Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-15

AtAAtIS ItlOIL dA aGlANb tIdlbs vi AatiAtA
a growing one, and appearances bear out
the assertion. The demand for bagging
and ties is quite heavy, n large quanti-
ties go "a by rail, river and wagon, while
cotton comes in steadily. The weather
for the past day or two has been variable,
and has injured the staple in some lOcali-
ties, staining it considerably. We have
had no packet arrival from above to-day,
and our levee wore q duh appearance.
ALE AND ~BEER-Sands' Ale, $40 50 per
half-barrel, porter, Sll. Lager, per keg,
IS Is. Ale, per dozen, $S@3 70 for quarts;
S242 % for pints. Porter, do. G%enuiness
q Young Scotch Ale, in pints, 81 50 per
dozen.
BUTrER-There is a fair demand for
choice at Z7@2Sc. Inferior is nominal.
BRooMs AND BROOM CoRN.-Brooms So
to s. per doz. Broom corn is not in de-
mand.
BAsGING-Kentucky, 3OK932c. Flax,
3iG32c. Iron ties, 5A@7c.
BUILDERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.
ment, $494 30 Louisville cement, 81 10
as. Cape lime 81 S5@2; Ohio river,
81 90; Utica, 81 IS; Alabama, 81 9092 90.
Plaster hair, 81 IS per bale. Fire bricks
So 90.
CoTToN YARNs-No. 400, 2002Ic; 500,
I7@ISc; 600, l6@l7c; 200, IS9I4c.
CoRNMEAL- The demand is light. Kiln
dried on levee sells in lots at S4 %; from
stoVe in q small way, 81 1904 80.
COTroNsEED NJ NOTES -~CottOnseed,
on Ievee, Sll, or SII so delivered at mills,
buyer furnishing sacks. Notes, l@4c per
pound.
CHKEsE-English Gloster, Ice; Ohio
Western Reserve, l59l5zc.
COFFEE-Steady, Common to choice
CANNED GooDs-Condensed milk, $I4@
IA 50 per case. Cove oysters, I 10, 81 65g2
per dOz; 2 lbs, 81 65G3. Peaches, 81 40@
2 IS. Pears, s. 90. Tomatoes, 81 459l 80.
Cherries, SS@3 .. Pineapples 50 9O9
s. 7595 90. Brandy Cherries, 81 COOS 80.
Pickles, half gallon, per doz, 81 1905 %;
qts, $3 SO pints, 81 35g2 %. Tomato
Gatsup, 81 25G2 %; Peppersauce, 81 Is.
EGGs-Scsrce; selling at 25&2Sc.
FEED-No receipts. Prices on levee are
as follows: Corn, yellow and white, S2A
@S7c. Oats, 4S959c. Bran, Sl7 SOILS.
Hay, S2l@2A. Sales from store at higher
rates. C~ottonseed meal, S22@24
FRUIr-Apples, $S@4 per Dbl, with few
choice in market. Peaches and pears are
scarce and bring fancy prices. Grapes, SO
loo per Id.
FEoUR-Stock moderate, with light de-
msnd. Super, "a 5O@5; X, s. 25@5 so;
Xxx, $500 sc; XXX and Fancy, S7GS 90.
FIsHlSsrdines 2OH@2IHc for quarters;
S5GS6e for halves. White fish, S 50 per
half Dbl. Roe Herring. per half Dbl, $50
s 60 Mackerel, per half bbl., No. 1,
So 80; No. 2. IS 5O@9; No. l, kits, & IS;
No. 2, 81 90; No. 3, 81 90.
GUNNTEs-Good No. / seconds 15@
Ice and firm.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLow-Hides and
Furs are steady. Dry Flint, 16c; Dry
Salt, l3c; Green, &c; Green Salt, 797Zo.
TRIlow, SC. Deer Skins, l5@l6c; Beaver,
6Oc@$I 80 each; Otter, 81 O0@4 90 each;
Mink, 4Oc@$l; Fox, SOC: Coon, 2H@30c.
LEATHER-Hemlock Sole, 33@S5c;
Oak Sole, 42G46e; Saddle, 4O@4Sc; Bri-
dies, S48969 per dozen; Uppers, 4O95Oc;
C~aIfsfins, French, $45@7Oc; American
do, $SO95O.
LIVE SFoCK-We quote as follows
No. l cOrn-fed Beeves, 6@6Hc; grass-fed,
4G5<c; No. 1 Texas, $40945 per head; No.
2, S25(9S5; No. 3, $lS422. Mich Cows,
SS5G50. No. 1 Sheep, So O0G4 90 and dull.
MoLAssEs-Common SOC; Good 500
soc; syrups 609Sl %.
rates.
NAVAL S~roREs-Tar, in kegs, IS Esq
5 rs for Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, SS@l0;
Pitch, S. per Dbl; OakumS5 OO96 % per
bale.
OTLs-Coal, 3O@Slc; Linseed raw, 81 10
al Is; do. boiled, 81 409l 45; Lard, 81 40
al 90; L~ubricating Coal Oil, S599Oc;
Train oil, 81 25@l S0i Crude Cottonseed
PoULTRY-Chiekens are firm. Selling
at SiG6 per doz for young and old.
PROVIslONs-Dsmand light and prices
weak. Mess Pork, SIS 5O(G29 90. Mess
beef. SIG 5O9l7 O0. Clear bacon sides,
I94lgIzc; clear rib sides, ISLz9l9c; rib
Is@isZc; shoulders, l5@l5Ac; breakfast
bacon, lsX@I93Ec; sugar cured hams, "A
G25c. Lard, in ~tierces, l79l7<c; kegs,
lSZ@lS%c.
PRoDUCE-PotatOes are held at S3@3 so
per Dbl. Onions, S494 90 per Dbl. Cab
bage, SlO9l2 per 100.
SUGAR-Louisiana, Il@15c, as to quail
ity; yellow clarified, l59l5Zc; white do,
l5LGl6c; crushed and powdered, l5@
Ice; coffee A, l4K@l5c; B, l49l41zc; eX-
ira q, lSH@I4c; Demarsra, l3@l5c.
SALT-The stock is falling OH and prices
are firm; 2SO-pound barrels, 81 4Ot92 so;
SPiRIrs~Highwines, eOa92c; proof
spirits, 81 IOgI Is; rectided whisky,
S59I 10.
SrARCH-5X@Sc per ID.
SOAP-MOttled, 99l01zc; yellow, 7Z@
SIC; common, 6G7c. Candles, l5@24c.
ToBACCo-Prims natural leaf, light
pressed, 7Oe9l 40; fine fancy Va, 9Oc@Sl;
hne bright pounds, SO@eOc; medium
bright pounds, 706GS0o; cOmmOn bright
pounds, 62@70c; medium bright hall
pounds, sonnd, 62@7Oc; smoking, fine
and fancy, G09S0o; medium and common
S5GJ50c.
VINEGAR-Common and Picking, 16G
| 80.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAI
-MANIFEsT OF FREIGHT RECEIVED Al
MEMPHIS, September IA, lS70.-Partee
Burleson Il Co, 4 bales cotton, 10 pkg
sundries; Rogers & Tozer, 2 bales cotton
Treadwell Bros, Z do. Smith, Neal ~ Co.
2 do. Edmunds, Todd & Co, 9 do; Stew
art Bros. d Fjzsr, 3 do. Partee & Hsrbert
2 do; n. Ford q Co., ldo., 1 pkg sundries
Jones, Brown q 90 4 bales cotton; Rootes
| Vance & Co 5 do; Pinson, billiard q Co
do; Moores & Norton 2 do; Black, Este
& 20 do; billiard, Pinson & Go 3 do; J
B. Starke 2 cars lumber; Burke Il Ere.
IS head cattle; AT Smith Is do; Open
heimer & Co 10 do; Hans Cushman 40 pdl
iron ties; Harris, Cochran & Co $50 do
E. j. Elliott, 4 packages sundries; Spill
man d Goldman, 20 do; Crissman, Stewar
& Co, do; Robertson, Bruce q Co., Z do
NJ. l.. Meacbam q Co, ! do; II. Wetter (
Co I DO; Pannoia on Works, 80 do; r
W. Lusk. s do: j. X. Ward, 10 do