Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-23


white pine $50; cypress shingles, 81 80 to
5 90; white pine do. s. 80 10 o 90; saved
laths 81 IS to 3 90; doors 3xT, 81; SKIS, S.;
SKI, 81 50; 2-6x6, 50 IS; sash, sx1O, 75c; 1Ox
y, 81; lOxl4, 81 IS; lOx16, 81 so; lOxl9,
81 rs; IOx22, s. %.
MoLAssRs-Cuba 55c; Sorghum 55@6jc;
Louisiana Sugar-boHse, new, soc; Golden
Syrup 81 10 to 1 10 in barrels, and Zoe adj
ditional in kegs, New Yoik Syrup 20 to
75c.
NAVAL STOREs-Tar, in kegs, s. 25 to
5 20 for Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, IS to 10;
Bitch s. per Dbl; Oakum IS to 50 per
hale.
NUTs-FIlberts, Brazil and English
Walnuts, lie 10 zoe; Almonds % to 32c;
Texas Peeans DC, Arkansas and Louisi-
ana l21Ic; Peanuts, or Coolers, 7@sc.
Ckesrnuts "a so per bushel.
OILs-CoaI 80 to 4lc; Lard 81 so to 60;
Linseed 81 % to 81 .; boiled do 81 so to
81 ST. lubierating soc to Toe, tuIpeptine
Csc to zoe; tanners 81 10 to q 81 castor
So so to 50 Is; olive, q OF bottles, $40 per
basket.
PRoDUCE-The supply IS only moderate
and prices are firm. Neshannock pota-
toes 77c per bushel, or 81 9J@2 per bhl.
PeacbbrOWs 9ja99c peg bHsAel, - % in
bbls, Onions 81 75@2 per bushei, s. 50@5
in bbls. Cabbage slSGl2O per crate. Sweet
potatoes dun at 50@75e per hushol,
PRovIsioNs-The market is firm. Mess
Pork is sitter owing to the tendency in
Chicago and other points where sales for
December delivery have been made at
$50. We quote at%32, with only a light
iobbing demand. Bacon Clear Sides are
firm at BIC by the cask, ana az, @2IEc in
a smaller way. SHOULDERS l7@l71c. Clear
Bulk Sides l71z@Ise. Clear Rib l7@17ke;
Shoulders l3L@l3Ac. Breakfast Bacon
2O@22o. Plain n. C., Hams 233s@24Ae.
Lard is some Grmer; fierce isA@isAoi
keg I915c: caddy 2OL@2lLc.
BoypER-Blasting 81 so per key. Rifle
So so.
RIcE-Carolina, 9}1@IO}sc. Louisiana,
sH@eHo.
SUNDRIEs-English Pickles, assorted
s. so to 5 Is; American, pints, s. 90;
quarters, s. 80; half gallons, s. 20. Mus
tard per case, 81 go for quarter 10; Ken
lucky quarters, 81 IS; halves, So 80. Ma
Backing 45 to 75c per doz.
SUGARs-The stock is light and the
pss crop comes in slowly. Raw
ass generally weak. Hard
I71c; Coffee A, l612c, 3, l8l4eI
Extra c, 1870; C, Ice; Demarara, 1870
I6c; Louisiana old process, l59l5}6ci
Prime, l4A@l5c; Fair, 1i@l45sc; Com
mon, l3@l4c; Yellow Clarified, I45zc;
Island, l4@i4J3o.
SALT-There is popo ip marRct except
what Is held in second hands, and very
little of that. We quote $50 lb bbls - %;
: aushel bbls s. 75j sack salt, coarse and
fine, 81 1903 p.
SPIRiTs-Demaud fairand market steady,
Common Whisky 75c to 81 90; PROOFS %
to l -.
soDA-American, boxes, ne; do. kegs,
to &c. English, boxes S19@9c; do. kegs,
7E@se.
suor-Drop, per bag, 81 so; Buck IS to
8 10. .
sNUFF-Garrett box, SIG; packed, IS.
SoAP-Pa1m Soap, 615c; No. l do. 7e715c
Pamela do. Zoe: Erasive, 9 to Toe; Extra
Family, to Sc; Castle Ire; Imported do.
25 to 2sc.
STARcH-6K TO &c per ID.
TALLOw-Dull at9G1Oe.
ToBAcco-Price are firm. WequOte Fine
Leaflight pressed 81 to 10; Fine
Fancy Virginia 80 to 81; Fine Bright
pounds so to soc; Medium Bright pounds
70 to soc; Common Bright pounds 62 to
zoe; Good Bright quarters ~ to &c.
Smoking-Fino and Fancy 90 to soc;
Common and Medium 30 to soc. Virsinia
10 the trade, no~tincluding packages, 20 to
Boo.
WHEAT-None coming in Choice is
lominally 81 20 per bushel. Inferior and
2 Soc to 81 10.
VINEdAR-Cider vinegar SSto 10 per Dbl;
Wine Sl2 to IA.
Root
The boot and shoe market has lost none
If its vigor by the advanced stage of the
,eason. New goods barely reach the store
Dom before they are again OF their way
o the dealer i'm the country, many OF
whom have been in our city during the
week, Prices remain firm, and are just
bout as they were in August and Sep
ember last. The Shoe Reporter says Of
he New York market:
Orders are coming in pretty extensive
V, keeping manufacturers busily en-
with prospects Of "A fair business
or some weeks to come. The orders from
he South are large, while those from the
Vest, though fair. do not come in rs free
Y as they would were the Western mer-
,hants able to make their collections so as
% meet their payments promptly, many
If them being obliged TO obtain extern
of time in order to fill up their
Manufacturers are not making
much stock for future sales. rs they
IRE uncertain whether the prices of labor
will remain al the present basis, so that
hey can depend on the market for goods
on the existing scale of prices.
remain steady, with no prospect of
material change,