Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-29

favorite Alton meal IL offered on guaran-
tee; guaranteeing, In fact, is frequent,
but Is not considered an established prac-
tice. 1t appears TO be recognized, how
ever, that where well-fOunded reclsma-
tons are made they will be admitted
CHICKENs-The supply is not liberal.
Young sell IS low s. g, and even less,
for little egg clippers that "green
hands" who know no better, OCCASION
ally send on. Our people, however,
know the difference between them and
chickens properly so called, ana pay for
the latter S2614, according 10 size. Old
are IN little demand, but fiOe mixed and
good hens bring from 81 50 n s..
CoAL-OIL-Per gallon, l7C9lS5; for
large lots there is much irregularity and
"cuttiug under"
CHEEsE-Old but sound, lie; good to
choice, l3Gl4c.
CoTToY YARNs-No. 400, ICE; No.
500, lac; No. 800, 12c; No. 700, Zoe.
DRIED FRUIT-So little doing that
prices are little better than nominal;
apples, 7G74c; peaches, S9s4c.
EGGs-The supply was small yester-
day, but the demand was smaller still !;
sales were at 129l2lc,
FLOUR-The lower brands are neg
lected, the inquiry being for fine and
fancy qualities only; the trade is very
dull at S597 50.
GRIIs-Per bbI. in store, S. 25G5 50.
GROCERIEs-Sugar - Powdered and
crushed, lie; cut loaf, 121c; graduated
ll3c; A, l0.c; extra G, l0ic; G yellow,
94G92c. New Orleans, in very little
demand; open kettle, S4@94c; yellow
clarified, Ice; white clarified, l03c.
Molasses and Syrups-In barrels, per
gallon, 45075C; market dull
Coffee-Rio, per pound, inferior 20
fancy, l9iG sc. Tea, 50c@Sl.
Salt-per barrel, domestic, 81 759l so.
German SOap-per pound, 53G6!c.
Candles, l649173c.
Soda-5(Q5tc in Kegs; in boxes, 6964c.
Starch-44G95lc.
HIDES, FTC.-Flint, 15e; dry sailed,
ll@I2c; green sailed, 7GSo; green, Sc;
unsound hides, 80 per cent. lower. Deer
skins, dry, 25930o. Sheepskins, 25c@
81 50. Wool, 25G,30c unwashed; 35945c
washed. Tsllow, 796c. Beeswax, 25(9
2Sc
HOMINY-In store, per Dbl, 81 so
LEMONS, ETC-LemOns So 50t@7 50;
oranges, none in market.
LIVE K-Horses-ssddle, S14O9
lS5; driving, S1259l40; plug, $4,000
MuIes-14@l44 hands, S90@l20; 1i4
9l5 hhands, Sl20@l59; 153@I6 hands,
Sl506I75.
Cattle-First quality, 4943c gross;
second, 33(g4c; third, 293c; mich cows,
S25950; calves, 6(99.
Sheep-First quality, 81 5Ot95 SO per
head; second, s. 1904; grazing, $500
l75; lambs, S2@8.
NAILs-In store, So 80 rates.
ONIONs-The demand this season for
onions is very slight and prices are
lower; in store, 81 3092 80.
OATs-Few offering; demand slight;
last sales at soc.
POTATOEs-There has been a good de-
msnd al week for potatoes in bulk for
and prices have declined. Probably in
consequence of the decline few were
offering yesterday. Dealers were offer
ing 81 1902; extra would bring some-
thing higher.
Observation-Disclosures, ga
Ole; clear rib, 12t@l23c; clear sides, 12s
123c for packed and loose.
Hams-Sugsr-cu uncanvased, I24
@l3c; canvased, 133@I4c.
Lard-Tierce, I4f@l44c; keg and pail,
144915c for refined.
Mess pork-S2l.
Breakfast bacOn-Uncanvased 1910
133c; canvased, I34@I34c.
Very quiet all through; little doing in
anything but Memphis smoked bacon,
for which there is a steady demand.
PEANUTs-In very scanty demand at
79Sc per Id. by the sack.
POWDER AND SHOT-Powder per keg
S. IS; halves, 50 10; quarters, 81 so.
Shot, drop, per sack, 81 25; buck, 81 so.
Lead, per h., S@9c.
PAINTS AND OILs-White lead, 94@
Zoe; linseed-oil, SOC; boiled, 85c; turpen-
tine, S2GS3c.
STOCK PEAs-In little demand; in
store, per bushel, 81 5G(9l rs
lRDINES-Imported, choice, quar-
ters, SIG, with halves, SOS per case.
WHEAT-Several lots Of wheat have
arrived, but have generally graded no
higher than No. 8; the winnowing was
often very defective, but smut was, I'M
fortunately, too common, and was the
principal reason why lots did not bring
from 81 20 to 81 25. Yesterday there
were receipts Of % sacks which brought
81 05, touched with smut; AZ sacks at
81 OF, injured with the same; q sacks
at 81 10, slightly smutted but touched
with rust; 100 sacks at 81 20.