Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

APPLES-Ibere Is nOt a large stock
on hand, and prices are firm for good
winter apples. We quote from store at
8 80 to sS6 per barrel. Receipts, non
BRAN--The market is bare and We
have no sales TO report from levee. 1t is
held in store az $50 to S32 per ton.
OILS-COal oil, 50 to soc; lard oil,
81 so; linseed oil, 81 to 81 so; train oil,
81 80 to 81 40,
BUTTER-The demand for choice is
very good medium grades are not much
in request; choice roll and tub IS to doc
common from 20 TO soc. Receipts,
II tubs.
BAGGING-There is a fair stock on
hand, but the demand Is falling of.
Prices are weak at % to SOC for Ken
| lucky, p TO soc for India. Receipts,
1 piece.
CORN--There was a large lot received,
| and prices are weak. Sales on levee at
80 10 90. Receipts, 5296 sacks.
COFFEE-There is a very good de-
mand foI all kinds, and prices are firm.
Rio, q to SOC +; Laguayra, IS to 3Sc
Java, AZ to 45c. Receipts, none.
CHEESE-Receipts are large and de-
mand fair. Western reserve, IS TO lie
factory, Is to 19e English dairy, 20 to
2lc. Receipts, 3 boxes.
CORNHEAL-There is a fair demand
and supply light. Fresh ground and kiln
dried sell at s. 50 to Sc per barrel out
Of store. Receipts, none.
EGGS--The receipts are becoming
lighter, aud prices are firm for fresh
packed at 40 TO 45c. Receipts, Is packa-
yes.
FLOUR-The market is well supplied.
and prices are weak. We quote common
at S7 TO 50; superline, SO; single N,Sll tC
So 50; 1IX, Xxx and all fancy brand:
from SIs to SIT per barrel. Receipts,
3 barrels and 3 sacks.
GAME-Bear meat, IS to zoe veni
son, sc wild turkeys, 81 to 81 *
each ducks, s. to s. 80 per dozen
prairie chickens, s. per dozen, SPUR
rels, 81 SO; quails, 81 to 3 so wild
geese, 50 pei dozen; rabbits, 81 30 per
dozen.
HAY--There is not much good hay il
market. We quote it at from SIG to 50
on the %levee; common at S25. Receipts
HTDE5-A good demand. Green, :
to Sc: green sailed, S to Sc; flint, II tC
/ l25c; salt flint, 144 to 16e. Receipts, 40
IRON TIES-Jhere is no demand
and good stock on hand. Selling at ia Il
124c per pound.
LARD-Thestock on hand is nokarge
and prices are firm. We qu5te in
tierees al 10 to lie in kegs, from IA t.
Isle. Receipts, none.
MOLASSES-The stock Of new mo.
lasses continues to increase. The de
mand is fair and prices firm. Fair, 75c
good. 9Oc TO 81 choice, 81 to 81 05
syrups, from 81 10 to 81 50. Receipts
one
MACE,EREL-The demand continues
fair. and stocks well kept up. No. !, So
to , No. 2, SOB to S24 No. 5, $50
OATS-The market is almost bare
Little received for several days. Selling
from store at 50 TO SIC for No. l. No. 2
75to TIE. Receipts, none.
ONIONS-rhere is a good stock, ant
nrices have advanced. Good Iowa sci
at 81 pei barrel
PROV1SIONS-There is not a larg'
stock on hand, and prices are quite firm
owing to the close Of navigation. Mes
pork. s2i to S25 per barrel; prime mess
S20 10 .s2i clear sides, 10 TO l6c ~
canvasssd hams in market +; plain suga
cured. re ribbed sides, y to l3c
shoulders, 81 to I0c. Receipts, bacon
P0UITRY-The market is firm
Weauoe chickens at S. 50toS6, and tur
kjes at from SIS to So per dozeR
ducks g.ad geese from IS 10 SO per dozen
POTATOES-There is a good local de
uand sind fair stock. Prices firm a6 5
!, to 81 b Der barrel. Receipts, none
ROPlt-A Eight stock with little de
mand. Prices are steady. We quote 70