Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-14
TRADE.

camille circles LO-uag OulSlut Ol tAS ItSu-
lar routine. Business was quiet and
moderately active, while fluctuations OF
prices were trifing and barely worthy OF
notice. Meats are weaker, and the tend.
encv continues downward. Light re-
ceipts of grain and produce for several
days has prevented sales, except from
store, and transactions are generally con-
/ fined to small local orders. Corn shows a
slight advance, and the tendency is up
ward.
The movement in our leading staple
was restricted during the forenoon by the
u~nfavorable character Of dispatches from
Eastern markets. Sales were lighter
than on any day for more than a week.
At noon better news came over the wires,
and buyers took hold freely. Most of the
purchases were made late in the day, and
prices given We're fully up to the day pre-
vious.
BAGGINe-The market is inactive. In
dia is in good supply at 24l1925c; Heavy
Kentucky 26@25Hc. Iron Ties 6AG7Ec.
BUTTER-The market is well stocked
and inquiry light. Choice sold at S5c;
medium is held at 30c and common at25c;
cooking butter sold as low as zoe.
BRoo1Is AND BRooMCoRN-Brooms range
from S3@Gper dozen, according to quality.
Broomcorn brings from Sl25@2OOp per ton,
according to quality.
BUILDERS MATERIAL-Louisville &C.
ment 81 25@2 50; Rosendale 81. Plaster
81 50(g5 90. Lime Sl@f 90. Hair, in 40 Id
bales, 81 1908. Fire brick S5@6. Build
ing Brick IS per NJ. Ohio River Lime 81
per Dbl. Alabama 81 60 per car load.
Orders Alabama s.. Cape 3.
CoRNMEAL-The market is quiet at
81 rs in lots from store, and s. on small
orders. Loose packed sells at 81 40.
CoFFEE-Prices steady and unchanged.
Rio ranges from 19924c, according to
quality.
CorTON YAENs-No. 400, DC; 500. zoe;
600, Isc; zoo, lGc.
UHEEsE-Factory Ice. w R. 1sc. E. D.
Ice. Market steady.
CoTroNsEED-Prices on the levee are
$40 per ton, and delivered at mills, SO so.
Notes command from l@4c per pound.
EGGs-The market is well supplied and
prices are dull at SOC per doz.
FLoUR-Transactions are Light and
chiefly for local retail trade. Prices are
steady and unchanged. Super, 81 50@
; 90; Y, 50 25@5 so; Xxx, s. 75G6 25;
xxx and Fancy Sc 1903 50, the latter
figure being retail rates.
FRUITs-Apples are in good supply and
duh at g seal so per Dbl. Cranberries s.
as per keg. Dried Apples 6E@7c; Dried
Peaches s@9c for quarters and halves;
Peeled, ll@l4c; Lemons, IS 5O99 per
box; Oranges, S5@s per Dbl; Prunes ISc;
Currants I6c.
FIsH-Mackere! No. /, bbls S249S25; Z,
bbls SI2 50@Sl3 %; No. ., in bbls Sl7 so;
4 do s. 70; No. !, kits % 9O@S3; No. 2
do g 1852 p; No. 3, 81. 9O@S2. White
fish, \ bbls, 50 90. Sardines SIG OO92O per
case for quarters; SS3@S4 for halves. Lake
Fish lOc per Id.
FEED AND GRAIN-Corn is firm and
selling from store at g7Ec3SI. None on
the levee. Oats are dull at 60G65c from
store. bay is dull and abundant at S25@
p per ton. The market is bare Of Bran,
with last sales at SIS per ton.
GAME AND PoULTRY-Receipts OF
Chickens since yesterday were sufficient
for the demand, and prices are S. 90 per
doz. Dressed fowls are also scarce and
firm. Ducks 81 50G5 90. Geese 81 90
as 90. Turkeys Sl692O per dozen, and
pressed 17@2Oc per lb. VenisOn 799c.
Wild Turkeys S9SI2. Wild Ducks SS@4
Bear, 12K6I5c. Quails 81 25@2 so per
doz. Squirrels, 81 25@I IS per dozen.
Rabbits, 8 5O@3 per dozen.
GUNNIEs-GOod seconds are 169lSc and
scarce, with an active demand.
HIDEs-Market quiet and steady. Dry
Flint lie; Dry Salt de; Green do. s@0c.
Green 6L@7c. Tallow Sc. Beeswax SO
@3Sc.
LIVE SroCK-Choice Cornfed Beeves
firm and Ia fair supply at
arr good CRASHED 4@5e; infe-
O,SIc; 7mon, 21l9SHc. Hogs sH@9c
nor V oo see Sheep, s4@6 per
$50 sno5. MN ~" Cow. $4,000; Work Oxen,
S70@l2O per yoke.
LEATHEB-hemiOck - cto1
Sole 42Q46c; Saddle 4O@4Sci oim go
60 per dozen; Uppers 4O@5oci -
French s45@7O; American do. $500
MoLAssEs-Prices are firm. Prime "
choice Louisiana, 7O@s5c; Golden Syrup
$I@l Is.
NAVAL SToREs-Tar, in kegs, IS 25 to
5 rs for Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, S to 10;
Pitch So per Dbl; oakum s. to So per
bale.
NUrs-Pecans are in light demand at
/ l0c for Arkansas and Louisiona, and Isc
for Texas. Peanuts are 6LG7c.
PRoDUcE-Peachblow potatoes are $50
soc per bushel. and 81 5O@2 per Dbl; Rus
sets S2@2 25. Onions dull at 50 5O94.
Cabbage So per hundred for choice. Tur-
nips SOC per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-Meats are weak and
4andinc downward. Mess Pork j: