Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-19
GENERAL TRADE.

terday IN time Tor the market, and supplies
that are in demand we're not to be found In
first hands. The market was therefore I'M
der the slight demand, the dullest of the
season. The grocery stores, however, were
Cling fair amount of country orders. An
exchange paper says: Among wheat
growing States Iowa stands first, Minnesota
second, Illinois third and Wisconsin fourth.
Ohio raised the most winter wheat and llll-
nois the most corn and oats. Pennsylvania
raised the most rye-one-ffth of the whole
crop, and California the most barley.
Corn in our market was not Offering, none
being in first hands; last sales were at AGO
49, the Vint Shinkle, from the OHIO. arrived
in the afternoon with 553 sacks. OatS-Doth-
ing Offering; last sales at 36c. Brdn-sale of
80 sacks at $11 so; the same bid for 1000
sacks more. Hau-nothing reported. but
hay gives signs of some recovery from the
long dullness, the stocks on hand having
greatly decreased. Coinn,edL was confined to
mill sales at 81 40. Flour, 50 50@4 rs;
family, $5@5 25; fancy, S. IS, according to
in store, $1@1 Is barrel. Onions, 81 25@2.
Cabbage, 81 so a crate. AppteS-very quiet at
SOC barrel measure. Peaches, SOC bushel,
loose; 25@35c for one-third bushel box
in store. Tomatoes, 25c bushel, loose for
packing. ChicketS-fair demand at 500
2 Is; young, 81 25@2 %; Butter,
8@10c for common; good country,
apples, 4@5c; peaches, 4@5c. Lemons,
$500 per box OrGnges-snall demand at
50 50@l0 box. NutS-cocoa, IS hundred.
Peanuts, 1906 red, 31sc. St0ckpeas, 81 %
a bushel White beans, 81 75@2 q a bushel
LiBIe-AlabamG, ST. barrel; loose, 65c bar
rel measure. Provisions clear side pork,
$3.50; clear RIB, 61sc; mess pork, $40 so per
barrel; small orders are charged a little
above these rates; packed, &c higher.
Hanas-canvased and packed, I0@1l1ac.
Lard-tierce lard 756@724e; half barrels,
Size; kegs, 8@84c; pals, S12@S4c; half
pals, 9@94c. Bacon-packed, GEAR sides,
&c; clear rib, 65s@64c; shoulders, 524c.
Breakfast Bacon, $1,000.
Merchants Wholesale Cash Prices.
CHAMBER Of Commerce O5tciG Statement.
F1om'.-Steady; superfne, S4@425; double
extca, $4 50@4 IS; treble extra. s. ESQ
5 80: choice family, IS 50@5 rs; fancy Sc
dried, 81 60@2 20. COyn.-Falr demand;
mixed, $50 3c; white, 3d.; ear, 53@54c per
bushel; &c higher from store. Oats
Steady; stock light; mixed, 38@4Oc;
white, 40c per bushel. BrGn.-Steady and
firm, 70@75c. Hdy.-Steady; stock light;
i inaiiy $8@s SO; mixed, sI8@i4 per
ton. Bulk POrk.-Steady; shoulders,
SIC; long clear, Sc; clear rib, Sac;
| clear sides, 63sc; casked, &c higher.
BacOn.-( LOOSE STEADY; shoulders, 81 @6c;
clear rib sides, 62s@7c; clear sides, 778@
TIC; breakfast, Sc; sugar-cured hams, can
vased, 1115@13o. Mess Pork.-Steady; mess
pork. heavy, $l1@1I so. Ldrd.-ln tIerces,
| 74@8c; half barrels. 915@82lc; in kegs, Sc;
| pals, 20 10, Sc; pals ~ Id, 915c. Bdting
Stufs.-Nominal; bagging, 10. according
to quality, 1014c; bagging, 21s 10, according
to quality, 101kc; baling twlne. l2c; iron ties,
per bundle, 50 25. MackereI-Half barrels,
| haI hn n .
Sc 25@6 rs; half barrels, No. 3, Sc; kits,
No. /, 81 SIS I@1 IS; KITS, No. 2, 81 25@1 40;
kits, No. 3. 81 10@$1 25. C0fee.-Quiet;
ordinary, 16@I61sc; fair, 17@l71Sc; good,
19@1815c: prime, 19@1919c; choice, 200
21c; Java, 27c. Rice.-Flrm; ordinary to
81. Sugar-LomisidnG.- hhds)-FIrmi
fair, Tie; fully fair, 724c; prime, SC; choice,
SIC; yellow clarified, SIC; white clarified,
924c; barreled, &c higher. Sngar-Re-
fned-Firm; refined A, per Id, 91s@l0c;
crushed and powdered, 104 a lie; granulated
IO4@1lc; cut loaf, 11@1I4c. AolasseS.-
Steady; common, 25@28c; fair, 30c; prime,
33c; strictly prime, 40@4lc; choice, 43@45ci
half barrels, Sc higher. Syrnps.-Commor
to fancy, 35@65c. Sah.-Coarse and com
mon fue. per barrel, 81 IS; dairy, in bar
rels, 81 so; Liverpool, coarse, sacks, 81 %
Liverpool, fine, sacks, 81 40@1 so Soap
Resin and German, 415@614c; Lat
ting's Dixie, 416c; Latting's Laundry, 51s1
Iatting's German, &c; Latting's refined oil
61kc. CandIes.-Boxes, full weight, l34 q
l31Sc; half boxes, 14c; quarter boxes, l429c
Lirne.-$1 05@1 Is. Charlottesville
80 25; Rosedale, 81 rs. Esculents GnC
Ftrtits.-Apples, nominally Sl@l so pc
barrel; lemons, per box, S. 50@7; oranges
per box, 50 5O@10; potatoes, new, $l@l Is
onions, new, 81; beans, per bushel, 81 500
2; dried apples, 219@4c; dried peaches, 21l
@4c MiScellaneous.-Butt western ia
bic, choice, 15@20c; butter, country, 100
l5c; eggs, 8@9c; nails. per keg, 81 so
, vinegar, per gallon, l8@25c; tobacco, pc
ID, $1,000; spice, Ice; pepper, 1870; saE
Coz; oysters Qight), 2 TO-, Sl@l 10; coal oil
lie; matches, Sc 2596 so; cotton rope, 17c
grass rope, 11@1211c; powder, kegs, $6 30
shot, patent, 81 90@2; soda, kegs, 4c; soda
assorted, cases, 5@515c; cheese, nominal
, I0c; new raisins, 81 l5@2 %.
. [BY TELEGRAPH
+ LOUISVILLE. July 1S.-FIour quie
{ Wheat quiet; red, SOC; amber and whit
: SIC. Corn firm; white, 45c; mixed, 40
Y Oats firm; white, 3Oc; mixed, 29c. Ky
S nominal Hay nominal; choice, $l0@10 2
: Pork irregular, $1O@10 Is. Lard quie
choice leaf, tierce, Sc; keg, Sc. Bulk mea
frmer, 51s, Ga, $50. Bacon firm, 515, 81
624c. Ham,-sugar-cured l015@l2c. VIII
E. ky steady, 81 o..
: ST. LOUIS, July I8-Flour steady; only
: jobbing trade; double extra fall, So 50@3 q
. treble extra fall, 81 1904 %; family, 50
!? @430. Wheat strong and higher; No. 2r'
g higher; 3524 @36c cash. 36@3615c Augu:
i Rye dull, 48c bid. Oats, 261a@27c cas-
2216c bid August Whisky steady, 81 Q
Pork quiet jobbing at 50 rs. Lard nomlni
6.S5@6. 90c Bulk meats frmer; SUNNI
Y clear RIBS, $500; winter clear ribs, &c. b
-, con scarce and firm, 511@55s az .45@6.e5
u CSC. Hogs moderately active and tendll
3 downward
% CINCINNATI, July 18.-Flour stead
~ Wheat weaker: an advance in freight al