Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-08
GENERAL TRADE.

GENERAL TRADE.
There were no arrivals of feed or produce
yesterday IN time to affect the market; 3400
sacks of corn arrived in the evening. Corn
] meal was very strong, and asking up to
| 50 521% Potatoes brought better price
| from wagon than on the day before. Eggs
were scarce and higher, with sales up to lac.
| The Cincinnati Enquirer, Of Friday, quotes
new potatoes IN good demand and hrmer,
| selling in salall way at 81 25@4 80 per bar
rel for choice peerless and early rose, and
ranging down to 50 for mixed lots. The
| Louisville Courier Journal says new potatoes
were frmer at $4 So The st. Louis Globe
| Democrat quotes new potatoes IN demand
! and frmer; poor and slack-packed, IS 5O@4;
| choice peerless, in full barrels, 81 1904 so;
sales of Is barrels poor at So so, l40 (part
small barrels) at "a 10 on levee, wo-thirds
car bulk at 81 80 delivered, part car bulk at
81 so delivered per bushel. The latter paper
quotes No. 2 mixed corn at Ssh against
! 5516c the day before, lower and dull; white
mixed irregular and easier.
| Quotations beloW are for round lots at the
landing and the railroad depOtS, and in
cIude neither drayGge, storage, mar other
erpenses outside of the bare freight and
charges up to arrival. Jobbing and store
sales are at higher rates, as they include
drdyGge. storage, and profit Of the dealer.
FEED. Corn-little on the market; sale
of 800 sacks at 48c. OafS-Offering to arrive
| at 40e; in store, 43c, BrGn-nOthing doing
last sales at sis 90; in store, 75@80o per
cwt. Hay-$12@l6; prairie, $40 50@l0 Is;
in store, S0@9Oc.
| FLOUR AND MEAL -Flouy-super6ne,
| So 1904; double extra, 81 50@4 as; treble
extra, SIS 25@5 so; family, IS 50@5 Is;
choice, 1906 %; fancy, So so. COrnmeaI
! strong at 81 so; IN store, 81 so.
| VEGETABLES P0tatoes-in limited sup
ply from wagons at 50 25@2 so. On
ions, 80 75@3 barrel. CWcumbers and
! squashes, 25c a dozen. Stock peas. 81 ESQ
IS bushel. White beans, 81 50@1 IS a
bushel.
FRUrTs-Gresn appleS-loose from wagon,
| 81 % a barrel. Oranges, $4@5. Lemons,
81 50@3. Nuts-almonds, Taragona, 19c;
| Brazilian, Sc; pecaus. Texas, l0@llc; flberts,
! 14@l5c; peanuts, red, &c; white, TIC per
pound; cocoa, So so a hundred. Dried fruit
! apples, 31k@4c; peaches, 81 @4c. Bananas,
| S1@2 so bunch. Dates, 615e per pound.
Eaas, BUTTER, PoULTRY.-EggS higher
and scarce at l214@l8c; with sales up
| to lac; small packages, 13c. Butter
common, Sc; fair, 9@11c; medium, 100
| lac; choice western, 15@l6c; country,
| IO@15c. Chickens at 81 25@2 Is; young
at 81 25@2 so.
| HOG PRoDUCT.- Bacon = demand fair;
clear sides, packed, 5.75c; clear rib, packed,
5.5516c; shoulders, 416c. POrk-clear pork
| sldes, lCOse, O1B @O.1OCj CleaI IIo AOlA sAUCs,
| loose, 5@5.05c; shoulders, loose, &c; sugar
cured hams, packed, 812@91ec; breakfast
bacon, packed, 715@Sc; mess pork, $40 sos
II. Ldrd-tierces, Sc "a &c; pals, rs a 7Ac.
GRoCERIEs.-Co6ee, 12@1215o tor ordl-
nary, 1876 for fair, l5c for good fair. 1910
lie for choice. Tea-Imperial, 500 5c
SWgGT-raw Louisiana, 64@H3c; coffee
sugar, &c; lump sugar, loo. MoEdSSes-
Louisiana, fair, 32c per gallon; prime, Doc
choice, 38@40c; eastern syrups, common, 81
a40c; good, 35c; choice, soc. Rics-Louisi
ana, 71z@754c; Carolina, S1.@Sc. SGA-
per drayload, from store, 81 40 per barrel
delivered, 81 40 per barrel; coarse, per sack
81 40.
HIDES, LEATHER, ETC.-Oak sole, 300 33c
hemlock, 20925c per pound; harness. %
30e; skirting, 30@34c; French calf, $40@6t
per dozen; domestic calf, $20@40 PER dozen
Hides-dry flint, 19c; dry salt, l0c; green
sc; green salt, 6@615c. IallOo, 5@61ac
BeesWar, 20@22c.
MIsCELLANEoVs.-C Cider - barrels, Mis-
souri,, SO 50@8 IS. Millet seed-German, il
store, 81 5O@1 55; Missouri, 81 2O@1 Is
bushel. Lime, soc per barrel; Roseda
cement, 81 80; Louisville cement, 81 Is
Boards and framing lumber, SIP 50@15 pc
, thousand; laihs, 81 50@3; shingles, $50
, so. Pittsturg coal at the yard, SOC a bar
rel; ST. Bernard coal, 45c.
CATTLE MARKET. - Frey Il Schillirg
, cepts of cattle for the week Just closed hav
been quite liberal, aud trade has been &C
, tive at prices unchanged since last report
The prospect for the coming weeks more ia
vorable than for several weeks previous. Tn
market closes strong, with tendency to bet
ter prices for butcher qualities, and YER
| light supply of all descriptions. Sheep ant
] lambs continue in good supply, and sell SLOW
at quotations. Hogs-none IN market, and n
I demand. Cows and calves very dull. Cattle
/ Grass-fed, good to choice, 80 (94c; grass-fed
r medium, 34@319e; fat cows and heifers
e | 214@3c; common cows and heifers, 2@21sc
j grazing cattle, 2@21Sc; scalawags, 115@l24C
l Sheep-Good to choice, 34@31sc; medium
/ 24@3c; common, per head, $l@2; lambs
2 per head, 81 50@3. HOgS-Choice high
J weights, 31s@4c; rough and common
l | 22<@3c. COi0S and cGlVes-fair to good
s $15@25; inferior and common, SlO@l2.
LBY TELEGRAPHI
| NEW YORK, June Tt Flour quiet
i super6ne western and State, s. 40@3 Z;
. Wheat shade irmer; ungraded winter, rec
q 81 06. Rye quiet; No. western, 6419 @65t
; Barley dull. Malt inactive. Coffee quiet bu
firm; Rio, cargoes, 1I4@l414c; job lots
1l14@l515c. Sugar duu; fair to good re
hning, exec 7-I6c. Molasses dull. Rice
demand active. Pork frmer; old mess, $50
s 9 1913; new, $40; Lard-demand active
: prime steam, 3215@6.35c. Whisky nom
: nal, 81 06.
Z CINCINNATI, June Flour quiet br
5 steady. Wheat scarce and firm; red, 81
al IL. Corn quiet but firm, 38@3S19c Ga
in good demand and prices a shade highe
: 34@37c. Rye In good demand at full price
4 5Sc. Barley quiet Pork quiet; JObbing
. $40. Lard In good demand; current max
: 6.05c; steam, 6.10c bid. Bulk meals in in
9 proved demandi shoulders, 3 Coz; short ri
V COCA Csc cash. 4 70o seller July, 4.SOt
% 4.e215c seller August; short clear is held
4.S713c. Bacon fairly active and shaC
g higher, 415@S16, 54@53S@515c. Whist
y steady with fair demand, 81 OF.
: NEW ORLEANS, Juus 7.-Flour-supe
Q fine, 81 double extra, 81 90@5; treble e
y ira, So 25@5 rs; higher grades, IS So
o 6 3711 Corn, 50@56c. Oats quiet al
: weak, 40@41c. Cornmeal dull and lowe
Is 81 1902 rs. Hay-prime, SIT; choice, 5.
,, @22. Pork-old, $40; new, $1l. Lard
= fierce, 616@71Sc; keg. 7@74c. Bulk mea
IS shoulders, loose, $3.50; packed, 324c; Gle
- rib, SC; clear, s. &c. Bacon 6rmer; shoulder
. 4ssc; clear rib, 515@55sc; clear, 54@52s
Sugar cured hams strong and higher; ca
of vaSed, 71S@lO16c, as in size. Whisky-wt