Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-23
GENERAL TRADE.

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duce in first hands, the market was yer.
quiet. From every quarter We find autlciPa
tons of "A revival OF trade in the fall. Dol
houde x Co.'S New Orleans circular says
For the south IL Is safe to promise large
crops OF cotton, sugar and rice than last year
and so far as louisiana planters are con
cerned, these staple articles will be the pro
duct Of private capital more than was eve
known before. Labor has BEEN plentiful
willing and cheap, and these crops will &C
upon the ket under the most favorable
circumstances, so far as the cost of production
is concerned, with the promise of an active
fall and winter trade in them.
Corn in our market was Offering at 49c
but little was done except In dray-load lots
$50 and 100 sacks sold at 49c. Odts-salt
of As sacks white at 3512c. BTdH-nothing
arriving and stocks becoming small, but job.
bers have plenty on hand. COTHbrdH is
lower and hard to sell; 40 sacks changed
hands at SO so. Hay-there was more ac-
tivity, with stocks of choice very small; sales
of 100 bales at $ll, and As at $l2, prime; &C
bales, small bal s, at $l3. COrame u hal
been expected to advance. but sales were
again at 80 IS. Flour is little more active
in the better grades; we quote So SOFA rs,
family $5@5 Is, fancy SIS 75@6. Potatoes
are still below the dollar the growers are
standing out for, and few arrived; they
brought 70Cd75c a barrel; the feeling was
weaker. Apples were not active at from 81
to 81 Is barrel measure. Peaches are little
wanted for shipping; SOC a barrel measure,
loose, was paid for the small early kind; sell
ing at 25c for one. third bushel box T'oma-
toes, in store, Use half. bushel box. Pears,
81 bushel, loose, for choice; selling SOC for
onethird bushel box. Eggs. s.. with S15c
for small, occasionally. Chickens were IN
abundance and low; good hens sold at
1902 %, with little inquiry; young, $1@2.
CdHtdl0apes, 81 dcz,n In store, and egg
plants 25s dozen. Butter, S0I0c for COM
mon; good country, 800 l4c; choice western,
l5@l6c; western reserve, l7@lSc. Dried
apples, 4@5c; peaches, 4@5c. Lemons, s.
as so per box. Oranges nominally 81 so a
box. Nms-cocoa, S. hundred. Peanuts, Az
@5c; red, 31Sc Stockpeas, 81 % bushei
White beans, 81 1902 q bushel. Millet
seed-Missouri, Sl@1 20; German, So 100
2 % bushel. Lime-Alabama 81 a barrel
clear side pork, g.; clear RIB, 55sc; long
clear, &c; shoulders, Sic; mess pork,
$40 50@11 per Darrell small orders are
charged a little above these rates; packed,
&c higher. BGcOn-packed, clear sides, 612c;
clear rib, 6ll@63sc; shoulders, 51s@558c.
Breakfast Bacon, S981sc. Hdms-canvased
and packed, l0@l2e. Lard-tierce lard,
pals, 81 @S3sc; half pals, SEC. The mar
ket was hrm, with an upward tendency and
a good demand.
Merchants Wholesale Cash Prices.
Oha1locr Of Commerce Official Statenae7t.
FIOw.-Dull; superfne, $425@450 double
extra, 81 75@5; treble extra SIS 50@5 Is;
choice family. s. 1896; fancy Sc 25@6 so per
barrel. CorsneGl.-Steady; kiln 81 go
az 20 per barrel. COrn,--Steady; mixed,
5l@52c; white, 52@53;; ear, SEE per
bushel; 119c higher from store. Oats
Dali. 2YG09Sa MAJ hn=hal
Quiet; 70@75c. Hay.-Dull; choice west
ern. $l6@l7; prairie, nominally $50
8 so; mixed, $l3914 per ton. Bulk Pork -
Advancing; shoulders, Sc; long clear,
SIZE; clear rib, sac; clear sides, Sc;
casked, 1ec higher. Bdcor-( Loose -Advanc-
ing; shoulders, SIC: clear rib sides, 615c; clear
sides, sac; breakfast, Sc; sugar cured hams,
$ll. Ldrd.-ln uerces, 7A@8c: half bar
rels, 824 @9c; in kegs, 824@9c: pals, 20 10,
&c; pals, 10 10, 914@91ac. BGling Sttfs.-
Nominal; baRging. z 10, according to quality,
I01ic: bagginR, "a ID. according to quality,
l016c; balinR Irvine, IL; iron ties, per bundle,
81 25. erel-Halfb barrels, No. l. 81 IS
as 25; half barrels, No. 2, S6 25@6 IS;
half barrels, No; B, $6; kits. No: /, 81 So
al IS; kits. No. 2. 81 25@l 40; kits. No. ),
81 lO@l Is. Coffee Firm; ordinary. lea
1896 far, 17@I71fc; good, l8@1814c;
prime, l9@191kc; choice, 20@Zlc; Java, &c.
Rice.-Higher; ordinary to choice. z
67I<c Starch. 4c. Whisky. S5c@S 81
hhds)-Quiet; tar,
nc; fully fair, nc; prime, Sc; choice,
SIZE; yellow clarified, 9l4c; white clarified.
924c; barreled, &c higher. SuqGr-Retined.
Firm; refined A. per h., 915@ l0c; crushed
and powdered. 104 @1lc; Granulated, 104
Q11c; cut loaf. 1I@IIAc MOlasSes.-Firm;
common, 25@2Sc; fair, Soc; prime, 38c;
strictly prime, 4094lc; choice, 43@45c half
brls SC higher. Syrups.-Common 10 fancy,
35@65c. SGH.-COarse and common tner
per bril-, 81 25; dairy, in barrels, 81 so;
Liverpool, coarse. SKIS, 81 Is; Liverpool, fine,
man, 41k@64c; Latting's Dixie, 416c; Lat
tinR's laundry. SIC; Lattiug's German, &c;
refined oil, 61kc Cdndles-Boxes, full
weight, 1874 @l31kc; half boxes, 14c; quar-
ter boxes, l412c. Lime.-$1 05@l IS.
Cen.snt.-Louisvllle, 81 25; Rosedaie, 81 IS.
Esculents and Fruits Apples, nominally
$2@2 SO per barrel. Lemons, per box, S. so
toes, new. per brl, 5O@75c; onions,
new, 81 1893; beans, per bushel, 81 so
az: dried apples, 21S@4c; dried peaches,
2x@4c. Miscellaneous Butter-western
table, choice, 15@20c; butter, country, loo
l5c; eggs, Sc; nails, per keg, 81 80; vine
gar, per gallon. l8@25c; tobacco, per h.,
!9@9Gci spice, l9c; pepper; l61fc; sardines,
Coo; oysters Qigktl. 2 10. $I@1 10; coal
oil, lie; matches, IS 25@6 50; cotton rope,
lie; grass rope, ll@l215c; powder, kegs,
IS 35; shot, patent, I'll 90@2; soda, kegs,
&c; soda, assorted cases. 5951sc; cheese,
nominal, 10c; new raisins. 81 I5(d2 Is.
GBY TELEGRAPH.l
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Fiour quiet. Wheat
lower for options; 81 0S July; no cash mar
ket. Corn inactive and lower, 3419c. Oa.s
easier, 242l @25lIc. Whisky, 81 06. Pork
hrmer, iobbiug, 80 80. Lard firm, 64c bid.
Bulk meats firm; salable at 80, $500
5.6o. Bacon firm, so, 51s@6, 616@64c.
CHICAGO, June 22.--Flour steady. Wheat
in fair demand at lower rates; No. 2. 96c
cash, SO; July. Corn in fair demand at lower
rates; 1890 cash and July. Oats dull and
nominal; 241lc cash, 232lc July. Pork Ia
fair demand at lower rates; 80 1909 20 cash,
50 1899 20 July. Lard IN fair demand at
lower rates; Sh@6 e21fc cash and July.
Bulk meats steady. Whisky, 81 06.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Flour dull; SUI
per6re western and State, So 50@3 80.
Wheat quiet but steadyj ungraded spring,
S0@82xc, Corr lower; steamer, 4i1zQ 42c.
Oats easier; MS : a-astern, 800 a BE. Coffee
quiet. Sugar s.iy. Molasses dull. Pork
lower; mess, $40 .. Middlss firm, sac.
Lard quieS, 2214@7.25c. Butter dali;
western, 6@20c. Cheese quiet, 3@81sc.
Whisky, " lS1S.
LOUISVILLE, June 22.-Flour dull;
family, 80 75a4 so. Wheat dull and lower;
red, s71sc. Corn firm, 39@4215c Oats
dull, 29@30c. Hay steady, S9@12. Pork
steady, 80 IS. Lard trmeF, cat not quota
bly, higher; choice leaf, tierce, Sc; kegs, &c.
Bulk meats in fair demand and higher, 5@
SIS. 54@6c. Bacon in fair demand and
higher, 55S. 61s@63sc S0gar-cured hams,
l0@ll1<e WHISKY, 81 "a.
NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-Flour frmer;
sgperfne, % so. Corn, 50@52c. 0G.s, SSsst1ffe.