Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-27

decided recoyery-less disposition to force
sales: better prices realized. At this
place, as at Louisville u CINCINNATI,
there is partial recovery, more inquiry,
larger sales, both for present and future
delivery. and rather higher prices, GER
tainly better ones than were a~ttalnabie IN
the early part of the week, and as TINS
improved condition has arisen from leglt-
innate influences, il is regarded but as the
begiuninp of an upward movement, which
will o manifest itself in a very accept
able ms But for the forced rates IN
New York last week OF some IU,OVV dds.
mess pork, and other movements there,
with the view of demOralizing the mar
kats. so as to secure large purchases at a
considerable reduction, the period OF IN
activity from which the general markets
are emerging would not have been pro-
duced. and trade would have improved
under the increased requirements of con-
sumers.
A late Chicago Times thus handles the
Board of Trade of that city:
The Board of Trade has become an as
scciation in which integrity, dignity ana
intelligence are swallowed up and over
Swallowed by the knavery, coarseness ana
ignorance which nave invaded and AIKEN
possession Of the chamber. Once admit
ted to the Board, the opportunities for
swindling, or " living by their wits
and inst about such wits as ~pickpOckets
possess-are ample; it having become
notorious that if a party from abroad buys
grain here, he viii get the grain every
fg7e. if prices decline, and be compelled
10 nav tne loss; while, if prices advance,
il will be found, about half the time, that
the grain was purchased from some of
these insolvent, irresponsible, and unprln-
cipled scalawags, who will neither deliver
the grain or pay the proht.
ALE-Sands' Ale, $40 so per %halt-barrel,
Porter, SII. Lager, per keg, $ p. Ale.
per dozen, S3@3 . for quarts; S29225 for
piuts. Porter, do.
BUTTER-Dull; Goshen, 42@H cents
Western, S2@S5c; good do, 2s@50c; com
BEANsgNavy, g 5O@2 70 per bushel
mixed white, 81 OO@2 25.
RRooMs AND BROoMCORN Brooms
steady at SS@6 per dOZ. BrOomcorn, Sl50
BAdGTNa Nominal. Heavy Ken
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING Co
ment SSGS Is: Rossndale s. 5OI4 70. Piss
ter a SOFAS. Hair, in 40 ID bales, 81 76Q3.
Fire brick S6@7. Building Brick s. per
NJ, Ohio River Lime 81 50Gl IS per Dbl.
Alabama 81 1882 90. Cape q. Hurts
Alabama 81 20 per car load, or S5c per
bushel in bulk.
CoRNMEAL-The demand is active and
prices arm; Kindred, on leyee, q 1904
S., in lots; IS from store. Fresh at mills,
p 90.
CoFPEE-Unchanged; demand steady;
Rio. IS@23c: Java, 2s@30o.
CoTTOE YARNs-HO. AOO. 2l0Eci 5OO,
lS6l9c; 900, I7@ISc; 100, l49lbe.
CHEEsE-Market OverstOcked and dull
at I5@Isc for E. D., factory and " K.
CoFToN SEED AND M~OTES-COttOn
Seed on isyee SIS O0@lS 50 delivered
at mills, buyer furnishing sacks. Notes
Ito AZ per pound.
Canned GOoDs-Condensed milk, Sl49
IA so per case. Cove oysters, ! 10, Vi 70
per d0z.; 2 lbs, 81 20. Peaches, g 4Otg
5 Is. Pears. s. so. Tomatoes, 81 5O9
/ rs. Cherries, $S@S 25. Pineapples, -.
Strawberries, SO 3. Brandy Peaches,
81 SOFAS. Brandy Cherries, So 2596 90.
pickles, half gal. per dOz., 70 60; quarts,
So SO; pints, g so. Tomato Cstsup, 81 .
az IS. P~epPeEsappe, - %.
FGGs-The market Is quiet az lSc.
FEED-Corn is again lower to-day, m
der the pressure OflsFge stock. Holders
ask 81 10 on the levee, but sales were
made at 81 oral OS, in lots. Oats are very
4 dull. zoe was offered on a consignment OF
100 sacks, pat no sale. Bran is dull at
SIS. Hay, S24926, a. TO quality. Cotton
seed Meal, - per ton.
FLoUR-AOderate demand, and pfipes
unchanged. Low supers,S 494 p. Good 90
81 SOFAS. y, s. 25G5 SO, Good family
and fancy brands, SOS.
FRUTT-Green Apples are in demand al
I 50 so to s. 80, as to quality and condition.
with light supply. Dried fruit-Peaches
! 9Gg14c; Apples sE9ec,
FIsH-Mackerel No 1, bbls S2t9S25; Il
Dbls Sl2 5O9SlS 90; No. Z, in bols 81 90
\ do S. IS; No. 1, kits & 9O9S3; NO. z
DO q I6@s2 G; No. s, 81 909SZ Euhite
Ash. \ bbls, Sc SO. SsEdlnas slst9lS dEer
case for quarters; SS0@3l for halves.
observation-disclosures are nrmsSt S6(g7
per dozen. No Geese or ducks in the
market.
GUNNIEs-Good No. l seconds 179lsc,
and hrn
HIDES, FURs AND FALLoW-Dry Flint
lie: Dry Salt lac; Green do. T97Hc.
Green 8ke. TsllOW, Sc. Deer skins 2lc.
Beaver 1892 each. otter ~ 25Gs5 each.
Mink 50c9Sl .. Fox Soc. Coon l594Oc.
I Tallow &c.
IEATHER-Hemlock Sole SS@S5c; Oak
| Sole 42as6s; Saddle 4094Sc; Brides ES9
80 per dozen; CppSFs 4895Oc; C~altsklns,
/ French S45(070: American do. $riGaO.
LIVE SrOCK-Msrket poorly tupphed.
| Nc. ! Beeves, 6G7c; No. 2, 5Fes8c; infe-
nor. 4LG5c. Mich Cows, $S095O per
head. Work Elples, sl25@l75. Work
Horses, Sl0O9Sl4O.
Observation-Disclosures, 59@75c; Eastern
syTups a999o.
S 70 for Pine; IN 40 gallon bbis, IS TO lOi
Pitch s. per Dbl; oskum y 70 u per
bale.
NAus-Fair demand at 81 50 rates
Ous-CoRl, 3i632c; Linseed raw
do. boiled, 81 1901 %; Lard, SnDOt@I 90;
LubFieating Coal OH, S5GSOoi Train OIL,
/ g 25Ql 30S Crude OottOnseed Oil, 52955c.
PowDER-Riae, per kegs 30; blasting,
a 50.
PRoDUCE-Peachblow potatoes are in
some demand at g per Dbl. Other kinds
are dull, nominal and generally worth
less. No Onions or Sweet Potatoes IN the
market.
PPovIsIoNs-There Is a Armer feeling
to-day in cured meats, but the demand is
in a small jobbing way. From store we
quO5e as follows: Mess Pork, $29 5O9SO.
Clear bacon sides, lTZ@l7Ac. Clear rib,
l6Z@l7c. Rib, l6H@l6Ae. Shoulders,
l2<MI23(c. Clear bulk sides $50
l6lfc. shoulders, III cents. Sugar
cured hams, plain and canvased, lS92Oc
Lard is unsettled. Dealers ask l6Z@l7c
for tierce, and lSL9l9c for kegs. Texas
mess beef, Sl7 per Dbl.
R1cE-Carolfna, s@sHc by the cask and
barrel.
uGAR-The demand is light and prices
firm. with fair stock on hand Common
Louisian ,9%@IOc; Fair, l0A@llAei GOOD
do, Il q me Fully Fair, liz q l2c
Prime, I2L6I3c; Choice, lSH@lSHci
Yellow Clarified. l4@l4Ac; White Clair
fed, I56l5Lc; Crushed and Powdered
4LGi5c; Coffee A, 13Z@l4Hc; B., lS1f
@l3%c; Extra G, l3h@l3Zc; q, lS9lSAc
Observation-Disclosures 9Sc9Sl 90; proc
spirits 81 2O9I Is; rectided whisky S5e@
81 10.
sTARcH-5K@sc per ID.
SOAP-MOttled 9z9lOhc; yellow 7%9
SIC; common 697c. Candles l5G2Oc.
TOBAOco-Prime natural leaf, light
pressed, 7Oo9I 10; fine fancy Va. SOc(9sl'
hna bright pounds, S0990c; medium
bright pounds, 709SOc; common brign'
/, pounds, 62970ci medium bright hal
/, pounds, sound, 62G70e smoking, mt
and fancy, 6O9SOc; medium and Common
VTsHaAR-Common and picking, 10
@2p
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
MANIFEST OF FREGHT-RECEIvED A
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, April 26, 1870
Moores a Norton, 2 bales cotton; Far
rington a Howell, 9 bales cotton,
pkg sundries; Meacham & TreadWell,
bale cotton; Stewart Bros. q Fizer,S5 90
Rootes. Vance & Co, 9 do; Newton Fore
a Co., 10 do; Fargason q Clay, doj On
lard, Pinson & Co, / do; Mckinney, Bry'
son, & Co, 1 pkg sundries; Z. Wil6ourn
s skis cotton seed, I pkg sundrles; W. "
Iusk. pkgs sundries; lsidOr Rosenbach
] pkg do; A. J. White & Co, 3 bdls iroI
+; ties; Moores, LetsOm & Co, l pkg sun
4, dries; J.. W. B., 2 do; Orgill Bros. a Co
1000 bdls iron ties.
i, AWNINGS, TENTS.