Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-16

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GENERAL TRADE.
There was no new arrival of produce yes
terday, and the market was a staRnant affair
but the grocery stores had some activity in
filing orders. The Chicago Post, of Thurs
day, reports wheat weak from unfavorable
advices; corn declined 1f6lc bushe The
chicago Tribune says: The street was filled
with new potatoes from the border and gulf
States, and prices were lower. The local de-
mand was fair at 81 5O92 per brl The
same paper says: Hog products were active
and lower; the market broke rather badly,
but recovered to about the reduced quotations
/ of the previous afternoon. The receipts of
hogs were again large, which caused fur
ther shrInkaEe in prices at the stock yards.
| We note a fair outgoing movement of pro-
ducts, meats being forwarded quite freely
! but many parties in the trade are afraid that
hogs will arrive too numerousy to permit
! strength In quotations. The ST. Louis Re
publican, Of Friday, said: Corn continues a
| downward movement of market, although
sometime ago believed by many to have set
| tied 10 point as low as rightly 1t could de-
scend, but, notwithstanding all theories,
there Is proved to be no present ST. eagth.'
| Corn IN our market was quiet, little re-
naming in hand of the receipts of the day
| before; POO sacks of mixed and 100 sacks of
white sold at SOC, and $50 sacks of ear corn
at 48c. Oats were in little demand. with
| choice white Offering at 36c, and no takers.
| Brd1I-nothing reported; last sale at $l2.
Hay stagnant at $Sdl4 COynnledl very
| quiet generally at 81 30, with some sales at
! 81 35. Conference.-The of 45 sacks at 80
| FiOur-current grades quote at s. 50@4 rs;
family, s. %; fancy, s. 75G6. Potatoes
very little doing; few came in and brought
! IJc a barrel measure OHiOHS-in store,
81 1898. Apples-only small arrivals, at
81 25@2 a basrel measure, according to size;
very few choice received. Pouches are i'm
proving IN size, but receipts are small; choice
brought to the grower 81 % bushe; selling
in store at SOC one-thlrd bushel box. Cherries
were jobbed at 25c gallon. Egg plants.
SOC dozen In store. TOmdt0eS-choice,
81 25 one-third bushel box; they were from
Louisiana. Eggs were plentiful and weaker
at lOc, with sales at 91Sc and Sc. Chickens
rather heavy at 81 25@2 IS; young, $1@2 rs
dozen, with few line ones offering.
Butter, 8td 10c for common; good country, 129
lac; choice western, I5@ Ice; western reserve,
l1G lSc. Dried apples, IA DC; peaches, 4@ SC.
Lemons, IS 50G6 per box. Oranges, 81 so a
box. Nms-cocoa, SIS hundred. Peanuts, AZ
@5c; red, 31Sc: Stockpeas, 81 Is bushel.
White beans, 81 75@2 q p bushel. M Id
2 % a bushel. Lime-Alabama, 81
barrel; loose, Csc a barrel meas
IRE PyorisiOns-clear side pork, So
@55sc; clear nb, 53sc; long clear, J1s@
Sic; shoulders, 41ac; mess pork, $40 per bar
rel; small orders are charged little above
these rates; packed 4G higher. Bacon %
g.; shoulders, 51S@5Ac. Hams-canvased
and packed, 9X@101@c. Lard-tierce lard,
73s@71Ic; half barrels, S9S16c; kegs, SAG
$3.50; pals, SJl4@82sc; half pals, SIC.
Merchants Wholesale Cash!Prices.
Chamber Of Commerce Official Statement.
Fiow.-Quiet; superfne, 81 25@F5O; double
extra, 81 75@5; treble extra, S. 50@5 rs;
per barrel. C0rnmeal.-Frm; kiln-dried, 50 so
az 50 per barrel. COrn.-Steady; mixed. 50
@53c; white, 54@55c; ear, 48c per bushel;
l12c higher from store. Odts.-FIrm, moderate
demand; mixed, 38@39c: white, 40c per
6ushel. Bran.-Quiet; 90@95c. Hay. II
nominally $3.50 so: mixed, $139l4 per ton.
Bulk POrk.-Shoulders, 414c; long clear,
Sic; clear rib, Sic; clear sides, SIC;
casked, &c higher. Bdcon-( Loose)-Firm;
shoulders, SC; clear rib sides, &c; clear sides,
614c; breakfast, SC; sugar-cured hams, can
vased, 10@l016c. Mess Pork Quiet;
s11. Ldrd.-In tierces, 724@8c: halt bar
Sc; pals, 10 ID, 81 @91ac. Baling St,6s.-
Nominal; bagglng 10, according to quality,
l04c; bagging, pa 10. according to quality,
lO1sc; baling Irvine, rs; iron ties, per bundle,
81 25. Mackerel.-H Half barrels, No. l, 81 rs
as. Is; half barrels, No; 2, S. 25@6 IS;
al IS; kits. Nc. 2, 81 25@1 40; kits, No. 8,
81 I0@l 25. CoGee-Firm; ordinary. I6@ |
1910; far, 17@I71kc; good, 18@181kc; |
prime, l9@191Sc; choice, 2O@21c; Java, &c. |
Riee.-Higher;, ordinary to choice. =
To,gioi = In To,~
TIC; fully fair, TIC; prime, Sc; choice,
SIC; yellow clarified, 914c; white clarified, |
934c; barreed, &c higher. SugGr-Refned |
Firm; refined A, per h., 91S@10c; crushed |
and powdered, 104 ole; eranulated, 104 |
ollie; cut loaf. 1l@l1 &c. MolaSses.-Firm;
strictly prime, 40@41c; choice, 49@45c; half
brls sc higher. Syrups. to fancy,
35@65c. Sah.-Coarse and common fine,
per bril-, 81 25; dairy, in barrels, 81 so; |
Liverpool, coarse, SKIS, 81 25; Liverpool, fine, |
SKIS, 81 40@1 so. Soap.-Resin and Ger
man, 41<@64c; Latting's Dixie, 418c; Lat
tng's laundry, SIC; Latting's German, &c;
weight, 134@l316c; half boxes, l4c; quar-
Cement-Louisville, 81 Is; Rosedale, 81 IS. |
EsculentS and FIuits.-A Apples, nominaly
$2@2 80 per barrel. Lemons, per box, So so |
@6; oranges, boxes, $7@7 so; pota-
toes, new, per brl, 500 75c; onions,
new, 50 1903; beans, per bushel, 81 so
az; dried apples. 21S@4c; dried peaches,
21S@4c. Miscellaneous Butter-western
table, choice. 10000; butter, country, 100
15c; eggs, 9@10c; nails, per keg, 50 so; vine
gar, per gallon. 1925; tobacco, per h.,
asa 90c; spice, 19c; pepper, 1870; sardines,
SAGA so; oysters Qight), l h., 55@
60c; oysters Qight) 2 ID, $1@1 10; coal
oil, Tic; matches, Sc 25@6 so; cotton rope,
lie; grass rope, lI@1219c; powder, kegs,
Sc 35; shot, patent, 81 90@2; soda, kegs,
4c; soda, assorted cases. 5@51Sc; cheese,
nominal, 10c; new raisins. 81 1892 Is.
GBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, June I5.-Flour 5@IOc
lower, with light export and home demand;
No. 2, 81 5093; superfne western and State
So 50@3 80; common to good extra western
and State, $4@4 80; good to choice, 81 35@
20. Cornmeal dull; yellow western, 81 Is
az 30. Wheat l@2c lower, with a fairly
active export and home trade at decline;
upgraded spring, 81 05H@1 O6; No. 8, &c;
No. 2, 81 0515@I 06 Corn k@1c better,
and fairly active; un0raded, 4l@44c; No. 3,
40@4lc; steamer, 4l15@42c; No. 2, 1880
44c. Oats &c better, with light trade; No.
?, 2913 @30c; No. 2 white, 81 &c. Coffee quiet.
Sugar dull and heavy; fair to good refining,
18@74c; prime, TIC; refined dull. Mo-
Gerry grades steady, with moderate inquiry.
Rice quiet. Eggs firm; western, 16@1619c.
Pork firm but quiet; mess, spot, quoted at
Sl0@l0 Is. Lard-prime steam, spot, 7.05
@70715c. Butter firm; western, 1920.
Cheese-Ohio, 71a@Sc. Whisky nominal,
81 0S@1 0S1ac.
DRY GOODS.
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