Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-08

trade in groceries, hardware, dry good
and clothing. No receipts of produce 70
the past two days causes great irregular
ity in prices, and sales have been entirely
from store to-day.
BAGaINa continues firm, with al
active demand. We qnote 2 ID bag
ging,of all ~fagorite brands, held at 29H t.
soc. Light weight, or ~ lb, q TO &c.
BUTTER-The demand is active anl
prices firm for choice Western at S5c
Other qualities are IN less demand at from
25 to SOC. The market is yell sapplied.
BEANs-Choice Navy g IS TO 90,
BRooMs-No. l, s. to 5 30 per dozen; No
2, 81 to 90.
BROOM CoRN-Weak at 500 to $50 pei
ton.
BEEswAx-Steady at 80 to &c.
BUILDERS MATERIAL-Cape Lime in
lots on levee 81; from store, 81 Is. Ala
bama at depot 81 10; from store, 81 25,
Louisville Cement, So 25 to 3 so in lots,
Rosendale, s. so to 8 90. Plaster S. 90,
Hair, in 40 ID bales, 81 IS to 8. Firs
brick S. to 6. Building Brick s. per NJ.
CoFFEE-Prices continue firm and stocks
ample. Skimmings are 10 to zoe; Rio q
to 24o for common to fair; prime do Is to
&c; Laguyra p to 2sc; Java IS to 3sc.
CoRNMEAL-The market is poorly sup
piled; last sales on the levee were at IS %
for fresh; and in store s. 10 to 6 90.
CHEEsE-Light stock. Factory, lsK to
ice; W. R., Tx to lsc; SwitEer, SOC; Linn
berger, $50.
COTTON SREB-Ths demand is active
among oil mills at siS per ton delivered,
sacks being furnished by mills. 1t is un5
derstood that some agents pay SIS per ton,
freights being 81 and planters netting SI1.
CeAL-Pittsburg to city delivery 81 90
per Dbl, and to steamers Coo. Mt. Carbon
to city trade SOC and steamers 60 per Dbl.
COTTON YARNS dull. 400, pc; 500, 2Oci
800, lsc; 700, lie.
CRACKERs-Pilot, &c; butter, water,
picnic, &c; sugar and milk lac; cracknel
biscuit, S5c; shipping soda exc; extra Sc.
EsGs-The market is bare and demand
active at Csc for fresh, sales to-day being
liberal at that figure.
FLoUR-The stock is large and demand
chiefly for low and medium grades. Prices
are steady and unchanged. Fin 81 so t o 3;
Supers IS so to 6 90; Family Sc so to s;
Fancy IS 80 to 9 25.
FBUTT-Apples are abundant and prices
range from 81 so to 8 90 per bbl-the latter
for strictly choice Bellaowers. Pears are
plentiful and no sale at any price. Grapes
l5e per ID. Dried Apples &c, and slow
sale. Dried Peaches nominal at lOc. Gran
berries 81 per half Dbl and $l3 to IA for
bills. Lemons sl4 per box. Oranges 81
per bbl.
FEED-Sales of Corn to-day were en-
tirely from store and prices were firm at
81 10 to ! Is. There is but little on the
market. New ear Corn is worth IS to soc
and old CSC. Oats are 60 to zoe in store.
Hay S27 in store, and last levee sales
we're at S25 so for choice. Bran S25 in store;
one on levee but prices nominally s23.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. l, bbls S24; 4 bbls
Sl2 so; kits So 80 to 3 90; No. ., bbls SIS 80;
\ do IS so to 9 90; kits 50 %; family, in
bbls sl4; = do. 81 90; kits g. White fish
- 90 toe 90 in 4 bbls. SardiRes, quarters
sl9 per case; halves $50 90. Fresh lake
fish, Toe per lb.
H~IDEs-Dry Flint 2lc; Dry Salt II to
Isc; Green Salt lOHc; Green 9Hc; Deer
skins SOc per pound; Sheepskins 25c to 81
each.
IRON TIEs-PTices are steady at Z to Sc.
MoLAssEs-Cuba SOC; Louisiana Sugar
House s5c; Golden Syrup 81 10 TO l 10 in
barrels, and Zoe additional in kegs.
NAVAL STOREs-Tar in kegs, IS Is TO
5 70 for pine; in 40 gallon bbls, IS to 10 90;
pitch, IS. Resin, 81 SO to 7 50. Oakum,
IS to 8 so per bale.
HARDwARE-Demand active. Nails 81
80 to 8 rates. HollOwware, 5 t. &c. Col
Inns & Hunts axes, SIS per doz. Bar
iron, SIC.
PoULTRY-No receipts to-day and sup
ply light. Chickens 50 TO 5 for young and
old.
PRoDUCE-Onions SO 25 to 3 so. Cabbage
$40 to II per crate. Potatoes 81 90 to 2
in store; Sweet 81 to l Is per bushel. Tur-
nips 81 to l 25 per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-The market continues firm
and prices unchanged, with good demand.
We quote Clear Sides 2lK to &c. Shout
ders I7% to Isc. Mess Pork inactive
ss4 so to IS. Prime Mess $3l to
81 so. Rumps SIS. Choice S. c. Hams "a to
Csc and scarce. Country Hams slow at lSc
Breakfast Bacon 22c. Lard steady; tierce
2OKc; kegs q to 2IKc; caddes &c.
Mess Beef-Thomas' 4 bbls g.; n bbls
SIS to I5H.
SUGARS are Arm and the demand is
active. We quote as followsi Crushed, J
Powdered and Granulated 1sc. Coffee
A, l7Kc; B, lie; C Extra, lie; Demarara,
1917 to lie; Louisiana old process, l6c.
I5HeF Fair, l4Ac; Common, lS24c;
Y. c., 1870.
soDA-In boxes, Sc; kegs, 7c.
STARcH-7K to Sc per 10.
SNUFF-Garrett, box, SIG; packed, SIS.
sHoT-Drop, per bag, 81 90 to 8; Buck,
80 Is to 8 o. Pig and Bar lead, 81 to IL.
soAP-Paim Soap, &c; No. 1 do. 7}1c.
Pamela do. o to l0c; Erssive, 8 to loo; Ex-
ira Family, S to Sc; CASTLE lie; imported
do. 3 TO 2sc.
SALT-Bbls of 2sO lbs 50 IS to 2 90;
Large IS IS; Common s. 80; Dairy s. 90.
SPIRITs-Whisky scarce. Highwines in
demand at 81 IS to l 20 Common Recti-
fed to Proof Whisky size to 81 80.
VINEsAR-Cider IS to 10 per Dbl; Wine
sl2 to Is.
wHEAT-There is very little coming in
and prices are sustained. No. / red and
white 81 Is to l IS. No. 2 81 10 TO / 20
Inferior or Fsseated so to 81. .