Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-30
Worsted skirt Bralds.......

2 IS per barrel. Cement is scarce; Louis
vile, 80 25. Rosendale, 81 so. Plaster, IS 90.
Hair, in 40 ID bales, 81 75 to 3. Fire
brick S. to 6. Building Brick IS per NJ.
BAGGING-There is no material change
in prices, though the market is weak; "a
"a ID. bagging 26K@27c; India 25@26c.
BUTTER-Extra choice is held at 42@45cS
choice, SS@4Oc; good, S5@87c; common,
2S@S2c.
BRooMs-Demand fair at 50 OO96 90 per
dozen.
BRooMCoRN-Nominally sl25@2OO per
ton.
CANDLEs-1O OF. Star &c., u OF. lie to
I7He; l6 OF. 221c to 2Sc.
CANNED GooDs-Pesches 2 Id cans 81 so
to 81 10; Oysters l ID cans 81 20 to 81 20; 2
lbs 81 20 to 81 IS; Brandy Peaches 50 so;
Cherries So 70 to SC; Blackberries 1915 to So;
Strawberries 50 to So 25; Pine Apples s. to
50 so; Tomatoes 81 so; Sugar of Lemon 81.
CoRNMEAL-The supply is light. Kiln
dried at mills and in store, IS 90. A lot
to arrive on Belle Memphis was offered at
81 IS; us barrels at mills, "a so.
CoFFEE-A further decline is antici-
pated. We quote Rio skimmings, l7@1Sc;
common to fair, Is92Oc; prime, 2IK@23c;
choice, 2i@25c. Laguayra, 25@26c. Java,
33G35c.
COTTON YARSs-No. 400, 22c; 500, zoe;
600, Isc; 700, Ice.
UHEEsE-Market firm. +. D. I9H@2Oc.
Factory I9Z92Oc. W R. 1sH@I9c.
CoTToNsEED-Buying at SI2 per ton on
levee or So SO at mills, buyer furnishing
sacks.
CRACKERs-Pilot SC; Butter, Water,
Soda and Picnic SIC to 71lc; Sugar and
Milk l3c to l5c; Cracknel Biscuit $50.
CoAL-Pittsburg to city, delivered, 81 10;
Mt. Carbon soc.
EGes-The stock is moderate and prices
firm at 4O942c.
FLoUR-The market is irregular and
hard to quote with accuracy. Stocks are
large and the demand is fair for medium
grades. Super, 81 5O95 90; y, s. 25@5 so;
XX, 50 75@6 25; xxx and Fancy, 50 75@
s. p.
FRESH MEAT-The weather is warm
and there is a strong disposition to sell.
Fresh Pork, 1O@l2o. Beef, round, 6@7c.
Mutton, 5@sc.
FRUIT-Choice Apples in let's, S3@S 80;
in a small way, 81 OO94 %. Dried
Apples 6G7c. Peaches s@IOc for halves
and quarters; peeled l2]z@14c. Lemons
SOIL per box, and dull. Oranges s. 5O@
5 per Dbl.
FIsH-Mackerel No. I, bbls S24@S25; y
bbls Sl2 5O@Sl3 90; No. 2, in bbls SI7 so;
4 do IS rs; No. l, kits g. 9O@SS; No. 2,
do 81 15@S2 3; No. 3. 81 9O@s2. White
ish, 4 bbls, IS. Sardines $40 per case for
quarters; SS3 for halves.
FEED-The market is again well sup
piled and prices are unsettled. Holders
of shelled Corn were asking 81 90 in the
morning, but could not sell; 27O sacks
choice white, in secondhand gunnies,
were taken by a miller at csc; l52
sacks yellow ear at 9Oc; 50 sacks
ear at S5c; $50 sacks Oats sold at SIC;
400 do. at sec. Bran, S23. Hay dull,
with a few small sales AT S27. Cooked
Cottonseed Meal, So per ton loose or s25
in sacks.
GAME AND POULTRy-Chickens 50 50G
4 so per dozen, with good demad. Ducks
50 5O@4. Geese S7@9. Turkeys sl5@1s.
Wild Ducks s3@4. Wild Geese Ss@IO.
Wild Turkeys sl2@15. Venison case.
Bear meat 10000. Quails S292 so per
dozen.
GUNNIEs-Good demand for Second
hand at l6c to 17c.
HrDEs-Prices are weak. Dry Flint
l9c; Dry Salt lie; Green Salt 9H to 1Oc;
Green Sc.
IRON TTEs-Demand steady. We quote
60 to nc.
LEATHER Market firm. Oak Sole
42c to 46c; Hemlock Sole SOC to SOC; Har-
ness Oak 42c to 45c; Upper, No. 1, s4s per
doz., No.2, S45 do, French Calf skins, per
doz., S45 to SIS; American do, $50 to $50;
Innings, per doz., 50 80 to sl2; Toppings
Sl3 to SIS; Bride Leather $50 to $50 per
doz.; Skirting S47 to $40 90.
LIvESTocK-Choice Strengthening beeve
are scarce. Cornfed, 5@61lc gross. Grass
fed, 3@5c gross. Grazing cattle, 2Hc
gross. Hogs are dull at 9@IOc gross;
stock Hogs, 79sc. Sheep are dull;
choice, S395 per head. Grazing, 81 so,
with no demand. Mich cows with calves
are dull at $4,000. Work oxen, S75@i25
per yoke, with no demand.
LUMBER-The market is steady. Franz
ing timber SIS per NJ: rough lumber SIS
per NJ; dressed yellow pine flooring $40 to
As per NJ; dressed poplar siding SIS;
dressed white pine do. SIS; dressed clear
white pine $50; cypress shingles, 81 so to
5 90; white pine do. s. so to 6 90; sawed
laths 81 20 to 90; doors SKI, 81; Sxs, 50;
3x7, 81 so; 2-6x6, So rs; sash, sxIO, 75c; IOx
II, 81; lOxl4, 81 Is; lOx16, 81 so; I0xls,
81 49, 1Ox22, 81 23.
MoLAssEs-Cuba 55c; Sorghum 55065c;
Louisiana Sugar-house, new, 90c; Golden
Syrup 81 10 to l Is in barrels, and loo adj
ditionsl in kegs. New York Syrup 20 to
75c.
NAVAL SToREs-rar, in kegs, IS Is TO
5 rs for Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, IS 10 10;
Pitch Sc per bhl; oakum IS to So per
bale.
NUTs-Filberts, Brazil and English
Walnuts, 17c TO zoe; Almonds % to 32c;
Texas Pecsns DC, Arkansas and Louisi-
ana l216c; Peanuts, or Coolers, 7@Sc.
Chestnuts "a so per bushel.
OMs-Coal 80 to Ale; Lard 81 so to l so;
Linseed 81 20 to 81 Is; boiled do 81 80 to
81 IS; lubicrating soc to 75c; t~urpentine
Csc to zoe; tanners 81 10 to 81 25; castor
50 so to So IS; olive, "A OF bottles, $40 per
basket.
PRoDUcE-The market is well supplied.
Peach w Potatoes, soc per bushel. No
shannoeks, s2@2 10 per Dbl. Onions duh
at - SO, per barrel. Sweet Potatoes, SOC
per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-There is but a small de-
mand for cured meats, and stocks are
light. Mess Pork is held at S32@32 SO;
Clear Bacon Sides, 2O2l@21c by the cask-
2Kc in a small way; Shoulders, lie.
Clear Bulk Sides, l7z@Isc; Clear Rib
Sides, 17@I7K; Rib Sides, l6IkGI7c;
Shoulders, lSH@l4c; Breakfast Bacon, goa
22c; PLAIN S. @. Hams, 23@24c. Lard is
some hrmeri t%ieree, ls@lSHc; keg, lsKc;
caddy, 2Oh@2lHe. Pigs Feet, So O0@s Is
per keg; half bbls, Sc.
SuNDRIEs-English Pickles, assorted