Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-30

the stock on hand is greater than the de-
lmand. Several lots nave been shipped
north. We quote, nominally at 500 (
~OoRrMEAL-Dull. Kilndrisd on levee
81 80 In lots; delivered, 81 So. In q small
way from store 81 65@S4 70.
CHEEsE-Dun and prices nominal.
CoFFER-Stesdy. Common 70 choio'
Rio, 206124c. Hn 81
CoTToN YARNs-No. 400, 2O@2lc; 600
I7@lsc; 500, l6@l7c; 200, I3@l4c. !.
CoTroNsEED n MoTEs-Cottonseed
on levee, Sl2, or $l2 80 delivered at mills
buyer furnishing sacks. Notes, 1@4c PEI
pound. :
CANNED GooDs-The market Is dull
and inactive. Condensed milk, $l4 00@
"A so per case. Cove oysters, i 10, 81 S5Gs
bper doz; 2 lbs, 81 S5G3. Peaches, 50 400
2 70. Pears, So so. Tomatoes, 81 45Cgl so
cherries, SS@S 25. Pineapples So 9O@
Pickles, half gallon, per doz 81 1905 20
OTIS, IS 60 pints, 81 3592 90. Tomato
IUatsup, 81 25G2 IS; Pepperssuce, 81 25.
EdGs-The market isnot well supplied.
Sales to-day at 23@25c. Demand fair.
FRUIT-Few apples are coming in and
there is no shipping demand We quote
at $50 per Dbl loose. Peaches and pears
are scarce and sell at fancy prices.
Grapes 7@10c per Id.
FLoUR-The demand is in a light job
bling way and prices steady. We quote /:
Ssper, IS 5O@5 rs; Y, S6@6 Is; Xxx, So sc
@7:XXX and Fancy, sos 80. :
FEED-There has been very little done
in this market during the week. Mer-
chants hold few orders and as a conse-
qutnce prices are weak. Corn on levee is
selling at S0@S5c in round lots as to quail
1 Y, and oats are held at SOC but ara dali.
bran is quiet at SIS 5C@19 90, with sales
during the the week at SIS. Hay is firm
at 5 5926 for choice. OF course these
prices represent round lots from frst
hands. Orders are filed at higher
rates. Cotton seed Meal, $22@2 per ton.
FIsH-Sardines, 20@20kc FOR quarters;
35@S6c for halves. White fish, IS so per
half Dbl. Roe Herring, per half Dbl, $50
8 90.
GUNNIEs-Good No. l seconds 12K@
Ice and firm.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLow-Hides and
Furs are steady. Dry Flint, 16c; Dry
Salt, 18c; Green, &c; Green Salt, 7@7Xc.
TaTlow, sc. Deer Skins, 15@16c; Beaver,
6Oca$1 so each; Otter, 81 0094 90 each;
Mink, 40c9$l; Fox, SOC: Coon, 12H@30c.
LEArHER-Hemlock Solo, 33@35e;
Oak Sole, 42@46c; Saddle, 40@4Sc; Bri-
dies, $4SG69 per dozen; Uppers, 4O@50c;
C%alfskins, French, $45@7Oc; American
LIVE STocK-we quote as follows :
No. l corn-fed Beeves, 6@6Hc; CRASHED,
4951c; No. l Texas, S4O&45 per head; No.
2, S25935; No. 8, S1S@22. Mich Cows,
$35G50. No. l Sheep, 50 0094 90 and dull.
MoLAssEs-Moderate demand at 45@
GOO.
NA11s-Fsir demand at 81 5O@4 co
rates.
NAVAL SToREs-Tar, in kegs, IS 25@
5 70 for Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, 5000;
Pitch, So per bbli Osknm, IS 0O@6 90 per
bale.
OTLs-Coal, SO@31c; Linseed raw, 81 Is
al Is; do. boiled, 81 40@1 40; Lard, 81 40
al so; Lubricating Coal Oil, 35@90c;
Train Oil, 81 25@1 so; Crude Cottonssed
Oil. 52@55c.
PoULTRY-Few chickens come in and
prices are firm. We quote at So 50@S6 for
young and old
PRoDUcE-There is a good demand for
potatoes at 81 75@S2 per Dbl loose, and
few comein. Onions are dull at $2@S2 so
ner Dbl, including packages. Cabbage,
S19@sl2 per loo.
has been rather light during the week,
and prices are tolersbly steady, though
some lots on consignment have sold
| under our quotations. Mess pork is quiet
at $30GSl in large lots, while on orders it
is held about SOC higher in a small way.
Mess beef, SIG 50gSl7. Clear bacon
sides, l9@l9Hc; Clear Rib, $50
IS&c; Rib, l7A@ISHc; Shoulders, l5A@
I6c. Lard in kegs, 199l91zc; t~ierces, Is
@lSXc; S. G. Hams, 25926Hc; Breakfast
Bacon, 19@2Oc.
SUeAR-Louisiana, 11@l5c, as to quail
ity; yellow clarified, l5@l5Hc; white do,
l5H0l6c; crushed and powdered, 15LG
Ice; coffee A, I4K@I5c; B, l49l4Hc; ex-
ira G, lSx@14c; Demsrsrs, l4H@l5c.
sALT-2SO-pound barrels, 81 55@2 As;
sFiRTrsEHighwines, 92095c; proof
spirits, 81 lO@1 Isl rectihed whisky,
s5@95c.
STARcH-5K@sc per Ib.
SoAP-Mottled, 9A@1Ohc; yellow, 7A@
SIC; common, 6@7c. Candles, l5@24c.
ToBACCo-Prime natural leaf, light
pressed, 7Oc@I 10; fine fancy Va, 90c@S1;
fine bright pounds, sO@90c; medium
bright pounds, 709S0c; common bright
pounds, 62@70c; medium bright half
pounds, sound, 62@7Oc; smoking, fine
and fancy, 6O@s0c: medium n common,
S5@50c.
VINEeAR-Common and Picking, 100
80.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAIL
RoAD-MANIFEsT OF FREIGHT RECEIVED
AT MEMPHIS, AUGUST %, lS70.-Rogers 81
Tozer, 2 bales cotton; Newton Ford & Co.,
3 bales cotton; Meecham q Treadwell,
9 bales cotton; j. f. Franks & Co., l bale
cotton; A. c. Tradwell q Bro, 43 pkgs
sundries; Lullman, 1 pkg do; Hill, Fon-
tain & %, 43 pkgs do; Rootes, Vance q
Co., l pkg do; Partee & Herbert, 4 pkgs
do; Thomas q Gross, 35 pkgs do; Burke
& Frey, 80 head of cattle; j. Weller, 1900
feet of lumber; Cubbins. Gum & Coover,
1000 feet o fIumber; Cubbin & Gum, l car
load of lumber; Moore, Eader & Co., l car
load of lumber.