Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-26
TRADE.

Business was only fair to-day, and prices
are very little changed except in corn,
which has declined materially, owing to
large receipts.
The oil mills have been Tor some time
supplying cooked ~cottonseed meal to our
dairymen, and we learn it has given en-
tire satisfaction to feeders, and the de-
mand for it is largely on the increase.
One mill ships twenty tons weekly to a
point in South Carolina, and a similar
amount every week to Georgia. The cake
is not used in this country, but is shipped
to Europe, where it is fed extensively to
stock Of all kinds.
BAGGING-The demand is rather light
and prices are weak. Heavy weight 26@
27c; India 25c.
BUTTER 80 Choice Western and New
York roll 9s@42c; good, 35@S7ci common,
25@S2c.
BRooMs-Fair demand at 50 OO@6 90 per
dozen.
BRooMcoRS-SomInally 100000 per
ton.
CoRNMEAL-The demand is very mode
rate and prices are firm. The mills are
holding at $, and by the single barrel
from store it is selling at s. 25.
CoFFEE-Prices are weak. Rio skim
mings IsGI9c; common to fair 2O@22c;
prime 23924ci choice ESQ 28c; Laguayra
28@2sc; Java 35@3Sc.
CoTToN YARNs-No. 400, pc; 500. zoe;
600, lsc; 700, Ice.
CRACKERs-Pilot &c; Butter, Water,
Soda and Picnic exc TO Ike; Sugar and
Mix l3c to l5c; Cracknel Biscuit 39c.
UHEEsE-Market frm. Z. D. I9H@2Oc.
Factory I9z@2Oc. W b. lsH@l9c.
CorToNsEED-Buying at Si2 per ton on
leyes or Sl2 SO at mills, buyer furnishing
sacks.
FLoUR-The order demand is steady
but there is no improvement in prices.
We quote Super s. IS to So; Y S. 90 to
50; Xxx 50 IS TO 50 SO; xxx and Fancy
IS 70 to IS 80.
FRESH MEAT-PoTk l3@l4c, with a
good supply in market. Beef 6h9sc,
round. Mutton, 699c.
FRUIr-Apples are in good local demand
at S3a4 per Dbl. Dried Apples 6H@7c.
Dried Peaches s@IOc for quarters and
halves. Peeled II@I2kc. Cranberries
SS@9 per Dbl. Lemons Ss@9 per box.
Oranges sag per Dbl.
FIsH-Mackerel No. l, bbls S24@s25; u |
bbls Sl2 50@SI3 90; No. 2, in bbls SIC;
= do S so; No. I, kits 81 9O@S3; No. 2,
do 81 l5@S2 IS; No. 3, 81 9O9S2. White
FISH, Il bbls, IS. Sardines $50 per case for
quarters; S33 for halves.
FEED-Corn has been scarce, but the
arrival of about 1000 sacks in the past
twenty-four hours has unsettled prices.
Two hundred sacks sold at 81 10 on levee,
but 81 o. only was bid for other lots,
which were held at 81 10. Three thousand
bushels in the shuck were offered at the
crib three miles from tow at s5c, and
zoe was offered for it delivered in the
CITY. Oats are dull at Coo on levee. Bran
S28624 per ton. Hay s2S@29 per ton.
Cooked -cottonseed meal is much in de-
mand for feeding purposes, and is selling
loose at mills for 81 per ton, or SIS in
sacks.
GAME AND PoULTRY-Cbickens g SOC
1 90 per dozen, with good demad. c
50 SOFA. Geese SG@8. Turkeys Sl5@2O.
Wild Ducks 500. Wild Geese SS@lO.
Wild Turkeys Sl49l5. Venison 9@llc.
Bear meat ls@20c. Quails S292 80 per
dozen.
GUSSRs-Good demand for second
hand at 16c 20 tic.
HIDEs-Prices are weak. Dry Flint
lee; Dry Salt lie; Green Salt 81 to l0c;
Green Sc.
IRON TEs-Denand steady. We quote
90 TO TIC.
Eees-Prioes steady. Selling at SS@4Oc
per dozen.
LIVE STocK-Choice cattle of all kinds
are scarce. cornfed e@6He; grassfed4H9