Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-11
GENERAL TRADE.

order, nothing arrived by river, and for the
moderate stocks of feed and produce on hand
there were few bids, while shipping was little
more than a nominal business. The st.
Louis freight question continued to be dis
cussed, and many merchants say that more
of their orders shall go to Cincinnati and
fewer to st. Louis if Memphis is to be made
place for st. Louis's gougIng. The st.
Louis Republican, of Tuesday, quotes the
freight of -four to Memphis 25c a barrel; to
New Orleans. zoe; pork, 371ac to Memphis,
SOC to New Orleans; grain, l212c to Mem
phls per hundred; to New Orleans, 10c. Hog
products were firm and unchanged yesterday.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat, of Tuesday,
reports: Hog product opened the week yes
'erday most inauspiciously. Pork was lower
at 50 35@9 As for standard. Dry salt meats
dull and unchanged. Bacon nominal and I'M
settled, but firmly held by dealers and pack
ers. Lard salabe at 6.65@6.70c for prime
steam" The New York Bulletin remarks:
There seems to be little to encourage the
holders of stocks, and much to discourage
them, with the immediate future of the mar
ket wholly dependent upon the will or neces-
sites of the bull clique here and west, for
the exporters and outside spectators don't
vanced 25c in New Orleans the last few days,
and st. Louis papers of Tuesday report it sc
higher, 81 15@2 20 for city meal delivered
Corn in our market was in great stock, but
the inquiry was very poor; 100 sacks of yell
low sold at 4Sc, hut 471ac was the best bid
made for more. Oats were offering at BIC,
with small transactions. Bran quiet; last
sales at $l2 so; plenty Offering. Hay
dull at $lO@I5. CO'nmeal quiet at
81 40. Flour was unchanged at
81 5O@4 IS; family, $5@5 25; fancy,
So 70, according to brand. Potatoes
nothing doing in shipping; in store,
$l@l % a barrel. Onions, 81 25@2.
4 A., - A. l.,
cording to quality. Peaches, SOC bushel,
loose; 25@30c one-third bushel box in store.
GrGpes-fine Shelby county grown Con-
cord grapes were selling at Sc per 10.
Cabbdge-Tennessee, 81 503275. Tomatoes,
25c bushel to growers. Eggs were no bet
ter at 615@7c. Chickens were very dull at
S2@2 25;. young, 75c@$1 IS. Butler,
l2ai4c; choice western, i5@16c. Dried
apples, 4@5c; peaches. 4@5c. Lemons,
S5ld5 so per box. OYGHges-small demand
at $40 box. Nms-cocoa, IS hundred.
Peanuts, AZ @5c; red, SIC. StockpeaS, 81 Is
| bushel. White beans, 81 1892 Is bushel.
Lime-Alabama, 81 barrel; loose, Csc bar
rel measure. Provisions side pork,
64c; clear RIB, &c; long clear, J24c;
,houlders, SIC; mess pork, SO so per
barrel; small orders are charged a little
lbove these rates; packed, &c higher.
BacOn-packed, clear sides. 65sc; clear
nib, 63s@658c; shoulders, sac. Breakfast
Bacon, S16@9c. Hdms-canvased and
half barrels, S18c; kegs, 9@914c; pals, SIG
sac; half pals, S2sc.
Merchants Wholesale Cash Prices.
Cham6sr Of Commerce O5seiag Statement.
FiOm'.-Steady: superfine, $49425; double
extra, 81 50@4 rs; treble extra, IS 25@
5 so; choice family, IS 50@5 rs; fancy, So
d6 % per barrel. COrnnleal.-Firm; kiln
dried, 81 60@2 20. Corn.-Far demand;
mixed, 481k@50c; white, 52@53,; ear, SIC
per bushel; / &c higher from store. Oats
Steady; mixed. 37@3Sc; white, 40c per bush
Ct. BrGn.-Quiet and steady, 70@75c.
Hdy.-Steady; stock light; choice western,
Sl6@l7; prairie, nominally $500 so; mixed,
$I39I4 per ton. Bulk Professionally; shout
ders, Sic; long clear, Sc; clear rib, Sac;
clear sides, 62sc; casked, &c higher.
BacOn.-( Loose STEADY; shoulders, 50 @6c;
&c; breakfast, &c; sugar-cured hams, can
vased, 1115@l3c. Mess POrk.-Steady; mess
pork. heavy. $11@II so. Lard.-In tlerces,
74@ Sc; half barrels. 81 @82lc; in kegs, Sc;
pals, 20 10, 81; pals, 10 10, SIC. Baling
Stg6s.-Nominal; bagging, 2 10. according
to quality, 104c; bagging, 21s 10, according
to quality, 1016c; baling twlne, l2c; iron ties,
per bundle, 81 Is. Mackerel.--Half barrels,
No. l. 81 75@S 25; half barrels, No. 2,
Sc 25@6 IS; half barrels, No. 3, Sc; kits,
No. /, 81 55@l 65; kits, No. 2, 81 25@1 &c;
kits, Ne. 3. 81 l0@Sl 25. CO6ee.-Quiet;
ordinary, l6@ 1870; fair, 17@l711c; good,
l8@lS16c; prime, l9@ 1870; choice, goa
Die; Java. &c. Rice;-Firm; ordinary to
choice, 7@716c. Starch, 4c. Whisky. S5c@
81. Sugar-LOHisianG.- hhdsl-Firm;
fair, he; fully fair, 724c; prime, SC; choice,
SIC; yellow clarified, 914c; white clarified,
92lc; barreled, &c higher. Su0Gr-Re-
fned.-Firm; refined A, per 10, 91S@I0c;
crushed and powdered, l04 @llc; granuated,
I04@llc; cut loaf, lI@II4lc MolasSes.-
Steady; common, 25q28o; fair, Soc; prime,
Sc; strictly prime, 40@4lc choice, 43@45c;
half barrels, sc higher. SyrHps.-Common
to fancy, 35@65c. SaH.-Coarse and COM
mon 6ne. per barrel, 81 35; dairy, in bar
rels, 81 so; Liverpool, coarse, sacks. 81 25;
Liverpool, fine, sacks, 81 40@1 so. Soap
Resin and German, 411@6l4c; Lat
ting's Dixie, 419c; Latting's laundry, 51Sc;
61zc. CdHdles.-Boxes, full weight, 1314@
I3I<o; half boxes, l4c; quarter boxes, 141<c |
Lime.-$l 05@l IS. CemeM.-Louisvile |
81 25; Rosedaie, 81 IS. EseuTents and |
Fy-Hits.-Apples, nominally Sl@I so per |
barrel; lemons, per box, So SCOT; oranges, |
per box, 50 50@ 10; potatoes, new, sl@l 25; |
onions, new, 81; beans, per bushel, 81 50@ !
2; dried apples, 215@4c; dried peaches, 21z |
64c. Neutrality-suspicious. western TIA |
Die, choice, l5@20c; butter, country, loo |
l5c; eggs. s@9c; nails. per keg, 81 so;
vinegar, per gallon, lS@25c; tobacco, per
h., $4,000; spice, 19c; pepper, l61<c; sar-
dimes $l4@14 50; oysters (light), To-, $50 |
60c; oysters eight, 2 h., $1@l 10; coil-oil, |
l7ci matches. SO 25CG6 so; cotton rope, lie;
grass rope, ll@l215ci powder, kegs, IS IS;
shot, patent, III 9092; soda. kegs, &c; soda,
assorted, cases, 5@51Sc; cheese, nominal, !
l0c; new raisins, 50 1902 %.
GBY TELEGRAPH
ST. LOUIS, July lO.-Flour inactive. fall !
rfra % Q0672 IN. donhla avt-o q pnI9,o o.