Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-15

AVILON lAkNS uuAA. NHuB 49, wv -oSF
GOO, lsc; 700, lie.
CRAcKERs-Pilot, &c; butter, water,
picnic, Sc; sugar and milk l4c; cracknel
biscuit, S5c; shipping o eye; extra Sc.
CaEEsE-Light stock. Western Re
serve is to ls1kc; Factory lsK to Ice.
CANNED GooDs-Peaches, 2 lbs, 81 IS
to 3 90. Oysters, standard brands, 81 rs
to 2 rs for land lib. Brandy Peaches, So to
6 p. Cherries, So to 6 50. Blackberries,
81 75. Strawberries, s. 50. Pine Apples,
81 to 4 .. Tomatoes, 81 80. Sugar of
Lemon, 81 50. J%ellies, tumblers assorted,
IS %; goblets, half size, 50 SO; full size,
50 20. Chocolate, double vanilla, 47c.
CANDLEs-Star, u o., III to Isc per
pound.
Corn MEAL-The demand is in a small
way but equal TO the supply. Fresh at
at mills 81 30 to 4 40; in store 81 so; kiln
dried "a Go to- 20 in lots.
CoAL-Stoek fair Pittsburg per Dbl
soc; Camel, 81 10; Mt. Carbon, soc. Prices
tending upwards.
COTTON SEED-New seed is in active
demand at Sl2 per ton delivered on land
ing, buyer furnishing sacks. Old seed Sl5.
E-GGs-Scarce and firm. Held at 80 to 35c
per doz.
FLoUR-The market is dull and stock
ample. Super s. to 6; Y, Sc % to 6 so;
Xxx 81 to so; Xxx and Fancy Family,
IS to 10.
APPLEs-Apples areselling at s. to 5 per
Dbl, as to quality. Pears and Peaches are
scarce. Grapes firm at l5c in good con-
dition. Lemons Sl7 to IS per box. Raisins,
IS Go for NJ. r. and Layer. Dried C~urrants,
10 TO 1Sc. Dried fruit is in demand.
Apples Z to Sc; Peaches 9to Zoe.
FEED-The stock on levee is light. 24O
sacks corn sold at 95c, and So sacks at
g7kc. 100 sacks oats 63c. Bran held at
SD 80. Hay in store SIS; on levee S23 to
% 80.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. 2, sI5K to l6 per
Dbl, and IS so for halves; kits, 81 25 to 50
50; No. 3, bbls, So so, and s. so to s in
halves; kits, 81. S~ardines, quarters, 19c;
halves, 321Zc.
HARDwARE-Nails firm at 81 20 rates;
R~Owland's spades and shovels Sl3 per
doz; bar iron per ID, 424e; horse and mule
shoes, s. so to 9 50 per keg; Collins &
Hunts rxes, Sl5 per doc; other kinds, Sls
50 to Il per doz.
HIDES n LEATHER-Demand good;
dry sailed, Isc; flint, 2lc; green, 81 to
9c; green sailed, lO1zc; sheep pelts,
green, 80 to 6Oc. Leather market steady.
Heavy hemlock sole 30 to 3Sc; oak do ~
to Soc. Harness oak 42a45c; p No. l,
SIS per doz.; No. , SIS do; French calf S45
10 70 per doz. TallOw Toe.
LIME n CENEST-Tbere is but little
of either in market. Cape Lime firm at
s. to , 50 per Dbl; Alabama 81 to > sos
Rosendale Cement 81 80. No other kind
in market.
MoLAssEs-Common to choice New Or
leans, 90 to S5c.
MATCHEs-SS % per gross for No. 6.
NUrs-Almonds, 80 to S2c. Cream,
Filberts and English Walnuts, lie. Pc
cans, Texas, 22c.
NAVAL STOREs-Tar per 40 gallon bbls
s. to s; per keg s. p 10 6 per doz. Pitch
81 80 per Dbl. Oakum 50 TO 0 90,
OILs-Coal SIC; Lard 81 80; Linseed 81 Is
to p; do boiled Sl2j to $50; Tanners
81 lOGl p; Lubricrating 65c to 81 p; Cas-
tor . so to 3 20; Turpentine 50 to zoe: Oh
i've q OF bottles $40 per basket.
POYuER-Kegs So so; half kegs 50 so;
quarter kegs -; blasting per keg 81 80.
P~oULTRY-The stock improves and
pricesare weaker. Young chickens s. to
old 81 80 TO >. Ducks 81 to > and scarce.
PROvIsIoNs-The demand is altogether
in a jobbing way, and prices are
steady. Mess is held at S34 80 to IS, as to
size of lots; Prime Mess 81 80 to 81;
Clear Sides 1917 to 1873; Clear Rib 10
to IgAc. Shoulders, 1914 to lGAc. Coun-
try meats lc lower. Sugar cured
hams y to Doc. Breakfast Bacon p to
DE. Lard steady; tierce 2OH to Die;
key 2lk to DE; caldies 22H to DC. Mess
Beef-Thomas' = bbls s.; Il bbls SIS to
I5K. ,
PRopUCE-Potatoes are duh at 81 to 2
% per Dbl, Onions, g 10 TO 4. Cabbages
&c per 100 and and $40 to y per crate.
ROPE M TwINE-Manilla rope "a to
25c. Baling rope, SIC; Irvine 20 to ~
per 10.
Twilight demand at 81 per bushel.
RICE-Carolina 10 TO I0Jzc.
SoAP-German mottled 10 to lie;
Erasive 9 to Ice; extra family S to SC;
CASTLE l!Gi imported do p to 2sc.
SALT-The market is firm. Bbls of go
lbs - 70, and large bbls s. 50. Common, I
S3 30. 1
SHoT-Drop 81 30 to 3; buck 50 25 to 3 50.
Bar Lead IL to ll1zc.
LIQUoRs-Prices are again higher.
TTsnIurs.,a -, .,-., 81 - On -. I o. rar
gallon; common whisky soc to 81 p;
proof spirits 81 p to 20.
sNUFF-Garrett box, SIC 90; packed,
SIS G0. ,
SUGAR-Stock not large and pri-
ces are firm. Louisiana, l21z to
to lie; crushed and powdered, I7]zc. =
A, Cofee 1914 to lie; b, l61z TO l6Ac; ,
q extra, l6H to l6}4c; c, l5}4 to l5Ac; yell J
low c, l4A to l5c. {
TEA-Y. H., 81 % to 81 50; Imperial,
81 90 to 81 60; Gunpowder, 81 80 to 81 90; 1
Oolong, 81 90 toSl %. :
VINEGAR-Cider, IS TO $40 per barrel. :
Wine, sl2 to IS.
WHEAT-The demand good and receipts
light. Choice white and red or No. {
- - " ""' W. = u ~ ~V' 10
jected, soc to 81.
SUNDRIEs-English Pickles, assorted,
$ so to s. 20; American, pints, 81 80; !
quarts, "A so; half gallons, 50 IS. Mus !
tard per ease, 81 60 for quarter h.; Ken /
lucky quarters, 81 IS; halves, s. so. Ma !
sons Hacking 45 to 75c per dozen. 6
ToBACCo-There is an active demand for :
fine and medium grades of manufactured
goods mt prices are tending upwards. ! !
Fine natural leaf light pressed
81 TO 1 10; Fine Fancy Virginia SOC to :
81; Fine Bright pounds so to soc; Medium J
Bright pounds 70 to sOci Common Bright {
pounds % to zoe; Good Bright quarters 81 .
to zoe; Medium Bright quarters 62 to 67c.
SmOking-Fine and Fancy 60 to soc; Com