Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-02

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lsc; Winthrop, I45c.
Linseys-Black Rock, 22c; Park, No.
4 80, zoe; Clyde, 500; Park, No. so, 25e;
, White Rock, 24c.
1t is thought that prices are not as high
as they will be. The manufacturers are
now working up cotton costing 5G6c per
pound more han at the early part of the
season, and the Utica Mills say, AT the
present time we have not a single piece
Of blesched goods on hand and sre
largely engaged ahead at UGlWe. We
have had q very remarkable demand all
the season, and il still continues"
Boot and shoe dealers report a fair trade
doing in the way Of filling up assort-
ments, and prices unchanged except in
extra heavy wear, which they are dis
posed TO clear out at some reduction, 10
order to make room for Spring stocks.
The demand in Boston, says the Shoe Re
porter, has been quite active for the
spring trsds thus early in the season, and
the large buyers who have been present
n the market have bought largely and
readily, as it seems S settled conviction
among both buyers and sellers that goods
are Offering at lower prices now thar
will rule at the height Of the Spring de-
maDd. During the week some large
bundles of goods have been sold as 8
very small profit, tut on terms nearly
equal to cash. For light handmade
tanned work the pressing demand
before noticed continues, and orders are
largely ahead, with prices firm and in
eliHed to advance. The demand during |
the psst month has been quite the reverse
Of that in January 1865, when ell through
the month there was a feeling Of uucer-
tainty ~pervading all branches of the
trade; this year business commenced
with q firm market and with confidence
in the future. The c|learances for the
month have been more thar double
those Of last year, owing, ia 4 measure,
to the increased Southern demand,
which began eatly to call for light work.
Horses and Mules are in active de-
mand and prices are about ss they were
last week. There is no improvement in
the demand for extra stock Of D kind.
Planters want to get as many head as
possible for their money, and look for
only such animals as ars able to work
We quote rom 500 to $50 as the range
at which most sales are made.
The advance in Coal OIL at other points
has run up prices here from 5 TO l03 per
gallon within the week. We quote at
$685..
In green APPLES there is no change.
The market is well supplied, aud prices
range from 5 to s. peg barrel, as TO quail
ity.
Mixed BEANS are dull at 2 so to So per
bushel. Navy are il good supply at 8 50
to 81.
The BUTTER msrke. is overstocked,
and prices are very irregular for ali !
grades. We quote choice in kegs and Z
rolls 30@35o; Good 25@28c.
The BAGGING market il dull and NOM
inal. Light weight Kentucky, 49, to
Ice; heavy, IS to 23c. /
The Provision market is steady, and a
stocks only moderate. BULK MEATS are
firm and in demand. Clear Sides ISe; ;
Clear Rib 17!c; Rib Sides lie; Shoulders
lac; Hams is to I63c. MESS PORK in =
lots S32 in q small way $50 so; Rumps
q so to S2S; JOwis SO so. No BA-
in the market. Plain Sugar Cured :
Hams 193 to zoe; Sugar Cured Shoulders
Is to l64c. LARD in Tierces 20 to 203c; -
Kegs p to 223c. A round lot Of twenty +
casks clear sides now offered at I72c, on L
CHEESE is firm and stock fair. Facto-
y, q to %; English Dairy, 2O3 to Ole; 8
Western Reserve, 20 to 203c; English
3Ioster, % to 23c.
There is some slight advance to note =
n COFFEE. Prices are about ic higher 4
)n ali grades. Common 70 choice Rio,
n a jobbing way, 20 to 26s. From first +
hands in large lois, Is follows: T
ordinary, is to lS3c Fair, 1871 to cole;
5000, 2l& to 22}c; Prime, 224 to pc;
23l to 24c. ~
Ihe FEED market Is firm. Sales Of ,
CORN on levee today were as follsw We: 20 |
Ear at 633, Il9 do at Csc, z fat q
boat load Of 20O0 bIzhe!s In bulk at 55e.
20 sacks shelled a. C7c and 800 sacks do
It 6sc. OATS are firm and held at an g
ld~vance-frOm store IS to SOC, with good B
iemand for black seed. BRAN frm at
to S28, in lOts. ]SHIPsTUFF Is also
irm at $50 per ton. Hay a to S25.
We hear OF sales Of CORNMEAI on
at So 25, and from store at SO so ia
cts. Held at s. IS by the single barrel. n
The EGG market Is ~gIutted-9OG dozen i
old at l5c, with some lots offered at l2l. =
The demand for DRIED FRUIT is &c.
i've. Dried Apples, : TO Sc; Peaches, 10 II
o l2o; CurrGnts, IS to 20c layer Ratsjps =
,er box, 4 90 to 81 70; half boxes, . so a
s.; quarter boxes, l IS TO 81; Cisrop. Il
. to SOC slmOnGs, IS to soc; PFunes. o
o to 25e. 81
There is some demand for low FLoURs "a
,ut choice brands are duh. Fine. y
to S6 so; Super, z to 81 SO; y, s TO F.
s so; Xxx, 8 to So 50; XXX and Fancy '
brands, 10 to So. 70
Inc demand for HIDES IS active and u
ecelpts moderate. Green, 8 to 9Is; Salt, sa
Q to lie; Dry Salt, Ice; Dry Flint, 2lc; ra
Skins, green, Is 70 Ice; dry, SO 10 tn
Sc. p
We learn Of no change in the demand pa
or IRON TIES. We quote nominaIv al an
to 73c as to style. lee
Cape and Alabama LIME held at . TO- ny
2 % per barrel. Other brands, l rs to 50 5
In SUGARS and MoLAssEs there is -
10 change. Prices are firm and
took moderate. We quote Inferior
l03 to lie; Common 10 to I2e
'air l2a to 1919; Fully Fair 133 To- lac -
lat to l5c; Choice LAY 10 I5o: =
fellow Clarified 15A to l6s; White
49, to l72. Common Molasses s,
5 to zoe; Fair 20 to Use; Prime IS to soc n
'hoiee 50 to SIS.
The stock OF PRODUCE is ample and I,