Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-28
TRADE.

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usually is on Saturday, though the pack
cts departed with fair trips of merchan
disc and people. The demands for planta
ton supplies generally light, thougl
hagging and ties are going to the interfo
in quantities. The cotton picking season
has already commenced In many sec
tons south of Is, land by Monday next
the hands will commence to gather the
crop from the low-lands along the Mis-
sissippi and its tributaries. For some
weeks therefore We may look for but few
planters in our city, though orders fol
goods will rapidly increase.
ALE AND BEER-Sands' Ale, SO so pc
~hslf-barrel, porter, $Il. Lager, per keg
IS Is. Ale, per dozen, $3G3 Is for quarts
S29225 for pints. Porter, do. Guinness
q Young's Scotch Ale, in pints, s. 60 PEI
dozen. tr .as
BUILDERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ce-
ment, 74@S4 so; Louisville cement, 81 II
@S.- Cape lime, 81 S5@2; Ohio river
81 so; Utica, 81 IS; Alabama, 81 9002 90
Plaster hail, 81 20 per bale. Fire bricks
IS 90. p
BUTTER-Dun, stock fair. Choice, 25G
&c; Good, 20923e; Common, nominal.
BAGsING AND TIEs-Heavy Bagging,
SOH9S2c, with good demand. Ties, GIG
&c. :
BEANs-Dull at 81 5OG2 50 per busheI
for white mixed and navy. g.
BRooMs AMI BRooMCoRN-Brooms are
steady at S395 per doz. Broomcorn is
nominal at SIoOaI25 per ton.
GoRNMEAL-DulL. Kilndried on levee,
81 80 in lots; delivered, "a go. In a small
way from store 81 1905.
CHEEsE-Dun and prices nominal.
CoFFEE-Steady. Common 20 choice
Rio, 2O@24c.
CoTToN YARNs-No. 400, 20G2Ic; 500.
I79lSc; 600, 169f7c; 700, I39I4c.
E0FTONSEED AND MoTEs-Cottonseed,
on leves, Sl2, or SI2 SO delivered at mills,
buyer furnishing sacks. Notes, 1@4c per
pound. a. Ga
CANNED Goops-The market is dnlI
and inactive. Condensed milk, $I4 GOA
IA s per case. Cove oysters, l n, 81 S5@2
per dog; 2 ms, 81 55@3. Peaches, 81 400
2 IS. Pears, 50 90. Tomatoes, 81 45<0l 90.
Cherries, $393 IS. Pineapples So GOA
4 Is. Strawberries, IS Is. Brandy Peaches,
81 1895 90. Brandy Cherries, S. Oo@6 20.
Pickles, half gallon, per doz., 81 1905 Is;
qts, S. 80; pints, 50 35@2 so. Tomato
CatsUp, 81 25@2 Is. ~PeppersSuce 1 IS.
EGGs-Prices are irregular. Selling at
q TO 24c, as TO condition.
FRUIT-Green apples are scarce with
light demand. Selling from wagons at
Sl9l so Dbl. measure. Grapes, 7@9c.
Peaches and pears, scarce and nominal.
FLoUR-We have no changes to tote in
prices. The demand is light. We quote:
$ 5O@5 IS; X 6@6 %; Xxx, s. SO
@7;XX& and Fancy, Sos so.
FEED-The demand is very light and
prices are unchanged. We quote Corn on
levee at S09S5c from first hands, Oats are
quiet at soc. Bran, $40 Hay, $20926, as to
quality. Orders are filled at higher rates.
seed Meal, S22G24 per ton.
FIsH-Sardines, 20G2D%c for quarters;
for halves. White fish, IS 80 per
hall Dbl. Roe Herring, per half Dbl, $50
so.
GUNNIEs-Good No. 1 seconds l2H@
l5c and quiet.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLow-Hides and
are steady. Dry Flint l6e; Dry
Salt, lSc. Green, &c; Green Salt, 7@7Hc.
Tallow, SC. Deer Skins, l5@l6c; Besver,
80 each; Otter, 81 OO94 90 each;
Mink, 40cG$1T Fox, soc: Coon, l2H@3oc.
LEATHER-Hemloek Sole, 33G35c;
Oak Sole, 42@46c; Saddle, 4O@43c; Brl-
dies, ASG69 per dozen; Uppers, .40950c;
C~alfskins, French, $5@TOc; American
LIVE STOCK-Prices are unchanged.
l corn-fed Beeves, 6@6He; CRASHED, |
iG51<c; No. Texas. $4O@45 per head; No. !
2, S254S5: No. 3, S1SA22. Mich Cows, |
No. l Sheep, 50 G@4GO and dull
MoLAssEs-Moderate demand at 45@
'Oo. i
NAms-Fair demand at "a 5O@4 60
-stes.
NAVAL SToREs-Tar. in kegs, IS 25a
rs for Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, $89l0; |
itch, IS per Dbl; oakum, s. OO96 90 per
,ale. /
Oms-Cosl, 3O@3Ie; Linseed raw, 81 Is
81 Is; do. boiled, 81 409I 40; Lard, 81 40
81 so; Lubricating Coal Oil, S599Oc;
Train Oil, 81 25&l 80; Crude Cottonseed
Dill, 52G55c. i adl-f II
D-~~r-.- m. IL VII
,hickens, 50 50S5; old, 50 5O96. 4
PRODUCE-Potatoes are scarce at 81 per
,bl loose from wagons. Onions are not so
bundsnt, bat prices are weak at 50 500
g per Dbl. ,
PRovIsIoNs-There was no change
eported in prices to-day. We quote 4
store as follows : Clear Ba-
on Sides at 19@I9Xc; Clear Rib, $50
SIC; RIB, IA@lSXc; Shoulders, $40
s. G. Hams, 25@26Me; Breakfast
Sscon, l9@2Gc; Mess Pork, $3093I 90;
less Beef, SIG 50@l7. "a
SUGAR-LouisiRna; l1G15c, as to quail
"; yellow clarified, l5Gl5Hc; white do,
5HG16c; crushed and powdered, $40
&c; coffee A, HX@l5c; B, 14@l4Kc; ex-
@, 13H@l4c; Demarara, l4K@l5c.
sALT-ZSo-pound barrels, q S6@2 As;
s. 25G3 50.
sPIRITs-Highwines, 9269jc; proof
81 IO@l-l5; rectifed whisky,
arETFsfsal .A II
STARoE-5K@Sc per lb.
SoAP-MOttled, 9Z@i0Hc; yellow, 7Z@I
nc; common, 6G7c- Candles, 15@24c.
ToBACcO-Prime natural leaf, light
ressed, 7Oc@l 10; fine fancy Va, 90cG$i;
ne bright pounds, 60@90c; medium
right pounds, 70gsOc; common bright
62G70c; medium bright half
ounds, sound, 62@7Oe; smoking, fine
nd fancy, 60@60c: medium and common,
aab sel Il
VnEEsAE-Common and picking, 16@
Dc. Il