Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-30
GENERAL TRADE.

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GENERAL TRADE.
There is an increasing demand for gro
ceres and provisions, and the latter continue
| to advance. Flour is very firm, but remains
unchanged at our quotations. The feed
market grows small by degrees and beauti-
fully less;" most articles have oaly d local
| demand, the country around being generally
! seit-supportlng just now. Cornmeal has
largely fallen off in demand, but has been
rather scarce; plentiful arrival on Sunday
| has put it down sc, aided by decline of &c
in the st. Louis treights. Potatoes and ap-
Piles have been in better demand but with no
approach toward activity. Fruits generally
are quiet, the quality is rarely good; fac
peach is comparatively rare. Eggs have been
| scarce for the last three days, and have
jumped up from &c to l2c. Good butter is
in better demand, lie is the outside price.
Chickens are in fair demand only, and re-
main unchanged in price. The produce
market is very quiet throughout.
| Corn was IN small supply in our market
| yesterday, with only a moderate demand;
| sales Of so sacks of mixed at 4Sc, and 80 of
white at 401ac; SOC was asked for some ear
corn without finding a taker: Oats are in
some demand to fill out stock; last sale of
| Ohio at 34t3c; of northern mixed at SIC.
Bran Is quiet; the last sale was at $12; corn
| bran meets with no demand, and has sold as
low as IS so. Hay remains very quiet, with
only local demand, principally for choice,
at $14@14 so; prime brings $12 50@13;
common, 80; new prairie commands only
Sc, and it does not pay to shipit. The stock
of hay, which has been excessive, is now
| within moderate limits. CO1WDeal, in con-
sequence of plentiful supply and freight de-
cline, together with very moderate
demand, was lower, 50 45,; little sold
price, 81 So m f5 81 5 Ct 7 t5e am Ra
$5@5 Is; fancy, S. 5O@5 rs, according to
brand. Potatoes, 75c a barrel meas
ure; in store 81 locs: barrel measure,
81 % in shipping order. O,,iO..s dull at 81 Is
o. %, the latter for allan. AppleS, 75c to
81 50@1 Is in shipping order. Peaches few;
good ones arriving, 20@40c a box. Eggs
were again in less supply than demand, with
sales at he, occasionally 1910. Grapes,
81 25 case Of "a boxes. Pears, Csc IS
bushel box; to growers, 81 50@2 for Bart
maud at 92@2 25; young, 81 25t92 so. Ducks,
81 IS. Butter, 8@l0c for common; good couT,
try, 12@l5ci choice western, i6c@g lie. Dried
apples, 4Q5c; peaches, 4@5c. Lemons, $l4
per box. Oranges, So 50@10a box. StOckpeas,
81 Is a bushel. White beans, 81 5O@2 a
bushel. MiLlet seed, 81 so bushel. Lime
Alabama, 81 barrel; loose, Csc a barrel
measure. Professionalism side pork, SIC;
clear RIB, 6j4c; mess pork, $10 50 per
barrel; small orders are charged little
above these rates; packed, 4e higher
LGr9-tierce lard, 7@8s; half barrels 4is,
sac; kegs,814c; pals, S@04e; half pals,
944c. Bacon-packed, clear sides, 7@71sc;
clear rib, 624 @61zc; shoulders, sac. Breai;-
tass Bacon, $1,000. Hides-dry flint,
No. |. lac per pound; No. 2, 10@l1c; dry
salted, 1O@12c; green sailed, 6@7c; green,
| 20
per pound. I'aliOto, &c per pound.
Merchants Wholesale Cash Prices.
Chamber Of Commerce Official Statement.
FlOW.-Higher; superfne, IS 50@3 IS;
double extra. $494 25; treble extra, 81 75@
5; choice family, IS 25@5 so; fancy, $50
6 25 per barrel; Cornnleal.-Higher; kiln
dried, g g5@2 g: G9,Y;-Falr demand;
per bushel; l19c higher from store. Oats
Steady; stock light; mixed, 39@4Oc;
J white, 40c per bqshel. Brqn.- Steady and
firm, 72@75c. Hay;-steady; stock light;
G ass y ss5q TO- $l6@ P s9a@A nom
ton BuEt Pork. Nominal. Rgpoa:--(( [,oosel
Higher; shoTlders, &c; clear rih SIDES,
6zs@7c; clear sides, f4@7ssc; break
fast, Sc; sugar-cured hams, canvased, II
@12o. Ness POrk.-Higher; mess pork,
, heavy, Sll@11 25. Lard.-Higher; in tierces,
SIC; half 6a f. barrels SIC; in kegs 8H@824c;
Ealing St'.g2.-aigher; hagging, fax, 2 to
"a, go @101ac; bagging, Jute, 2 to "a, Ill
@1119c; baIing twlne, IQ1E@11ci iron
ties, 81 1902 25. MackereI.-Half barrels,
No. |, 81 7a@9 2a; half barrels, No. 2,
} Sc 25@6 Isl half barrels, No. 3, Sc; kits,
No. 1, 81 55@1 IS; KITS, No. 2, 81 25@l 30;
kits, Nc. 3. 81 10@S1 25. Cofee.-Firm;
ordinary, 15@l51sc; fair, 16@l616c; good,
! I7@1715c: prime, 18@181sc; choice, 1870
20c;Java, 25e. Rice.Firm; ordinary to choice,
! 715@8c. Starch. 315t@4e. Whisky. 95c@
9 s. SUPPLEMENTARY hhds)-Higher;
fair, re; fully fair, Sc; prime, SIC; choice,
? SEC; yellow clarified, 914c; white clarified,
: 924c; barreled, &c, higher. Ss:gar-Re-
. fned.-Firm; refined 4, per Id, '911a@10c;
3 crushed and powdered, 10& ellie; granuiated,
3 loA@llc; cgt loaf, ll@l55lo, MOlasses;-
GGGn prime, 4 5 S:' c R6i@s &c., &c.,
s to fancy, 35@65c. lSaH.-Coarse and COM
S mon fine, per barrel, 81 35; dairy in bar
, rels, 81 so; Liverpool, coarse, sacks, 81 Is;
Liverpool, fine, sacks, 81 4o@l So. S2GR.-,
Latting's German, &c; Latting's refined oil,
3 &c. Cqndles.-Boxes, full weight, DC;
8 half boxes, 1870; quarter boxes, lac.
9 Lime.-s1 O5@1 IS. Cement ouisyiIle
q 90 25; Rosedale, 81 Is. Eseulents ana
3 Frnitts.77Apples' nomiFnally S $l@l 50 per
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g per box, IS 50@10; potatoes, new, $l@1 rs;
o onions, new, 81; beans, per bushel, 81 50@
% 2; dried apples, 215 @4c; dried peaches, 215
" @4c. MiScellane0ns.-Butter western -
" bic, choice, 15@20c; butter, country -0@
l. 15c; eggs,> Toe; nails per key, 81 S.
d vinegar, per gallon. l8Gs2ac; tobacco, pei
d To-, 43@90c; spice, 16c; pepper, Ice; sax
l. dimes, $l4; oysters Qight), l h., 55@
= Coo; oysters Qight), h., $1@1 10; coal-oil
IS 17c; matches, Sc 25@6 so; cotton rope. Ice;
1t grass rope, ll@1215c; powder, kegs, Sc 35;
n shot, patent, 81 Is; soda, kegs, &c; soda
assorted, cases, 5@51Sc; cheese, nominal
Zoe; new raisins, ~ l5@2 25.
IBY TELEGRAPH
a. ST. LOUIS, July 9-Flour-double extra
y s. 75@4; treble extra, 81 15@4 25; family
L 81 $500 45. Z Wheat-demand active, anc
Il prices have advanced; No. 2 red fall, $50
Is S916c; cash, 86@8915 closing at 8S24c August
= S64 @90c September; No. 3 red fall, 8Sl4 a
q 8816e cash; No. red fall, 82$@a834c. Corr
n steady; No 2, mixed, $50 @36c cash, $50
l. August, 37@374c September. Oats firm
No 2, 25@2512c. Rye firm, 49@4S114c
Whisky steady, 81 o.. Pork quiet; jobbing
y SO 8715@9 90I Lard dull and nominal. Bull
meats firm but nothing doing; some up-ccGn
l6 try lots offered, but at prices ABOVE buyer
" views. Bacon quiet, $50, $50, 6.80@6.85
So Cattle steady and strong for natives; butchers
- stock dull; all grass cattle slow. Live hog
80 active but lower; Workers and Baltimore
an 81 1904 80; receipts, $500 head.
$ CINCINNATI, July 29.-Flour dull an,
5i5s dropping; family, 81 40@4 80. Whea
~ easier and heavy; amber, 89@92c; am
% Der and red mixed, SOC; receipts, 70,
10 rs bushels; shipments, $3.50 bushel:
81 Corniu good demand and firm; mixed shelled