Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-21
GENERAL TRADE.

Like the day before, business was quiet
Yesterday The decline in st. Louis river
freights LES caused a suspension of purchases,
under probability OF lcger prices in produce
from that direction. Potatoes were gerry quiet;
few came in and prices were stronger. Chick
enc we're plenty and weak; fresh eggs were
in demand, others neglected.
Qaotations belOiO are fer round lots at the
landing and the railroad dspOtS, G8g an
cIude neither drayage, storage, nor other
expenses outside of The bare freight and
charges up to GrTipGi. JObbing and store
sales are az higher rates, as they include
drayage, storage, ana pratt Of the dealer.
FEED orn-Sale of 1000 sacks on pri-
yate terms: market unsettled on account of
uncertainty as to st. Louis freight rates; In
store, 49@503. o0tS-lsst sale at Ale; In
in store, SOC. HGy-sale of 30 bales, fair, at
ST SO; in store, 85@95c.
Flour AND MEAL -BIoWr-super6ne,
SO 5093 IS; double extra, 81 2504 SO;
treble extra, 5000 Is; family, IS 50@5 f5;
choice. $6@6 25; fancy, Sc so. COInnteal
sold 2t 50 3502 40, and lots were sold "to
arrive" at 5Sc on account OF the lower
freight rate; in store, ~ So.
VEGETABLEs.-POtatoes in small onering
ana better, good bringing 81 25@2 so. loose;
barreled, in store, So Onions, 81 75@3 a
barrel for Louisiana. Stock peas, 81 ESQ
1885 bushel. White beans, 81 50@I rs
a bushel CantGIeMpes, 81 80 dozen.
wagon, 81 25@1 so barrel; in store,
bushel boxes, 75c. Oranges, $6@6 SO. Lem
OnS, IS 50@4. NNts-allaoEds, Taragona,
l9c; Brazilian, SC; pecans. Texas, loo lie;
6lberts, 14@15c; peanuts, red, g.; white,
71<c per pound; cocoa, So so a hundred
Dried fruit apples, 316@4c; peaches, 81 @
&c. Bananas, 81 SO bgneh. Dates, sac
per pound.
EGes, BUTTER, PoULTRY.-Eggs were
quiet at 90 I0c, generally the latter; some
fresh brought lie. Butter-common, &c;
fair, 8@10c; medium, 12@l2c; choice west
err, l4@15c; country, S@l3c for good.
Chickens at 81 25@2 so; young at 81 25
MIscELLANEoUs.- Cider - barrels, Mis-
souri,, So 50@8 rs. Lime, 90c per barrel;
Rosedale cement, 81 80; Louisville cement,
81 Is. Boards and framing lumber, S12 so
| Q15 per thousand; laths, 81 50@2; shingles,
1894 so. Pittsburg coal at the yard, SOC a
barrel; st. Bernard coal, 45c.
Hoe PRODUCT Bacon = demand tar;
clear sides, packed. &c; clear rib, packed,
5s4cj shoulders, 45sc. Pork-clear pork
sides, loose, 5.4Qc; clear rib pork sides,
loose, 5.25c; shoulders, loose, 4114c; sugar
cured hams, packed, 915@l01Sci breakfast
bacon, packed, 724@8114c; mess pork, $ll.
LGrd-tierces, y &c. pals. Sc; ,.
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nary, 1890 for fair, 15c for good fair, 161<@
Tic for choice. Tea-ImperiaI, 35@75c,
SRgar-raw Louisiana, 7@711c; coffee
sugar, Sc; cut loaf, Zoe. Molasses-
Louisiana, fair, 32c per gallon; prime, 35e;
choice, 3S@40c; eastern sYrups, common, 50
@40c; good, 45c; choice, SOC. Rice-Louisi-
ana, 716@724c; Carolina, 5000. Salt
per dray load, from store, 81 IS per barrel
delivered, 81 so per barrel; coarse, per sack
81 as.
HIDES, LEATHER, ETc.-Oak sole, 30@33c;
hemlock, 20@2Sc per pound; harness, ESQ
| SOC; skirting, 30@34c; French calf, $4,000
per dozen; domestic calf, $20@40 per dozen
Hides-dry flint, l3c; dry salt, 10c; green
sc; green salt, 619@7c. TalloiO, 5@6c
BeeS'0ar, 20@22c.
HORSES AND MULEs.-MuleS-14 to II
hands, S70@90; Is to 151s hands. 5000
| ITO; 151s to is hands, $I25@l55. Horses
extra saddle and harness, $l25@175; good
common saddle, $S09l00; good common
work, $70@S0; good plugs, $60@70; com
mon plugs, $4,000. business dull.
CATTLE MARKET. beeves, weight
from $50 to 1000 pounds, 3@31kc per To-; gooc
medium. weight from $50 to 1000 pounds
21&@22<c per h.; smooth fat oxen, weighing
from 1000 to 1900 pounds, 219@3c per ID
| rough oxen and cows in good condition, IL
| @2c per h.; rough oxen and COWS in thin
flesh, 14@l16c per ID; yearlings, $3@5 PEI
head; mulch cows, $1,000 per head; choice
mutton sheep, 3@316c per h.; choice lambs
21f @2S4c per Id. bid; common sheep, sic
so each.
LBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, June 20.-Flour without an
decided change. Wheat strong; ungradeC
winter red, 81 05@1 II. Rye dull; western
60@6116c. Barley dull. Malt quiet. COTE,
quiet. Sugar firm; fair to good refining
6 5-16@6 7-16c. Molasses quiet. Rice nom
inal. Pork dull; old mess, $40 30@10 35
new mess, 80 so. Lard dull; prime steam
6.421sc. Whisky quiet, nominal, 81 061a.
CINCINNATI, June 2O-sFlour dull an,
nominal. Wheat dull, weak and lower; red
81 O5@I o.. Corn dull. 38@3819c. Dat
dull, 32@35c. Rye quiet but firm, Soc. Bar
ley nominal. Pork quiet; jObbing, $40 so
Lard in fair demand; current make, 6.l5c
Bulk meats firm; shoulders held at 9.05
cash, sales at 4c seller August; short rib
4 Csc bid cash, sales at 4 90c buyer June
s. lOc seller August; short clear. 5.l5c. Bacon
scarce and firm, Al, 51s, 594c. Whisk
steady with fair demand, 81 Of.
LOUISVILLE, June 20.-Flour steady; ex
ira, 1898 25i family, $4@4 80; highe
grades, $500 25; family, s. 50@7 sc
Wheat dull and lower; red and amber, 81 Va
Corn steady with fair demand; white, 44c
mixed, 40c. Oats firm; white, 38c; mixed
Csc. Rye quiet, 58c. Hay scarce and higher
$I2@15. Pork, $40 so. Lard firm; choic
leaf, tierce, 79lc; choice leaf, keg, S24c. Bull
meats strong, 326@51S@53sc. Bacon strong
44@5H@594c. Sugar-cured hams, 100
ll1Sc. Whisky steady, 81 OIL.
CHICAGO, June Colour steady. Whea
active. firm and higher; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 0414 cash, 971sc July. 9l$sc August
| for No. Chicago spring, rejected, 65c. Cor
In good demand and prices shade higher