Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-05

sgsin SlG2 per barrel measure, but
were not as firm IS on the day before.
The quality OF apples is greatly imPTov-
ing, but the large quantities plucked from
the trees when they were small il begin
ming 10 tell on the supply.
BRAN-Ssles o. 200 sacks, between
dealers, at Sl9 SCAT the depot.
BUTTER-COmmOu, l2GlSc; medium,
20'h25ci choice, 25lG27c. Butter is
higher and firmer, especially choice
qualities, which are scarce.
BAGGING AND TIES "A moderate
business doing; > lbs. at l4l3l4tc; y lbs.
az l43Al43c. Ties, 5IG5tc.
CORN-Ghere Is the smallest possible
demand, ard yellow, finding no demand
FOR round lots, Is selling by the dray-
losd, at the landing, al S3c. There is q
little inquiry for choice white with none
offering.
COREMEAL-The important advance
that has taken place in flour mas exalted
the views Of the holders Of meal, but
hitherto they have not realized any ad-
vance; sales were at a. IS, with some
fresh meal ~ s. IS. Dealers say they
are now holding strong for s. 50.
ECHICEENs-Ihe supply vas email,
and there was some improvement in the
price 10 consequence. We quote young
S213 so; old are in little favor at s.
as 50.
EGGs-The supply was decidedly
small and l2c was ,ne usual price; the
demand is very quiet.
kLUUR-Thera Is a very strong feeling,
which the terrible accounts of the de-
structiOn Of wheat u Ike wes| iutensi-
fiss, We quote extra to fancy a. So 80
as 30.
GROCERIEs-Sugsr-Powdered, 1910
124c; crushed, l2t@l2fc; cut loaf, l249
l2{ci graduated, il4(Gl2e; A 1l@llsc;
extra G, l04c; G yellow, 9f@lOc; open
kettle, SGlOc; yellow clsIifi ID, IO4@
lie; white clarified, ll4@l3c.
MoIasses and Syruus-In barrels, per
gallon, 45tG75c; market dull.
COffee-Rio, per pound, inferior to
fancy, 2l@24c. Tea, 50ctGSl.
Salt-per barrel, domestic, 81 759I so.
German SOap-per pound, 5396!c.
Candies, per pound, boxes, lie; half
boxes, l74G; quarter boxes, lSc.
SOds-5@5tcjn kegs; il boxes, 64964c,
Stsrch-4I@5ic.
HAY-Very dull; sale Of one carload
small bales, Arkansas prairie at 50.
LEMONS, ETC.-LemoUs, per box, Sll
Oh Oranges, 50
LIVE STOCK-HOTsns-G saddle,
Sl40920O; drawing, Sl4O9lS0; plug, SIS
MuIes-14GI48 hands, s9O9IIO; I43@
IS, SllO@145; HOBS. Si45@I65.
(a,tle-First quality, 4G44c, gfoss;
second, 398!ci third 2393e; poor, 2
Bheep-First quality, s45O@5; second,
s. 5003 IS; Door, 81 259l -.
HOgs-No demand. There IL O fair
demand for cattle; mules and horses are
dull; nothing doing in milk cows st
S20G40.
OATs-Old areselling in drsy-load lots
at zoe; so sacks new sold at Csc, but lots
were Offering at 6ic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 9Sc;
clear rib, 13s@l3tc; clear sides, 134c,
loose; packed, 5@tc higher.
Hams-Jugar-cured, i349141c for can
vased.
Lard-Tlerce, l4!c; kegs 142c; pals,
l59l5iC for. refined.
Mess pOTk-Per bsrrel, $40 50823.
Breakfast bacon-C&nvased, meme in
noninslly l5@l5to.
BacoD-SuOng and higher; no break
fast bacon to be found; mess pork, SOC
higher.
PEARs-Demsnd good for shipping;
dealers are paying 753@S2 bushel for
them according to quslity. Fancy for
home saie commands as high as So.
PLUMs-F0r shipping 40960c per
bashei.
POTAToEs-A good shipping demand
for New Orleans anA, the west; dealers
offer 81 25 barrel measure, but growers
are sending none in. l
STOCK PEAs-Per bushel 81, with lit
tie demand.
SWEET POTATOEs-For shipment Sl@
l so per bushel, loose, with good de-
mand,
'WHEAT-Nothing doing; there were
se~eral receipts OF small lots generally
in very poor condition.