Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-09
BOOTS N SHOES.

By the last of this week new stocks
will commence arriving, and from the
preparations going on dealers must an
ticipate a heavy trade. Prices will open
firm and about the same as last season.
Our last quotations answer very well to-
day, though in summer goods concessions
could be obtained.
ALE-Sands' Ale, $40 so per h~alf-barrel,
porter, $1l. Lager, per keg, IS Is. Ale,
per dozen, SS@3 20 for quarts; $292 25 for
pints. Porter, do.
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING &C.
ment, &4@S4 80; Louisville cement, 81 rs
as. Cape lime, 81 S5@2; Ohio river,
81 so; Utica, 81 IS; Alabama, 81 9O@2 90.
Plaster hair, 81 70 per bale. Fire bricks
IS 90.
BUTTER-CommOn is nominal. There
is but little choice in market, with a fair
demand at 26G30c in small packages.
BAGGING AND T~IEs-Stocks are being
replenished. Heavy ranges from 329S3Hc.
Iron ties, 6K97c.
BEANs-Dul at 81 5O92 so per bushel
for white mixed and navy. .
BRooMs N Recommendations, s.
@5 per doz. Broomeorn is coming in and
selling at Sl20@200 per ton.
COENMEAL-The demand is in a small
iObbing way. Selling by drayload from
levee 81 1904 70 and from store at 81 S0@
4 o. oLAAAA oAhCAb u lit az 90
CHEEsE-Factory and Gloster, 14@l5c.
CoFFEE-Prices are very firm and stocks
moderate. Rio 20024c, as to quality.
COTTON YARNs-No. 400, 20G2lc; 500,
l7@lSc; GOO, 16@I7c; 700, 13@l4c.
C~oTTONsEED AND MoTES-Cottonseed
On leYee, $l2, or $I2 so delivered at mills,
buyer furnishing sacks. Notes, 1@4c per
pound.
CANNED GooDs-The market is dull
and inactive. Condensed milk, $14 coo
IA 80 per case. Cove oysters, l ID, 81 S5@2
per doZ; 2 ibs, 81 S5(G3. Peaches, 81 40G
2 70. Pears, s. so. Tomatoes, 81 45GI so.
Cherries, $3@S 25. Pineapples 50 500
4 %. Strawberries, So %. Brandy Peaches,
81 7595 90. Brandy Cherries, So O0G6 SO.
Pickles, half gallon, per doz., 81 1905 %;
OTIS, So so; pints, 81 35@2 80. Tomato
Catsup, 81 25@2 Is. Peppersauce 25.
EGGs-The market is well stocked with
old eggs OF very young chickens, it is
hard TO tell which, and prices range from
l2@14c.
FRUIF-Apples are selling to shippers
at 75c(G$l SO per bbl., loose. Pears, $l@4
per BUSH, as to quality. No Peaches
coming in. They are in demand at 81 so
per box, containing abont one-third of a
bushel.
FLoUR-The demand is not active and
prices are steady. We quote Ssper,
IS 5OG5 75; X, 5000 25; Xxx, So 5OG7;
xxx and Fancy, 81 50@9.
FEED-The demand is not large. Seve-
raj hundred sacks of Corn sold to-day on
levee at prices ranging from 9299Sc for
good Yellow and Mixed to choice White.
Oats are quiet at 4S(G50c. Bran is steady
at $1,000. Hay is dull at $20@24 as to
| quality. These quotations are for round
lots in first hands. Orders are filed at
higher rates. Cottonseed Meal $22@2l
per ton.
FIsH-sardines, 10000 for quarters
s5G39c for halves. White fish, IS 90 per
half Dbl.
GUKNIEs-Good No. / seconds 12X@
I5e and quiet.
HIDES, FURs n TALLow-Hides and
Furs are steady. Dry Flint, 16c: Dry
Salt, l3c; Green, &c; Green Salt, 7@7Hc.
TalloW, SC. Deer Skins, 15@l6c; Beaver,
60ca$l SO each; Otter, 81 0094 90 each
| Mink, 40c0Sl; Fox, SOC; Coon, I2H@30c.
LRkTHER-Hemlock Sole, S3@35c
| Oak Sole, 42@48c; Saddle. 4O@4sc; Bri-
dies, NSG69 per dozen; Uppers, 40950c
C%alfskins, French, $4597Oc; American
LIVE srocK-The market is firm.
We quote as follows for beef cattle:
No. 1 corn-fed, 6@6Hc; grass-fed, 4G5Hc;
No. i Texas. $0(@50 per head No. 2, $25@
30; No. 8, $is@22. Mich Cows, S35G5O.
Sheep are not In as good demand. We
quote No. j. "a OO@5O 90. Inferior are very
dull.
MoLAssEs-Moderate demand at 45@
300.
NAiLs-Fair demand at "a 5O@4 &C
rates.
NAVAL SToREs-Tar, in kegs, s. 25@
5 rs Tor Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, S8@l0;
Pitch, 80 per bbl; oakum, % Oo@6 90 per
bale.
Oms-Coal, SO@sIe; Linseed raw, 81 Ii
! al rs; do. boiled, q 4O@l IS; Lard, 81 4l
| al 60; Lubricating Coal OIL 35@9Oc;
Train Oil, 81 25@l 80; Crude C~ottonseed
| Oil, 62@55c. -t4ttfa tttitfil t.i
PouLTRY-There are few Chickens in
market. Prices range from S4@6 fol
young and old.
= PRoDUcE+Potatoes are duh at 75c@$l
DER bbl loose rom wagons. and Onions
are a drug at 81 5O@2 per bbL, including
PRoVIs1oNs-Stocks are falling off and
| prices are firm, with a fair jobbing de-
mand. We quote: Mess Pork, 1872 50@33i
Rump. S28; Clear Bacon Sides, l9N@20c;
Clear Rib, lsKc; Rib, acc; Shoulders, Ie@
I6Xc; Lard, in kegs, l9A@leNci t~isrces,
ls@lSKe; Breakfast Bacon, 2lE@22Xc;
] s, Q. Hams, 26927ci Mess Beef, sla 6O@I7'