Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-03


and prices Of NJ arly all kinds sre already
very low. Coffee quotations We reduce
&c gold. The market fo- Brszils is still
at q standstill, tuyers refusing to pur,
chase except in the most meager way a
the present range OF prices. The Rio
telegram shows continued large pur-
chases for and shipments ID the
! United State. Prices there have
/ further declined, but il has
/ had no effect on the daily re-
/ ceipts which continue very heavy, in
/ cTeAsing the stocks there 10 pa GOO bags,
against 2l0COO bags lat week. These
| large receipts seem to refute all the as
I ssTtiODs male concerning short crop
! On the part Of hold r. IL ere il no appa-
rent anxiety 70 sc ], though some, doubt.
lees, are willing to yield "A little If il
would simulate buyin". Flesh western
butter is in good demand and scarce.
Cheese is qu ct; receipts have been
light, and will probably continue so
until there is more activity in the mar
ktt, as with the light Octo6-r make
holders in the country are disposed to
drop in price, referring 10 wait and
close out the balance OF their MAKE en-
tire.U
Quotations are for round lots, unless othertCise
For small purchases rates are lDTopOTttondteEy
higher.
BEEF, FRESH, ETC.-Fore quarters. 5a4c;
hind-qUsIters, 5S5c. Sheep, &c per pound.
BCTrER-Cooking, I592Oc; good. 2ja30c;
choice, S2gS3c; fancy, 3jc.
BRAN-NOthing doing; las, sale al SI7 50;
the last sale OF corn bran was at 81 50.
BEhSWAA-Scarce, and hrm; country sell
ing on arrival, at 21S2Sc, as IN quality.
BEANS-New navy s. 25g2 % per bushel in
BALINCI sTUFFs-IsaI4c for bemp and
fax bagging, as In weight and quality. Ties,
new, % 500, with Old pleced nominal.
There is considerable irregularity in bagging,
which is without hrmueSs at he3e quotations.
CORN-Sales of - sacks, old whIIe, at Use;
30 sacks ear corn al GOC.
CORNMEAL-Opened at e 80 but closed at
g. with small stock; some inferior was Offer
CEMENT in store So per Dbl,
some dealers asking s., with Louisville 1925.
COAL-PittsLurg delivered in the city SOC
per ba. rel, and to steamers SOC per box, with
Inferior qualities SOgi0c per box.
COAL-OIL-Per gallon, l7c by the barrel.
COTION-SEED-Salabe on arrival a. . per
ton, with fair receipts.
COTrON-SEED MEAL-In store Il 81 per
cwt, and by wholesale at the mills Is per ton
COTTON YARNs-No. 40, I61I5I5c; So, I4G
l412c; 600, i2gl2I.c; 100, lOGlO1Sc.
CANDLES-StSr, in whole, nslf aud quarter
boxes, l0gl7c, with an upward tendency.
CHICKENS-There were sales of young at
2 5.93; old brings IS 1904 30,
Ch GtSsE Mestern factory, l3x9 lici round
COFFEE-FIrm. with Rio, inferior 70 choice,
al 2212g25c, as in quality.
CABBAGE-Stock heavy; in crates, 3 50; by
the hundred, S5G7, according to size ana
freshness; old STUFF at lower rates.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, case per ID;
DUCKS-Per dozen, S3a4; quiet.
EGGS = Per dozen, 2lGf2c, small packages
could be had at &c, but one OF two holders
FLOUK-Good 10 fancy. s5as.
FRUIIS-Apples, S2G3; Michigan. Si95;
New York fancy and belleiiowers s. 30. CTau
berries, SllQll 50. Catawba grapes. pei 10, lOc !
GAME-Prairie chickens, 81 per dozen;
squirrels, 81 1892 per DOZEN game-tish. loo per
GEESE Quiet at S5a8.
GRiTs1In store, So 25g5 40 per bbi.; round
HAY-Arkansas prairie, s9aI0 by the car |
load; common 10 good mixed, Sl54l6 50; good, /
hORSE RAIDS n ES-Per biol. IS 50.
HOMINY-In store. 81 50g4 20 per Dbl.
HIDES, ETC.-Quiet at the following rates: !
Flint hides, l5c; drysaltsd, llGl2c; green salt
ed, 7gSc; and green, 697c, as in weight, quail |
Deer skins-dry, Sg32c for choice. sheep and /
lamb skins co r mand 2jc9Sl 50, as in quality, /
amount of wool, etc.
KRAUT-Per Dbl, s. 5Dg6 with other than /
choice very dull.
LIME-In store, on orders, 81 IS per barrel:
LEMONS AND ORANGES-Lemons, $40 |
gu; oranges scarce at IS %.
MOLASSES, ErC.-Quiet with mOIasses, |
common TO prime, in bbis 50975c, and sugar.
house syrup, also in bbls. 4D@75c as in quality. |
NAILS-In store, 50 25g3 8 rates.
NUTS-Pecs ms per ID, l29l6c peanuts, 69 |
SCI Brazil cream, &c; almonds, soft shelled Il
co 3nuts per hundred, s. 80 &C.
OSI0NS-In store, 81 l5S2 50; at the depot,
g. AZ % per bUshel; IN s9cks, 6)c; sale of 40
sacks, yellow, at Coz per bushel.
oILS-Raw linseed, zoe; boiled ditt', T5c;
Soc.
OATs-Ssles of 100 sacks, whit, 4Gc; last
8
Professionalism lOc; clear
rib, l35s9lSAc; clear sides, Ia $3.50, loose;
packed, 1s44c higher.
Bulk poTk-shoulders, 9J5c; clear rib
new, 49, =; clear sides, l25sc; long clear l2&c;
pae ked, 7ssAc per h higher. ,--,e..,.
G anTssed, lbGlG15c.
Lard-Tiegce, f4]4ci kegs, l414c; pals, l5c
for refined.
Mess Iork-Per barrel, ga.
Breakfast bacOn-Per pound, l51Zal6C.
PICKLES Per Dbl, So, with nslf bols. IS in
PIGS FEET-Per Dbl, sI2; Il Dbl, s. SO; kegs,
s. 50
PEAs-GEeen peas, PSF bpshel, 81 D.
POCATOES-St. Louis, 81 70 q barrel; Iowa, |
81 75@l 80 Louisville russetts, 81 s. SweeI
potatoes 81 5O,9l %. Carloads of Iowa peach
blows at 81 70, and st. Louis and Ohio river al
81 CO. Easier II ON foil receipts; LOO bbls Indis
ana peac hblOws were Offering at 81 60.
PLAsTER-Quiet, with dealers asking IS %
as 90 per Dbl.
sALT-Domestic, per bbl., 81 75tal IS.
SUGAR-Hogsh sad sugar nominal, stock
being light. Refined in bbls. we quote 81 |
9lOZc for brown and yellow, ll9lI12c for
white, and ll54Gl21[c for hard white, pow
1ered, RrapaIated and crushed.
TALLOW-FiTp at SgS1zc for country on
arrival.
TURKEYS-Sales at 6J@l2 and some hne
al Sli. sale of coops at S94l0.
W0OL-Wool quiet, with washed salable at
S0Gi5c, and unwsshed at l5930c on arrival, as
"a quality, condition, ETC., but such as can be
'old higher than 40c is rarely seen in the re-
,eipts.