Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-30

per, and are compelled TO deny assistance
TO many whom they would otherwise
carry until the mex crop comes in. Fine
rains ave fallen in this section for a day
OF two back, and from their character we
imagine they were general, and will do
great good throughout the hall sections,
if they do not prove too much of a good
thing before they cease.
ALE-Ssnds' Ale, $40 90 per ~halt-barrel,
porter, $1l. Lager, per key, IS %. Ale,
per dozen, 1908 % for quarts; $2G226 for
pints. Porter, do. M V
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING CO.
ment, $4@$4 so; Louisville cement, 81 20
@S. Cape lime, 81 S5@2; Ohio river,
81 90; Utica, 81 20; Alabama, 81 9O92 90.
Plaster hair, 50 75 per bale. Fire brick,
Sc 90.
BUTTER-There is a good demand for r.
choice article at 2S@30e, but inferior is
dull at lS925c.
Observation-Disclosures are laying in their
stocks, and prices as yot are nominal.
BEANs-Dull and irregular. Navy,
81 50d2; mixed white, SI(l 90. b
BROoMs N BRooMcoIN-Broomeorn
$120(9220 per ton. Brooms, $500 per doz.
CoKNMEAL-The demand is Light. Sell
ing in lots from levee at 81 7O94 20. In a
small way from store, 50.
CHEEsE-Fsctory and Gloster, l4@l5c.
CoFFEE-Prices are very firm and stocks
moderate. Rio 20@24c, as to quality.
OoTToN YARNs-NO. 400, 2OQ2lc; 900,
17@1Sc; 600, 16@l7c; 200, lS@l4c.
COTTON SEED AND MoTEs7Cotton
Seed on levee $40 90, or S12 so delivered
at mills, buyer furnishing sacks. Notes
Ito &c per pound.
CANNED GooDs-The market is dull
and inactive. Condensed milk, SI4 O0@
IA so per case. Cove oysters, l ID, 81 S5@2
per doZ; . lbs, 81 S5G3. Peaches, 81 400
, - Baara GR N TnmQInaG Al AAlmI M
Cherries, S3@3 %. Pineapples, 50 300
4 %. Strawberries, 50 %. Brandy Pesches,
"a 75@5 90. Brandy Cherries, 50 006a6 80.
Pickles, half gallon, per doz., 81 75@5 Is;
OTIS, So 80; pints, 81 1902 so. Tomato
Gatsup, 81 2J@2 rs. Peppersance l %.
EGas-Fair supply and dull at l5@l6e;
FRUIT-Apples are dull at 75c@Sl so
PER Dbl loose. Peaches and Pears are in
demand, but very scarce.
FEED-Prices we're weak today and
but little Corn was sold Good yellow
and mixed in lots on levee range RON
95@97c, and white from $l@1 06, as to
condition; in a small way on orders, 3@5c
higher. Oats are dull at 53@55c. Bran,
$4,000. Hay, $2l@22. Cottonseed meal,
FLoUR-There is but q limited demand
and stocks are light. We quote as fol-
lows: Super, S. 50G5 70; X, $6@6 so;
Xxx, So 1907; xxx and fancy, 81 5O@
S 80.
FIsH-White Fish per half Dbl, IS 80.
S~ardines, Sl9936 for quarters and halves
per case. Maekerel, nominal.
GUNNIEs-GOod No. l seconds 1910
I5c and firm.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLow-Hides and
Furs are steady. Dry Flint, Ice; Dry
Salt, 13c; Green, &c; Green Salt, 7@7Xe.
Tallow, &c. Deer Skins, 15@lGc; Beaver,
60c@SI 90 each; Otter, 81 0O94 90 each;
Mink, 4Qc@Sl; Fox, soc; Coon, 12HG30c.
LEATHER-HemlOck Sole, 33@35c;
Oak Sole, 42@46c; Saddle, 40943c; Bri-
dies, S4S469 per dozen; Uppers, 40950c;
Calfskins, French, S45@7Oc; American
60, $9O@6O.
LIVE SToCK-There is but light de-
mand and stock large. No. 1 corn-fed,
6@6Lc; grass fed, 3@5c; No. l Texas,
per head, $30@50; No. 2, $20925; No. 5,
Sl5G20. Mich COWS, $3O@40. No l sheep
are scarce N in active demand at $500;
inferior are abundant and dull.
MoLAssRs-Moderate demand at 45@
9Oc.
NAus-Fair demand at 81 5004 GO rates.
NAVAL SToREs-Tar, in kegs, So 25@
5 IS for Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, $S@l0;
Pitch, VI per Dbl; oakum, S. O0@6 90 per
bale.
Oms-Coal, sO@s1c; Linseed raw, 81 $50
L 25; do. boiled, 81 40@I IS; Lard, 81 400
/ so; Lubrioating Coal Oil, 35@9Oc; Train
Oil, 81 25@I 80; Crude COttonseed Oil, 62@
55c.
PoULTRY-Firmer. Old Chickens, S5@
8 so; young, S3&5.
PRoDUCE-Only one or two shippers are
in the market, and potatoes range from
SlGDl 80 per hbl loose. Onions are dull at
81 50, including Dbl. Cabbage are dull
PRovIsIoNs-The demand is light and
prices are steady. We quote as follows,
but add that one dealer offered bacon
shoulders to-day at Is cents in lots
of five casks. Clear Bacon Sides
range from 10000. Clear Rib, 1910
191zc. Rib Sides, 1s14@ISAc. Shoulders,
l5E@l5%e, These are prices to the trade
and on orders from the oOudtry. Break
fast Bacon, 2l@22c; Plain Hams, zoe;
S. c. Canvased Hams, 25@26c. Lard in
kegs, 19c; ~tierces, 1715@ISc. Mess Pork,
S32Q33. Rumps, S36. Mess Beef, Sl7 so.
SUdAR-Louisiana, I@15c, as to quail
ityj YelloW clarified, 15@l51zc; white do,
I5H@i6c; crushed aud powdered, PIG
l6c; coffee A, l449l5e; B, l4@lj55G; eX-
ira G, 131Z@l4c; DemaraTa, II1%mI5c.
SALT-Two hundred and eighty pound
barrels, 81 35@2 40; dairy, 50 25@3 50.
SPRTTs-Highwines, SlMI Of; proof
spirits, 81 20gl %; r~ectified whisky, 90c@
81 Ia.
STARcH-558@so per III.
SOAP-MolLled, SS49lOZc1 yellow, 7A@
SIC; common, SAFE. Candles, l5@2ic.
ToBACCo-Prims natural leaf, light
pressed, 70c@I 10; fine fancy Va, 90cdSl;
fine bright pounds, S0@9Oc; medium
bright pounds, 70@s0c; common bright
pOHnds, 62G70c; medium bright half
pounds, sound, G2@7Qc; smoking, fine
and fancy, 60@sQe; mediqm and coAmon,
35Gg50c.
NNEGAR-Common and picking, 16@
soc.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAIL
RoAD-MANIFEsT OF FREIGHT RECEIVED
AT BMPHIs, July %, 1s7O.-Pettit d Simp-
son., l bale cotton; owen, MeNutt & Co,
| do; James Roper, l do; Guy, Mcclellan
& Co, 2 do; RaFtee, R9rlesqn q Co, 5 do,
l pkg sundries; Busby, johnson & Co, 2
bales cotton; Stratton, Goyer d Co, 3 do;
Jones, Brown q Co, 4 do; Fargsson Il
Clay, 8 dor Ii. Allen lcoi'd), 5 pkgs sun
dries; Brown, billiard 4 Co, 2 do; VOL
colt, Smith IL Co, lido; James Bschman,
4 do; Joshua II. Carr, ! head cattle; +.
Pfemfert, 8 pkgs sundries; Cubbins, Gum
& Co, 1000 IT lumber; j. w. Conrad, 1000
dot Williams q Co, 1000 do; J. M. Rice,
ROOD do, Moore, Eader a. Co, 5000 do.