Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-15
This Last Same Time
Week. Week. Last year.
ooo5,s sIrca E,v 1892 S.17S 4,0lS
Eon'ts "a RritaInI lO45l 1886 9,il7
I e - SontinT 22l5i 1929 5.729
d EAP W 23G S64 255,6lgl I46,72l
Gold in New York closed at lll3;
same time last year, lag.


same time last year, lag.
In THE PRODUCE MARKET there Is
much watching to see whether the Ser
Wan war will send up the prices OF our
bre adstuffs. The unwilliDgness OF the
GREAT powers Of Europe to be drawn anto
tho Tureo-Servian war has prevented
tho xn,,~cted rise Of grain, which IS now
s SiU of - centers OF trade in Europe
to owsit events. The Journal Of COM
DaeTce says: "If the .~srea on tne wal -
limited to Turkey and her Iroplhoes, as
now seems likely, we need not loCN iVl
anv material disturbance in the money
markets of Europe, or in the grain mar
kets of the United States, during lts
continuance, or in consequence OF IT.
The New York Bulletin, OF Tuesday,
saws that bresdstuffs there were very
much depressed by free offerings; there
was only a moderate export Demand
and shippers had the advantage.
USprjng wheat fell off 193 cents, anc,
in some ir stances, Sd much as cents
husheI. Corn and oats were also
lover. Flour was decidedly heGVy
and difficult to market, in round Iots,
without Welding more than the admit
ted general decline of 10 to Is cents
bsrrel,D The Chicago Tribune, OF
"Wednesday, reports only moderate
business there in leading articles of pro-
dUce: weakness was the prominent
fastnre. except come firmness in corn.
WBuyers of pork product held on IN tne
hope of lower prices, Whlle D+yeis Vi
Grain seemed to lie afraid OF conditlen.
ITeIeorams from New York Indicate
oyesf elsrn in reference to the condition
of the whest coy there and on the Wsy
thitber, and the market rgles heavy IN
conseauence.n The Chicago telegram
received here yesterday from Huis q 20.
has the following: Received AZ, OOO gu u
els wheat, August, 964c; September,
| 97t; received 10000 bushels corn,
August, 46sc; September, 4ofci received
1905 hogs, pork, August, Sl9 %; sep
tember, $l9 10; lard, August, ~ ooi
September, 10 So; clear fib, Eugnst,
10 IS; September, 1850. Tne 81
| Louis Repu6lscaa, Of Wednesday y
reported: "For provisions 1ne wees
| opened with more confident feeilng
! among holders, and all the proauct vas
| held higher than it closed the preceding
week. This confidence continued una
bated until yesterday, end asking prices
to S END and stiffen; ana better de-
msnd seemed to develop at the same
| time, stimulated. to some extent prooa'
hIv by mainteRsnss Of this tone OF hold
/ tG de prices asked, and trAnsRc
siVe re to s0Hae degree checked; yel
tions We 1t b as been better than has
distinguished the market Lol atr. IGne
time.n Corn in cur ma.-Se' was ,sd onI,
at SOC. With little demand, III ~
some small lGte Of ten or twenty SAL
were taken at that price; 100 SACKS solt
at 4Sc, and As sacks OF 1nferioF 0a pIl
yate Terms that publicly known veg
45c-all they were worth; 700 SACKS CAM =,
in at noon by the Ruth. oats were uuii
sale Of 30 sacks, mixed, at 4O;i she e
oats in wagons are IN favor at ao)ut $i
per ton. Bran is dropping; ~ sacK
sold at Sl2 IS, and 100 81 Siz 37si 10
ITO srrive' was seeking orders. ,,; "a
was too dali to be Interesting H"ea
/ had 10 transactions gerIh notlcei IN
! rsceipts are few and light. -f-tGt1Ss nav
/ been in Az small offering tho last fe'
| laws that they age 6rmer, and Will orln
Isa barrel measure. Apples al
$It9t generally of very rnoders'
, quality; shippele ave g ISs u Is in j
! measure for them. Co, . - "a - vii
! | minished stock, and sold at p
3 come barrels at 50 SIS. The st. Lou
3 Globe of Wednesday reported oil cor
t meal: Scarce and firm; sales Oh dU'
r barrels city at g % delivered" II
q New Orleans PicdylG1e OF Wednesds
/. reported: "The stock OF cornmeal Is
8 few hands, and held at 81 90 per boi,
: the absence OF further supplies on u
T. way, The demand is very Unite
Is however, and only q and - OF