Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-27
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY STATEMENT


as gree lri8s, etc, barely enough business
was transacted to keep the employees from
2 falling asleep In orders there WIS a mod
I crate business done by grain dealers. But
7 little or nothing was done from the leve5.
+ The offerings on Change were confined
exclusively to corn, of which some 800
y sacks mixed and yellow were exposed for
sale at 30, but did not find q purchaser.
Sales OF choice white was subsequently
reported az the same price. In OHJs very
little was done, save in a small way from
store, The last sales made were az JGc for
white and 65c for mixed. Hay is quiet,
and the supply in excess Of the demaud.
Good to choice timothy is sold at from SIG
AL. Bran Is steady st S26. Provisions
are dull and q shade easier, Mess pork
can be bought at Sl7 so in lots, and Is dull
even at that low figure. Bacon clear sides
are easier, and a strong disposition to sell
Is manifested by some Of our dealers who
have large stocks. Sales to-day were
5000 pounds in one lot at CSC, 9 casks do
csc. 5 do exc. Shoulders are less active.
and are quoted At 7G7Tc. Bulk meats
are dull and nominal. Lard is easier:
though, perhaps, not lower, One sale Of
so keg5 choice was reported today at llZc.
Butter is duh and lower, in consequence
of increased receipts, Sales of Z tubs
were reported today et l6c for good, and
= tubs choice new ~ ISe. The supply is
1 largely in excess Of the demand, and
i Az aaaaa NV - ~ ~ 80 a@@ o.
Eggs are al5O tsudiug downward, and
though, comparatively, the supply is not
as large as that of butter, tho tendency is
TO a still further decline Of from la2c,
Sales Of 4 boxes are reported az lie, 4 DO
at lie, and 6 do az I2Lc. Green apples
were offered to-day at 81 80 without pur-
ChaEsrs, and old in small lots we're dis
posed Of at S3G7 .. COrnmeal is In fair
demand. and prices are steady. sales of
leo barrels on the IeY5e were reported at
3 %. From store the prices hsvs i'd
vaucsd a fraction, IS Will be seen by our
appended quotations. Flour is steady,
and both the low and fancy grades are
held frner, though no material sdvance
il reported, either ia first hands or from
store. We quote super, s. 51G5 20; Xxx,
81 1907 Is; Xxx, 81 Z, as, and fancy,
IS SOFAS, in fret hands. New potatoes aIs
coming in freely by Wsgon, and find
ready purchasers at 50 for choice. Several
Of our dealers are doing q lively trade in
buying and shipping to Northern cities.
Old psachblOws are dull, and, although
held at s. from the lsvo5, can be purchased
in o sGiall way from the store aI the same
price New onions Gr5 quiet and IN mod
crate request. Not nue. is being done,
however, as the market is pretty well sup
piled from u country. Cab0ages are
scarce, but are coming in more freely than
during the early part OF the week, the
supply being about equal to the demand.
Refined sugars are unchanged IN price,
but Louisiana is nrmer sud more active.
The supply here Is fully up 20 the de-
| mand, but in New Orleans il is said to be
scarce. Private sdvices from that city
state that the merchants have not enough
/ 70 supply immediate wants; also tina sew
| er8l Of the largest dealers have gone to
Mobile to purchase. We quote the prices
| Of lesding articles from store, as follows:
ALE AND BEEE-Ale, SI0GIO so per half
barrel Porter, Sll. Lsger, per keg, s. OJ
Ale, per dozen, 8 75G3 torqu arts 81 20
/ al IS for pluts. Porter, do, Guinness G
YOUng's Scotch ale, in pluts, 8 % per
dozen.
BUrTEE-Is duh and lower. Sales are
willingly made at 1890 for choice new
Western old is dull al SGl2cs
BEANs-White mixed, 81 J092; navy,
s. 1902 % per bUshsL.
BAGGING AND TIEs-Dull; Kentucky and
tax bagging, zUG25c5 as 10 quality. Iron
ties, 5@6c.
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING &C.
msnJ, per Dbl, g 70; R0ssndai8 cement, I
404 %; plaster paris, 81 z5ga 90; GEIdsr
& Cos Alabama lime, 81 1901 go; hair, in
bales, - 5O42 70; hre brick, per 100, 81 90
@ 90; common brick, SlogE per 1000,
delivered.
B-EoOMs-S2 25G3 per dozen.
CoRNNEAL-Firm st s. 4OG3 As from
store, 50 4393 90 from mills aud 3 70 from
the levee.
CANDIEs-sliek, l59l9ci plain fancy, 20
G25c.
C0rrogsEED-Co5l0useed on Isvse, 50
per ton, buyer furnishing sacks.
CHEE5E-Euglisn Dairy, l64gl9c. Fac
tory, I7ZGlSci new DO, I3glI1c.
CAEDLEs-Star, IL o. uHe IL o., l2}zc;
full weight, lgc.
CoFFEE-quiet; Rio, common TO choice,
l5z9IgC; Java, 259zyl.
CANNED GoCDs-G0udau=o3 milk, Si4G
IA 90 per case. Cove oysters lilo, 81 25G
2 90 per dOz. Peaches, y 1902 90. Pears,
So 30. Tomatoes, 81 9yG2 W. Cherries,
SS03 10. Pineapples, y z5l3 90. Brandy
cherries, a 1000. 90. Pickles, half gallon,
per dOz, s. 90; quarts, g 25G3 90; pinls,
81 p. tomato cagsup, 81 20Sl %. Pep
p6rssuca 81 20.
EGes-Ars in good supply, and prices
tending downward. For fresh l28l5c is
realized on small lots.
FEED - Choice white corn is held
at 72L953c on The lsyge, and 74976c from
store. oats scarce a. t58lOc, Bran
81 S50l 20 per one hundred pounds.
Hay quiet, at 81 1901 % per 100 pounds,
as TO quality. Straw sl5GZ9.
FRUTT-Applgs firm 80 E787 so. for old,
and q 30 per bushel or SOC per box for now
small. Dried apples 6S7ci ~Gcoseo5rrle5r
a2G3 per bushsl, Oranges quiet az 3 81
W ~ II. ~ tH l
for N6s5luas
FLoUR-FIrm, but unchanged. Low, $500
o. 40; SUpgrs, - 1000 So; extra, s7Gt7 10;
double extra, 81 80; treble extra, SS0B5 so;
fancy, S. 75gg 40 per barrel; rye hour,
FIsH-Sardines, $50 90 for quarters, and
S35937 for halves. White hsD, IS per half
obi Roe herring, per half Dbl, S89S 90.
Macker8l, per half Dbl, No. j, 81 759l2;
No. 2, 81 75GS 90; No. 1 kits, 3 30Gl2 Is;
No. 2, 81 70; No. 3, 81 458I 90.
GUNNIEs-l5 cents for good seconds
Burlaps, l29l3c.
HIDES, FURs n TALL0W-Hides and
furs are steady. Dry diut, lSc; dry salt,
green, 797Zc; green salt, $4,000.
IallOW, $3.50, Deer skins, l9430c; beaver,
50 each; otter, Sl@4 each; mink,
4Oc9sl; fox, SOC; coon, RZ@30ci sheep
250l 30,
HoMINY-Demand Light; "a 7595 copper
barrel
LIVE STOCK-Western cOrn-fed beefcat-
tic are marketable at 436c, and CRASHED
at 2Z43Hc. Sheep are in better supply,
and are dull $335 90 per head. Lambs are
in demand al S394. Mich COWS are dull
at Sz5G4O.
Observation-Disclosures sole, SS@S5c; oak
sole, 35@43c; saddle, 40043c; brides, S48
coo per dozen; uppers, 3504Sc; calfskins,
American, per dozen, S30@4S.
MOLAssEs-ttrm, Common to choice
Louisiana, 5o475c; syrups, 7O99Oc; sor-
NAILs-Firm, at "a 1904 IS rates.
NAVAL STOREs-Lar, in kegs, rat600 for
pine; In 40 gallon barrels, $SglO. Pitch,
IS per barrel. Oskum, sos per bale.
Oms-COal oil, Z7G25c per gallon; lin
seed, raw, 81 O79l 10; linssed, boiled, 81 y
al 10; lard, 81 Is; train, 81 l2L9l 25.
POULTRY - Quiet a. 81 25g5 for old
chickens, and s. 50G5 for new. Geese and
turkeys are not in demand,
PROVISIONS Are dull. Mess pork &
SIS O0Cgl8 -. Bacon-clear sides, go
IOc; clear rib, 9H@9Zc; shoulders, no /
TIC; sugar cured hams, l4H0l5Zc, ac- &
cording to brand breakfast bacon, 13Z9
l4ZC; clear bulk sides, 5000; shout
dsrs, 6Z86%c. Lard quiet; tierce, 11H9
IKE; kes. lz0lZZc; cgddies, l4Ol4%c. J
PRoDUCE-Quiet. Old p%8achblow pc )
tatOss are dull at s. OO@3 %, andneW in
better supply at s3 SOFA 90. Sweet pota-
toes, 81 per Dbl. C~abbages, acarce and {
firm al S27G2S p6r 100, New onions, "a 30 s
as 90, Green peas, 81 90 per bushel;
stock peas, 81 50gl -. ,
POWDEE-Mining, per keg, s. 80; rife,
s. 50.
RIoE-south Carolina, IO9lOHc; Lou
8Z@9c. s
STAROH-5G8c per pound.
SoAP-German notified, 7k@7Lc; yell
saoT-Rsnges from 81 s5 to 81 80 per
sack. Z
suGARs-Louisisu 6rmer at 9912%c for
omen kettle; 12413Zc fer yellow ciaTi-
Red: I8Z314Zc for white clarified. Re
6ned. crushed, powdered and ~granuleted,
i4TaI4Nc. Coffee A. 1895 b, lS7scj c,