Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-27
TRADE.


Since our last weekly edition there has
been nothing of interest Transporting in
our general markets. The week has been
a duh one-pr9bakly the most so of any
so far during the season-apd il is thought
that the next two or three weeks will be
! eqGally quiet, but there can be no doubt
that trade vii reFiYa esrly this year, and
by the LIST of September orr streets Niil
again resound to the tread of busy feet
and the roll of numbering draysr
The stock ofGroceries on hand is ample
for the demand, while orders come in
steadily, and prices have a tendency up
wards.
The Dry Goods trade has been dull.
| There is a speculative demand Tor brown
| esttlns, and 10 fact for all staple pattan
goods, as prices here have been ranging
| below those of New York. This latter
has been true of almost every kind o f dry
goods, anil il is questionable whether
any stocks can be duplicated at the pres
ent selling rates. The fall stocks, it is
! evident, will not be loYer in price, as
sales Of the raw material are being made
for delivery long into the WiRteF at sIch
rates as will not justify a reduction IN the
manufactured article.
Boots and shoes have been dun since
| our last. Only a few small orders have
come 70 Laga. Several of our dealers are
now East getting theiF EihteE -toFES
| made up under their WI supervision.
e--- NJ L,,Ahgp of tho x-all
known house Of Goodbar & Gilliland, who
is nov in Bostoq, ne learn that hanHfap=
/ turprs are busy getting ready for the fan
! trade. and only those who succeed in get
ting their orders in early viii Us able tG
sell without a material advance on Last
falls prices.
In another column Will be found an adj
dress from the wholesale liquor dealers of
Nashville, setting forth the grievances
under which that class Of merchants LABOR
! in this state. II is addressed to all deal
ers. 4al viii he found Of much import
anGe,
Receipts Of Fruit have been light.
Choice qualities are in demand, but over
ripe or bruised Is not saleable. We quote
choice Apples 81 to IS per bbl., loose.
The stock of BUTTER is ample and
prices weak. Choice Western p to 50c;
good Western and Tennessee p to PC.
PRqvISIgas are firm and stock mod
crate. Mess Bork 81 "a to 50 Q4. pleaF
Bacon sides 1871 to l91zc; Shoulders 10 TO
49,: Breakfast Bacon 22oi s.. c, Can
vaSsed Hams 221z to DC; country meats
are = to Ic lower. Tierce Lard 1919 to
poe; kegs 2Ilk to pc; caddies Do TO 23c.
Iua stock # COFFEE is not large, and
prices firm. inferior 10 SRGise Aio u T.
25c; Java 90 to Sc.
There is only . local demand for Pro
pros. Fatetnes sell from wagons at 81
to l so per Dbl. Onions stsaiF d q Per RBl
in a small way. Sweet POtatoesS 81 5Oai %
per bushel.
One hundred and ten bbls. MEAL were
received to-day. FFaah is held at 81 50 at
mills; Kindred in store, 81 70 to ~.
The Eco market is dull at y to l5c per
dozen Is to condition.
In FLQUE there is no change. All
grades are firm and low grades scarce.
Low SUpeF's s.; Good SpPeF'a
8 soto So; y, & 90 TO 81; Xxx, 7 90 to IS;
xxx and fancy brands s 50 to Sll.
The stock of FEED is only fair; $50 sacks
Corn arrived per steamer from White
river and sold at C. SO sacks also
sold on levee at 921zc. Oats ~ landing
s21z to s5c; from store So to soc. Bran
$50 to p. though a lot of 100 sacks sold on
Saturday at SIS so. Hay is scarce; sell
ing at 81 80 per 100 in store.
In HIDES there is 20 change, All kinds
are duh. Green SC; Salt lOi Dry salt, l7ci
Dry Flint, 2Oc.
Cape and Alabama LINE held at l 20 to
81 so per barrel. Utica 81 Is. Cement 2 rs
to o.
SUGARS ana AIaLAssEs are very
firm, and stocks only moderate,
We quote as follows: Louisiana
yellow Sugars II to l5e; New Orleans
Y. C.. I5K to Ice; New Or
leans W. c. l6A to lie; soft white 1871 to
I7c; hard white II to I7Ac. Molasses
range from so to soc, as to quality.
POULTRY is in good demand. Young
Chickens s. 90 to "a 90; old s. MtO6.
The stock of LIVE CATTLE is fully equal
to thedemand. The only demandi is from
Butchers. Beeyes range from so to &c
gross.
In SALT there is no change. Large
dairy (seven bushel barrels) "a so to 4 70;
smalldairy(fv bushel barrels)s3 soto rs;
large common (seven bushel bbls.) S. 80
to 3 so; small common 6 bushel bbls. }
! g so to 2 rs.
There is a good demand for TOBACCO,
and prices are steady.
WHEAT is in demand at the mills at
81 10 to 81 so per bushel, as to quality.
The WHISKY market is firm. High
wines 81. Proof Whisky l 10 to 81 Is
Common 20 to SOC. Imitation Bourbon
l % to 40.