Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-03

oTToN YARNs-No. 400, 21@22c; b0e,
lctg49e; 600, I79tSc; 700, I4@I5o.
COTTON SIZED AM MoTEs-Cotton
Seed on levee $1B 90, or $40 so delivered
at mills, buyer furnishing sacks. Notes
Ito &c per pound.
IA 90 per case. Cove oysters, 1 ID, 81 20
per doz.; 2 lbs, 81 20. Peaches, & 4Oa
2 70. Pears, So so. Tomatoes, 81 6O9
| 7b,a Cherries, SOS 26 Pineapples, "a 50.
Strawberries, s. 26s brandy Peaches,
/ S5e8b So Brandy CheFriesa s. 50(G7 90.
Pickles, half gal. per doZ., S. 80; quarts,
s. 90; pints, 81 so. Tomato Catsup, 81 Is
4 az o. PepPersauee, 81 25. IH 8s
EGGs-Prieesl are frmer and the de-
mand more active. Sales to-day were
made readily at loo. glf al"
FEED-The grain and feed market con-
tinues unsettled and irregular. Corn Is
| 6rmer and choice white sold on the levee
at 81 Is; other grades at various rates be-
tween 81 Goal 10; for choice yellow n
mixed 81 l0A was regarded a uH figure.
/ for round lots; small orders from store
were dlled at 81 l2Gl Is; the receipts to-
day were chiefly by the st. Louis packet,
/ and footed up about HOO sacks; a round
! lot of yellow and mixed was sold at 81 90
| late last evening. It would have brought
something above this figure to-day. Oats
are duh and irregular, 6O@65c. Bran is in
/ llghb ObulAlu ~ S1Vk4LG per ton IN lois on
/ the levee; from store a dollar more is
asked. Hay is dull at SlS@22 in lots, and
S24 on small orders; prairie, in store, SIG.
| Cottonseed Meal is S8S@25 per ton.
FLOUR-But little animation was man
ifested to-day. Sales of small lots Of
medium grades transpired at the ruling
rates, and the market continued un-
| changed in prices. Fine and Super, a 80.
90; X, So %: Xxx, 50 50g6; XXX and
EHnFN- 81 ZDNNh ll. ""E -.. "... ....-A D
ERUIT-Green Apples of last years
crop are about exhausted. Dried Apples
are dull It 6G7c. Peaches are 7 10 8 and
&c for choice bright.
FIsH-Mackerel No l, bbls S2@$25; ~
obls Sl2- 5O9S13 90; No. 2, in bbis SI7 SO;
4 do % g; No. l, kits g s0g$S; No. 2
DO y 15Q$225i No. 3, 81 9O9S2. White
fish, 4 bbls, 80 so. Sardines $1s918 so per
case for quarters; $S09Sl for halves,
GUNNIEs-Good No. l seconds 1S015c
and dull. aH
HIDES, FURs AND TALLow-Hides and
Furs are steady. Dry Flint, Ice; Dry
Salt l3c; Green &c; Green Salt, 7@7Tc.
Tallow, &c. Deer Skins, l5GI6c. Beaver
6OG$l so each. Otter, 81 009A 90 e"ch.
SOC.
LEAFHER-HemIock Sole sS@S5c; Oak
Sole 42946c; Saddle 40Q4So; Brides $50
% per dozen; Uppers 4095Oc; Calfskins,
French $45G70; American do. $3O450.
LIVE STOCK-Choice beef cattle are in
light supply. No. / Beeves, 6G7e; No. 2,
$1,000; inferior, 4H@5e. Mich Cows,
y4ot.1ea Bar head. Work Mules, $125@l75.
work Horses, siOO@sl4o.
MoLAssEs New Orleans re-boiled
firm at 5OGS5c. Eastern Syrups, %
@9Oc. Drips, 81.
NAVAL SToREs-Tsr, in kegs, S. Is 70
5 70 for Pine; in 80 gallon bbis, IS to 10;
Pitch f6 per Dbl; Oakum IS 90 % per
bale. l1-
NAms-Fair demand at 81 so rates.
Oms-Cosl, 30932c; Linseed raw, 81 80;
do. boiled, 81 4D@I 45; Lard, 81 40@1 80;
Lubricsting Coal OIL, S5@9Oe; Train Oil,
81 25Gl 80; Crude COttonseed Oil, 52955c.
PoULTRE-Chickens range from S696 so
for old and S3@5 for young. Turkeys are
in light demand at S20@24 per dozen.
PRODUCE-Old Potatoes are dull at 81 rs
az per barrel, and 81 so in a small way.
New Potatoes are worth So 5OG7. New
Onions are IS 50@4. Sweet Potatoes are
81 80. Cabbages are lower and the market
is dull at Sl09l2 per hundred. The mar
ket is well stocked with new Cabbages
and Potatoes from New Orleans and prices
manifest a declining tendency.
T PROVISIOHS-The market is fairly sup |
piled with all classesIof meats. There is |
but little doing, except in a small way,
though prices are stiff and dealers are not
inclined to sell unless at full ig-
ures. Moss Pork, $50 6O931 90. Prime
Mess, 81 O0Gg2S W. Ramps, $25 O0(a26 90. |
J0Wls, $40 OOglS 90. Clear Bacon Sides,
lS0lSLc. Clear Rib Sides, l71S6 |
IKE. Rib, I7Z@l7Lc. Shoulders, 1917
Ollie. Breakfast Bacon, l9920c. s.. C.. |
Hams, 10000; some faVorite brands are
held at 22@23c. Mess Beef $l7Q17 so. |
Lar, in ~tierues, l7@l7Hc; kegs, ISh@19c.
FNhnwa 30 "a r.awaV,a-T - - 1
meats at prices ranging from H@lc below
Western packed. al-ia --."
SABr-The market is wen supplied and
80 lb bbls sell per ear load or delivered
by drays at g 3692 As.
% UeARs-Prices are steady and demand
light. Common Louisiana, I0GIOHc;
Fair, 1l@llZe; Good, IIX@l2c: Fully
Yellow Clarified, I4L@IA C; |
While Clarified, l5L@I5Lc Crushed
ana Powdered, 15@I5Lc5 Coffee A, liza |
b, I3AG4Kc Extra q, ISL@
I3H@18Lc.
SPIRITs-Highwines 81 OG6I-O7; proof
81 209I %; rectiied whisky Seq
q 10.
sTARoH-5H9Sc per ID.
SOAP-Mottled 9Z@IOXc; yellow 7X@ |
sHe; common 6g7c. Candles I5@2Oc.
ToBAOGo-Prime natural Leaf, light
pressed, 70c9l 10; fine fancy Va. 9Oc@s1;
lie bright pounds, sOGSOe; medium
bright pounds, 7O@SOe; common bright
62970c; medium bright half
sound, 62Q7Oc smokiCs, fine
fancy, 609SOe; medium and Smmon,
ENEeAR-Common and picking, Ice
9S0c.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAIL
RoAD-MANIFEsT OF FREIGHT RECEIVED
AT MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 2, lS7O.-
Bros. d Fizer, 8 bales cotton;
Vance q Co, 4 dos E. NJ. Apper-
& Co., lido; J. T. Frank & Co., lido,
Is pkgs sundries; Newton Ford IL Co.,
Is do; j. M. Patrick & Co., 3 bales cottPbav
J. X. Wood, 5 Pkgs sundries; StaExex-&i
Moore, l dc; Isaaes & Ehrman,. 5 do; Far
Jason q Clay 5 do; Jones, Brown q Co.,
do; Oliver, Finnie IL Co., 2 do; Missis-
and Tennessee Railroad Company, /
1900 feet OF lumber; Burke & Frey, so
head of cattle.