Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-13

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Peaches II to lac.
The market is bare Of EGes. Firm at
23c.
We have no change to note in FLOUR
stocks sz9fair and prices steady. Sa-
Derana% IS to sc so; x, z to u 81
Xxx, 8 to So 50; xxx and Fancy brands,
9 50 to Sl2.
rgs demsnd for FEED is falling off,
1cO sacks CORN on levee sold at re.
Another small lot wss closed out at the
same figures, while still another was or
fered a. 72o, but uns0ld. OATS are Gull
II Csc. BRAN is dull at "a to S25. SHIP
sTUFFs, s26 per ton. Hay, % to- S26 80
on lsvee.
The HIDE market is active and prices
firm. Green 81 to $50; Salt 100 TO lie; Dry
Salt, 223; Dry Fnnt, % to 24c.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at IS
to g per barrel. Utica l IS to 81. Louis
vile Cement so to S3.
There Is q fair demand for SUGARS
and MoLAssEs and prices are steady.
Fair to Choice Yellow Louisiana 134 to
49,; Yellow and White Clarified II to
ISc, Molssses IS to goo as to quality.
There is very little doing in PRODUCE.
Potatoes sre very dull and prices unset
lied. We quote Pinkeyes, Rassets, Ne
~shannocks aud PeachblOws at l IS to g
ser barrel. Sweet Potatoes l 10 to 81 50
Der bushel, in large and small way.
Onions, 6 SO to 81 50 per barrel.
There is q far demand for POUL
RI ard stock light. Turkeys 20 to S24
Geese 9 to SO. DIcks6 to IS 50. Chickens
6 IS to 81.
The Buff City Stock Yard reports the
LIVE STOCK market active for first and
second class Beef Cattle, and quote as
foIovs: 1st class, 63973c; 81 Class, So
Sc; 81 class, 394c tarerior, 293c; Mich
Cows, 5309I0J each; work Oxen, $3.50
I25; Hogs, 99I0G, gross Sheep, 1907
per head. The market for cheap Horses
and Males hss been very sciive the last
few days, snd prices range from S5O0
1SC. Mules and horses suitable for farm
purposes are in demand, but our farmers
are not able to pay fancy prices. They
want good, ssr7icesble animals. First
class Bseves continue very scarce, and
would hold up to quotations. Sheep,
drst-clsss, would bring fine prices. Hogs,
No. l, Ia good demAnd.
We have no change to note in
SALT. Large Dairy, in seven
gusleI barrels, 81 so. Small Dairy,
IN 5 busheI barrels, S. so. Large
Common, il z busheI barrels, 8 80 to
s. so. Small Common, ia 5 bUshel bar
1els. 2 50 70 g IS. These are quotations
IN lots from hrss hands.
There is s fair trade d. ing 10 manu-
factursd ToBACCos and stocks are very
cOmplete. Prices are steady on all grades.
The demand Tor low WHISTLES re-
mains moderately sctive and prices
steady. Higawines 92o Psr gallon.
Dry Goods have been q ILIIe more ac-
i've tacing the week, bat prices have
barely held their own. There ia no
Gauss Tor 3 dseliue except that the strin-
gency OF the New York money market
aas caused some easing up 10 prices
there. Weq2Ote as follows:
BEowN CoTTONs-5tsrks A, "A 1910;
Augusta, 4 l53e; Portsmouth, A lac;
Ashland, "A zoe Pepper5eI r, A l54c;
M9Badnook, I0-4 AZ; Od Colony IO.4
424o; Heavy Duck, 80 Co 323c.
WHITE COTTONs-LOHsdzie, A 49,;
Hope, "A 49,; Androscoggin, A ISc;
dsiloweii Q, I l53; Canoe, Z 93,;
Monsdnook, I04 SIZE; Colony, 1O4 473c;
Allendale, IO4 57tc; WalJhsm, 40 inch
es l8c; Ws.,ham, IS inches 203.
OsNABURGs % 4kland, plsid, 123c
Otts|a, pisid, 1885, Maryland, plaid,
lSc; Texas, plaid, 25c Tennessee, plaid,
z74e; Kentucky, plaid, 221e; Old Ken
tueky, plain, 205.
PKINTs-Merrimsck D, 1919; Pecifo,
I23c; SPraguss, 1876 S~psagus's shirt
reg, l3c; Alien 123c; lancaster, 12kc;
AmOskssg Chintz, I2e; Amoskeag
fancy, Il4c; Arnold, 1O4c; Lowell, I0e;
W~smsusta, 93ei Hope, 83e; Atlantic,
73c.
10 Boots and Shoes trade has been IN
usually active, and ssocks ara being To-
tuced al a Lively rate. Prices are frm,
and IS u sealsrs bought early in the
season, they are enabled to sell at less
thsn the goods = be duplicated for.
Of the New YORK market, the Shoe Re-
porter says: Trade is fairly active among
ali our manufacturers, some Of whom
have orders ahead which they will be
unable 10 fl before tbs latter part OF
June. Among the wholesale dealers
end at the auction houses, the demand
flr goods is steady, and large sales are
made for all sections Of the country, pur-
chssers from the West taking hold with
more readiness, though the stringency
ia the money market materially re-
stFiets transactions. The high rates for
labor which our manufacturers Of fine
goods are now compelled to pay has
caused a corresponding advance in the
prices for these goods FIR which orders
sre row being received, and those who
sent IN theic orders earlier in the season
have the advantage in THE Tespec,.