Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-14

/ Quotations are for round lots, unless
I otherwise expressed; for feed and pro-
/ duce, leUes rates. For small purchases
| rites are propoTtiOnately higher.
APPLES-The price Of green apaAss
I has continued TO be wonderfully steatS
from the start, and we still quote Sl&
% per barrel FOR small, 81 50G2 for
/ fine to choice; but there is some slack
eniug In the demand, and outside figures
are not easily secured.
BRAN-Last sale OF wheat bran at $40,
Of corn bran at SIS p; nothing doing.
In store, $50.
BAGGING AND TIES "A moderate
business doing but with a disposition to
PICK up favorable lots; lbs. at I346I4c;
2t lbs, i4t@ l4!c for round lots. Ties, 81
Cg6c.
BUTTER-Dull, with inferior al l29I5c,
and no demand; western and Arkansas
prairie, good to choice, at lS924c.
CORN-There was a dropping feeling
about corn, owing to declines in the
western markets, from the small
stock and light demand; however, the
few sales made were at former figures.
Sale of 80 sacks white corn at see; yell
low corn WAS selling, on orders, at S5c.
CHICKENs-With a duh demand
prices, especially for young, were less
firm. Most of the young arriving are
small, while only fine large are inquired
for. Young were selling at 81 SOAP so
for small; S3G3 50 for good to choice;
old at a for fire mixed, a for all hens.
CORNMEAL-There was fair demand
for COTnmeal, and dealers had no diff.
Guilty in obtaining previous quotations,
s. 70. A lot OF 90 barrels OF green meal
changed hands; it brought 50 IS.
EGGs-TOo large 3 stock, which in
cluded some very inferior eggs; the de-
mand was quite moderate, with sales at
l2lGl3c FOR western; for fresh express
eggs ia small packages, lac.
FLOUR-The demand is very poor, low
qualities are selling at 50 1904 so, but
regular dealers have rarely any under
S. 50; low qualities cannot be depended
upon to keep this weather. We quote
for good to choice S597.
GRoCERIEs-Sugar-Powdered, 1910
I2Ec; crushed, 12G125c; cut loaf, 124c;
granulated, 1I4c; A, IO3@l1c; extra c,
l0ic; G yellow, 92@93c. New Orleans,
in very little demand; open kettle, ga
93c; yellow clarified, 109llc; white
clarified, 1029ll4c.
Molasses and Syrups-Iu barrels, per
gallon, 45C975c; market dull.
Coffee-RiO, per pound, inferior to
fancy, 2l@25c. Tea, 5Oc@SI.
Sslt-per barrel, domestic, ST 1901 so.
German SOap-per pound, 54961c.
Candles, 16@l7c.
Soda-5954c in kegs; in boxes, 696tc.
Starch-4395tc.
HAY-New hay is only in moderate
demand; for old there is no inquiry, and
It is forced off at what can be got for it.
This teJs upon the price of new hay.
Arkansas prairie quotes at Sl1, but it is
said to be Offering at $40; timothy, $24
@25.
LRMONs-The price Of lemons is ris-
ing; we now quote S999 SO, and higher
figures looked for. No oranges in the
market.
ONIoNs-Only retail trade at 50 50,
in store,
OATs-9upply light, with little in
quiry; the last sale was Of Ohio at sc;
IN store, zoe.
PEACHEs-Boxes, SOC to 81 each ac-
cording to quality. Baskets of Tennessee
choice, 50 so per dozen baskets.
POTATOES demand is rapidly
off, and the country people
are bringing fewer in; dealers generally
give 81 Is if the potatoes are fine enough
to suit them.
Observation-Disclosures, 93c; clear
rio, 13c; clear sides, 1899 loose; packed,
B@4c higher.
Hams-Sugsr-cur uncanvased, l23
6l3c; canvased, 139@l4c.
Lsrd-Tieroe, I449l43c; keg and pail,
1449l5c for refined.
Mess pork-Per barrel, S21 80.
Breakfast bacon-Canvased, 1339l4c. /
The demand for bacon is quiet; de-
clines in the western markets have made
quotations easier here.
WHEAT-NOthing arriving worthy Of
mention; lot of IS sacks that was
graded No. 3, and having very little
smut, sold at 81 bushel.