Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-22
GENERAL TRADE.

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than at the opening and middle OF the week.
Corn was In the hands of single holder
and held higher; plenty of 1T Is expected to
arrive, but there was uncertainty about the
steamer Molly Moore leaving st. Louis at her
advertised time; she is expected to bring
heavy lot. This uncertainty, and the state
of st. Louis freight charges, caused much
speculation as to what the price OF corn may
be tomorrow. Oats are rlpenlng which will
decrease the demand for corn, and this
throws another element OF uncertainty into
the question of corn prices. The st, Louis
Republican, of Friday, reports OF corn: The
demand was not spirited, and was soon salts
fed, both cash and future. Wheat and corn
alternate in speculative interest as the season
influences, and at present the former has the
field. Grades cash were permanently lower
for the day, and futures opened lower, but
reached and closed higher, quite equalling
or closely approximating to the closing prices
was not remarkable" CorDmeal was very
weak. Few potatoes for shipping came in
and prices were firm. There was rather
larger arrival of apples, but there is not
much shipment of them going on.
Quotations belOt0 are for round lots at the
landing and the railroad depOts, and IN
cIude neither dr0ydge, storage, nor other
charges up to 0Fripdi. JObblHg and stare
sales are at higher rates, as they include
drayage storage, and profit Of the dealer.
FEED COrn-little dong; all at the river
who filed orders at 48c; in store,
49@50c. Oats last sale at Ale; in
store, 43@45c Bran-last sale at $l3 Is;
in store, SOC. Hay-sale Of 30 bales, fair, at
$I7 So in store, 85t9 Csc.
FLOUR AND MEAL -FlOur-superhne,
So 5O@3 IS; double extra, 81 25@4 so;
treble extra, $5@5 25; family, IS 50@5 IS;
choice, 1896 Is; fancy, S. so. CornnssaI
sold at 81 IS, small lots at mill at 81 40;
some fresh meal sold at 81 30; in store, 81 40
az so.
Potatoes in small offer
ing at 81 25@2 so, loose; bar
relied, in store, So. Onions, 81 75@3 a
l IS busbel. White beans, 81 50@l IS
bushel. CantaleuDes, 50 so dozen.
FRUITS - Green apples - loose from
wagon, 81 25@I 80 a barrel; in store,
busheI boxes, 75c. Oranges, $6@6 so. Lem
onS. % 50@4. Nms-almonds, Taragona,
l9c; Brazilian, Sc; pecans, Texas, LOG lie;
G!berts, lac l5e9; peanuts, red, &c; white
TIE per pound; cocoa, So so a hundred.
Dried fruit apples, 31S@4c; peaches, 81 q
4c. Bananas, 81 so bunch. Dates, SIC
per pound.
EGes, BUTTER, PoULTRY.-Eggs were
quiet at l0c; some fresh brought lie. Butter
common, &c; fair, SOLO,; medium, 100
13c; choice western, l4@I5c; country, 9@l3c
for good. Chickens at 81 25@2 80; young at
81 25G2 50 extra, So.
MISCELLANEOUS Cider - barrels, Mis-
souri,, So 50@8 Is. Lime, SOC per barrel;
Rosedale cement, 81 80; Louisville cemeat,
81 IS. Boards and framing lumber, Sl2 SO
els per thousand; laths, 81 50@2; shingles,
1904 so. PittSbHTg coal at the yard, SOC
barrel; st. Bernard coal, 45c.
o. 10 cd
nary, 1880 for fair, 15c for good fair, 1611@
lie for choice. Tea-Imperial, $50 75c.
SugGr-raw Louisiana, 7@71sc; coffee
sugar, SC; cut loaf, 10c. MolGSSeS-
Louisiana, fair, 32c per gallon; prime, 35c;
choice, 3S@40o; eastern syrups, common, 30
@40c; good. 45c; choice, SOC. Rice-Louisi-
ana, 715@724c; Carolina, 91s@9c. Salt
per dray load, from store, 81 As per barrel;
delivered, 81 so per barrel; coarse, per sack,
81 As.
HIDES, LEATHER, ETC.--Oak sole, SOC SIC;
hemlock, 20@28c per pound; harness, ESQ
SOC; skirting, 30(334o; French calf, $4,000
per dosenj domestic calf, S20@40 per dozen.
Hides-dry flint, l3e; dry salt, ,1Qcj green,
Sc; green salt, 612 q &c. Idtt0iC, o0oc.
BeesI0Gr, 20@22c.
HORSES AND MULEs.-MuleS-14 to Is
hands, 10000; Is to 1913 hands, 5000
ITO; 151S to Is hands, $125@l55. Horses
extra saddle and harness. Sl25@175; good
common saddle, $80@l00; good common
work, $70@80; good plugs, $60@70; com
mon plugs, $4,000. business dull,
CATTLE MARKET.-Choice beeves, weight
from $50 to 1000 pounds, 3@31sc per h.; good
medium. weight from $50 to 1000 pounds,
215@22<c per h.; smooth fat oxen, weighiu z
| from loco to 1900 pounds, 21a@3c per 10. !;
rough oxen and cows IN good condition, Ia
@2c per h.. rough oxen and cows In thin
flesh, 111@l15c per To-; yearlings, $395 per
hood. r,,,lch G10G1O0 mar haan. ahnlPp
mutton sheep, 3@31ac per To-; choice lambs,
| "a @221c per Id. bid; common sheep, $l@
| l so each.
LBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, June 2l;-FOur quiet
superfne western State, So 40@3 80. Wheat
! quiet; unGraded winter red, 81 1901 IL
Rye dull; No. 2 western, Gle. Barley dull.
Malt dull. Coffee quiet; Rio, cargoes, 114@
1414o job lots, Ii 4 @l51ac. Sugar active,
| @6lSc. Molasses quiet. Rice in fair de-
mand. Pork moderately active; old mess,
$40 25@10 Is; new mess, So IS. Whisky
nominal, 81 O635.
LOUISVILLE, June 21.-Flour dull; ex.
ira, $3@3 %; family, $t@4 so; higher
grades, S5@5 25; family, So 50@7 so.
Wheat quieti red and amber, II %. Corn
steady; white, 44c; mixed, 40c. Oats firm
scarce and firm, si2@15. Pork firm, $40 So
Lard steady; choice leaf, terce, 724c; choice
leaf, keg, $40. Bulk meats strong, 3H@51s
@53sc. Bacon firm, 44@51%@534c. Sugar
cured hams, 1O@1l16c. Whisky quiet
81 Oh.
! CINCINNATI, June 21.- Flour dull ant
dropping. Wheat in fair demand but al
lower rates; red, 81 05@1 o.. Corn lnact
i've, 38@381Sc. Oats quiet, 32@35c. Rye
steady, Coz. Barley dull and nominal. POrl
firm; held at $40 so cash; sales at $40 81
buyer August. Lard quiet; current make
g. l5c bid. Bulk meals quiet; shoulders helC
at 3.S5c cash; short rib sold at 9215c cash
0716c seller August; short clear, 5.10c
Bacon steady with fair demand 44@515
$40. Whisky steady with fair demand
SOL.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Flour dull. Whea
in fair demand but at lower rates; No. 2 Chi
oago spring, 81 O32<@I o. cash, 962l@96H
July, 9l4@9l9sc August. G Urn steady
with fair demand, 36114c cash, 365s @3624
July, 1910 August. Oats dull and prices I
shade lower, 92114c cash, 3224c July, 30B
August Rye steady and firm, $3.50. Bar
| lav FIRM 7Oc pOrl- ipookiva ord lOvvar so q!