Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-19
I This Last Same Time
Week. Week. Last Year.
Gold in New YORK closed st Il02;
LIZ flOh

Gold in New YORK closed at 1lO3;
same time last year, 1l3s.
THE PRODUCE MARKET had little
more doing yesterday than for two or
three days previous, and then was as
dull as the corner Of house on grind
stone. -Hu's q Co.'s kilograms from Chi
cage, reported September wheat $3.50,
OctOter 9l3c; September corn 44sc; Oc-
tober 445c; September pork SIT 80 OctO.
Der 81 10; September lard $1,000. Corn
in cur market was heavy, although 120
sacks sold at 83c; it was choice yellow
corn and was taken for the New Orleans
market; one carload and so sacks at
42c; dealer reported that he had 500
sacks White river corn offered to him at
Ale. Oats have little movement; small
lot Of new Tennessee was sold at 35c,
which was regarded rs full figure;
ca -.osd o. cNn oats from Belmont, op-
pCsite Columbus, sold at SAC. Bran was
in sort Of conua 1ictOry position; early
g lot OF 100 sacks that has been on the
market some day 8 at Sill so, sold at that
figure. Later four carloads, to arrive,
good sacks and sound bran, sold at $40,
and more is Offering at the same rate.
Bran sacks, of Memphis make, sold to
the number OF 5000, at 1896 per sack.
Hay was in slight inquiry; 55 bales prime
were offered az SIS. Wheat continues to
be without activity; IS sacks, called No.
8, sold at 75c. COrRneGL was in only
the slightest demand, with few and
small sales al 81 80; meal was later in
the day offered freely, ard some sales
made at 81 25; this is reported to be
fresh meal. Potatoes were unchanged,
except that there was little Stiffness in
sales from store, and S2C92 10 was real
lied. AppLes, in store, sold at $2(03 fer
good to choice; lot of 20 barrels fair
Tennessee apples sold at ST. 25C9l so.
Cabbage Was in plentiful supply, and
sold up to S. in the morning; later, SAG
81 so was accepted. Peaches were in
only moderate supply for choice, which
brought 75c@$1 box. Onions, in store,
sold at 81 2592 so for a good article.
COtiOn-Seed meal to the amC unt of two
tons was taken st SIC. Eggs were heavy
and rather irregular from l23 to l5c; l4ic
was the prevalent price for good. Butter
unchanged at 12C922c; some inquiry
for cooking butter, which is scarce.
Chickens were rather heavy at 81 500
2 so; choice, 81 rs; hens, S3@3 25.
The following are merchants wholesale
cash prices, as reported by the chamber
of commerce.:
FLoUR-Quiet; superHne. IS 75Gi %; double
extra, "a 1000 Is; treble extra, S. 5O96; choice
family, IS 5O@7i fancy 81 5OGS per Dbl
CORNMEAL-Dull;k iln-dried, 50 50 per Dbl.
CORN - Mixed, SOC white, 500 per bush.
oATS-MIxed, 1885, white, 44g46o per
bush.
HAY-Dull; choice western, S24926; prai-
ne, S6@l0; mixed, Sl59lS per ton.
BACON CDoosel- Dull; shoulders, S1zci clear
RIO sides, l01sc; clear sides, lO16gllc; break
fast, il1Sci sugar-cured hams, canvased, l454
@l514ci packed, 1sgHc higher.
MESS PoRK-Mess PORK, light weight, sls;
LAKD-In tierces, l214al254c; kegs, 1874
@IS1ac; half barrels, l514@lStEc; in pals,
BALING sTUFFs-Quiet; bagging, and
~ ID, l214gl31<c; baling Irvine, i4gI41zc; iron
ties $685. &c; pieced ties 5e. or. ,,
barrels, No.2 S. 5O67; half barrels, No. 3,
SIS 75@6; kits, No. l, 81 60; kits, No. 2, 81 40;
kits, No. 3, 81 %.
C0FFEE-Ofdinary, l9Sl91zc; fair, 2092O12Sc;
good, 2OL92lc; prime, 2l1z@22c; choice, zig
2R5o; Java, 2SS5Oc; CordOva, 2l@2lhc.
sUGAR-LoUIsIANA in hhds-
fair, 100; fully fair, lO14c; prime, 1896
sue -REFINEb-Renned A, per pound,
n549l2c; crushed and powdered, PFC;
srSs1pp9 1 l21Se; cut loaf, l254c. oar.
prime, 6O95Sc; strictly prime, 55957c; choice,
5Std60c.
SYRUPS-Common to fancy, 4OdS5c.
SALr-Coarse and common nne, in bar
les, 81 T59l IS; dairy, In bbls, g 7593; Liver
pool coarse, In sacks, 81 3O9l 40; Liverpool
fine, in sacks, 81 709l 80.
SOAP-Restn and German, 5G815c; Lat
ting's 6961%c.
CANDLES Boxes, full weight, I53Tc; half
box, l55zc; or box, loo.
STAkCH-1195c per n.
WHISKY-S5cgS4 per gal.
LIME-SI 35t9l 50 per Dbl
i nn lo1o TE
per bbl.
ESCULENTS AND FRUITS-Apples, NOM
inslly per barrel, Sl93; lemons, per box,
Sllgl2; oranges, per box, sSG9; potatoes,
loose, nominally 75c@sl 25; cabbage, per crate,
si@5. onions, S2g2 so; beans, per BUSH
81 25gl IS; dried apples, &c.
0US-Butter-western Ia BILE,
choice, 2i925c; inferior, I5Gl7c; eggs, ls92Oc;
nails, per keg, IS leg3 Is; vinegar, per gal, Is
Csc; tobacco, pei n, 4S990c; spice, 1S92Oc;
pepper, 20922c; sardines, sI65i6 50; oysters, d.
Hc9$li oysters, q, 81 60G2; cOal-Oil, 2l922c;
matches, s797 2S: cotton rope, lS920c; grass
rope, II Sl3ci powder, kegs, s. 35; shot, PAL ent,
u 4O92 So soda, legs 30; soda, cases, 6g6I4c.