Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-02

I likely 10 shut off orders to sell, in fac
| comparatively few such orr era, so far 8
! We csD learn, have bsen received her
within the past fortnight. Should tn
! condition OF the crop be go unfavoIa5l
"a u indicsts a yield Of four mil Iol
! bales or less, 10 will have a streu glheninl
| inf renee on cur market for publi
| opinion seems settling down to the con
ciusion thst consUmJ ton, both II
| America and in Europe, will bs some
what larger this season than last, anC
that at least four millions will be re
CURED from America, in addition T.
ave. age supplies from other sources
Reports from India are favorable. The
Egyptian crop lie very late, exposing 1
to damage. It is not improbable tina
the enormous losses sus a med within thC
pa year on various government anC
rsilua1 bonCs will cause the capital o
this country to be concentrated more
largely than for yGar' past in home IN.
dustrial enterprises. 1t may also have
the effect OF reviving speculation In ac
tual produce, and cotton being very low
IN price, not Of a perishable nature, and
very readily sold, may, aud pelhRp:
will, attract good deal of outside capl-
tai. In fact, we have observed some
evidence Of this within the past two OF
three weeks"
THE GENERAL MARKET continues to
wear sn aspect OF quielude unusual at
THE time Of.ths year. There iss still next
no shipping demsnd for feed, ard very
reduced inquiry as compared with FOR.
mer seasons, for produce, -four and corn
meal; bscon ana pork are also very dull.
The fac5 is the country is largely sup
plying lis own wants, and western pro-
ductioas a!e coming here In very much
reduced quantity. Corn was quiet;
some fioe old white shelled was offered
at ZOE, but dry new could be had at 65e,
and there was no sale; some ear corn
changed hands at the former selling
price, Csc. Oats have been heavy ana
hard t. sell all week; sales were made
yesterday at 40c, and at 42c bushel
Bran hiss been in some inquiTy-sales at
Sl7 so and Sl7 IS; there is a little in
qujry for it; corn bran is in request at
coed figures. C0rnmedlhas been droOp-
ing all week, mostly at 50 So; yesterday
the few sales made were at 81 80 for
coed, sOund, Kindred; one hold
or was demanding S25 Flesh meats
are Offering daily with soma activity.
Butter IL quiet and steady. BdliHg ST. ifs
remain dull and weak; prices are de-
mora!ized, sales being made below quo.
tstiODs for cash and on time. Bu LdinQ
materials show no activity. Coal oil Is
again down to lie. Chickens are quiet;
yOurg are low with poor demand; very
fine sell readily as nigh as 81 50. Eggs
have been steady all week at from 20 TO
22c, but yesterday they became
Il N1i4h oolaa OF D1AOQa-
Cabbage is very abundant and
fine; prices vary from 50 TO s. o hun
dret head, according h. size and fresh
ness. Ducks, geese and turkeys are all
quiet, but fine turkeys are readily taken.
Flour is drug on the market st IN
changed pTices. App'eS, potatoes and
onions are in steauy sale, but with no
great activity; prices have undergone
no change. Hay is as dull as ever. Gro.
cerjeS are fairly active with no notable
changes in rates. Bacon and bulk me ats
have been inactive and dropping, but at
the quotations below they ale firmef.
Lard has been very heavy for some
I me; we now quote it lower. Ness pork
has been scarce. BTeakfdst 6ac9r Is in
better supply and rather lower. Hams
bic LII III Lew uUCdhNES6u u DEL-
ter price than old cauvased. Pigs feet
have appeared in the market. Che
following telegram was received
from New York last night; "COnsidera-
pie of furry in the lard corner of the
produce exchange was OccasiO1ed to- day
by the refusal of the shorts to settle on
the bssis of Saturdays closing price for
October contracts, alleging that the
bulls had acted in most infamous
manner in running the market up on
them by means Of fraudulent or wash
sales. They say thst spot lard, all
through the squeeze. was Obtainable at
under the prices demanded
by the bull clique for October contracts,
aud regard this Ss sufficient proof that
The bulls were selling among themselves
with the intent 10 deceive. Meantime
It IS estimated that contracts for at
Iesst Is, coo tierces are unsettled, the
shorts holding out for about Ice for the
Sc ling price and the bulls for l7tc. The
matter will go before the arbitration
Quotations are for round lots, unless otherwise
expressed for iced and produce, IeUee rates.
For s1loU purchases rates are proporttOnateIy
BEEF, FRESH, ETC-Fore- quarters, 8@4c;
1ind-q1arters, 69Sc. Sheep, 6SSc per pound.
BUTTERECooking, l5a2Oc; good, 25@SOc;
choice, S2433c; fancy, 35c.
BRAN-NothiDg doing; last sale at Sl7 50;
he last sale of corn bran was at 81 50.
BEESWAX-Scarce, and firm; country SELL
ng, on arrival, at 25S2Sc, as in quality.
BEANS-New navy 81 2592 50 per bushel in
tore, lower descriptions than which are nom-
nslly 81 25Gl 80.
BALING STUFFS-l3Gl4c for hemp and
lax bagging, as in weight and quality. Ties,
lew. 6Ld6LC. with old niPCnd mammal
There is considerable irregularity in bagging,
which is without hrmneSs at these quotations.
CURN-SsleS of 80 sacks new shelled at Csc; |
or old only 65c offered; 100 sacks ear corn at |
DC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sales at s. 30;
,OOr demand.
CEMENT-Rosedale in store 81 IS per Dbl,
ONE dealers asking g, with Louisville S225.
COAL-Ptttsburs delivered in the city soc |
,er barrel, and 10 steamers SOC per box, with |
Inferior qualities S0949c per box.
COAL-OlL-Per gallon, lie by the barrel.
QN-SEED-Salable on arrival at So per |
on, with fair receipts. |
CELERY-Per dozen, S09eOc. |
COTrON-SEED MEAD-ln store 81 81 per |
VT, and by wholesale at the mills SIS per ton. |
COTTON YARN9-No. 400 l6Gl612c; 5UJ, lia
41&c; 800, l2gl21ac; 200, l09l0Lc.
CANDLES Star, in whole, half and quarter |
'oxes, l69l7c, with an upward tendency.
CHtCkENS-9uiet at 81 1898 % Tor young; |
CHEns Western factory, l31<sI4c; round |
DIS offered at l3c.
l
{ ~ 2d25c, as in quality.
CABBAGE-Stock heavy; in crates, s. 50, by |
he hundred, S39S, according 10 size and |
reshness.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, 6SSc per Id;
eaches, Sc.
DUCks-Per dozen, s394; quiet.
EGGS Per dozen, 81 23c and quiet.
FLOUR-Good 10 fancy, S5SS
FRUITS-Apples, S2a8; Michigan. s4a5; |
lew York fancy and bellefiOwers, s. so. Gran. |
erries, Slldll so. Catawbs grapes per ID, l0c. |
GAME-Prairie chickens, 81 per dozen; |
luirrels, 81 1892 per dozen; game-fish, loo per |
ound.
q EEsE Quiet at s. 5Oa7.
GRITS-In store, IS 25g5 40 per bbl.; round |
Dts at s. 10.
HAY-AIkansas prairie s9@IO by the car
Dad; common TO good mixed, Sl59l8 50; coed,
hORSE RADISHES-Per Dbl. IS 50.
HOMINI-In store, 81 5Ot94 rs per Dbl.
HIDES, ETC.-Quiet at the following rates:
d, 7gSc; and green, 697c, as in weight quail
Y, ETC., with damaged So per cent. lower
'eer skine-dry, 30932c for choice. sheep and |
smb skins command 25c@Sl 50, as in quality,
KRAUT-Per DBL, IS 5O@6 with other than
hoice very dull.
LIVE sTOCK-Good to choice cattle, SHa
&c; inferior 293c; calves, per head, SSl0
Ows and calves, S20t45. Sheep, S4(g5 for good;
DmmOn, 81 75g per head. Hogs, 7549S55c for
bod common, 61a(G7c.
LIME-in store, on orders, 81 IS per barrel
LEMONS AND ORANGES-Eemons, SO |
MOLASSES, ETC.-Qutet with molasses,
OmmOn to prime, in bbls 5O975c, aud sugar
Ouse syrup, also in bbls. 40g75c, as in quality. |
NAILS-In store, 50 2593 50 rates.
NUTS-PecSns per h., R9l6c peanuts, Ia !
:; Brazil cream, &c; almonds, soft shelled q |
PC; English walnuts, l5c; 1lberts, l5c; CO.
JanutS per hundred, s.; peanuts 7dSc for new. |
On IONS-In store, & l592 so; at the depot,
hT1Gh hal m nnly