" a.
follows: ComptrOller's warrants are
very abundant and being in no demand
by taxpayers, brokers have marked
their buying rates down to IS. and we
believe some brokers only offer S.. The
new treasury notes are bought and sold
the same as the ordinary warrants.
These notes are not promises to pay,
| but are simply orders on the treasurer.
| They were not issued as a relief meas
| ure, all propositions Of the sort having
been defeated by large vote in the leg
| islatdre, but they ara. merely the regular
| warrants issued in q more convenient
| shape for the benefit OF small taxpayers,
who can thus pay their taxes to the State
| at discount, as well as the large prop
erty-holders." They were expected by
their inventors to circulate like green
backs, but they have not reached that
position yet.
Quotations are for round lots, unless
otherwise expressed; for feed and pro-
dtlce, IeUee rates. For small purchases
rates are pTopOTtiondtely higher.
APPLES small and green are
retail from 81 so to g per barrel; in fact
they have not yet attained q regular
market quotation. A few old russets
still remain, aud sell in store st s. SOFA
6 per barrel.
BRAE-Has been selling during the
week at SIS 50@16 per ton, but this
morning brought SIC %, at which price
lbs sacks changed hands. The inquiry
and the stock is small. Corn bran APP
pears to have lost the active demand Of
last week, for a small lot had almost to
be peddled to bring SI6.
BEANs-Scsrcely anything doing at
81 25(Gl IS for medium to choice white.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Lime, by car
load, 81 10; in bulk, 81; in store, 81 Is
ROsedsle cement, 81 40; Louisville &C.
ment, 81 2592 80; fire-brick, $3@5 per
1000. Brick per 1000, S8@l0. There is
no activity, as but little bulldog is 60
ing on.
BUTTER-Western butter is heavy for
common and medium qualities at la
zoe; for good, 22925c; choice, 27928c, |
the latter in only moderate supply.
BAGGING-StOcks beginning to fill up,
but it is too early for transactions. |
Standard rolls, 13@13}c.
CORN-The demand has been active |
all the week; yesterday morning arriv- |
ais were principally for dealers, who had |
sent their orders west; 200 sacks white |
changed hands at SAC, and 200 sacks
partly white and partly yellow at Sac;
there was, in fact, no distinction be-
tween white, and good, sound yellow.
In store. S6(9S7c; one dealer was selling
on orders at landing at SAC.
CORNNEAL-Sales were at S404 O5,
some Of which was guaranteed for sixty
days. Most of what arrived was for
stores who had received q guarantee
from the western dealers for sixty days,
and who expressed themselves pleased
with the quality Of the meal they re-
ceived. This guarantee given by the
millers endangers all that has Of late
been done against that custom.
CHICRENs-1oung, when Of good
'ize, meet with ready sale at So SOFA;
little, microscopic shell splitters are not
wanted at $293. Old are slow, but fine
mixed and all hens sell from 81 to 81 50
md even SIS for very choice hens.
CoAL-OL-Per gallon, by the barrel,
Sc.
CREEsE-Old but sound, 12c; good to
,hoice, l3@l5c.
CoTToN YARNs-No. 400, I6c; No.
100, 14c; No. 800, 12c; No. 700, 1Oc.
DRIED FBUIT-So little doing that
,rices are little better than nominal;
pples 7C974c; peaches 8@S4c.
EGGs-In fair demand, and good sup
'ly at 149l5c; express eggs, Ice.
FLOUR-DuIl and dropping at S50
so. New wheat is arriving, and new
our has sold at the fancy price OF So
er barrel. {
GRITs-Per Dbl in store, SIS 25(95 so. 1
GROCERIEs-Crushed, granulated and
Owdared, l149l2c; cut loaf, 12f@12!c;
| coffee 1919; extra G, 10ic; soft refined,
elbow and white, 104911c; clarified yell
yrups, per gallon, in barrels, 45(975c, as
/ quality. Tea, as in quality, 5Oc@SI 10. {
ice, rosie. COffee-Rio, per pound, '
lferior TO fancy, 20(9233c. Salt, per
ariel, domestic, 81 so. Soap-German,
or pound, 6@63c. Candles, 16(917c. Soda,
951c, in kegs; in boxes, 64@6tc.
tsrch, 5954c.
HIDES, ETC.-Flint, 15c; dry sailed,
-@12c; green sailed, 7@8c; green, &c;
ngound hides, 80 per cent. lower. Deer
Tins, dry, 25930c. Sheepskins, 25c@ 8
so. Wool, 25930c unwashed; 3O@45c
sshed. Tallow, 7@Sc. Beeswax, 25 b
use.
HOMINY-In store, per Dbl, S4 so. 4
HAY-The demand for hay is very e
ight, for there is plenty of green pro. n
ender in the country where common q
re has been exercised, and the demand 4
almost confined to the city. Common n
Id low medium are in abundance, r,
om $50 to S23. During the week new n
rkansas prairie has arrived; it was cut
,ung, its Odor is delightful, and it is
incipslly blade, not stalks; it excites
lmirstion, yet SIS by the carload is as
UGH as can be got for it, in the alb
nee of any eager demand. To-day H.
lois prairie was seeking customers, q
1t as far as we could learn it had no p
ance at any price. Some timothy, II
aimed to be choice, was offering; real g
dice is. wanted at S25, but this hay .!
md no customers while we were in cl
e market. In store hay sells at 81 % d
80 per cwt. IL
LIVE STOCK-Horses-saddle, $I40@ re
); driving, 125@14O; plug, $75@9O.
hands, S90912O; 143
Is hands, $l209150; 153@l6 hands,
5O9175.
Jattle-First quality, 5@52c gross;
'ond, 33@43c; third, 23(93c; milch v