Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-29
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BEANs-Prices of Choice Navy are 81 20
to 3 90. The demand is light.
BRooMs-No. l, s. TO 5 so per dozen; No.
2, 81 so to 5. Broom Corn 500 TO $50 per
ton. The demand is active with prices
declining.
BUrrER-Choice Western is 80 to 35c.
Good country 2Sc, and common 25c. The
market is well supplied.
BEEswAx-The demand is fair at a de-
cline. and soc is now offered.
BUILDERS ADMINISTRATIONS and
Cape Lime are scarce and in good de-
mand g. to 2 % per Dbl. Cement scarce at
50 so to 4 80. Plaster a 70. Hair, in 40
lb bales, g 70 to g.. Fire brick s. to 6.
Building Brick IS per NJ.
CoFFEE-Prices are firm and the de-
mand fair. Skimmings, 10 to zoe; common
to fair. Rio. 81 to 24c; prime do Is to 2Tc:
Laguayara, q to 2sc; Java, So to Csc.
CoRNMEAL-The mills are out of corn
and unable to furnish supplies. Fresh
ground is 81 60 on the leyee and 81 rs in
store. Kindred is 81 70 on the levee and
s. in store with active demand and little
in the market.
CHEEsE-Demand active and supply
light. Factory 10 to zoe; w. r. lSKc;
Switzer soc; Limberger 29c.
CoTroN SEED-The demand is active
aud prices steady. Oil mills are paying
sISdelivered and furnishing sacks. Plant
ers net $40 per ton, freight charges being
g..
COTTON YARNS duh. 400, pc; 500, 2Oc;
900, 1sc; 700, I7c.
CRAcKERs-Pilot, &c; butter, water,
picnic, ToI sugar and milk l4c; cracknel
biscuit, S5c; shipping soda exc; extra SC.
CHCKENs-The demand for fowls is
good and the supply fair. Old chickens
bring s., and young range from 81 IS to
4 so, according to size and condition.
Ducks are s., and Geese are not ssleabls.
EsCULKNTs Potatoes are somewhat
better, and sold at 81 80 on the levee. In
store 81 is asked, and in sacks zoe per
bushel. Sweet potatoes sell at 81 Is per
bnshei in a small way. Onions are plen-
tiful at 3 so to s 70 per barrel. Cabbage
are dull and abundant at % ts 8 90 per
hundred, and S to Is 90 per crate.
EGGs-The market is well supplied and
prices are % to 2sc, according to condi-
ton; choies bring 800.
FLoUR-There Is a good demand for
low and middling grades and prices Fale
Several dealers have made liberal
during the past few days, though
are ample to supply the demand.
Fine Is worth a so to 8; Supers s. so
to 8 OOi Family 50 50 to 8; Fancy s. so
to g Is.
FRUITs-Apples are dull and the maFs
ket overstocked. Prices range from 81 TO
5 so per barrel, according to quality.
Cranberries, the first of the season, have
from 81, Paul direct, and sell in
kegs OF six and seven gallons at 81.
Peaches bring s. so per bushel. Dried
and Peaches are In light supply
and small demand at 81 to 8 90 per Dbl.
FREIGHrs-To Boston, Providence and
Compressed cotton, allrail, 81 80
9sI so; uncompresed cotton, 81 569sl so.
To New York, Philadelphia aud Balti-
more: compressed, 81 IO@SI Is; uncom-
pressed, 81 S5@SI A. Rail and water to
Boston, Lowell, etc. 81 24@Sl A for COM
pressed, and 81 49gSI 81 for Hneompress-
ed. To New York, Philadelphia and Bal
compressed, 81 O4@Sl "A; uncom-
pressed, 81 25GsI 81. Insurance by rail
70 New York kc.
FEED-There is no shelled corn in mar
and prices are nominally firm at 81 10.
Ear corr is worth soc on the leyee, and
81 10 in store. Oats are 90 to SIC on the
and Csc in store. Bran is held at
s2S on the leVee and S24 in store. Hay is
firm at SIS to q 90 on the landing and
81 40 from store in a retail way,
FIsH-Mackerel, No. l, bbls S24; Il bbls
sl2 so; kits 81 30 to 8 90; No. 2, bbls SIS so;
i do s. Sc to 9 90; kits g. %; family, in
1bls sl4; = do. 81 50; kits 81. White fish
IS 90 to 9 90 in u bbls. Sardines, quarters
&c per case; halves 32Hc.
MoLAssEs-Cuba 55c; Louisiana Sugar
House S5c; Golden Syrup 81 10 to l 10 ia
and Toe additional in kegs.
NAVAL ~SToREs-Tar in kegs, s. 25 to
70 for pine; in 40 gallon bbls, s. TO 10 90;
pitch, IS. Resin, 81 so to 7 so. Qakum,
$ to 5 90 per bale.
PRovIsIoNs-Prices are very firm for
III classes of provisions. A lot of coun-
ny packed Mess Pork is offered at SS4.
Iity is held at SS4 so to 80. Prime SSI 25.
Rump SIS. Clear Sides are stiff, and sew
sral sales transpired to-day at 21c by
he cask. Several small orders are filled
1t 2lKc. Ribbed Sides are 1917 { 0 2Oc.
Shoulders lie. Choice S. c. Hams
a to 25e and scarce. Breakfast Ba-
,on &c. Lard steady tierce 2OK to
lie; keg 2lK to DE; caddies 2E to $50.
Ness Beef-Thomas' 4 bbls s.; Il bbls
rs to ISL,
SUaARs-Prices continue stiff at un-
hanged quotations with the market tend
ng upward. Crushed, Powdered and
formulated lsc. Coffee A, TIC; B, lie; c
lie; Demarara, 1917 to I7c; Louisi-
ma old process, Ice. Prime, I5Kc; Fair,
4%e; Common, Is to lie; Y C., I61zc.
SoDA-In boxes. Sc; kegs, &c.
STARcH-8K TO 20 per 10.
SNUFF-Garrett, box, $40; packed, SIS.
SHOT-Drop, per bag, 50 to 8 so; Buck
3 IS to 3 80. Pig and Bar lead, S1l TO u.
S~OAP-Palm Soap, &c; Nc. l do. TIC.
Pamela do. 9 10 Zoe; Ersive, Q to Ice; Ex-
IA Family, 8 TO &c; CASTLE lie; imported
10. . to 2Se.
SALT-Bbls Of go lbs g 65 to 2 20;
large s. so; Common s. 30; Dairy g 50.
SPIRrTs-Whisky scarce. Highwines In
at 81 20 to / Is; Common Recti-
led 70 Proof SOC to 81 20.
vINEsAR-Cider IS to 10 per Dbl; Wine
~ to Is.
WHRAT-There is a good demand by
he millers with limited receipts. No. l
,hoine Red and White is worth 81 % 10
IS. No. 2, u 10 to l %. Rejected, soc
81.