Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-04

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skimmings, I7@ISc; common to fair, 100
2Oc; prime, 21h@Z3c; choice, 24925c. La,
guayra, 25@26c. Java, S5G36c.
CorToN YARNs-No. 400, pc; 500, zoe
500, Isc; 700, I6c.
UHEEsE-Market firm. Z. D. 19H62Oc.
Factory I9H@2Oc. W R. IsH@I9o.
CoTToNsEED-Receipts are fair. We
quote at Sl2 on levee-sacks furnished by
buyer.
CANDLBs-IO OF. Star Ice; II OF. I7c to
I7Kc; is OF. 22JEc to 2Sc.
CANNED GooDs-Peaches 2 ID cans 81 90
to 81 70; Oysters l ID cans 81 20 TO 81 70; 2
lbs 81 20 to s. 49, Brandy Peaches s. 50;
Cherries s. 20 to Sc; Blackberries S275 to 50;
Strawberries So toss %; Pine Apples s. to
s. so; Tomatoes 50 so; Sugar Of Lemon s..
CRACKERs-Pilot &c; Butter, Water,
Soda and Picnic 6Hc to 7hc; Sugar and
Milk I3c to I5e; CrackneI Biscuit sec.
EGes-The market is firm and stock
light. Selling at 43@45c.
FLoUR-The demand is steady but light
and prices are unchanged. We quote as fol-
lows: Super, 81 SOFAS 90; Y, s. 25@5 so;
Xxx, s. 7596 .; xxx and Fancy, So 75@
S. 25.
FRESH MEAT-Dressed Pork, 12H@13c.
Beef, ~fore-quarter, 3G4c; kindergarten,
6H0sLa. Mutton, 6dlOc.
FRUIrs-Choioe Apples in lots, sos 50;
in a small way, 50 5O94 90. Dried
Apples 6@61zc. Peaches 7@9e for halves
and quarters; peeled l2AGl4c. Lemons
5000 per box, and dull. Oranges s. COG
I 90 per Dbl.
F~IsH-Mackerel No. l, bbls S24GS25; 4,
bbis SI2 5OGSIS 90; No. 2, in bbls SI7 so;
& do s. 70; No. 1, kits q 9O@SS; No. ?
do 81 1882 p; No. 3. 81 9O@S2. White
fsh, 4 bbls, IS. Sardines 81 5O922 per
case for quarters; S35 for halves.
FEED-Stocks are improving and prices
are weak. Sheiled Corn is selling in a
jObbing way at Csc, ana in lots at92Lz9
g3c; about 400 sacks sold at latter rates,
though buyers offer but 90c. Oats are
steady st s9a6O, while on hatboat sales
were reported at $3.50. Hay is abundant;
9 lot of Ohio river was offered at 81 and a
lot Of Timothy, not choice but of good
quality, at SIS in lots. Bran is quiet al
S22g2S. Cooked CottOnseed Meal, SIP per
ton loose.
GAME n POULTRY-Chickens are firm
at So OO@4 90, with fair supply. Ducks
sos 80. Geese S6@7. Turkeys sl4G2O.
Wild Ducks S3@4. Wild Geese SS@IO.
Wild Turkeys Sl2@l5. Venison 5@7c.
Bear meat ls92Oc. Quails S292 50 per
dozen.
GUNNIEs-Good demand for second
hand at Ice to I7c.
H~IDEs-Prices are weak. Dry Flint
lee; Dry Salt I7c; Green Salt 81 to lOc;
Green Sc.
IRON T-IEs-Demand steady. We quote
81 TO TIC.
LEATHER Market firm. Oak Sole
40 TO 46c; Hemlock Sole SOC to Sec; Har-
ness Oak &c to 45c; Upper, No. l, S4s per
doz-, So.2, S45 do, French Calf skins, per
doz., S45 TO SIS; American do, $50 to $50;
Innings, per doz., 50 30 to Sl2; Toppings
SI3 to SD; Bride Leather $50 to $50 per
doz.; Skirting 81 to 80 90.
LTvESroCK-Choic Strengthening beeves
are scarce. Cornfed, G@71zc gross. Grass
fed, Bose gross. Grazing cattle, PIC
gross. Hogs are steady at 9@IOAc gross;
stock Hogs, 79sc. Sheep are dull;
choice, sos per head. Grazing, 81 80,
with no demand. Mich COWS with calves
are dull at $4,000. Work oxen, s75@l25
pes yoke, with no demand.
LUNBER-The market is steady. Franz
ing timber s25 per u; rough lumber S25
per NJ; dressed yellow pine flooring $40 to
IS per NJ; dressed poplar siding SIS
dress J white pine do. S55; dressed clear
whits pine $50; cypress shingles, "a 50 to
8 O0i white pine do. s. so to 6 90; sawed
Iaths 81 Is to 3 90; doors 3x7, 81; 3xS, s.;
3x7, 81 50; 2-6x8, So IS; sash, sKI0, Use; IOx
u, 81; IOx14, 81 %; lOxI6, 81 so; IOxI9,
81 IS; IOx22, g %.
MOLAssEs-Cuba 5jc; Sorghum 55965c;
Louisiana Sugarhouse, new, 75@S5c;
Golden Syrup 81 10 to l Is in barrels, and
1Oc additional ia kegs. sugarhOuse Syrup
z9c to 81 25.
NAVAL STOBEs-Tar, in kegs, IS IS to
3 IS for Pine; in 20 gallon bbls, s. to 10;
Pitch s. per Dbl; Oaknm 50 to So per
bale.
NUrs-Filberts, Brazil and English
Walnuts, I7c to zoe; Almonds % to S2c;
Texas Pecans &c, Arkansas and Louisi-
n l2Ac; Peanuts, or Coolers, 7@sc.
Chestnuts q 50 per bushel.
Oms-CoaI 80 to 4Ie; Lard 81 80 to l 80;
Linseed 81 20 to 81 %; boiled do 81 30 to
81 IS; Undertaking soc 3 75c; t%urpentine
65c to zoe; tanners 81 10 to 81 %; castor
50 so to s. IS; olive, "A OF bottles, $40 per
basket.
PRoDUCE-The market is well supplied.
Peachblow Potatoes, 9OcGSI per bushel.
Neshannocks ,S2@2 10 perbbl. Onions dull
at A94 so per barrel. Sweet Potatoes, soc
per bushel.
PROvIsIoNs-The demand is ia a small
way and stocks are light. Wequote as fol-
lows: Mess Pork is held at Ss2@82 50;
Clear Bacon Sides, 2OA62lc by the cask-
2ILc in a small way; Shoulders, lie.
Clear Bulk Sides, HZ@l7Ac; Clear Rib
sides, 16A@I7k; Rib Sides, l6k@l7c;
Shoulders, I3H@l4c; Breakfast Bacon, 2OG
&c: PLAIN S. C. Hams, 23@24c. Lard is
steady; tierce, Is@lsHc; keg, l91zci
caddy, 2OK@2IHc. Pigs Feet, 50 OO9s IS
per keg; half bbls, Sc.
PowDER-Blasting s. so per keg. Rife
So so.
R1cE-Carolina, 9K@9Nc. Louisiana,
s9sZc.
SUGARs-Stocks are light and prices
weak. We quote: Hard refined, IKE;
Coffee A, 16Hc; B, I6Hc; Extra c,
l6kc; c, Ice; Demarara, 15H@l6c; Loui-
siana old process, 15@15Hc; Prime,
l4K@l5c; Fair, l4914Hc; Common 2@
1sZci Yellow Clarified, I44c; Island, LAG
141c.
SUNDRIEs-English Pickles, assorted
S so to 5 70; American, pints, 81 so;
quarters, 50 90; half gallons, IS 70. Mus
tard per case, 81 60 for quarter ID; Ken
lucky quarters, 81 rs; halves, s. 90. Ma
sons Backing IS to 75c per doz.