Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-14
GENERAL TRADE.

on Front street yesterday, but feed was quiet
and prices generally presented no striking
change. Flour is dropping; corn was IN
good supply, and more will arrive to-day;
oats receive little attention. Potatoes opened
with great animation, but the receipt OF IN
telheence OF a decline of 75c in the Clncin.
natl market had a very SOLDERING effect; the
shipments to that city this week have been
immense. Eggs were lower; butter remains
depressed; old chickens are severely let
alone" Hog products are strong, and have
still rising tendency.
Quotations beLOio are for round tots ct the
landing and the railroad depots, and in
clude neither drdydge, storage, nor other
expenses outside Of the bare freight and
CHARGES I'D to arrival. JOb5iHg and store
sales are at higher rates, as they include
drGyage, storage, and profit Of the dealer.
FEED.-Cor was in steady demand, with
''to arrive" sales at 46c; on orders, at 471s@
4Sc; white at 53c. Further arrivals are due
10 day, and corn will be plenty next week,
with some appearance OF a lighter demand.
oats il moderate demand; sale OF 100 sacks
at 4Oc; in store, 43@44c. PrdIg dull last sales
at SI3 go; in store, S0Q9Oc per cwt. Hay
scarce and nominal: last sale of prairie at
gil; in store, S0@9Oc.
Flour AND MEAL Flour - superfne,
SO 50Q3 rs; double extra, 81 25@4 so;
treble extra, sos Is; family, So 50@5 IS;
choice, S6@6 Is; fancy, Sc so. Coynmeal
81 1902 As on landing and at the mill,
and in store at 81 %.
VEGETABLEs.-POt rather quieter;
from wagons at 50 2592 IS per barrel, &C
cording to size; barreled in store, So 20.
Onions, 50 1908 a barrel. Cabbage, loose,
from wagon, 81 75Q5 100 head paid, for
shipment. CdHtaleOpes-Louislana,$ 81 300
rs a dozen. Stock peas, 81 25@l 80 a
bushel. White beans, 81 50@l IS bushel.
FRUITs.-Green dppies-lOose from wagon,
$1@l IS a barrel, Oranges, S4@5. Lemons,
81 50@3. Nuts-almonds, Taragona, l9c;
brazilian, Sc; Pecans, Texas, IO(e lie; hlberts,
l49I5c; peanuts, red, 6c; white, l12c per
pound cocoa, So so a hundred. Dried fruit
apples, S1l 94c; peaches, 3ll-l@4c. Bananas,
$1@5 a bunch. Dates, 612c per pound.
Fees, BUTTER, POULTRY. = Eggs
lower at lie; occasional sales at ll7sc.
Batter-common, &c; fair, 5000; medium
12@l3c; choice western, l4Q 15c; country, ~
@l5c Chickens at 81 25@2 50; young at
81 25@2 Is. Ducks, 81 a dozen.
MISCELLANEOUS Cider - barrels, Mis-
souri,, IS 50@S rs. MilIet seed-German, in
store, 81 50@l So; Missouri, 81 20@l % a
bushel Lime SOC per barrel; Rosedaie
cement, 81 80: louisville cement, 81 75.
Thousand; laths, 81 50@2; shingles, $50
| 4 so. PittSbarg coal at the yard, SOC bar
| rel; st. BerHard coal, 45c.
HOG PRoDUCT.-B Bacon - demand fair;
clear sides, packed. &c; clear rib, packed,
SEC; shoulders, 45sc. POrk-clear pork
sides, loose, 5.4Oe;, clear rib pork sides,
loose, 5.25ci shoulders. loose, Acc; sugar
cured hams, packed, 9@104c; breakfast
bacon, packed, 724@9l4c; mess pork, I'll.
| Lard-tierces, TIC; palls, Sc.
GRoCERIEs.-CO6ee, 12@l215c for oroi-
nary, 1886 for fair, I5c for good fair, l67s q
lie for choice. Tea-Imperial, 35@75c
Sugar-raw Louisiana, 64@719c; coffee
| o.. lrp ifoJqoeec-
Louisiana, fair, 32c per gallon; prime, 35ct
choice, 38@40o; eastern syrups, common, 81
! (140c; good, 35c; choice, SOC. Ricc-Loulsi'
ana, 715@734c; Carolina, 815@9c. Salt
per dray load, from store, 81 40 per barrel
delivered, 81 45 per barrel; coarse, per sack
81 40.
HIDES, LEATHER, ETC.-Oak sole, 30@33c
hemlock, 20@2Sc per pound; harness, ESQ
30c; skirting, 30@34c; French calf, $40@6(
per dozen; domestic calf, $20@40 per dozen
Hides-dry flint, l3o; dry salt, Toe; green
Sc; green salt, 612@7c. Tallo'o, 5@6c
BeeSVGT, 20@22c.
[BY TELEGRAPH
| CINCINNATI, June 13.-FIour firm
Wheat higher; choice white, 81 Is; red
$II3 Corn quiet; No 2 mixed, 3S@39c
Oats dull. Rye strong; threshed held a
62c. Barley dull and nominal. Whisk!
dull, 81 OF. Pork held at $40 so. Lard ii
mand aud market firm; shoulders, 3.75c
short rib, 4.90@4.95c; clear, 5.l21a. Bacon
strong; shoulders, 4l4o; short RIO, 538@519c
short clear, SIS @54c.
NEW YORK, June I3.-Flour moder
ately active; superhne western and State
So 4O@3 rs. Wheat frmer; ungraded win
ter red, 81 1901 16. Rye quiet but steady
No. western, 6O14 @62o. Barley dull. Nal
quiet. Coffee quiet but hrm. Sugar-ial
to good refining, 5.16@6 7-I6e. Molasse
quiet but steady. Rice nominal; Carolina
63s@7c. Pork firm; old mess, 50 %; new
mess, $40 20@l0 80. Lard easier; prim
steam, 6.4O@6.4719c. Whisky firm, 81 or.
bid, 81 0S asked.
LOUISVILLE, June 13-Flour quiet; ex
grades, $5@5 Is; family, s. .J0@7 so
Wheat quiet; red and amber, 81 05@l 10
Corn dull white, 44c; mixed, Ale. Oats act
i've and firm; white, 38c; mixed, 35c. Ry
nominal, 5Sc. Hay, 1902. Pork firm
$40 so. ardhrm; choice leaf, tierce, 724c
choice leaf, keg, $40. Bulk meats higher
37S@4@5@516@51 @53sc for loose. Ba
con firm, 41l@5}5 @55sc for loose. Sugar
cured hams, advancing, 915@llc. Whisk.
steady, 81 o..
CHICAGO, June l3.-Elour steady
Wheat-cash higher and options lower; No
Chicago spring. 81 05@l 054 cash an,
June, 99c July, $3.50 August. Corn dul
and prices shade lower; 361s @36ll4c cash
37@371Sc July, 38@381sc August. Dat
heavy; $3.50 cash ,I3414c July, 3l1sc August
Rye steady, 53c. Barley steady, 64@651,
Pork dull, weak and lower; 50 IS cash
Fl 50 S5@9 SIS July, 50 9715 August. Lar
dull, weak and lower; 620c cash, 6.2219
6.25c July, 6.321Sc August. Bulk meat
steady; shoulders, Csc; clear sides, SC
short clear, 5,l0c. Whisky steady, 81 "a.
NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-Flour dull
slperfne, 81; double extra, "a 90@5; trebl
! extra, IS 25@5 IS; higher grades, SIS $50
) 6 3715. Corn in fair demand, 5O@57c. Dat
: active and firm, 41@42c. Cornmeal, 81 s.
!, Hay dull; prime, $50; choice, SIS so. Por
strong and higher. Sill. Lard scarce an
} firm; tierce, 624@71sc; keg, 7l4@715c. Bul
meats-shoulders, 4l4c; clear RIB, SC; clea
! firm. shoulders. 41%c: clear rib. 551c. clea