Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

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same time last year, ll3s.
THE PRODUCE MARKET was very quiet
yesterday. 1t is expected that coffee
will be higher from the decreased crop
in Brazil. The heat and Grouth of last
December prevented the development of
many buds, bu5 considerable portion
of last years. crop remains in the cOun-
Try, and the receipts from the first of
July, 1875, to the thirtielh Of June this
year, are about 2, zoo. 600 bags. The crop
of lS74-75 Was very large one, OF which
perhaps C00,000 bsgs laid over; high
prices enabled planters to hold, For the
next six months, with increased receipts s,
notWithstandinE this crop declsrad
Short" we may reasonably look fOr
lower prices. The consumption has
evidently fallen off in the United States,
and the demand here has still the
largest effect on prices. Corn in our
market yesterday was very quiet; 200
sacks sold at 404 ;, but 200 SACKS of white
corn, suited to the miller, brought 42o;
some corn that had b:eD sold was found
so inferior that 1t was rejected. Growers
ia the couRtry will meet with nothing
but less by sending such Trash TO mar
ket; LEI them feed il 70 hogs and they
can make morey by it. OIt5 were stag.
nant; good qualities are high and poor,
new, wet stuff nobody wanted. Bran
is suffering from the effects OF forced
sales, but We heer that orders for bran
to arrive, at $40, are o ioI ger sought or
recsived; lot Of 80 ks, however, sold
ut that price, and We heard that $40 90
had been offsied for mcr3 without get
ting II, A lot Of 50 sacks OF corn bran
81 ri. at fTgf IL a.
nsnd. little above common peiUg want.
ed !; five carloads OF praiTis found buy
ers st 81 25. which Is lower; 80 bales
prime sold at $14; some timothy was
seeEiug buyer bnt the offerings for il
were very low, hardly reaching SIS A
lot IF baled straw was also offered but
not taken, $40 was asked. COTn2leGI
was yerv duh ct 81 so. Potatoes are
quiet: little done ia Tennessee; north
ern ia store generally 81 10; for foe
Louisville russets 81 Is was asked.
,Ss0eet potatoes received little attention
at ST. SO by the barre. Apples quiet at
75e 10 So, the latter fer very choice.
CABBAGE was various in sise aud fresh
ness aud sold st S3@9 rs; for some foe
large and fresh s. 50 was psid. Peaches
were lower, choice selling at 65c, zoe,
and for thu best So. Onions were more
plentiful, with only moderate demand,
at 81 2502 so. HoBliny, s. rs a bsrrel;
and qrdts, 81. HheGt offered the day
before, 80 sacks found q buyer at 853.
Eggs dull at 129l3e; common, lie;
fresh country, 12922c Butte, 12l922e.
Chickens unchanged, ST 5l92 IS. Ducks
few, at S3@4. Geese in small demand,
st S4@4 so.
Chamber Of Connercs O1tetal Statement.
FLoUR-Superfne. 50 75@i %; double extra,
s5@s IS; treble extra, $685. 25i ehoiee family,
S. bO97; fancy, 81 50@6 per bDl.
CORNMEAD-D1lli kiln dried, q % per Dbl.
CoRN-MiLed, 459i7ci white, 45947o per
oATs-Ml1ed, Ag4sc; white, 44s46c per
bush,
HAY-DuIl; choice western, s2OS25i prai-
rie, SSssle; nlized, Sl5tsls per ton: ,.,-
clear rib sides, I0Hc; clear Sides l0s3ci
break fast I41Sc; sugar-cured hams, canvasedi
l59l5c; packed, 3SgHc higher. o,.u. ,,o.
81 kSS PORK-Mess pork, light weight, S-Si
mess pork, heavy, Sa@2l.
IARD-In tierces, I24@l21zci kegs, lS14c
half barrels, l3c; Ia pals, lS.c
BALIEG srUFFS-Quiet; bagging, and
~ ID, l29lS1{c; baliIg Irvine, l4Sl41a'i iron
ties, 6SS1{c; pieced ties, e. - ,.,s
MACREREL-Half bbls, No. l, u 75i half
barrels, No. 2, s. S097; half barrels, 70. 3,
IS 1896; kits, No. l, 81 80; kits, No. 2, 81 zOi
kits, No. 8, 81 20
WHITE FIsH-Half barrels. IS 5096 rs.
COFFEE-Quiet; ordinary, l99l915c; tair, ~
6SJ1ke. good, 3O1S92lo; prime 81 1z92lc; choice,
2as351e; lays. 2g8Oc; Cordoya, SI92l1Sc.
RICE Ordinary TO choice 6aS1Se,
STTGAR-LOUlSIAHA A. Firm; in hhds-
fair l09lO1zc; fully fair, l04@l0 70 prime lps
| aloe; choice, lie; yellow clarified, nA@
Glll2~: white, lls4Sl2c. b9rreIedI 20 nlgneT'
SIt5 AR-REFINE D-Refned A, per pound,
| IIsI zlzc; or6shed ana powdered, 121aci
gfEnulsted. l2LZc; cut loaf, l2s<c.
prime, 5O@5Sc; strictly prime, 55@57c; choice,
SYRUPS-Common to fancy, 409S5c.
sALT-Coarss and common hne, IN bar
| les 81 TSli S.; dairy, IN bbls, g 709S; Liver
| pool coarse, in sacks, Fl S0Gl 40i Liverpool
/ hne, in sacks, 81 TG9l ~.
| SOAP-Resin and German, 6SS1se; Lat
CANDLES boxes, fun weight, l61zc
halT boz, l55<c; or box, l6c.
STA RCH-S5k6t5c per y.
WEISKT-S5c(1Ss Per gal.
IIME-s1 S5l5l 30 per Dbl.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 25i Rosedalei u 70
PIF7 sSc STi AND FRBITs-Apples, NOM
| inaIly per barrel, sl85; lemons. per box,
giIail 50; oranges, new. per bbl So gl0; potatoes
| loose, nominally 81 so; cabbage, per crate,
! IS 5Oa4, onions, S2S2 5Oi beans, per Dush''
| sl 25al IS; dried apples, Sc.
| RIsCEI LANEOU S-BuIter-Wesiern table,
| choice, s4sSc; inferior, l59l7ci eggs, Rgl5e
nails per keg, IS legs 81 vinegar per ga, Il
! Csc; tobacco, per h, 4o9soei spice, log740Te
| SOcasI; oysters, 2 u, 81 6092; coaI-oil, PC
| matches, SI55 Is; cotton rope, l5920c; grass
| rope IIdI2e; powder, kegs, So IS; shot, pa ent
| s. f092 6Oi soda, kegs. Eei soda, cases, tG6A "