Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-27
RALM0EAL SKIKTs

Gllberts...--.-.-SH 90 Wilcox x Royal "a co
Wilcox and Imp1 10 % WashingtonN X IL 90
do Bonita y on Brunners..SlS to - %
ALE AND -BEER-Sands' Ale, $40 80 per half
bbI.; Porter, Sll. Lager, per keg, $ .. Ale,
per dozen, sos % for quarts; S202 10 for pints.
Porter, do. Genuiness Il Young's Scotch Ale,
in pints, 81 60 per dozen.
B~UrTER-Choice, 2a3Qc. Inferior, 2192Sc.
The latter is dull and nominal
BRooMS N Recommendations, 80 5O9
1 50 perdoEen. Broomeorn is irregularin price.
Dealers buy at s3O9s per ton, and say that
they would pay Sl00 for a choice article. This,
however, Il Is not possible 70 make, as there is
always ON objection to the finest. It's eithe
too green or too red-gathered too soon or too
late-the stalk is too long or too Shorthand, in
fact, there is very. much OF hulnbug In The
whole trade. Receipts are large at present.
and We would advise all who can TO hold for
later in the season. /.
BAssNa-Kentucky, sOgs9c. Flax, SlGs2c
B~UILDERs MISUNDERSTANDING cement,
S494 50; Louisville cement. S2 75a3. Cape lime,
81 S5G2; Ohio river, 81 30; Utica, 81 70; Alabama,
81 9Oa2. Plaster hair, 81 70 per bale. Fire
brick, Sc. Hurts Alabama lime, by the car
BEEswAk-steady at 25@2c, with light re-
ceipts.
CANDLEsEstar, IL OF lac; u or, l5c; fun
COTTON YARNs-No. 40, l9@ae; 500, Ie@l7c;
Goo, l5Gl6c; 200, l2Gl3c.
Observation-Disclosures is dull at 50 9O,94 in
orders. t
CorToNsEED AND MoTEs-Cottonseed, on
levee, sli, buyer furnishing sacks. Notes, l@4e
! C-HEEsE-Stock fair; E. D., l5@lGc; Factory,
( l5@l5hc; W. r., l4@l5c,
CoFFEE-Steady. Common to choice Rio,
CANNEp Goops-Condensed milk, sl4s4 50
per case. Cove oysters, l Ms, 81 15gl 50 per doZ;
2 De, 81 1912 80. Peaches, 81 1902 50. Pears,
SO 80 Tomatoes, 81 65@l 70. Cherries, S3g
8 q. ~Pineapples, So 25a3 20. Brandy cherries,
S. g096. Pickles, half gallon, per doz, $ 500
Z 75i qts., S. .; pts, 81 &a2 30. Tomato carsup,
81 20d2 y, Peppersauce, 81 -.
EGGs-Falr receipts Selling at 25927c, as TO
FFFp-The demand is light and no large
sales were reported during the week. Dealers
have asked S599Oc for Corn on levee and in
and prices fell tosO@Sz%c, with light sales.
Oats are held at SOC on leyee-the same In
store-but in one instance 52G54c Is asked on
IeYee. Two hundred sacks bran sold at SIS 50
on levee to-day, which is about the same price
as during the week. Hay S0922. Cottonseed
meal, $22aA per ton.
F~RuIT[AppIes are in moderate supply and
sell at s. SOFAS per Dbl. Peaches aud Pears are
scarce and sell readily at fancy prices. Grapes,
l29lSc per n. Lemons, SIlSll 90 per box.
FLoUR-An grades are steady and the de-
mand is very fair. We quote as follows: Su-
per, 8 1895; Xss5 3S5 5s Xxx, 5000 90 AAA
F~IsH-Sanimes, 2iK@29c for quarters; 35asec
for halves. White hsh, s. per half Dbl Roe
half Dbl, No. l, Sl29i2 so No. z, sS9S 50; No.
], kits, 81 75a2 go No Isl so; No. 3, 81 90.
GUNNIEs-Good No. i seconds, l59l6c and
HIDES. FuRs AND TALLowAHides and Furs
are firm. Dry flint, l7SlSci dry salt, lac; green,
| skins, I5al6e; beaver, 6Oc9sl 50 each; otter,
sl@4 each; mink, AOe@sl; FOX, 1c; coon, l21s
"REMINISCENCES sole. s8aS5c; oak sole,
42a46c: saddle, 40949c; brides, S4S@6s per doz;
uppers, 40950c; calfskins, French, S45970;
American do, $4,000.
fed beeves, 6@61zc; grass-fed, 4@5izcs No i