Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-11
GENERAL TRADE.

here was quite ar animated market yes
terday; the grocery stores were filing plen-
tiful orders, and the produce men were busy
as bees shipping potatoes north, the business
having set IN solidly. There was great eager
ness to buy, in consequence of which the
growers obtained an advance in price. Corn
was selling actively at the landing at pre-
vious prices; oornmeal was easier. Eggs
were irregular, and chickens abundant with
a poor demand for old. The st. Louis Be
publican, of Monday, said of potatoes: THE
Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee receipts
were ali small and sold slow from s. 90 to 81
as in condition, while choice Mobile and New
Orleans were firm at 81 % to 81 Is per brl
or 81 &C per kushel loose.
Quotations 6etOiO are fer round lots at the
landing and the railroad dspCts, GH9 IN
cIude neither drGydge, storage, nor other
expenses outside Of tie bare freight and
charges ZIP to arriyGi. ,Jo5bing and store
sales are al higher rates, as they include
dToydge, Storage, ssoS J3rO6s a 'Ae e7e~.lea.
FEED.-COTH-a steady demand at IN
changed rates; sales of 1900 sacks of mixed
at 4Sc; in store, 49@50c. oats sales OF 400
sacks at Ale; in store, 43c. Bran-nothing
doing; last sales at SI3 80; in store, 75@80c
per c9t. Hay-$i2@I6; sale of a carload Of
prairie at $lI; in store, 500 903.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-FIOUr easier; super
fine, S. 75@4; double extra, 81 50G4 rs;
treble extra, s. 25@D5 50; family. IS SOC
Is; choice, $6@6 Is; fancy, Sc so. Corn
meal steady at 81 1892 so; In store, 81 So
90 60.
VEaETABLEs.-POt in active ship
ment with some improvement in prices; from
wagons at 81 26@2 - per barrel, according
to size; barreled in store, So 25. Onions,
50 75@3 barrel. Stock peas, 81 25@1 81
a bushel White beans, 81 50@l IS a
bushel.
FRUITS Green Gpples-loose from wagon,
$l@l Is barrel. Oranges, $4@5. Lemons,
50 50@3 Nuts-almonds, Taragona, 49,;
Brazilian, Sc; pecans. Texas, l0@11c; fiberts,
14@l5c; peanuts, red, &C.; white, 712c per
pound; cocoa, So so hundred. Dried fruit
apples, 81 Ode; peaches, 81 @4c. Bananas,
$l@3 a bunch. Dates, 615c per pound.
EGGS. BUTTER, POULTRY.-Eggs irreg-
ular at 121l@l3c, with sales up to l4c; But
ter common, &c; fair, S@l0c; medium, II
@l3c; choice western, l4@I5c; country, 10
@I5e. Chickens at g 25@2 rs; young at
81 2502 rs. Ducks, 81 dozen.
MISCELLANEOUS Cider - barrels, Mis-
souri,, IS 50@8 IS. Millet Seed-German, in
store, 81 50@1 IS; Missouri, 81 20G61 Is a
bushel. Lime, SOC per barrel; Rosedale
cement, 81 80; Louisville cement, 81 IS.
Boards and framing lumber, $12 500I5 per
Thousand; laths, 81 50@2; shingles, $50
4 so. Pittsbarg, coal at the yard, SOC bar
rel; So. Bernard coal, 45c.
HOG PRoDUCT.- Bacon - demand fair;
clear sides, packed, sac; clear rib, packed,
538c; shoulders, 415c. POrk-clear pork
sides, Loose, 5@54c; clear rib pork sides,
loose, 515c; shoulders, loose, &c; sugar
cured hams, packed, S58@l0c; breakfast
bacon, packed, 724@844c; mess pork, SO IS
oil. LGrd-tierces, 7@718c; pals, rs @8e.
|. GROCERIEs.-Co6ee, 12@l275c for ordi-
nary, 1899 for fair, 15o for good fair, 1910
lie for choice. Tea-Imperial, 35@75c.
| SWgGr-raw louisiana, 64@715c; coffee
| sugar, Sc; lump sugar, l0c. AOEasSeS-
Louisiana, fair, 32o per gallon; prime, 35c;
| choice, 38940c; eastern syrups, common, 35
/ @140c; good, 35c; choice, SOC. Rics-Louisi-
por draylOad, from store, 81 40 per barrel;
| deliveted, 81 IS per barrel; coarse, per sack,
81 90.
HIDES, LEATHER, ETc.-Gak sole, 30@33c;
hemlock, 20@2Sc per pound; harness, 25G
SOC; skirting, 30@34c; French calf, $4,000
per dozen; domestic calf, $20@40 per dozen.
Hides-dry flint, 49,; dry salt, Zoe; green,
DC; green salt, 61s@7c. IGliOc, 5@6c
HORSES AND MULES. -.MitleS-14 to Is
hands, $70@90; Is to 151s hands, 5000
ITO; 1875 to l6 hands, Sl10@130. Horses
extra saddle and harness, Sl25@175; good
common saddle, 8S0@100; good common
work, $70@S0; good plugs, $60@70; COM
mon plugs, $4,000. A fair business is do
on saddle and harness stock.
CATTLE MARKET. - Frey & Schiling,
Southern stockyard, Chelsea. report: Cattle
| Grass-fed, good to choice, 334 94e; grass-fed,
medium, 14@31Sc; fat cows and heifers,
212 @3c; common cows and heifers, 2@21%c;
grazing cattle, 2@215c; scalawags, 115@IZc
Sheep-Good to choice, 3l4@31ac; medium,
24@3c; common, per head, $l@2; lambs
per head, 81 50@3. Hog8-Choice light
weights, 319@4c; rough and common,
22{@3c. Goes and caiUes-fair to good,
$l5@25; inferior ard common, S10@I2.
LBY T'ELEGRAPH.I
NEW YORK, June 10.-Flour shade
stronger; super6ne western and State, So &C
as IS. Wheat quiet; ungraded winter red
81 05@1 1871. Rye irmer; No. western
6I1ac. Barley dull. Malt quiet but steady
Coffee firm; Rio, cargoes, II 14@l4l4c; jot
lots, n4@l515c. Sugar quiet but steady
fair to good refining, 614@6 7-16c. Molasses
nominal. Rice in fair demand. Pork frmer
old mess, SO 25; new mess, $40 20. Lard
shade stronger; prime steam, 6.3712@
6.4Oc. Whisky, 81 OH.
NEW ORLEANS, June IO.-Flour-su
per6ae, 81; double extra, "a 90@5; treble
extra, s. 70; higher grades, SIS S5@6 371&
Corn, 500 56c. Oats strong and higher, S9@
42c. Cornmeal dull and lower. Hay quiet
and weak; choice, $40. Pork, SO 75@
10 S212. Lard-tlerce, 619@714c; keg, ia
Tic. Bulk meats-shouders, loose, 356c;
packed, 321c. Bacon-shoulders, 456c; clear
rib, 51k@55gc; clear, 54@53sc. Sugar
cured hams active, firm and higher; can
vased, S3f@l015c, as in size. Whisky
western rectifed, 81 05@l 10. Coffee-Rio,
cargoes, ordinary to prime, 1l@l5c; job0ng,
ll12@l6c. Sugar active, hrm and higher;