Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-12
GENERAL TRADE.

| appointed buyers by bringing only about Cox
sacks of corn il stead of the 5000 sacks thai
| had been talked of. Bran is again lower, nc
| purchasers could be found at $l2. Meal has
not advanced, as some holders had expected
| and standers-ou of the market became sellers
at the old rate. Flour continues heavy and
dropping; -four and hay are two hard things
TO sci satisfactorily. Potatoes were not brought
IN by growers, SOC barrel does not suit them
they want 81 or 81 so; one or two dealers
were In want of some, and it IS not unlikely
that 81 will have to be paid to get any; at
present shipments are suspended. Apples
came in more literally, and some very fine
fruit was received. Onions of unusual size
were shipping. Eggs held up to the advance,
but butter is dull and prices generally less.
The market for pork and bacon was very
firm with good demand.
Corn was more active with sales of 303,
3l6 and Ala sacks at SOC, and so sacks at sic.
Odts-sales of Galena mixed, one car load at
3419c, and one-car load at 3512c. Hay-sale
OF 30 bales medium at $11 so. Bran was
offering at $12 and no takers. Corn bran
sale of Is sacks at $40. COrnmeal was at
81 80, dray-load lots at the mill 81 30.
Flour dull and heavy at 50 50@5 so. P0-
tdtOeS-nOne arriving; growers ask $l@l 20.
App'es in full receipt at 81 50@2 so barrel
measure, according to size and proper pick
ing. PlnmS-a few were received at SOC a
brought 81 30 barrel measure to the grower.
Eggs were in good demand at 10c, with &C.
casional sales at 1016c. Chickens, 81 25@3;
young, 81 50@3, according to size; extra
large brought higher. Butter, 8@10c for COM
mon; good country, 12@14c; choice western,
l5@ l6c. Dried apples, 4@5c; peaches. 4@5c.
Lemons, IS 50G6 per box. Oranges, 81 so a
box. Nms-cocoa, SIS a hundred. Peanuts, AZ
@5c; red, SIC: StockPeas, 81 Is b9shel
Hbffe ho0nR 81 76m0 d q hi1shal hilIpt
seed-Missouri, $l@1 20; German 81 loo
2 % bushel. ProrisiOns--clear side pork,
5H@55sc; clear RIB, 53sc; long clear, j78 10
sic; shoulders, 411Sc; mess pork, $40 per bar
rel; small orders are charged little above
these rates; packed. 4c higher. Bacon
Sc; shoulders, 51S@514c. Hams-canvased
and packed, 916@10c. Lard-tierce lard, 73s
@71lc; half barrels, 8@87zSc; kegs, ga @82Sc;
pals, S1f@S5sc; half pals, sac. The Mem
phis cotton and wool manufacturing
company report the following prices
for wool delivered in Memphis;
Tub-washed-fne. 33@34c; medium, 81
washed Base per pound off. Unwashed-
medium, 20@23c; light fine, 18@20c; heavy,
fine and coarse, l5@ lie; common, 121s q l5c;
black, bury or cotted, 3@10c per pound off.
Memphis Cattle Market
LaCroix & Schilling, of the Memphis stock
yard, report: Cattle-During the past week
the market was fairly supplied with all
grades. Sales were about equal to the re-
ceIpts. We begin this week with limited
supply and an active demand for fall grades
of beef cattle. Hogs-few and little or no
demand. Sheep of choice quality are in
on the market. Smooth fat corn-fed
steers, weighing from 900 to 1900 pounds, 4@
SC; smooth fat CRASHED steers, weighing from
800 to 1000, 9@4c; smooth, fat oxen, weigh
ing from 1000 to 1900, 31a@4c; rough
rough oxen and cows in thin flesh, 119@2c;
yearlings, $5@8 per head; mulch cows, $15
@35 per head; choice mutton sheep, 5000;
common sheep, 81 50@2 each; spring lambs,
- ;O@3 so each; hogs, 213@3c.
Merchants Wholesale Cash Prices.
Chamber Of Commerce Official Stdtenleat.
F1ow-Super6ne, 81 25@4 So; double
extra, 81 75@5; treble extra, IS 50@5 rs;
choice family, S. 1906; fancy, Sc 25@6 so
per barrel. Cornn'eal:-Dull; kiln dried 81 so
per barrel. Corn.-Steady; mixed, 52@53c;
higher from store. Oats.-FIrm, moderate de-
mand; mixed, 39@39c; white, 40c per
bushel. Bran.-Dul; 90@95c. Hay
Steady; choice western, $16@17; prairie,
nominally 5000 so; mixed, $19@l4 per ton.
Bulk POrk.-Firmer; shoulders, 414c;
long clear, Sic; clear rib, sic; clear
sides, 516c;, casked, &c higher. Bacon
Ti6 sides, &C.; o SaU''DG sides, S s
breakfast &c; sugar-cured hams, can
vased, 10@1O1sc. Ness POrk.-Advancing
$ll. Ldrd.-ln tlerces, TIC: half
barrels, SIC; in kegs, 81k@82c; pals, 20 Id,
sac; pals, 10 ID, 94c. Baling Stufs.-
Nominal; bagging, 2 10, according to quality,
l04c; bagging, 24 ID, according to quality,
To-. h,lH o.. H.
~ Is: Agcksrel.-Half- barrels, No; l, q Is
half barrels, No. 8, So; kits, No. 1, 81 So
al IS; kits. No. 2, 81 25@1 40; kits, No. 8,
81 1901 Is. C0fee.-Firm; ordinary. 16@
1616c; fair, 17@l71<c; good, 18@181fc;
prime, 100 1870; choice, 20@21c; Java, &c.
6 9Eo St%rGh ordinary zG s to oh SSss
Sngar--LOuisiqna.-(In hhds)-Steady; tar.
Tic; fully fair, 724c: prime, Sc; choice,
SIC; yellow clarified, 914c; white clarified,
9Ac; barreled, nc higher. Su0ar-Refned
Firm; refined A. per To-, 90 @10c; crushed
and powdered, 104 @1Ic; granulated, 1O4
@1lc; cut loaf, 11@l14c. Molasses.-Firm;
common, 25@28c; fair, Soc; prime. 38c;
strictly prime. 4O@4lc; choice. 43@45c; half
35@65c. .Salt.-Coarse and common fine,
per bril-, 81 25; dairy, in barrels, 81 so;
Liverpool, coarse. SKIS, 81 %; Liverpool, fine,
SKIS, 81 4O@1 so. Soap-Resin and Ger
man, 41S@64c; Lattings Dixie, 41sc; Lat
tinR's laundry, SIC; Latting's German, &c;
refined oil, 616c. Cdndles.-Boxes, full
weight, l34@lS1lc; half boxes. 14c; guar
ter boxes, l419c. Lime.-$1 05@1 Is.
Cement 81 25; Rosedale, 81 rs.
EseulentS and Fruits Apples, nominally
1902 so per barrel. Lemons, per box, IS SO
az so; oranges, boxes, Sc 50@7 so; pota-
toes, new, per brl, 50@75c; onions,
new, 81 1898; beans, per bushel, 81 so
az; dried apples. 215@4c; dried peaches,
216@4c. s.-Butter-western
table, choice, l5@2Oc;, butter, country. loo
gar, per gallon. 18@25c; tobacco, per h.,
$4,000; spice, 19c; pepper, 1910; sardines,
SAGA so; oysters QIght), l h., $50
Goo; oysters Qight), 2 ID, $1@1 10; coal
oil. 17c; matches, s. 25@6 so; cotton rope,
lie; grass rope, l1@121<c; powder, kegs,
&c; soda, assorted cases, 5@51sc; cheese,
10c; new raisins, 81 1892 25.
IBY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO, June II.-Flour steady. Wheat
in fair demand, $3.50. Corn active and
shade higher, 363sc. Oats active and
shade higher, 233Sc. Pork in fair demand
at lower rates, IS 85@9. Lard active and
a shade lower; 6.70c cash, 6.72H July.
Whisky, 81 04.
CINCINNATI, June 1l.-Flour steady.
Wheat heavy; red, 95c@$ 81 03. Corn dull,
41@42c. Oats quiet, 26@29c. Pork dull,
held at 80 so. Lard in fair demand and
higher. 6 Sc asked. Bulk meats in good de-
mand, 20. 5.05@5.3716c. Bacon dull, 3224,
SIS, 52s@6c. Whisky, 81 03.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Flour-superfne
State and western, s. SOFA: st. Louis,
81 25@7 %. Wheat quiet; No. 2 Chicago,
81 l2@l 1917. Corn firm; steamer, yellow,
acc. Oats frmer; mixed western, 1880
3O24c. Butter quiet; western, 1910. Cheese
quiet; Ohio, 518@7c. Whisky, 81 08.
LOUISVILLE June 11-FIour dull; fami-
", $4@4 %. Wheat in fair demand: red,
Csc. Corn in fair demand. at 40@4215c.
Oats dull, 10000. Hay dull, $9@11. Pork
dull, S9@9 30. Lard duiet: choice leaf,
tierces. g.; kegs, $685. Bulk meats
easier, AS AZ, 81, 90. So ciai :. Bacon
steady, AZ, 54@6c. Whl-ss, 81 0S.
ST. LOUIS, June Il-Flour unsettled and
lower to sell. Wheat unsettled and lower TO