Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-10
GENERAL TRADE.

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| GENERAL TRADE.
An arrival Of feed and produce gave lit.
| tie more animation to the market Yesterday.
at former prices generality bran, however,
was higher. Cornmeal was firm at the ad-
vance; in New Orleans light supply Texas
orders have caused an advance. The Times,
| of that city, says: There appears to be only
very small supply left in first hands and the
market Is now run by the dealers, who quote
| choice meal at 81 80 per barrel" Provisions
alter quiet day or two had stronger tone
again yesterday. The Cincinnati Price Cur
rent says: during the past week the total
packing of hogs in the west has reached
| $4,000 head. against 133, 600 the previous
| week, and 5000 during corresponding week
last year. The advancing of prices of hogs
40 per cent. and more, above values current
IA few weeks ago, and to a point above the
average of last winter, at leading points, has
undoubtedly had much to do in stimulating
the recent and present large receipts, and
those who have heretofore taken the view
tnat advanced prices would bring liberal
supplies OF hogs have reason for feeling that
their convictions have been well founded, and
that light supplies of hogs this season are not
to be looked for If packers and others will
maintain prices at near present values" The
81. Louis rlver-rate extortlon upon Memphis
excItes much Indignation, and we report some
particulars of the feeling created here in our
local columns.
Corn in our market was in coed demand,
with sales of 700 sacks of yellow at 4Sc, 400
sacks OF white at 491ac, and 60 sacks at SOC.
Oats were offering at 35c. Bran was higher;
sales OF 700 and 250 sacks at $12 So a lot of
Al sacks brought $l3. Hay was without
movement at $10@15. CornDledI was In
good demand; one house sold ZOO barrels on
the landing at 81 40. Flour was unchanged
at 81 50@4 Is; family, $685. 25; fancy,
81 as, according to brand. Potatoes
nothing a1I doing in shipping; in store store,
Apples-lttle doing at 5Oc@$I a barrel, FAC
c1rdlng to quantity. Peaches, soc a bushel,
loose; 25@30c one-third bushel box in store
Cdbbage-Tennessee, 50 50d275. Tomatoes,
25c bushel to growers. Eggs were no bet
ter at 61a @7c. Chickens remained heavy at
5000 IS; young, 75c@$1 rs. Bmter,S@10c
for common; good country, 12@l4c; choice
western, l5@l6c; western reserve, l7@l8c.
Dried apples, 4@5c; peaches, 4@5c. Lemons,
s5@5 5Oper box. Oranges demand
at $40 box. Nms-cocOa. SIS hundred.
Peanuts, 419@5c; red, SIC. Stockpeas,
81 % a bushe. White beans, 81 1902 Is
bushel. N'!'et seed, 81 bushel Lime
Alabama, 81 a barrel; loose, Csc bar
rel measure. PrOUisiOnS-clea side pork,
614c; clear RIB, &c; long clear, Sac;
barrel; small orders are charged a little
above these rates; packed, &c higher.
Bdcon-packed, clear sides, ga; clear
rib. 635@65sc; shoulders, sac. Breakfast
Bacon, $685. Hams-eauvased and
packed, 10@1l12c. Ldrd-terce lard, 75sc;
half barrels, SIC; kegs, 9@914c; pals, SIG
sac; halt pals, sac.
Merchants wholesale Cash Prices.
chm 6sr Qf Commerce O71ciaI Statement.
EIou., -OniaE. Supar6ua 2dnA Ok. dOubla
extra. 81 50@4 IS; treble extra, SIS ESQ
) so; choice family. IS 50@5 IS; fancy, Sc
d6 25 per barrel. COrRmedL.-Scarce; kiln
dried, 81 60@2 20. Coyn.-Falr demand;
mixed, 481s@50c white. 52@53e; ear, {52c
Ger bushel; &c higher from store. Oats.-
Steady; mixed, 37@3Sc; white, 40c per BUSH
e. Brdn.-Quiet and steady. 70@75c.
Hay-steady; stock light; choice western,
fl6@l7; prairie, nominally $500 so; mixed,
sl3@l4 per ton. Bulk Pork-Dull; shoul.
iers, SIC; long clear, &c; clear rib, 618c;
clear sides, 63Sc; casked. &c higher.
BacOn.-t Loose)-Dull shoulders, 50 @6c;
clear rib sides, o61s@61Sc; clear sides, 624@
vased, 1l16@13,. Ness POrk.-Dlll; mess
pork. heavy, $l1@11 so. Lard.--In tierces,
724@ Sc; half barrels, 815@84c; in kegs, Sc:
oails, 20 10, Sc; pals, 10 10, 91sc. Baling
STRAIGHTFORWARD; bagging, 2 10, according
to quality, l014c; baggiug, 21S 10, according
to quality. l01&c; baling twlne, l2c; iron ties,
No. l. 81 75@8 %; half barrels, No. 2,
So 25@6 IS; half barrels, No 8, $6; kits,
No. /, 81 55@1 s.; KITS, No. 2. ST 25@I 40;
Kits, Nos. 81 10@$1 rs. C0fee.-Quiet
ordinary, l6@l616c; fair, 17@l71<c; good,
l6@lS1ac; prime, 19@191sc; choice, 200
2lci Java. 27c. Rice.-Firm; ordinary to
"a. SHgar--LOHisidna.-(In hhds)-Firm;
talr l5c: fully fair 73Ic: pIime Sc: choice
SIC; yellow clarified, SIC; white clarified,
924c barreled, 4c higher. Suqar'-Re-
fned.-Firm; refined A, per lib, 91S@10c;
crushed and powdered, l024 q lie; granuiated,
1914 q llci cut Loaf; lI@gl14c Molasses.-
Steady; common, 25@28c; fair, 3Oc; prime,
33c; strictly prime, 40@4lc; choice, 43@45c;
half barrels, sc higher. Syrups.-Common
to fancy, 35@65c. SaH.-Coarse and COM
mon fine, per barrel, 81 So; dairy, in bar
rels, 81 so; Liverpool, coarse, sacks, 81 Is;
Liverpool, fine, sacks, 81 40@1 so. Soap
Resin and German. 43@64c; Lat
Latting's German, &c; Latting's refined oil,
61Sc. CGHdleS.-Boxes, full weight, 1314@
1880; half boxes, lac; quarter boxes, l41zc.
Lime-$1 05@1 Is. charlottesville,
81 25; Rosedale, 81 Is. Esculents and
FI-Wits.-ApPles, nominally Si@l so per
barrel; lemons, per box, $6 50@7; oranges,
Ger box, 80 50@l0; potatoes, new, $l@l 25;
2; dried apples, 21a@4c; dried peaches, 21s
"a. MScelIaneous.-Bu western Ia
Die, choice, l5@20c; butter, country, 100
l5c; eggs, Sd9;; nails, per keg, 81 so;
vinegar. per gallon, 1S@25c; tobacco, per
TO-, $1,000; spice, l9c; pepper, 1910; sar-
dimes $l4@l4 50; oysters (lightJ. To-, 55@
CO.; oysters eight, 2 To-, $l@l 10; coil-oil,
lie; matches, SO 25c66 so; cotton rope, lie;
grass rope, ll@l21ee; powder, kegs, S. 35;
shot, patent, 81 9Ot62; soda, kegs, 4c; soda,
assorted, cases, 5q51ac; cheese, nominal,
Toe; new raisins, 81 l5@2 Is.
IBY TELEGRAPH.l
ST. LOUIS, July 9-Flour dull; fall ex-
ira, 81 90@3 10; double extra, 81 60@3 IS;
family, 81 30d4 As; old stock pretty firmly
held but business confined to local ira e.
Wheat higher; No. 5 red fall, S55s @S7c.
Corn higher; No. , mixed. 351Sc cash
Oats higher; No. ,, 25@25lic cash. Rye
dull and nominal, 46c Whisky firm, 81 O6
Pork quiet jobbing, 80 40@9 so. Lard held
at 6 sos Bulk meats nominally 478, !1&@
55sc Bacon frmer, $50, So, 10, 618@
SIC.
LOUISVILLE. July 9-Flour dull; extra,
81 75@3; family, 50 25d3 IS; No. !, 81 %
IA 50; fancy, 81 1905 25. Wheat steady;
red, 500; amber and white, S0@ soc. Corn
in fair demand; white, 43c; mixed, Ale. Oats
quiet; white, 30 mixed, 2Sc. Rye nominal.
Hay, S9dll. Pork quiet, $40 .. Lard
quiet; choice leaf, tierce, Sc; kegs, Sc. Bulk
meats easier, ), 65@5.90c. Bacon frmer
but not quotably higher, 81, 61s@63sc.
Sugar-cured hams, l04@l2c. Whisky
steady, 81 %.
CINCINNATI, July 9-Flour easier, 81 Is
as 80. Wheat easier, Jut in good demand;
new, 709S9c. Cora q llet but firm, 1870
42c. Oats-demand fair and market firm,
27@30e. Rye dull, $50 sec. Barley quiet