Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-01
GENERAL TRADE.

During the last week there was less bu l. |
doing IN the produce and feed markets than on
any previous week since the roads became good at
the departure of winter Prices have shown scarcely
any changes business is nov Just between the de-
parture winter ana the commencement OF the I
spring demand, this keeps things at an apathetic
level that has little OF interest In it. Corn has been
demand. The seed call for oats is over. Hay has |
been more active. Flour retains former figures !
Cornmsal has been troubled by the INTRODUCTION or
DARK colOred cheap article, but 1t is not liked and
prices are steadylng again Potatoes have sunk to
plentiful but less excellent. Eggs have suceumbed
20 the iue weather and are plentiful at 10 cents
New Orleans cucumbers were Offering at 81 so a |
dozen:
AID the ra1rOad depOts, and include Iletl1r dray-
age, storage other expenses outside Of fe bare
sore s1sss are al highsr rates as the iSaci,e rds
age, storage and profit Of the dealer.
-CO71-MaTkst steady at former figures
also some sales 80 arrive at the same guTes 100
and 1000 sacks at 45ci in store, 4s95Oc; GUS
at SI4 %; in store, SOC per cwt Hdy-gOOd de
mand at S96l Il for common; S12dl3 90 for medl-
FLOUR AND MEAL gOuT-Superfine to good
was Offering only at the mill; dray-load lots at
! VEGETABLES Potatoes the seed demand is
I light except for pesehbows which remain scarce
and sell at 81 10 on the landing and 81 20 In stores
100 barrels of peaehblOws sold at 81 % On the
landing. Green pas, 81 so bushel box. SlOeet
Potatoes, SG03 30. O4tolas S36D3 So Ttir7siDS, 81
= a
FRUIT5-AppJes quiet and prices easy at 81 25
ties at 81 OraSges = Palermo. 81 so; Messina.
50 2594 80 Le,nons, S3 80. MATS -almonds,
lie; hlberts, la 15e; peanuts, red 42c; white &c
| per pound; cOco8, 81 per hundred. Dried JTitlt-
apples, 3d 3lsc; peaches, 3lsd4e. Bananas, SEA
R Ed BUfrER, PoULTRY-EQgs were once
mon, s66 iOc; medium, I28l6c; choice western 10
! G20e; creamery, 2S030c. Chickens easy at 81 80
S4S5.. Duets, So SO. - -. = - -
| HOG PRODUCT. : Bacon clear Sides packed,
| sac; clear nib, packed, 5. DOC; shoulders, case
fork-elear pork sides, loose, Size; clear iiD
pork SIDES. loose 5ise; long clear pork sides
! hams, packed, SI4a9l4e; breakfast bacon, packed
Esq 7ite; mess pork $40 I31 i; Lar1-tieTees
FRESH MEATS. II eef-fore quarters. 21sa8c;
hindquarters, bd6c. Sheep, &C pound. HogS,
GRoCERIES.NOo6es. I2c for ordinary, 13Isc for
fair 15e for good fair. 16Iadl7 1sc for choice Tea
Imperial: 45d15e SsigG ,c, Leuisians, 6l41
piSiSc SoiatS zoe sccorie 10 daIity
Rice, ti.t3 q Il2e CheeSe. 142tIee pound.
barrels, IS 5oas BeSIss medium mum g 2s5
al rs a bushel. according to quality. stock peas.
store 75e a bushel. RTutst, Ss19 per barrel; half
barrel S4 Hides dry ilnt. l2G1 13e; dry salt, So &c;
ipdr 20d22c Cottoa-soed taken by the mills at 81
per ton. Lime, 81 per barrel; Rosedale cement,
CATTLE MARKET.-Frey & Sohiiiing, Southern
stockyard, Chelsea. report that receipts continue
on all grades with prospect of still further improve
ment Hegs are less active at unchanged prices;
supply light. Sheep are still scarce and In demand
at quOtatlnns- CGttle-ChOiee TO extra eorn-fed ma
tives, 1000 TO 1900 pounds, 4l9l4S4ei good 70
choice butchers steers 900 to hoo pounds. Al
4l4c; good TO choice corn-ied Texas, $50 to 10aO
pounds 4lll04stc; fair to good eoTn-fed Texas eat.
tie, 500 10 1000 pounds, 3s4U4e; smooth fai
eon-fed native oxen. 1900 to 1900 pounds. 81
4c; ordinary and medium butchers cattle, 200 10
1000 pounds, 2I2d3l4c; inferior and thin CATTLE all
descriptions, lS412ci calves and yearllngs, PEI
to 200 pounds. 3S4tD4c second quality, 40 to 100
pounds, 3I4 13lse; common ano rough, all weights
, GOOD to choice mutton grades 30 to Ito pounds
| 5d5Isc; medium TO good mutton grades 80 to sc
s Gf9anss'' 4''e's'' INFERIOR ana common per head
iBY TELEGRAPRI
LOUISVILLE. March 3l.-Flour quiet. Wheat
, | quiet: red ana amber, S161 Oh. Corn steady,
with fair demand; white. SIC; mixed, 36lsc. Oats
! steady; white. 32c; mixed, 29c Rye qQiet; 54e
Lard steady; choice leaf fierce, 7lsc keg, sl Bull
meats steady 3Ss, as, Disc. Bacon nm. as, 5l4
81 $40 Oh. 'uS"i''u''u Ha''' ''l''''2 D'''' SD'''
: CHICAGO. March 31.-Flour STEADY Whea
a SIIse; regular Ss5sc cash. Corn quiet and weak
: fresh, 34lsc; regular, 3lS4c cash. oats dull AM
&s tesh BS Sae sas 6sc i Po
| steady with fair demand; SO 121121 cash ant
Lard steady with faiF demand; g. 32fs55 35c cas
and April, 9, 42ls96.45e May, 6.50db ;52lsc June
Bulk meats steady. Whisky steady, 81 GA.
: CINCINNATI, March 81 = HOur-demand fair an
market nrm, Wheat dull, Sl6l O5. Corn-deman
y fair and market firm; No mixed. 36Is68S. Dat
| easier, 29I30c; mixed 81 6133c. BYE quiet Bare
4 duh and heavy No fall s5c Pork held at 81 25S
= 10 so; S101lo25so'd Lard dull and nominal; cul
n | rent make q. 7lsc. Bulk meats quiet but steady
D shoulders held At a60c; short ribs 4. 75c; shol
: 4Ikd5l415Is whisky in fair demand at 81 OF.
o ST. LOUIS, March 81 Flour quiet; doUbl
l. extra fail 81 35d4 so; treble extra fall, 81 65t
II 4 20; family 81 1914 So; choice, 81 90d5 IL
e Wheat dull; No. Fed fall. 81 025s8l 02S4 caSl
Corn steady; No mixed, 32ls1 32a4e cash. Gal
(, actlve No. ?, 264026Ac cash; DO options. By
le steady and irm 4Sl4c. Barley dull; choice low
N 67lsc; no sales. Whisky steady, 81 o. Pork VI