Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-14
GENERAL TRADE.

business within very modest limits yesterday,
except that the grocery AMI provision stores
were filling pretty liberal country orders. 30
dull was the feed and produce market that
we have scarcely a TRANSACTION TO record.
There was little corn in first hands and next
to no inquiry for It; cornmeal was also little
called for, so that prices became easier spite
of the small stocks on hand. Eggs and chick
ems were as distressing dull as a doctors
business in the breezy desolation of noun
tain top, and as low as newsboys shoe
black The st. Louis Globe, of Friday, re-
ports: "A Use of FIVE cents bushel on
wheat has caujed a number OF chicago
shorts to lay down. The corner now MAIN
tanned in Milwaukee IS the presumaole cause
At present Il seems that the corne1tes are
ahead" The Chicago Tribune, of Thursday,
reports: Wheat is apparently cornered here
for July as well as in Milwaukee, the receipts
at both places being very hight. The bears
nave looked for small prices on big receipts,
forgetting that there has almost always 10 the
past been reaction before the new wheat was
actually forwarded to market. August usu-
ally witnesses the disappointment Of the
shorts. and we seldom receive big quantities
of new wheat till toward October. Cash corn
was really scarce yesterday. Orders were
more numerous than the offerings, and some
parties here were obliged to decline orders
which they could not fill. y
Corn was not offering to any extent, and
for mixed, 49c for white. Odts-nothlng do
ing; last sales at 35c, 36c, 371sc. Bran and
han stagnaut CorHmeaI is IN very light re-
quest: draw load lots selling at 81 40. Flour,
81 5O@4 10; family, S5@5 %; fancy,
So 10, according to brand: Potatoes
nothing doing in shipping; IN store,
Sl@1 25 a barrel. Onions, 81 25@2.
IpDIes-little doing at 50@75c a barrel, ac-
cording to quality. Peaches, SOC a bushel,
loose; 25@40c one-third bushel box in store.
GTdpes line Shelby county grown Con-
cord grapes were selling at DC per 10.
Tomatoes, 25c a bushel to growers. Eggs
are very low at 5@7c a dozen; Ca
were at 1902 Is; young, 75c@$l 70. But
ter. S6lOc for common; good country,
| I26l4c; choice western, l5Ql6c.. Dried
apples, 495c; peaches, 405c. Lemons,
| S5(65 so per box Oyaages-snall demand
| at SO box. Nuts-Cocoa, SIS hundred.
Peanuts, AZ 95c; red, 312c. St0ckpeas, :! 70
| a bushel. White beans, 81 75@2 p bushel.
Line-Alabama, 81 barrel; loose, Csc bar
rel measure. ProcisiOns--clear side PORK,
| SIC; clear nb, &c; long clear, j94c;
| shoulders, SIC; mess pork, $40 80 per
barrel; small orders are charged a little
above these rates; packed. &c hlgner.
! BacOn-packed, clear sides, 628 @624c; clear
rib, 619@65sc;. shoulders, 524c. BREAKFAST
Bacon, 1s@9c. Hans--canvased and
packed, 10@1I15c Ldrd-tierce lard, 728 "a
4 724c; half barrels, She; kegs, St901c; pals,
! S19@824c; half pals, 9@94c.
Merchants WHOLESALER Cash Prices.
CHAMBER Of Commerce Official Statement.
.Flouy.-Steady: superfne, $4@425; double
extra, 81 50@4 rs; treble extra. s. ESQ
so; choice family, s. 5O@53 Is; fancy. So
! 06 Is per barrel. CornnleaI.-Flrm; kiln
dried. So 6O@2 10. Corn.-Far demand
mixed, 481S@50c; white, $685.; ear, SIC
per bushel; / &c higher from store. Oats
| Steady; stock light; mixed, 38@40c;
white, 40c per bushel. Bran.-Steady and
firm, 70@75c. Hay.-Steady; stock light;
choice western. sl69l7; prairie prairie. nom a
ton. BtH POrk.-oSteady; shoulders,
SIC; long clear, &c; clear rib, 615c;
clear sides, 635c; casked. 18c higher.
Bdcon.-( Loose)-Steady; shoulders, 81 "a &c;
clear rib sides, 61a@694c; clear sides, 624 @
&c; breakfast, Sc; sugar hams, can
vased, 1I1S@13s. Mess POrk.-Steady; mess
pork. heavy, SII@II so. Lard.--In uerces,
724@8c; haif-barrels. 816@824c; in kegs, Sc;
pals, 20 10, Sc; pals, 10 10, 91ec. Bahng
Stufs-Nominal; bagging, 2 Id, according
to quality, l04c; bagging, 212 10, according
to quality, 101zc; baling twlne, l2c; iron ties,
per bundle, 81 %. MdckereI.-Half barrels,
No. l. 81 75@8 Is; half barrels, No. z,
So 25@6 Is; half barrels, No 8, $6; kits,
No l, 81 55(91 65; kits, No. 2, 81 25@l 40;
kits, No.3 81 l0@$1 %. C0fee.-Quiet;
ordinary, l6@l61Ic; far, I7@i711c; good
IS@l815c: prime, 19@l91ec; choice, zoo
Die; Java, pc. Rice.-Flrm; ordinary to
choice, 7@71Sc. Starch. &c. Whisky. 85c@
"a. Sugar-LOuisiand.- hhds)-Flrm
fair, nc; fully fair, 724c; prime, Sc; choice
94c; barreled, &c higher. Sugar-Re
fined. Firm; refined A, per 10, 800 Zoe
crushed and powdered, 1024 ollie; Rranulated
IO4@1lc; cut loaf, 1l@II4c. Molasses.-
Steady; common, 25@28c; fair, Soc; prime
3Sc; strictly prime, 4O@4le; choice, 43C94oc
half barrels, SC higher. Syymps.-Commor
to fancy, 35@65c Sdlt.-Coarse and com
mon fine, per barrel, 81 So; dairy, in bar
rels, 81 so; Liverpool, coarse, sacks, 81 %
Liverpool, fine, sacks, 81 40@l so. Soap
Rosin and German, 41s@614c; Lat
ting's Dixie, 415c; Latting's Laundry, ga;
Latting's German, &c; Lattlngs rehned ed, OIL NJ
61Sc. CdndIeS.-Boxes, full weight, l34 e
1850; half boxes, lac; quarter boxes, AYE
Lime-$1 05@1 Is. Cememt.-Louisville
81 25; Rosedale, g IS. Escnlents On
: Fy.uits-Apples, nominally SI@l so pc
; barrel; lemons, per box, Sc 50@7; oranges
: per box, 80 50@10; potatoes, new, $l@l q
onions, new, 81; beans, per bushel, 81 500
G4.. MiscellaneOts.-Bu western ia
bic, choice, 10000; butter, country, 100
l5e; eggs, SG9c; nails. per key, 81 81
? vinegar, per gallon, 18@25c; tobacco, pc
To-, 43@90c; spice, 19c; pepper, 1890; san
dimes, $l4@l450; oysters (ight). 10, 55C
5, e0c; oysters Cightl 2 To-, $l9l ~; eoal,9 D
grass rope, 11@1 ~; powder, kegs, so 8;
Shot, patent, 81 90@2; soda, kegs, 4c; sod
i assorted, cases, 59515c; cheese, nomlna
Toe; new raisins, 81 15@2 %.
TBY TELEGRAPH.l
LOUISVILLE. July 13.-FlOur, dal
Wheat steady; red, SIC; amber and whit
? SOC. Corn firm; white, 4412c; mixed, 40
2 Oats in fai demand; white, Soc; mixed, 70
. Rye dull, 4Sc. Hay nominal, 1901. POI
i quiet but firm, 50 75@l0: Lard quie
: choice leaf, tlerce, Sc; key, &c. Bulk mea
: strong, 5@5A@61sc. Bacon strong, "a
o 6l{G615c. EHams-sugar-cur 1012@1t
Whisky steady, 81 05. Manufactured toba
co quiet
p ST. LOUIS, July l3-Flour quiet al
. only a local demand Wheat unsettled al
q generally lower; No. 2 red fail, SOC cas-
a S356 @Slo August Corn inactive and lowe
4 Ne. mixed, 35c cash and July, 3515 q So
% August. Oats quiet; No. 2, 70: cash. Y: ~
y bid August. Rye dull and nominal WIN
NJ XIV firm, 81 o. Pork easier; iobbing, SO
~ @9 50. Lard quiet, $500 in East st. Lou
y Bulk meats quiet; clear. ribs, up countr
y SIC. Bacon higher, So, 6.20@64l, Size.
y CHICAGO, July 13.-Flour dull. Whe
IS dull, weak and lower; No. Chica
g spring, 96c; No. Chicago sPr1n
- CSC cash and July. Corn-market dull al
e prices shade lower; 716@375sc cash, 81
IS a37Ilc July. Oats fairly active and a sha
i e higher; 26S cash, 241E@245@e July, ~
D. 4Se. Pork dull, weak and lower, 80 20 cas-
le 50 2716@9 80 August, Lard-market d
a and prices a shade lower; 6 8211ac cash, Sc
At 6 SOC August, 6.9711c September. b.
pr meats steady; shoulders, 43sc; short rib sid
Of 556c; short clear sides, sac.
- NEW YORK, July l3.-Flour quiet
e steady; superfne western and State. So 81
m 4 35; st. Louis, S4@7. Wheat---lght exp
- - demand; No. Chicago, 81 05; No: l spriI
y 81 OS@l 10; ungraded winter red weste
- SI@l Is. Corn active but lower; ungrad,
~ 4I@4715c. 0ats-No. l, 3+@341sc. d
- irm. Hops firm; eastern and western,
l0c; local sales private. Sugar firm; fair
good refining, 3.16@735c. Molasses qui
Pork quiet; mess, SO 20@10 40; Cut me
et steady; western long clear middles. Sc; C
e; long clear, 614c. Lard steady; prime stea
&, | 7171k@7.2715c. Cheese quiet; western,