Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-13

Quotations are for round tots, ttntesS
otherwise expressed; for feed and pro-
dttce, LeUee rates. For small purchases
rates are T1TopOrtiOHGtely higher.
APPLEs-The price Of green apples
has continued to be wonderfully steady
from the start, and we still quote Sl9
% per barrel for small, 81 5O92 for
fine to choice; but there is some slack
ening in the demand, and outside figures
are not easily secured.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Llme, by car
load, 81 35; in bulk, 81; in store, 81 80.
Rosedale cement, 81 40; Louisville &C.
ment, 81 25(92 So; friedrich, $395 per
1000. Brick, per 1000, SS(9lO.
BRAN-The demand is not pressing,
but low stocks have caused an advance.
Sales OF 40 sacks, in secondhand sacks,
at SIS 50; in good sacks 90 at $40.
BAGGING AND TIES "A moderate
business doing but with a disposition to
pick up favorable lots; 2(924 lbs., in
round lots, 14@I44c. Ties, 5!@6c.
BUTTER Dull, with inferior at 12(9 15c,
and no demand; western and Arkansas
prairie, good to choice, at 1S@24c.
CoRN-In the first markets corn has
been advancing, which has raised the
price here, although the GemauG has
greatly fallen off Gales yesterday in
Guided so sacks and $50 sacks of white at
S54c, and AS sacks aud 200 SACKS, also
white, at SEC. We heard Of no yellow
offering. In store, 90c.
CHICKENs-The demand esteriay
was decidedly dull, and prices are be-
low what they were a week ago,
especially for young; the latter bringing
from 81 5092 for small, which are not
wanted; for good, 1903 so; few very
extra brought 81; old sell at S4(94 so,
the latter for hens.
CoAL~OIL-Irregular at 16917c in
store; round lots lower.
CoRNMEAL-There was q better de-
mand than on Saturday, and prices were
steady at So IS; lot Of green meal on
the market meets with 10 demand what
ever.
EGGs-In plentiful Offering, more than
wanted, but some lots poor stuff at Zoe;
sales at l2i@l3c, with cent higher for
country small parcels.
FLOUR-The demand is very poor, low
qualities are selling at 50 5O94 80, but
regular dealers have rarely any under
So so; low qualities cannot be depended
upon to keep this weather. We quote
for good to choice S59T.
12tc; crushed, 12@12Bc; cut loaf, 12tc;
granulated, lie; A, l03@11c; extra G,
1O4c; G yellow, 93G9ac. New Orleans,
in very little demand; open kettle, ga
92c; yellow clarified, 10@11c; white
clarified, 108@llfc.
MoIasses and Syrups-In barrels, per
gallon, 45975c; market dull.
Coffee-Rio, per pound, inferior to
fancy, 21@24c. Tea, 50c@s1.
Salf-per barrel, domestic, 81 75(91 so.
German Sosp-per pound, 53@63c.
Candles, 16@17c.
Soda-5@54c in kegs in boxes, 6@6ic.
Starch-43@54c.
HIDEs-Flint hides, 15e; dry sailed,
10911c: green salte1, rose; green, &c.
Sheep and lamb skins sell, according to
amount of wool, at 25c(91 so. Deer
skins, dry, 25@3Oc.
HAY-Old hay meets with no favor,
and sells at what it will fetch. New Ar
kansas prairie is taken at $l1 and new
timothy at $25; in store, 81 Is per cwt,
There is very little demand for hay, only
what comes from the city and suburbs.
LEMONS, ETC.-LemOns, sold at SS69
per box. No oranges in the market.
ONIoNs-OnIy retail trade at 81 so,
in store.
OILs-Linseed, SOC; boiled linseed,
85c; turpentine, I40c; white lead, $40
103c.
OATs-Very little has heen done in
oats all week; the supply is small, with
little inquiry; the only lot we heard of
yesterday was 20 sacks Ohio, which sold
at SEC. In store, 70o.
PEACHEs-Boxes, SOC to 81 each ac-
cording to quality. Besk cts of Tennessee
choice, So 80 per dozen baskets.
PCTATOES-The demand is rapidly
slackening off, and the country people
are bringing fewer in; dealers generally
give 81 25 il the potatoes are fine enough
to suit them.
PROvIsIoNs-Should ole; clear
rib, 13sc; clear sides, 13!c loose; packed,
tote higher.
Hams-Sugar-cured, uncanvased, 121
@13c; canvased, 13I@14c.
Lard-Tierce, I449144ci keg and pail,
143@15c for refined.
Mess pork-Per barrel, SCI so.
Breakfast bacon-Canvased, 133@14c.
There is steady demand for bacon;
lard is very quiet; hams are in small re-
quest and are the cheapest meat in the
market; mess pork is extremely dull;
breakfast bacon is in fair demand.
WHEAT-Very little doing, growers
using it for feed. To-day 100 bushels,
white and free from smut, arrived from
Henry county, Tennessee, graded No. 2,
and sold at 81 10. Most of the wheat
arriving is spoiled by smut, either from
want of soaking the seed in bluestOne,
or neglect to plOw deep enough.
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