Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-12

BY rail-, north SO
Quotations are for round lots, unless
otherwise expressed; for feed and pro-
duce, LeUee rates. For small purchases
rates are pTOpOTtiOnGtely higher.
APPLEs-New were offering at So 80
per bbl. in store. Old rUssets, S5lG8.
BRAN-In very slight demand; sales
OF l75 sacks at SIS, which is reckoned to
be very good sale. Corn bran is offer
ing 81 and no taker; in storeSl9G2O.
BUTTER-Very quiet at z6927c for
choice and "new grass;u common and
medium, 10000; good prime, which is
in fair demand, 25c.
CORN-There was about 1000 sacks on
the market; white was heavy, with q
small demand and a decline of lc; vel
low was strong, and showed sumo ten
dency upward; 50 sacks of 1t, very fine
quality, Brought SIC. Sales were $50
sacks yellow at S3c; $50 and 700 sacks
white at Sic. On orders, S5G87c.
CORNMEAL-A fair demand at 81 and
81 %, according to the reputation OF the
brand. st. Louis Tuesdays papers
quote 50 7093 50; in New Orleans ad-
vanced to 81 %, asking 81 80; this made
prices very firm here.
CHICKENs-YOung were in good ira
quiry, but minute shell.pickeTs were in
no favor; according as they were
chicks or chickens they sold from. $40
81. Old were better, hens sold at 81 50.
We fOuGd no inquiry for mixed which
were nOminally 50 50G4.
EGGs-In fair demand at Ice; some
lots in barrels sold at l5c.
ROCERIES-CTushed, gTanulated and
powdered, ll39l2c; cut loaf, 123@I24C;
A coffee 1O4c; extra G, l04c; soft refiGed,
yellow and white, lO49llc; clarified yell
Low, gle; open kettle, S(993c. Molasses and
syrups, per gallon, in barrels, 45lG75c, IS
in quality. Tea, as in quality, 5Oc(9Sl 10.
Rice, rosie. COffee-Rio, per pound,
inferior 10 fancy, 209233c. Salt, per
barrel, domestic, 81 50. Soap-German,
per pound, 6G61c. Candles, 16Gl7c. Soda,
595ic, in kegs; in boxes, 64@6@c.
Starch. 5G54c.
HAY-Mixed, S2O@23; choice timothy
in demand at S25G26; new Arkansas
prairie arriving at SIS pc, carload; in
store, 81 20,Gl 30 per cwt; prairie, 81 per
cwt.
LIVE STOCK-HOrses-sadd Sl4O6
1S5; driving, I259l4O; plug, $1,000.
Mules-l4@l4t hands, S909l20; l44
@15 hands, $l209l5O; l549l6 hsnds,
Sl5O9175.
sttIe-First quality, 595Ic gross;
second, 3l@4!c; third, 2!@3c; milch
cows, S25a5O.
Sheep-FIrst quality, $596 per head;
second, So SCOT; grazing, 81 5O9l IS.
LEMONS AND 0RANGES-Lemons, per
box, S.. Oranges, S5@6. Lemons, it
will be seen, are higher. No common
oranges on market.
ONIOEs-In fair demand at S. SOFA
75.
OATs-LittIe inquiry and few offer.
ing; sale of 80 sacks white, Ohio river,
st 73c.
Observation-Disclosures, 9Ic;
clear rib, 1239128c; clear sides, I25@l3C;
loose, B94c less.
Hams-Sugar-cured, uncanvased, 123
@l3c; csnvased, l3!614c.
LsTd-Tierce, i5l9I5lc; keg and pail,
15I@l53c for refined.
Mess pOTk-S2l 1922 25.
Breakfast bacon -Uncanvased, 1910
I34c; canvased, I3z@l33c.
PoTAToES-New Tennessee potatoes
were received and sold in store at So so;
for loose So was offered, but they will
soon be below that price. Louisiana
potatoes are becoming scarce.
VEGETABLES - CdcUmbers, 40G45c
per dozen; squashes, 40945c; tomatoes,
81 50t93 per box; eggplant, 81 per doz
en-; watermelons, So 50 per dozen.
WHEAT-Ssles have been made OF 100
bushels wheat at 81 So fancy price for
the first arrival; also 80 bushels st 81 80.
The settled price is expected to be about
81 10 to 81 10. These lots were bought
Tor the Benges mill, ctrler of Second
and Jackson, and new -four from it will
be shown to-day.