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

Arrivals from the north yesterday were not
of importance to the feed and produce
market, and business generally was quiet.
Germ and oats were unchanged; prairie hay
now brings a good price. C-rnmeal showed
some Improvement, with q pretty good de-
maud. Potatoes, loose IN wagons, came In
more freely, and from 81 80 to 81 50 barrel
was paid for them, according to SIZE; ship
ping will be in full blast next week. The st.
LOUIS Republican, of Wednesday, has the
following: "FlUIr has been quiet all week,
with little change of price and some conces-
sions. Wheat prices have yielded since Sat
urdRy Corn receipts were less free, with
strong southern demand, especially fer No 2
white. Dat receipts were 30, 900 bushels be-
low those of the week before; No. 2 sold
under a demand that took about hfty-seven
cars, and 10, 600 bushels in round lots at 81 GO
3l1sc In the forepart of the wSek, and 3O15c
in the latter half-the preceding week closing
with sales at lc. Potatoes In demand and
firm, slack barreed and small at So 500
; rs; choice, large, well packed at S4@4 %.
About five cars sacked. barreled and bulk
sold at rate of So 75@4 %, delivered"
Quotations 6elot0 for round lots at The Eandng
and the railroad depots and include neither drGp-
age storage, other expenses outside Of the bare
freight and charges up TO drT1gdt Jo56ta9 ana
store sales az higher rates, they include array
age. storage, and profit Of the dealer.
FEED.-COTB-th demand was quiet at
45c at the bsrGes; white corn, 53c; IN store,
4S@53c. Oats-sale of 500 sacks, to arrive,
at Ale; in store, AS. BraH-BothinR doing;
last sales at $l3 80; in store, 75@80c per
cwt. HGy-sales of a carload of prairie at
$40 IS; 80 bales of mixed at $14; in store,
S0@903 per cwt.
FLOUR AND MEAL -FlOW-superhne,
SO 1904; double extra, 81 50@4 IS; treble
extra, IS 25@5 so; family, SIS 50@5 IS;
choice, 1906 25; fancy, $6 So COrRmeGI
firm, at 81 1902 so; sale Of 500 barrels at
| 81 1892 so; in store, So 55@2 60.
VEGETABLEs.-PO .atoes-new in wagons
arrived more freely, bringing 81 50@2 50 d
barrei-measure, according to size; IN store IN
shipping order, 81 1908. Onions, 81 1898
a barrel. CucHmbers and squashes, 25c a
dozen. Stock peas. 81 25@1 IS bushel.
White beams, 81 50@I rs bushel.
FRUITs.-Green Gpples-looae from wagon,
| 81 % barrel. Oranges, S4@5. Lemons,
| 81 50@3. NRts-almonds, TaraSona, l9c;
Brazilian, g.; pecaDs. Texas, l0@1lc; flberts,
| l4@i5c; peanuts, red, g.; white, TIC per
| pound; cocoa, SO so hundred. Dried fruit -
| apples, 35S 94c; peaches, 81 94c. Bananas,
$1@2 so a bunch. Dates, sac per pound.
Fees. BUTTER, PoULTRY.-Eggs firm at
| 800 l215c; small packages, 13c. Butter
common, SC; fair, sole; medium, 100
14c; choice western, l5@l6e; country, loo
15o. Chickens at 81 25@2 Is; young at
! 81 25@3.
| HOG PRoDUCT-B Bacon - demand fair;
clear sides, packed, 5.75c; clear rib packed,
5.551Se; shoulders, 415c. P0rk-clear pork
sides, loose, 516 @5.20t; clear rib pork sides,
loose, SOS Csc; shoulders loose, &c; sugar
bacon, packed, 716@Sc; mess pork, $40 500
IL. LGrG-tierces, 81 @7c; pals, rs @724c.
GRoOERIEs.-Cc6ee, l2@ 1870 tor ordi-
nary, 1890 for fair, 15c for good fair. l61s a
lie for choice. I'eG-Imperial, 35@75c.
Sagar-raw Louisiana, 64@719c;. coffee
suger, Sc; lump sugar, loo. MOlaSSeS-
Louisiana, fair, 32j per gallon; prime, Doe
choice, 38@4Oc; eastern svrups, common, 81
@40c; good, 35c; choice, SOC. Rics-Louisi
ana, 715@7S4c; Carolina, S15@9c. Sat-
per drayload, from store, 81 40 per barrel
delivered, 81 45 per barrel; coarse, per sack
81 80.
HIDES, LEATHER, ETo.-Oak sole, 30@33o
hemlock, 20928c per pound; harness. 25@
30o; skirting, 30@34c; French calf, S40@6(
per dozen; domestic calf, $20@40 per dozen
Hides-dry flint, l3c; dry salt. lOc; green
sc; green salt, 6Q615c, TGli0'c, 5@e1ac
BeeSpG,c. 20@22c.
| MISCELLANEOUS Cider - barrels, Mis-
souri,, IS 50@S IS. Millet seed-German. il
store, 81 50@l SIS; Missouri, 81 goal % {
bushel. Lime, 9Oc per barrel; Rosedal
cement, 8 80; Louisville cement, 81 "a
Boards and framing lumber, So 50@o15 pc
thousand; laths, 81 50G2; shingles, $50
4 So PiHsburg coal at the yard, SOC bar
rel st. Bernard coal, 45c.
CATTLE MARKET. - Frey &c Schiliug
) Southern stockyard, Chelsea. report: Cattle
CRASHED, good to choice, 3Szt94c; grass-fed
! medium, 3ll@319c; fat cows aid heiEers
21s@3c; common cows and heifers, 2@213c
: grazing cattle, 2@215c; scalawaRs, l19@1Aj
D Shssp-Good to choice, 9l4@31sc; medium
24@3c; common, per head, $l@2, lambs
: per head, 81 50@3. Hogs-Choice igh
weights, 80 CAKE; rough and common
: O3Z ma mud cuJ-Sq-faIr IN mood
! | fI5@25; inferior and common, $10@12.
? LBY TELEGRAPH
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-Wheat lower; NJ
i 2 red, 81 1224@I 1873 cash; 81 I235S
e al O014 August; No. 8 do, 81 0a4@1 o.
: Corn better; 35sSc cash, 35J1{c June, 3524
Soc July. Oats loweri 30l4 @30c cash, 305s
July. Rye easier, 5015c. Whisky STEADY
81 -OS. Pork dull. 80 S0@9 80. Dry sa
;. meats nominal Bacon dull; clear ribs, SO
g as 1Oc cash; clear, 5.35@5.3715c. Lar
d steady, &c.
i CINCINNATI, June 5.-Flour quie
z Wheat IN good demand and strong; re'
y 81 09@1 10. Corn steady, 38@381sc. Oat
steady with fair demand, 32@35c. Rye
I good demand, and prices shade higher, So
a Barley dull and nominal. Pork quiet; jol
hing, $40. Lard in good demand; currel
z make, Sc. Bulk meats stronger; shoulder
p 3.50c bid, 60c askedi short rib, 455c casl
4 4 Csc seller July; short clear, held at 4.80
. Bacon easier, AGA 1919, 5 05@5.10, $500
o 5 $3.50. Whisky higher, 81 OF.
Q NEW YORK, June 5.-Flour in very NJ
Y dorate demand; supersne western and Stat
. 80 25@S 65. Wheat frm ungraded vii
< ter, red, $l@1 II. Rye quiet but stead
3 western, Csc, Barley dull. Malt nomina
= Coffee quiet but firm; Rio. cargoes, ii Il
3 Axe; job lots, ll4@l515c; Sugar ,quie
: fair to good refining, 6A@6 7-l6c. Mols
VI ses nominal. Rice steady. Pork easier; o
mess, 5000 40; new, SO. Lard less activ
4 prime steam, 6.271z@6 30c. Whisky non
u nal, 81 06.
~ LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Fiour firm; extr
: 1908 %; extra family, "a 5o@4 %; high
g grades, 81 75@5; fancy, IS 50@6. Vine
- steady; red and amber, 81 05@1 10. Co
% firm; white, 44c; mixed, doc. Oats qui
but steady; white. 35c; mixed, Sac. r
- firm, $50. Hay firm, $e@1l so, Pc
OF quiet, Sl0@lO Is. Lard'9uiet; choice lei
~ terce, 71scj choice leaf, key, sac. Bu
- meats quiet, SO 944@476@5@51Sc. BAG
quiet, 415@51s @53ac for loose. Sugar cur
49, hams, 9@l0c. Whisky in fair demand b
IS at lower rates, 81 o..
"a CHICAGO, June 5.-Flour 6rmer but L
IA quotably higher. Wheat in good dema
5s and prices shade higher; No. Chica
5a29 spring. 81 OPS cash, 81 July. 932f $685.
ia August. Corn-demand active and priC
j have advanced; 36@S61sc cash, 3624 a 367
" July 3755 @3724c August. Oats active, fl
,% and higher; 81 &c cash, 81 3 @32c July, %;
rs August. Rye hrmer, 521sc. Barley steaC
o. 64c. Pork dull a1d prices a shade low
&c; 50 SO cash, 50 AIS June, So 5000
e, July, SO 6215@9 65 August. Lard stea
z, with fair demand; 6.021S@6 05c ca
it. 6.O712c July, 6.1715c August. Bulk me
5, steady; shoulders, 3 Coo; clear side, 4.671
3 short clear, 4.S0c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Flour-
le- perfne, $4 double extra, 81 90@5; tire
extra, 50 25@5 U.s. higher grades, So s;
6 37l5 Corn, 50@56c Oats dull a
A. lower, 41@42c. Cornmeal, 50 1902
Hay quiet and weak; ordinary, SIS; prir
) sl7 so; choice, $2l@22. Pork frmer, :
Lard-tierce, 6H@6Bc; keE, 71S@71
Bulk meats-shoulders, loose, 956c; pack
3 sac; clear rib, SC; clear sides, 81! TO- BaC
. 6rmer; shoulders, 4I3@49Sc; clear rib, 81
OIL clear. sac. Sugar. cured hams-canvasec
ly; @9a4c, as in size. Whisky-western rectif