Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-11
TRADE.

TRADE.
A heavy cold rain fell to-day, and out
door business was for a time suspended,
The general markets are very quiet, and
trade has seemingly settled down upon q
summer basis. Prices, it will be seen, are
much the same as yesterday. Mess Pork
is probably some irmer, while other
meats are steady. The late rains n colo
weather have caused considerable damage
TO the crops. From West Tennessee and
North Mississippi we learn mat the grass
has made great headway, u thai lice
have taken possession OF the crop, espeel-
ally in the vicinity of Grenada. The
grass is worst in The old lands, and very
little OF any other is in ~ultiVatlon. Cot
ton is larger han usual atthis season, but
if the present unreasonable weather pre-
walls il will be set back very considerably.
In Central Georgia the corn crop is
promising. The area in corn is about that
Of last year. The price OF old corn varies
from 81 90 to 81 20 per bushel. Cotton
crops are, as a general rule, more promis-
ing than at the same time last year. The
breadth Of land in cotton is greater than
last gear.
From various agricultural papers of
England are CLEANED the following rela-
tive TO the growing crops: Wheat looks
finely everywhere, and the crop is larger
non AAAo @NS@16 t@hEIS@@1a 6--9 - 80
usually thin, and the hay prospects are
discOuraging. Oats, barley and beans
look poorly. Farmers count on about
half a crop of potatoes. OF other root
crops the yield will be about as usual.
In another part of this issue we publish
additional crop items to which we direct
the attention of our readers.
ALE-Ssnds' Ale, $40 so per half-bsrrel,
Porter, Sll. Lager, per keg, s. %. Ale.
nor AaVan EQG12 % for nnarfGs Egfl0 Ok fnr
pints. Porter, do.
BUTTER-Choice yellow grass butter is
some firmer. Dealers sell to-day at 24G
25c. Low grades are nominal.
BAGeING-Kentucky is nominal at SOC
Bic.
BEANs-Choice Navy, 50 OO@3 so per
bushel; mixed white, 81 1892 90.
BRooMs AND BRooMCORN-Brooms are
steady 60 IS lQ05 20 per doz as to quality.
BroOmcorn is eas and in demand at
S20O(G3O0 per ton, as TO cure.
CoRNMEAL-Prices are weak. Lots of
100 bbls. were offered on the leyee at s.,
but in q small way from levee, s. 1895 20
is asked. Jobbing at 50 30GG5 40.
CHEEsE-Little in market, New York
Factory, Eh93Oc.
CoFFEE-Firm; demand steady; Rio,
ISG2Sc; Java, 2SGSOc.
CoTToN YkRNs-No. 400, 2O@2lc; 800,
I7@lSc; 600, 16@17c; 200, l3@I4c.
COTToB SEED AMI MOTEs-Cotton
Seed on leves Sl8 90, or SlS so delivered
al mills, buyer furnishing sacks. Notes
Ito &C per pound.
OAENED GooDs-The market is dull
and inactive, Condensed milk, Sl4 COG
IA 90 per case. Cove oysters, 1 Id, 81 20
p8r dOz.; 2 lbs, 81 20. Peaches, 81 400
3 rs. Pears, s. 80. Tomatoes, 81 500
l rs. Cherries, S3S3 25, P~inespples, 81 50.
Strawberries, IS Is. brandy Peaches,
k5&5 so. Brandy Cherries, 50 5V97 90.
PICKLES, half gal. per doz., s. 80; quarts,
S. SO; Pi1ts, g so. Tomato Cstsup, II %
az Is. PepReTssqee, 81 Is.
EGes-Scarce and IN good demand at 25c.
FEED-Tbe demand is not active, and
sales are light from first hands. We'noUe
sales of l54 sacks choice white corn at
81 10; 200 sacks fair do at 81 05; I75 mixed,
81; l35 sacks oats, SIC: $50 do. inferior,
63c. Bran is dull and nominal at SO.
Hay is also dull at S2092I. CottOnseed
Meal, SZ3@25 per ton.
FLOUR-Prices are firm on low and me-
dium grades, but the demand is light.
Fine and Super, 81 5OG5; X, s. 25i XIX,
50 50G6; xxx and Fancy, % 259S 90.
FRUIr-NOrthern Apples have nearly
disappeared from market. New Apples
selling al SS@3 so per Dbl. Dried APP
pies, 5G7c- Dried Peaches, 7aSc.
FIsH-Mackerel is nominal and irregu-
lar.
GUNNIRs-Good No. 1 seconds 1s@I5c
and dull.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLow-Hides and
are steady. Dry Flint, I6c; Dry
salt 1Sc; Gresn &c; Green Salt, 7@7Hc.
rsllOE, sc. DeeT Skins, I5@I6c. Beaver
Mink 4oc9Sl %. Fox SOc. Coon Exc
soc.
LEATHER-Hemlock Sole. S36S5c; Oak
Sole 42G46c; Saddle 4094Sc; Brides $&S
So per dozen; Uppers 4095ec; Cslfski}Ot
French A5N70; American do. $3G45O.
LIVE SToCK-Choice beef cattle are in
light supply. No. l BeeYes, 6G7c; No. 2,
inferior, 4H05c. Mich Cows,
per head. Work Mules, SI25QI7o.
Work Horses, SIOO9SI40.
LUMBER-There is no change in prices.
We quote clear White Pine, S45 90
as 90 per thousand. Rough and
Gather boarding, S25; White Pine do,
s2593O. Yellow Pine Flooring, $40; White
Pine do, S55960. Sawed Laths, 50 30.
Ilass, per box, S495 80.
MoLAssEs-rhe demand is fair and
stock ample. Beboiled New Orle:aas, 50
gS5c. Eastern syrup, 35@S0c.
NAVAL STORks-4Er, IN EGGS, 50 % to
) Is for Pine; in 40 gallon bbIs, IS { 10;
Pitch IS per pol; Oskum So to 50 per
Dals.
NAILs-Fair demand at q so rates,
Oms-COal, 3O9S2e; Linssed raw, 81 80;
10. boiled, 81 400l As; Lard, 81 40(GI 90:
L~ubricating Coal Oil, 35@90c; Train Oil,
81 25@l 30i Crude Oottouseed Oil, 52G55c.
POULTRY-Old Chickens are dull at "a SO
as 80 per doz; young are in demand at 81
a 90. Ducks, So. Turkeys, $2O@22. 81
PRoDUCE-New Potatoes are dull at
50@5 per Dbl. Onions, So so per Dbl.
Cabbage, SIO92 per 100.
PROYIsfONs-The feeling is one of
irmness, but the demand is light.
quote from store as follows:
Mess Pork, $50 75@SI %. Prime Mess,
81 OO@2S 90. Rumps, SIS OO926 90,
Jowls, SIG 0O9ls 20. Clear Bacon Sides,
lS9lSZc. Clear Rib Sides, I7%@
IKE. Rib, l7A@l7Hc. Shoulders, I3Z@
Breakfast Bacon, lSG2Oc. 81 Hams,
Mess Beet. SI7 O0Ql7 so. Lard, in
.%ierces, I7@l7Hc; kegs, lS1z@l9c. Break
Bacon, per box, lSA@l9c; country
meats, I7H9I7Ac for Clear Sides; l31c
Tor Shoulders.
SUGAR-AH grades are firm. Com
non Louisiana, l09l0Hc; Fair, Il@
NE; Good, uK@I2c: Fully Fair,
.29l2Hc; Prime, lS@lSHc; Choice,
.SH9l4c; Yellow Clarified. 4Z@I41kc;
White Clarified, 15k@I5Hc Crushed
Powdered, l59l5Hc; Coffee A, I4@
axe; b, l3%9l4kc Extra G, l3X@
L3Zc; e, lSZ@ISXc.
SALT-GOod stock. Selling at 50 $50
As per bbl delivered in lots.
SPRITs-Highwines 81 O5G1 o.; proof
81 20GI %; rectided whisky s5c@
81 10.
STARoH-5H9sc per ID.
SOAP-nottled 9Z6lOLc; yellow 7Z6
nc; common 6g7c. Candles l5G2Oc.
TOBACCo-Prime natural leaf, light
PRESSED, 7Oc9l 10; fine fancy Va. 9OcGSI:
inc bright pounds, 8O09Oc; medium
pounds, 709SOc; common bright
62970c; medium bright hall
Dounds, sound, 62G7Gc smoking, fine
md fancy, 609SOc; medium and common,
VREaAE-Common and picking, 16c
9SOc.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE Rail-
soAD-MANIFEsT OF FREIGHT RECEIVED
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 10, 1870
deacham & Treadwell, l bale of cotton;
White q Davis, 2 do; j. L. Verser,
do; SteYsart Bros. & Fizer, 5 do. and Il
Dacka~dpOf sundries; owen, McNutt Il
Co AZ bales of cotton; Black, Estes q Co,
do; Stratton, Goyer & Co, 2 do; Guy,
& Go, 3 do; Rootes, Vance &
o., 2 do. and 2 packages Of sundries;
q Moore, 2 bales of cOtton; RO-
yers & Tozier, Edo; n. Ford & Co., Is do;
Ely & Co, edo; j. M. Patrick q
%, 5 do; Gay & Martin, 3 do; Partee,
8urlesOn q Co, 4 do. and 2 packages of
,undries: Oliver. Finnie IL Co. 5 cka