Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-25
TRADE.

ALE-sands' Ale, SO 80 per ~half-barrel,
porter, $ll. Lager, per keg, s. Is. Ale.
per dozen, S3GS Is for quarts; S29225 for
pints. Porter, do.
BUILDERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ce-
ment, 81 25G4 so; Louisville cement, $3@
3 Is. Cape lime, 81 s5@2; Ohio river
81 80; Utica, 81 IS; Alabama, 81 90@2 90.
Plaster hair, " Is per bale. Fire brick,
So 90.
BUrrER-A fair demand and moderate
stock. Choice, 25@2se. Good, 2O@2sc.
BAaGING-The market is inactive.
Heavy Kentucky is held at 3l@32c.
B~EANa-Choice Navy, 81 C09z so per
bushel; mixed white, 81 25@I 80.
BReoMs BRooMooRN-BTooms are
steady at 50 00@5 90 per doz as to quality.
BrOOmcorn is scarce and sells readily at
S20O{G300 per ton, as to cure.@
CoRNMEAL None on levee. sTrom
store, on orders, SOS IS. % e
CHEEsE-English Gloster and factory
Ice; Young America, 2Sc.
CoEFEE-The demand is moderate and
prices steady; Rio 19@1SC, Java 26330c.
CoTToN XARxs-No. SCI. 2e@szic; go,
I79ISo; 30 l6S17c 7G I594c.
CGTTo% SEaD AID MOTEs-Eatton
SeeU on levee SIS co, or SIS 50 delivered
at mills, buyer furnishing sacks. Notes
Ito &c per pound.
CANNED GooDs@TheA market is dull
and inactive. Condensed mix, Sl4 COG
"a 80 per casa. Cove oysters, 1 ID, 81 s.
per doz.; 2 lbs, g. IS. Peaches, 90 zO@
2 IS. Pears, s. 80. Tomatoes, 81 45@
I 60. Cherries, S3&3 Is. Iineapples, s. 900
1 %. Strawberries, 50 25. Brandy Peaches,
"A T6S35. Brandy Cherries, $6 0Ql6 so.
Pickles, hif gal. per dCZ., 81 75G5 y; cts,
s3 so; Uints, ~ 35og2 so. TomstO Catsup,
81 25&2 Is. Pepperssuce, 81 70.
EGGs-Ihe market is duh. Selling at
s--.A -ILN-
age, and poe in a small way.
FEED-There we're no receipts to-day,
and consequently 40 sales at the leYee.
The sales SeTe entirely from store, and
IN a small jobbing way. A lot of 475 bales
of Hay sold on datbOat on p. T.. Corn
sold nom store at 81 OF to 81 II. Levee
prices for choice is 81 %, and for mixed or
yellow Sl@I 05. Oats DOC, and from store
6S@7eo. BraH, SIo9l9, and dull. Hay IN
good demand at S2092I. C~otton-seed
Meal, S23925 per ton.
FLoUR-The deHsnd was inactive, but
prices are ir99sequence 81 an wEong
condition in svsSeerGaruto froz mag
kets. Quotations are unchangsda as Follows:
Fine, S. so; suPers, s. 80; y, 50 70; Xxx, So
as 25: XXX andfancy - 5Oi9S 90.
FRUIr-New southern apples So GO94O0
per Dbl. Dried Apples, dull at 5@7c.
Dried Peaches, 79Sc.
FlgH-MackereI is nominal and irregu-
lar. White lsh - 1908 per half bbL.
GUSHIEs-GOOd MOL seconds l2hGl5c
and firm.
HIDES, Fuss AND TALLow-Hides and
Furs are steady. Dry Flint, I6e; Dry
Salt 13c; Green eci Green Salt, 7@7Zc.
Tsllow, &c. Deer Skins. l5@l6e. Beaver
5O(9S1 50 each. Otter, 81 00GS4 90 each.
Mink 4Oe9s1 %. Fox S0c. Coon l2A9
soc.
Observation-Disclosures Sole S31S5c; Oak
42@46c; Saddle 4O943e; Brides $50
So per dozen; Uppers 40950e; Calfskins,
French S45970; American do. S30G50.
LIVE SToCK-Choice beef cattle are in
light supply. No. 1 Beeves, 6GSC; No. 2,
5H@6c; Inferior, 41z@5c. Mich Cows,
$4,000 per head. Work Mules, $l25@175.
Work Horses, SlO0@Sl40.
MoLASsEs-The demand is fair. Re
boiled New Orleans, 5O9S5e. Eastern
syrup, 359S0c.
NAVAL STOREs-Tsr, in kegs, s. % to
8 rs for Pine; IN 40 gallon bbls, s. 10 10;
Pitch 50 per Dol; Oazum - to ~ per
bale.
NAus-Fsir demand at 81 Z564 90 rates.
OLs-Coal, 30G32c; Linseed raw, 81 80;
DO. boiled, 81 4OQl 45; Lard, 81 404I 90;
Lnbricating Coal Oil, 35990c; Trsiu OIL
81 2bQl 80; Crude C~OttOnseed Oil, 520055c.
PoULTRY-The market is well supplied,
and sales slow. The demand is chiefly
local. Old are worth S596 per dozen, and
young 50 5994 So.
PRoDU0E-Old Peaehblow Potatoes are
81 per Dbl and 81 per bushel in sacks.
New Potatoes are "A 5O95 per Dbl. Onions
dull at 81 80. Some new Cabbages are
being shipped TO Northern cities. Prices
paid TO growers, S5@6 per 100 for we'll
flled heads.
PRoVIsIoNs-Nothing lone except in a
light jobbing way. Mess Pork, S3I@
S3l 50. Prime Ness, S27@2S. Rumps,
S25@S26. Jowls, S169ls. A few casks OF
Clear Bacon Sides were sold at lSe.
Prices range from Is to ISAc, Clear Rib
Shoulders, A@14Zc. Breakfast Bacon,
l9G21c. s. Q. Hams, 20%@22c. Mess
Beef, sic 50@17. Lard, in t~ierees, E@
I7Lc: kegs, 1SL@I9c. Country meats,
I7k@17%c for Clear Sides; 1870 for
Shoulder
SUGARs-Prices are stif, stimulated by
firm rates in Eastern and Southern mar
kets, Quotations are unchanged, and are
as follows: Common La, lO@l0He;
Fair, 11@1IHc; Good, IH@l2c; Fully Fair,
I2Ql2he; Prime, lS@lSHc; Choice,
| ISE@I4c; Yellow Clarified, 14k@l4Hc;
White Clarified, I5L@l5Ae Crushed
and Powdered, I5@l5Hc; Coffee A, lag
l4Hc B, lSA@I4Hc Extra Q, l3A@
I3Zc; G, 13h@lSXc.
CAIA w nuhOAe0 dAu tlEuby PouAu
barrels 81 25G2 10; dairy 80 2593 so.
SPRITs-Highwines 81 03Gl "a; proOi
spirits 81 1901 Is; recsifed whisky 90c9
81 10.
SrARCH-5H@S[ per ID.
SoAP-MottleerSA@l0A yellow T%6
Shc: common 647c. Candles I5a24e.
ToBAcco-Prfme natural leaf iight
pressed, 7oc9I 10; 6ne fancy Va g0et9Sl
fne bright pounds, SG9Soc; medium
bright pounds, 70@gS0c; common bright
pounds, 62@7ec; medium bright hal
pounds, sound, 62Gs70c smoking, NM
and fancy, 60@S0c; aedi7m and ommon
35@50c.
VISEaAR-Common and picking, 16'
@S0e.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAIL
RoAD-MANIFEsT OF FREIGHT RECEIVED
AT MEMPHIS, TENN, June "a. 1870
Partee, Burieson Il Co., 8 bales cotton an
2 car loads lumber; Meavham q Tread
well, 4 bbls molasses Hteklein u Bro
pkgs sdrs; Rootes, Vince &5Co., 90 SIX
potatoes; C. G. Ward r. Bro, 3 bbis tur
p~entine; SehmidlapP& darsehuetz Co.,