Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-18
GENERAL TRADE.

could be had at previous figures; oats IN little
bran lower; hay very firm. Flour
quiet, as the wheat harvest il near. Potatoes
were ia plentiful Offering and lower, most
receivers rep )rting the market fully supplied.
Eggs were dull and lower; chickens were In
good demand for young, aad prices stronger.
Quotations bslotc ave for round lots at the
landing and the railroad depOts, and in
cIHde neither drdyd9e, storage, nor other
expenses outside Of the bare freight and
charges up to drriUdl. JobbiHg and store
sales are at higher rates, as they include
drGyGge, storage, and profit Of tie dealer.
FEED COrH-steady demand sales of
1000 sacks on the spot at 47c, and sales, Ito
arrive, at 46c; in store, sos. OGts-lIttle
demand; last sales at 400; on orders, 42c; IN
store, 43@ 45c. BrGn-sale of 100 sacks at
$13 60; in store, SOC per cwt.; cornbran at
tue null, $40. Hay scarce and nominal;
last sale of prairie at $1l; in store, $50 Csc
per cwt.
FLOUR AND MEAL -F7our-choice grades
firm, low grades are weak; super6ne,
50 50@3 rs; double extra, 81 25@4 so;
choice, 1906 rs; fancy, IS so. COrnn'eal,
50 40 on landing; at the mill. 50 1902 As
tor dray-load lots; in store, 81 50@2 So.
VEaETA -PotGtoes-plentiful offer
ings, with reduced demand and lower rates;
tor loose for shipment, $2@2 rs Is paid.
Onions, 50 a barrel. Cabbage, loose, from
wagon, 81 50@S 100 head paid, for ship
White beans, 81 50@1 rs bushel.
FRUITS. = Green apples - loose from
wagon, 81 25@I so p barrel; in store,
busheI boxes, Use. OrcmSes, $500. Lemons,
50. Nuts-almonds, Taragona, Ice; Bra
lillian, Sc; pecans, Texas, 10@l1cj flberts,
l4@15c; peanuts, red, &c; white, TIC per
pound; cocoa, 50 so hundred. Dried fruit
QI[GaIo. QlZRAo
$1@3 bunch. Dates, SIC per pound.
Fees, BUTTER, POULTRY. = Eggs,
sales were at lie In the morning, afterward
generally I0c. Butter-common, &c; fair, 8
@l0c; medium, 12@ 13c; choice western, l4@
l5c; country, 9@13c for good. Chickens at
81 25@2 so; young at 81 50@2 rs; extra,
50. Ducks, 81 dozen.
MIsCELLANEoUs.- Cider - barrels, Mis-
souri,, So 50@S rs. Lime, 90c per barrel !;
Rosedale cement, 81 30; Louisville cement.
81 IS. Boards and framing lumber, $l2 so
els per thousand; laths, 81 50@2; shingles,
1904 so. PiHsburg coal at the yard, Soc a
barrel; st. Bernard coal, 45c.
Hoe PRoDUCT.- Bacon - demand fair;
Gear sides, packed: &c; clear rib; packed,
5E4c; shoulder, 49Sc., Pork-clesr pork
sides, loose, o.aOa; clear rib pork sides,
loose, 5.25c; shoulders, loose, 41sc; sugar
cured hams, packed, 9@1O4c; breakfast
bacon, packed, 724@814c; mess pork, $1I.
LGrd-tierces, Tic; pals, SC.
GRocERIEs.-CO6te, 12@121<o for ordi-
nary, 1870 for fair, l5c for good fair, 16H@
Tic for choice. Iea-Imperial, 35@75c.
sugar, Sc; cut loaf, loc. MOrasses~
Louisiana, fair, Sc per gallon; prime, 35c;
choice, 38@40o; eastern syrups, common, 80
@40c; good, 45c; choice, SOC. Rice-Louisi-
ana, 71z@7Nc; Carolina, s!G@9c. Sat-
per dray load, from store, 81 45 per barrel
delivered, 81 so per barrel; coarse, per sack
| 81 IS.
| hemlock, 2092Sc per pound; harness. 25Q
| SOC; skirting, 30@34e; French calf, $4,000
per dozen; domestic calf, $20@40 per dozen
| Hides-dry flint, 13c; dry salt, l0c; green
SC; green salt, 615@7c. TallOU, 5@6c
BsespGr. 20@22c.
HoRsEs AND MULES. to Il
hands, $70@90; Is to 1913 hands, 5000
extra saddle and harness, $l25@175; RooC
common saddle, $S0@I00; good common
work, $70@80; good plugs, $60@70; com
mon plugs, $4,000. Business dull.
| CATTLE MARKET. & Schilling, South
ern stockyard, Chelsea, reports: Cattle
Grass-fed, good to choice, 34@319c; grass
fed, medium, 24@3c; fat cows and heifers
21[@3c; common cows and heifere, I9<@24c
grazing cattle, 2@214c; scalawags, l4@l15c
Sheep-Good to choice, 3@34c; medium
2Ao; common, per head, si@2; lambs
per head, $1@2 rs. HOgs-Cnoice igh
weights, 31{@316c; rough and common
| 2%@3c. COIOS and cdlUes-fair to good
| $l5@25; inferior and common, $l0@12.
LBY TELEGRAPH
| NEW YORK, June 17.-Flour without de
cided change; low grades of extra firm; SUI
perine western and State, So 40@3 50
Wheat heavy; ungraded winter red, 81 10
| al 16. Rye quiet but steady; No. west
ern, 60c. Barley dull. Malt dull. COTE
s 5-l6@6 7.I6c. Molasses nominal. Rio
steady. Pork quiet; old mass, $40 zoo
10 rs; new meas, 80 IS. Lard very quiet
prime steam, 6.40@6.421fc. Whisky dull
81 07@1 OH.
| LOUISVILLE, June 17-Flour dull; ex
ira, $S@S 25; family, $t@4 So highe
grades, $5@5 Is; family, IS 50@7 so
Wheat quiet and weak; red and amber
81 o591 10. Corn steady; white, 44c
35c. Rye dull, $50. Hay, $9@12. Por
quiet bat steady, $40 so. Lard quiet; choic
Bulk meats quiet, 375@4, 5@51I, 54@556c
Bacon steady, 4l1@53s@55sc. Sugar-cure,
hams, 10@111Sc. Whisky quiet, 81 OIL.
ST. LOUIS, June II. = Flour - hiGhe
grades have declined slightly; family, So 2
as 35; choice, IS 40d5 %; fancy, 20 6O(9t
Wheat active but lower; No. red fall
81 O9@I O94 cash. Corn inactive and lower
No. 2 mixed, 35@S54c cash. Oats easier
No. 2, 32c cash; options frmer, sou
305sc August. Rye quiet, 5215c: Whlsk
quiet, 81 o.. Pork quiet, SO 5000 q
Lard salable at 6.20c Bulk meats dull ant
nominal; clear RIB. 4.80@4 85c; clear, $50
5; sales, summer clear RIBS, about forty day
old, 465c. Bacon inactive and lower; clea
rib, 5.35@540c.
NEW ORLEANS, June I7.-Flour-su
per6ne, 81; double extra, 81 90@5; trebl
extra, IS 25@5 rs; higher grades, SIS $50
6 rs. Corn, 50@56c. Oats easier, 400
Cornmeal dull and lower, 81 1902 co. Ha
choice quoted at $50. Pork quiet and weak
$40 Is. Lard--tierce, @@711c; keg, y
@7kc. Bulk meats-shoulders, Ale; clea
rib, Sc; clear sides, size. Bacon easier
shoulders, 45sc; clear rio, SIC; clear, 6.
Sugar cured hams-canvased, 71f@l04c, q
in size. Whisky-Western rectihed, 81 05C