Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-22

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By rail- lJj
Quotations are for round tote, unless
otherwise oppressed; for feed and pro-
dlce, LeUee rates. For small purchases
rates are lorOpoTtiOnGtely higher.
APPLEs-Green apples are in less de-
mand, and the best would not bring
over 81 so per bbl. common, 81.
BRAN-Notbing doing; last sales Of
wheat bran at SIG %; Of corn bran at
$40.
BEANs-Scarcely anything doing at
81 2591 IS for medium to choice white.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Iime, by car
load, 81 35; in bulk, 81; in store, 81 so.
Rosedale cement, 81 40, Louisville &C.
ment, 81 2592 80; tire-brick, $3@5 per
1000. Brick per 1000, SS@10. There is
no activity, ss but little building is 60
ing on.
BUTTER-Stocks of butter are higher;
common, 12920c; good, 23@25c; selec-
tions, 2692Sc; Prairie county, Arksn-
sas, butter, 2Se.
BAGGING-Stocks are increasing, but
no demand has yet appeared; the feel
ing is strong, asking l349l4c. Iron ties,
&c.
CoRN-Tfe demand for corn has de-
creased materially since this time last
week, bat yesterday eXpected-boats did
not arrive at their time, which made the
stock in the market small, with no white
at all. A thousand sacks Of white sold,
to arrive, at that days market price;
100 SKIS yellow at Sac; in store, S59S6c.
On account of the maturing of forage it
is expected that the inquiry for corn will
fall off still further.
Ill - n. Il,
snteed, sc higher is charged. There was
a heavy stock on hand, with only fair
demand and the feeling was dropping.
We heard of sale or two at So 80, but
subject to any reduction that might oc-
cur during the day; So IS was spoken of.
CHICKENS-We found no old, they
sell at S494 so for good mixed and
hens; young, when of good size, are in
request and meet with ready sale at
S2l93 for small; good and plump, S. 50
"a.
COAL OIL-Per gallon, by the gallon,
ISc.
CHEEsE-Old but sound, 12c; good to
choice, 13@14c.
COTTON YAREs-No. 400, Ice; No.
500, lac; No. 600, 12c; No. 700, Zoe.
DRIED FRUIT-So little doing that
prices are little better than nominal;
apples, 7(973c; peaches, S984c.
EGGs-A good supply with a mod
crate inquiry for them; sales generally
at l2@13c; drsy load lots brought lie.
FLOUR-The lower brands are neg
lected, the inquiry being for fine and
fancy qualities only; the trade is very
dull at S597 so.
GRITs-Per Dbl. in store, SIS 2595 so.
GRoCERIEs-Crushed, granulated and
powdered, 1l4@l2c; cut loaf, 12f@123c;
A coffee 103c; extra G, 104c; soft refined,
yellow and white, 1039I1c; clarified yell
low, 93c; open kettle, S(994c. Molasses and
syrups, per gallon, in barrels, 45975c, as
in quality. Tea, as in quality, 5Oc9S1 10.
Rice, 79Sfc. Coffee-Rio, per pound,
inferior TO fancy, 193@23c. Salt, per
barrel, domestic, ST. so. Soap-German,
per pound, 6963c. Candles, 16@17c. Soda,
595fc, in kegs; in boxes, 6f@63c.
Starch, 5@53c.
HIDES, ETC.-Flint, 15c; dry sailed,
11@l2c; green sailed, 7@Sc; green, sc;
unsound hides, 80 per cent. lower. Deer
skins, dry, 25(930c. Sheepskins, 25c@
ST. so. Wool, 25(9S0c unwashed; 35(945c
washed. Tallow, 1850. Beeswax, Esq
28c.
HOMINY-In store, per Dbl, 81 so.
HAY-The stock OF hay is not as
heavy as it was, but the demand is very
light for the common and medium
kinds; there is a scarcity of choice tim
othy. A sale of 20 bales prime mixed
was made yesterday at $22 so. In store
prime to choice sells at 81 2591 So per
cwt.
LEMONS, ETC.-Lemons, Sc 5O@7.
Oranges, 81 5095 for common, for
choice, SOS.
1--we STOCK-Horses-sad ,,Sl4O@
1S5; driving, 125914O; plug, S7599O.
Mules-14(9l4H hands, S90C9l20; I44
@l5 hands, Sl209150; l53@l6 hands,
$l509175.
Cattle-First quality, 4943c gross;
second, 33@4e; third, 2(93c; mich
cows, S25C950; calves, 6C99.
Sheep-First quality, 81 5095 so per
head; second, So 5O@4; grazing, 81 500
rs; lambs, S293.
There is very little doing in horses or
mules. For cattle there is pretty fair
demand for good stock; mich cows are
very dull. There is q good inquiry for
first-class sheep; others are neglected.
Hogs are quite out of the market. Busi-
ness in live stock is generally dull; prices
for cattle are declining; for, as the sea-
son advances, grazing varities become
plentiful.
NAILs-In store, So 80 rates.
ONIONs-The demand this season for
onions is very slight, and prices are
lower; in store, 81 1902 50 barrel.
OATs-Sale of so SKIS, white, at 723c.
PCTATOES-A good demand at 81 75(G
8; few got at 81 so, all loose for ship
ping. Farmers around are gradually
coming in It'll their stocks.
s-BacOn-Shoulders 94c;
clear rib, 1899; clear sides, 124@12sc;
loose, t@ic less.
Hsms-Sugar-cured, uncanvased, 124
@13c; csnvased, 133@l4c.
Lard-Tieree, 14i@Alc; keg and pail,
144915c for refined.
Mess pork-$20 50@21.
Breakfast bacon-Uncanvased l34(0
133c; canvssed, 133@l34c.
Provisions have been dropping all
week, especially lard, but the latest quo
tations show some improvement, and
Wequote unchanged from previous rates,
and firm. Hams are very quiet, and are
now the cheapest meat in the market.
PEANUTs-In very scsnty demand at
7@Sc per Id. by the sack.
POWDER AND SHOT-Powder per keg,
S. IS; halves, g 10; quarters, 81 so.
Shot, uIOpy per sAcki u Z0i DUCK u %,
Lead, per To-, S@9c.
PAINTS AND Ous-White lead, 94@
Zoe; liuseec-oil, SOC; boiled, $50; turpen-
tine, Sic.
STOCK PEAs-In little demand; in
store, per bushel, 81 50(91 IS.
SARDIEEs-ImpOrted, choice, quar-
tiers, SIG, with halves, S2S per case.
WHEAT-OwiDgt to intense occupation
preventing opportunity of coming to the
city, and difficulties about thrRshing,
but little wheat has yet arrived. This
morning lot OF forty sacks, taken as
No. 2, was bought at 81 20, but it was re-
iected because it had smut. A lot Of
white wheat had 81 20 bid for it, but the
owner demanded 81 25; third lot was
in the market, but we failed to trace its
destination.