Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15

AlaDaIn 81 ~ per OaE AOaui VI OVO PSA
bushel in bulk.
CoRNMEAL-Scarce and in demand
and fresh kiln dried IS 1905 so In lots
From store a little higher.
CoFFEE-Firm; demand steady; RIO
1s@2Sc; Java, 2s4S0c.
CoTToK YARNs-No. 400, 2I@22c; 800,
ls@19c; 900, l7@lsc; 200, l49l5c.
CHEEsE-Prices are irregular, with large
stock. We quote from 16@lsc for Fac
tory, Western Reserve u Englsn
CoTToN SEED AND MoTEs-Cotton
Seed on levee SIS 90, or SIS 90 delivered
at mills, buyer furnishing sacks NOTES
Ito &c per pound. 1
CANNED GooDs-Condensed milk, SAG
IA so per case. Cove oysters, 10, ~ y
per doz,; 2 lbs, e 20. Peaches Z f Ss
/ rs. Cherries, SS@S 25. Pineapples, "a.
Strawberries, IS Is. Brandy Peaches
"a 5Oa5. Brandy Cherries, u 6096 90.
Pickles. half gal. per dOE., IS 90; quarts,
So 90; pints, 81 so. Tomato Catsup, 81 70
az %. Pepperssuce, 81 26. =,
EGGs-Prices range from Is TO 1Oc, Wlth
a good demand for fresh country.
FEFp-The demand is moderately &C
tive, but corn is weaker ana irregular,
with little or no choice in market. Prime
on levee is selling at 81 l59l IL, and in
store dealers ask Sl20@l 22H, a.
Is quality. Oats are firm at II
! 672J5c on levee; in store 73@,
75e. Rrsn is steady at ST 50@2S. Hay
S2S925 per toH. cgttton seed meal, $3.50
p per ton.
in fair demand, Low supers, $4,000
81 25; Good do, 81 5O@5i Extra, s. Esq
IS so; Good family and fancy brands,
sos.
FRUIr-Green Apples are scarce; choice
are selling at IS per Dbl. Dried fruit
PeacheS 9@9Hc; Apples sH@9c.
FIsH-AsckeYel No /, bbls $24@S26; n
bbls SI2 5O@Sl3 90; 30. 2, in bbls S17 SO;
4 do IS 75i No. ], kits ~ s99fSi No. 2
do & 1892 25; No. 8, 81 Se9p2. White
fsh, \ bbls, So so. Ssrdines sls@1S 90 per
case for quarters $S09Sl for halves.
PoULTRY-Chickens are scarce and firm
at s. 1896 90 per dozen; young SS05.
GUNNIEs-Gcod No. l seconds 1S915c,
and dull.
HIDES, FURs n TALLow-Ridss and
Furs srs weak. Dry Flint, Ice; Dry
Salt 1Sc; Green, 6cg Green Salt, 7@7Ho.
Tallow, SC. Deer Skins, l50I6o. Beaver
6O@SI so each. Otter, 81 O09S4 90 each.
Mink 40c9SI CO. Fox SOC. Coon l2H@
LRATHEE-Hemlock Sole SS@35c; Oak
Sole 42946G; Saddle te@4Sc; Brides $50
SO per dozen; Uppers 49@5Q5; CGlHskins,
French S45970; American do. SS09k0.
LIVE SToCH-Choics beef cattle are in
light supply. No. l Beevss, 6@7oi No. 2,
5H96c; inferior, 4K@5c. Mich Cows,
SSO95O per head. Work Mules, Sl25Ql76.
Work Horses, $1O09S140.
MoLAssRs - Kew Orleans re-boiled
firm at 6O@75c. Eastern Syrups, so
@9Oc. Drips, 81.
NAVAL SToREs-Tsr, In kegs, IS Is to
5 % for PiBsy ~ 40 gallon bbls, S. to 10;
Pitch 50 per Dbl oAksm IS to S6 per
bale.
NAms-Fair demand at 81 so rates.
0Us-Coal, S2GSSc; Linseed raw, 81 30;
do. boiled, 81 40@l IS; Lard, 81 4O@1 so;
Lubricating Coal Oil, $4,000; Train Oil,
81 259l S0T Crude COttonseed Oil, 52@55c.
PowDER-Rihe, per keg,S6 so; blasting,
a so.
PRoDUCE-Peachblow Potatoes, 81 75@
1 80 per Dbl, 65@75c per bushel. Sweet
Potatoes, g so per bushel. New Southern
Onions, 81 80 per Dbl. New Cabbage Sl4
ale per 100.
ssPRovIsIoNs-The demand is light, and
prices more steady to-day. We quote from
store as follows: Mess Pork, $50 6O63I 90;
Rump, S25926; Jowls, S20@2I; Clear
Bacon Sides, lS9lSHc; Clear Rib, l7H@
IKE; Rib, 17Lc; Shoulders, 13Z@l4c;
s. q. Hams, plain and canvssed, lS0
zoe. Lard is steady at l7@I71c in ~tierces;
kegs, lS49l9s. Texas mesa beef, SI7
RrcR-CaroIna, S@SKc by the oask and
barrel.
sALT-Good supply; 2sOlb. bbls. 81 5O@
2 60 in lots.
SUeARs-Prices are firm, and demand
steady. Common Louisiana, I0@l0Lc;
Fair, 1l@I1Kc; Good, I1HG12c; Fully
Fair, 129l2Hc; Prime, 13@l3Hc; Choice,
l3H@l4c; Yellow Clarified, l4K9I41Ic;
White Clarified, 15k@I5Hc (; Crushed
and Powdered, l5@I5Hc; Coffee A, l4@
Axe 3, lSZ@l4Hc Extra @, l3H@
SPIRITs-Highwines 81 O6GI Os; proof
spirits 81 2O91 25i rsctifed whisky S5c@
81 10.
sTAROH-5H@sc per b.
SoAP-MOttled 9X@lOHc; yellow X@
SIC; common 6@7c. Candles I5@2O6S
TOBAOCO-Prime natural Leaf, Hkht
pressed, 7Oc9I 10; fine fancy Va. 9OcGSl;
ine bright pounds, SO@90c; medium
pounds, 62G70c; medium bright half
pounds, sound, 62G70c smoking, fine
and fancy, 609s0c; medium and common,
S5G5Oc.
yrNEeAR-Common and picking, I6c
@25c.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAIL
RoAD-MANIFEsT OF FREIGHT RECEIVED
AT MEMPHIS, Tenn, May IA. 1870
Harrington & Howell, 8 bales cotton;
Meacham & Treadwell, 9 do; ! mes &
Brown, 6 do; Taylor, Radford& d., l do;
T. II. Allen & Co, 2 do; Clark, RL& Co, 2
do; J. II. Ryrne, agent, 22do; Q1y, McClel-
Ian q Co., 2 do; Lane, Moore & Co., 6do;
Psrtee d Miller, l DO Taylor & Ruth
land, lido; Saddler & Fisher, 8 dc; B. Ford
&Co, do; Dickinson, Williams 81 Co, Edo;
J. Roper, 2 pkgs. sUndriesi J. K. Wood, u
do; Lawrence & Gilmore, l do; Isaac
Friedman, l do; L. Newberger & Bro,
l do; @. C.. Ward & Bro, 3 bbls. turpen-
tine; Stratton, Goyer & Co., los SKIS. cof-
fee; Burke IL Frey, 80 head cattle; JsrIs
& Roosa, ] pkg. sundries.