Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-30
GENERAL TRADE.

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fore, and Monday viii be in a new
month, with twenty days credit in prospect
| OdtS-nothing reported; last sale of Ohio al
33c; Galena, 3415c. BYdn-sale of $50 sacks
sacks not new, at $1l. HGy-sale of Is bales
''gilt-edge," at SIS; new hay was offered al
Sl4 so, and draay load lots taken at SIS
COtn0'eGf was quiet at 81 35. Flour, 81 81
"a IS; family, $685. 25i fancy, IS 75@6
Potatoes we're nearly at stand; shippers en-
tirely discouraged; We heard OF one lot being
taken at 65c barrel measure. OHiOns-in
store, 1902 so; some fine, large Tennesseei
were taken for shipping at 81 barrel. Ap-
pies we're qulet, shippers showing no spirit;
large fruit brought 81. Peaches quiet at4Oc
busnei paid to growers; in store, 25c 4 =
| OF a bushcl boz. Eggs dull; SC asked, with
! sales down 20 &c. Chickens. 81 25@2 70;
young, Sl@1 p; NO large offering. Huckie-
berries, 25c gallon in store. Watern.eLonS
large from Georgia were selling at $25 a
hundred. Butter, 8@l0c for common
good country, 12@i4c; choice western, $50
Ice; western reserve, 17@18c. Dried apples,
| 4@5c; peaches, 495c. Lemons, $505 so per
| box. OrGnges-small demand at $40 box.
Nuts-cocoa, IS a hundred. Peanuts. AZ
| @5c; red, SIC. StOckpeGs, 81 rs bushel.
White beans, 81 75@2 2j bushel. Millet
seed, 81 bushel. Lime-Alabama, 81 bar
rel; loose, Csc barrel measure Provisions
clear side pork, &c; clear rib, &c; long
clear, 524c; shoulders, SIC; mess pork,
$40 so per barrel; small orders are charged
little above these rates; packed, &c
higher. BacO1-packed, clear sides, 615c;
clear rib, 67sc; shoulders, 54c BREAKFAST
Bacon. 83@9c. Hans-canvased and
packed, HOBO. Ldrd-tierce lard, 75sc;
half barrels, Size; kegs, SIC; pals, $500
| SIC; half pals, SIC. There was a good
demand and prices were strong. The St.
Louis Republican, of Friday, says that ever
since the greatness of.the present wheat har-
vest became evident, by the testimony of the
harvested portion, and in the instance of the
spring crop by its prospective success, the
markets of the country have been in state
of decentralization, and values have daily
dropped not gradually, but per saltum from
the be ginning of May to the present time,
with scarcely a reaction, until the lowest
prices for many years have finally been
reached-the previous highest cash price of
| No. red winter since May 1st having been
! 81 1873, and the lowest yesterday at S3c-a
difference of 33Hc And how much lower it
is going who can tell? Corn and oats have
| been better sustained, yet have to some ex-
| tent followed wheat, and when the crop of
the former shall be subject to the cause now
acting upon wheat, Q secured vast crop, and
the absence of any event that could occasion
an extraordinary demand, it will follow the
course OF wheat to still lower prices. The
market yesterday for cora and oats was dull
and lower, cash and future.
Merchants Wholesale Cash Prices.
Chamber Of Commerce Official Statement.
FloW-Dull; superine, $425@4 so; double
extra, 81 75@5; treble extra, So 50@5 Is;
choice family, s. 1906; fancy, Sc 25@6 so per
barrel CornmeaI. - Firm; Kindred,
81 60@2 20 per barrel. COrn.-Firm;
mixed, 51@52c; white, 52@53 ear, 52c per
bushel; l15c higher from store. Oats
h11a 4
40c per bushel. Bran.-Quiet and steady;
70@75c. Hay.-Steady; stock light; choice
western, $l6@17; prairie, nominally $50
9 SO; mixed, $l3CGl4 per ton. Bulk Pork-
Advancing; shoulders, SIC; long clear,
g.; clear rib, 61Sc; clear sides, 63sc; casked,
&c higher. Bacon -(Loosel Advancing;
shoulders, 50 acc: clear rib sides, 61a@624c;
clear sides, 64@7c; breakfast, Sc; sugar,
cured hams, canvased, l11s@13c. Mess Pork.
Firm; $l1@1I SO. Ldrd.-In tierces, Sc;
half barrels, Sc; in kegs, &c; pals, 20 10,
&c. pals, 10 Id, $40. Baling Sts0s.-
Nominal; bagging, ID, according to quality,
l04c; bagging, "a ID. according to quality,
81 Is. Mackerel.- Half barrels, No. l, 81 rs
as IS; half-barrels, No. 2, IS 25@6 rs;
half barrels, No. 3, Sc: kits, No. l, 81 IS
81 IS; kits. No. 2, 81 25@1 40; kits, No. 3,
81 l0@l rs. Cofee:--Firm; ordinary. 16@
l69Ec; far, 17@171sc; good, 18@18zGc;
PP, ; tSyLio.s0' ~nG,o, IoVgoAo' Sata, N'I
@75<c. Starch. &c. Whisky. 85c@S4.
Sugdr-LOuisiana.- hhds)-Firm; tar,
7Ac; fully fair, 74c; prime, Sc; choice,
SIC; yellow clarified, 9114c; white clarified,
94c; barreled, 1ic higher. Sugar-Retfned.
Firm; refined A, per h., $40 0c; crushed
and powdered, 104@1lc; granulated, 1914
common, 25@28c; fair, Soc; prime, 38c;
strictly PRIME, 40@41c; choice. 43@45c; half
brls sc higher. SyrupS.-Common to fancy,
35@65c. SdH.-Coarse and common fine,
per bril-, 81 Is; dairy, in barrels, 81 SO;
man, 41k@64c; Latting's Dixie, 415c; Lat
ting's laundry. SIC; Latting's German, &c;
refined oil, 61kc CandLes-Boxes, full
weight, l34@1311c; half boxes, lac; quar-
ter boxes, 1419c. Lime.-$1 05@I Is.
CeDrent.-Louisville, 81 %; Rosedale, 81 IS.
Esculents and Fruits Apples, nominally
81 5O@2 per barrel. Lemons, per box, S. so
toes toes ne~ aHE1 per Bri, 5oa75c; onions ions
new, % 1898; beans, per bushel, 81 so
az; dried apples, 21f@4c; dried peaches,
2K@4c. .-Butter-western
table, choice, l5@20c; butter, country, loo
15c; eggs, 81; nails, per keg, 81 so; vine
gar, per gallon, l8@25c; tobacco, per h.,
$l4@l4 so; oysters tlightl, i h., 55@
6Oc; oysters QiSht), 2 ID, $1@1 10; coal
oil, lie; matches, IS 25@6 so; cotton rope,
lie; grass rope, I1@l219c; powder, kegs,
IS S. shot, patent, 81 9O@2; soda, kegs,
&c; soda, assorted cases, 5@515c; cheese,
nominal, l0c; new raisins, 81 I5@2 %.
GBY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO, June 29.-Flour steady. Wheas
-871S@89c cash, 8716c July. Corn dull, Sc
July. Oats easier; 24c cash, 2314c July.
D. II
Lard steady; 6.S211@6.S5c cash, 6.85c July.
81 O6. 90
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Flour-no market
for round lots Wheat irmer and fairly &C
tive SAC. Corn frmer. 33a{c. Oats easier,
241Sc. Whisky, 81 06. Pork easier, 50 so
az 6214. Lard quiet, Csc. Bulk meats
quiet; car lots clear ribs, sac; previous prices
could not be got to-day for up-country meats.
Bacon scarce aud firm, 5.50@5.65, 6.20@6.25.
6.35@6 .40c.
LOUISVILLE. June 29.-Flour dull and
lower; family, 80 75@4. Wheat dull; red,
75@96c. Corn in fair demand, 39@43c. Oats
steady, 2s@29c. Hay dull, $9@1l 80. Pork
steady, go 50. Lard hrmi choice leaf, herce,
S@S1ic; choice leaf, kegs, SC. Bulk meats
strong, $50, 5.S0@6c. Bacon strong, 50,
@614@61zc. Sugar-cured hams, 1024 @1l1zc.
Whisky, 81 05.
NEW 1Ohhf June 1J--f iour ouils SUI
perfine western and State, s. 1903 80.
Wheat dull. Corn quiet; steamer, 42@431Sc,
Oats active but not quotably higher; mixed.
western, 30@3111c. Coffee firm. Sugar dull.
Molasses quiet. Pork quiet but firm, $40 80
@l0 90. Gut meats quiet, SIC. Lard quiet
but firm, 7.1711@7.20c. Butter dull; western,
5000. Cheese heavy, 3@81fc. Whisky,
81 061z.
CINCINNATI, June 29-Flour dull and
nominal, family, "a 40@6. Wheat easier;
new red, 75@ soc; old, $4,000. Corn quiet,
but firm, 40@4Ic. Oats scarce and firm, 27@
So. Pork quiet, but firm; held at $40 25.
Lard quiet; current make, $500; closing at
5.25. 5.65@5.75c. Bacon easier, 5. rs, g. 100
6.50c. Whisky, 81 05. Butter dull Hogs
active and higher, 50 1894 So; receipts,
1910 head; shipments. 915 head
NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-Flour--su-
perHae, $3 25@3 so. Corn. 47I049c. Oats,
ll<y. "A. Il ~ ar