Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-22


pared with the corresponding week last
year:
1855 1915
Net 5000 5000
Receipts for the season. ,0Sl 900 345l00O
Exports Tor IKE Week.......... ll,000 bOOJ
Total e1I,orts......-.... ....3 4OOO 26S6,OOO
222OO0 $4,000
stock at interior towns........... 10000 1900
Stock at Liverpool $4,000 1036,0OO
AhOat for Great Britain ....-..- 5000 5000
THE GENERAL PRODUCE market az
furded little yesterday TO report. The
excitement about polk was quieted
down, but attention was attracted by
the announcement, in dispatch from
Chicago that panic was existing in
Liverpool. Huls q Co.'s dispatch, re-
ceived here yesterday from Chicago, re-
ported: Receipt Of wheat As, 900 bush.
els, August IS, September 80; receipt of
corn I75, 900. August 449, September 45i
receipt Of hogs IL coo, August pork
1874, Sept smber IL Oh; August clear
rib $40; September $40 25. The follow
ing we CLEAN from the st. Louis Repub.
Hcan, of Wednesday,: "Large arrivals
of new wheat; receipts Of wheat for the
week, 49,, 052 bushels against, Sc, 9S2 the
week before; business quiet and prices
lower. Less doing in corn, prices irreg-
ulsr and lower. Oats were in light re-
ceipts, prices moderate and steady with
firmnegs. Flour not improved; inquiry
for grades from 81 to SIS %, but those
quotations scarce. Provisions were dull,
light demand; holders views generally
above those OF buyers; the market WAS
without animation, buyers not readily
taking hold, AMI was weak and drag
ging. Corn in our market was weak,
and the demand light; sale Of carload
ST 45e, ITO and rs sacks at 45c. Oats
dull; sale OF 80 sacks of new oats at 35c.
Bran Wss offering at $l2; there was also
s lot in the market ia second hand
sacks. Hay was quiet; sale OF carload
of eW prairie Ut 81; 20 bales timothy st
$50, and carload at $50. Wheat was
inactive; 80 sacks were received, but not
sold. C0Ynn1edL was very dull; 80 bar
reIs sold in small lots st s. so. The 81.
Louis Republican, of Wednesday, re-
ported: Steady; sales $50 barrels city st
81 30C92 So delivered" Potatoes and
aopJeS were unchanged at Sl@1 Is for
the former, $l01 50 for the latter per
barrel measure; the supply Of both was
very light. Cabbage was quiet at $40
3 50 q crate. Onions are in very slight
request; 10 barrels, sound and good, sold
al 81 10. Grapes, from Mississippi, sold
st 81 % box. Milyet seed quiet at 65c
a busheL Eggs were a trouble to hold
ere; they were quoted to us at from "a
Sc a dozen, but fresh arrived country
small parcels brought Zoe. Butter was
unchanged; cooking, 1592OG; prairie,
IS@2Ie; western choice 22923o. Chick
ems abundant and almost ahead of 81
active demand at 81 25(92 %.
A few decided extra fowls
brought above these figures. Sacks
secondhand gunnies are buying at
TO-; burlaps at sole. COOpeTGge,
homemade, 273@3Oc for half barrels,
Woo is taken by the Memphis mill at
fellows: Fine fleece washed, 25(926c per
pound; medium Fl sece washed, 309323;
coarse fleece washed, 27@92Se; choice tub
washed, 30G35c; fair tub washed, 25<9
3O1; fine unwashed, l59I7c; medium
unwashed, 22(Gl25c; coarse unwashed,
lStG20c; common aud bury, lO@l3c
Cotton seed, at the mills, IS a ton; cot
ton-seed meal, SIS Hides quote: flint,
20pounds and over, l4c; under 20 pounds,
IO9I3e; dry saltej, S(9l0o, as in weight,
green salted, 5(97c; green, 496c; lamb.
skins, 25lG30c; sheepskins, as in amount
OF wool, 25c@Sl; dry deerskins, 20(923c.
Bees10ar, per pound, 25926c. TdIIoIO,
per Lound, 7673c. Wo0d-jobbiDk at
the landing, S3C94 cord; delivered in
the city, S4G,5. Th5 following are mer-
chants wholesale cash prices, asreported
by tue chamber OF commences:
FLOUR-Fhm; superfne, s. 75Gi 25; double
extra, 81 1915 p; treble extra, - $685. choice
family. s. 5Og7; fancy, 81 50GS p3r Dol.
COENMEAL-Firm; ktln-dried, 81 70 per
Dbl.
CoRN-Mixed, $685. white, 55956c per
oATs-Mi1ed, 1886; white, 1866 per
bush.
HAY-Choice western, S259Z7; prairie, sS9
10; mixed, Sl5GlS per ton.
BACON Loosel shoulders, 91&ci clear
rib sides, 21s924c; clear sides, l236G
| I2tzc; breakfast, H9l4I$C; sugar-cured hams
cangased. ID Gl513c; packed, 1SS1<c higher.
MESS PORh-Mess pork, Ii ght weight, so 4
al; mess pork, heavy, S22923i rump pork
| sl9
LARD-FirIn; in uerces, l2I5aI3c; kegs,
| l31zaI5l<e; hall barrels, 1910; in pals, lac.
| BALISG STUFFS - Bagging, and
| "a ID, lS9lS1zc; baling Irvine, l49I41zc; iron
| ties, 6l965Zc; pieced ties, 31{14c.
| MACREREL-Half bbls, MOL, IS; holt bar.
res, No. 2, 81 50; half barrels, No. g. Sc IS; kits
No. ], 81 Gjgl 49, kits, No 2, 81 20; kits, No. 3
| 81 p
| WHITE FISH-Half barrels, S. 5O96 IS.
| COFFEE ordinary, l9Gl91zc; fair, 90G201aci
| good, 2O18g2lc; prime, 2l19922c; choice, 2lg
| 221zc: lava, 2S9s0c; CordOvs, 2l@2lEc.
| RICE-Ordinary 10 choice, 69S5Sc.
1 SUGAR-LOUISIANA in hhds-
| &c; choice los; yellow CHARMED, IO1zC9I0szc
| xyhfta II1[c BarTeled, Lc higher