Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-24

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The market opened in grain weaker than
. II closed Saturday evening. During the past
week shipments TO this market have been
: larger than for several weeks, aud the stock
/, on hand Is in excess OF any time during this
1 period, which may account to some extent Tor
4 the slight decline experienced this morning.
BraR sold on the levee, 100 sacks, for S26,which
has not been done before for fOur weeks; and
IN store, $50 sacks, at S27 per ton; and in hay,
= 50 bales sold for $50 per ton, a decline Of 81 to
81. The best Oner made In the morning for
oats was 4sc, but was not sold; holders are
asking 30 % 52c. This is n decline of ? TO &c.
Corn has also experienced a decline, selling
this morning at T9c, a decline OFF, to &c. With
the exception of coffee there have been but
/ few CHANGES, We ouofe Rio coffee THIS morn
ing ct p to &c, an advance Of 3 to &c since this
time last week. One dealer this morning had
an offer OF 2c in gold for 3O Sacks, but refused
| 10 take 1t The coffee market is excited, aud
To what extent It will 60 is very hard 10 deter
mine, but We caunot think that holders Will
realize their fond expectations. Apples are
in good supply and unchanged, at 50 to 81 80.
Beans are selling at g 70 to 81, and scarce.
Butter, fair table, is 2jc; choice, which has
been scarce, selling at CSC, and lots to arrive
holding at 3Oe-this isstrictly choice. The de-
mand for better grades is good. In cheese
there is a continued local and order demand;
which keeps the market well up, selling read
ily choice at Ice, Eastern markets are weaker
and foreign shipments much less. Eggs arefn
abundant supply, and prices range from % to
TO 25c, some lois run much less; choice eggs are
unchanged. Dried fruits are firm. Flour Is
still firm at the advance, though weaker In st.
Louis. In Cincinnati the feeling is dull, and
should holders press sales in the present con-
dition OF trade, a msterial decline would have
TO be submitted to. The supply Is about equal
TO the demand. In bagging the market re-
mains active. Cotton picking has been prose-
cuted to the utmost during the past fine wealth
er, and trade in this line has been more brisk
than usual, but prices have ruled the same
throughout: there are no changes nom quota
lions below. Receipts In lard are fair and the
demand good; prices unchanged. In groceries
there is no ehange, each article remaining
1rm, except fish, which has slightly advanced,
as quoted below. Liquors are firm, with a
tor the week ending to-day has been very sat
| i~SiactOry To dealers in this market. There has
not been so-m1ch doing In heavy goods as the
week before, but a much larger business in
lighter or fancy goods. In the dry goods and
boot and shoe markets business has been fair,
but no marked change. The week, after the
fine rain Of Sunday opens very hattering 10
dealers generally.
GeneraI Market
APPLEs-P Dbl, 50 90 to 50; in demand.
BUILDERS, Observation-Disclosures cement,
, Dbl, So W; BOsendale cement, So 50 to 4: plas-
ter Paris, S. 70 10 4: Alabama lime. 81 40 i bbI
by carload and 81 90 In store; hair, &c D Id; hre
brick, u D 400; common brick, $40 to u D 1000, |
BUTTxR-Choice table, "a to sc; medium,
4 ~ OOOhAA6s L. ~ IN AnAClADAF Az - H.. Il
B~AGGIEG-Hemp and fax, lbs, lSs4c; ~ lbs, |
is2c; iron uesy5T 70 &c; baling twine,I6 10 f7c.
AooE-Clearsides gg9Ae; clear rib, s5s9s34c; |
shoulders, SIC; breakfast bacon, ll%gl2Hc; |
mess pork, SI4 G9l5; rumps, $40 509l2; choice |
and canvased nams, l79sc; choice plain hams,
l6Zc; inferior, RH9l41zc.
y ton. Scarce. |
BKESwAx-0 to &c D ID. 4
C~oRNHEAL-Kln. dried, So 50 to IS; IN store,
50 90 to 3 rs.
CABRAGE-sS to 10 per crate.
COFFEE-RlO, 20 to 24e.
/ E2EnuE- Saline n 2 Ia 4
CANDLEs-Light weight, star, ID to I4c; full
weight, lSc.
y case: cove oysters Id. 81 10 to l Is: 2 III. g 10
70 20, per dog. S~ardines, quarters, D case, S25
70 q; halves, s36 TO So
EGGB-FreSh acked "A to 25c. |
F~LoUR-SBpers, So %; extras, So 50 to 7 50;
good family, 8 % TO 9 90; fancy brands, 50 90 TO
FIsH-white nsh, IS 50 to . half Dbl; kits,
81 50; roe herring, D half Dbl, So; smoked her
ring, IS TO SOC . box: new mackerel, . Dbl: No,
SIS 20 Is: half Dbl, IS 50; kits, 81 90 to rs; No. 8
large bbls, $40 10 Ii; half bbls, IS 50; kits, 81 Is.
oats, In store, IS to Csc.
GLAss-Window glass, single strength, 6x8 to
8xl0 s. Is; do l0xR to I0xl4, SO; do I0xl6 to Tx
Is, s. SO; do I4x2 to i6x24, s7T5. Jobbers allow
a discount OF = per cent on these rites on lots
HAY-ChOice western timothy, on Ievee.
$50 90; in store, 81. In demand.
HARDWARE-AXes, b dog, SO SO to IA; show
els, Ames's, s4 80; spades, Ames's, SIS 50; cast
ings, Sc: plows, Avery, each. A iron. II. 4Zc.
cast steel, % TO 25c; German, Is to 20c; nails,
SIS TO 4 70 y keg: rope, 10 TO 2lc.
HIDES, WOOL. ETC-Are in demand. We
quote: Flint hides, lSc; dry salted, IA to l5c;
green salted, . to 91zc; green, &c. Wool is sale
Deer skins are taken at Is to 2Oc per pound,
and speep skins at soc TO 81 Is each.
LIegoRs-Eectne whisky, 2 gal, 81 tos Csc;
", 81 TO rs; American gin and brandies, 81 10
% / 90; h~ighwines, 81 to Csc; claret wine, D case,
81 70 70 80; port and sherry, per gal, 81 % 10
z %, Home Differs, - dog, 50 70 TO z 10. Il
LEATHER-aemlOck sole, D ID, 30 to Csc; oak,
g TO &c; harness "a 70 SSe; uppers, . doz, 30 to
Sc French cali, $40 TO 90; American, $50 to As.
DIX IA TO lIzc; fierce, l0Z to l0Hc; /
eaddies, l3Z 20 i4c. !
tor Alabama; Cape, 81 50 to LOO; Louisville ce- )
ment, 100; Rosendale, 80 50; plaster, 81 to 4 Is; (
hail, y 10, ; to &c, iTe brick, y 100, So 50 to 4
D gal In bbls. IS to
DC; rehned syrups, 50 70 Zoe; in hall bbls and ]
kegs, to lOc higher; New Louisiana soc.
70 8; short counts, So 25.
OILs-CSal oil, 30 to 3lc q gal: lnseed, raw.
81 o.; do boiled, 81 u: lard of. rs to sec: train
soc; West virginia fnbricating' IS to sSc: cotton
seed oil, crude, &c; refined yellow, &c; white
57e; cake, so . ton; cottonseed, 50 per ton. :
Dbl, 50. :
~POwDER-Ride, . keg, So. s
PorAroEs-e Dbl in shipping order, 50 90 to
PAIErs-White lead, Golfers, a Id, I0H to
IKE; southern, lie, cottage colors; zinc, best
French, Ice; American, l2c; turpentine, 5Sc; f,
patent dryer, l5ci Japan do, 81 50 to l rs: putty, :
bulk, 41c, bladders, &c, Yarntsh, coach, SO so to :
8; copal, 81 10 3; hre-proOf paint, 50 b bbl; whit 1
ing, gilders' best, sc; venetian red, &c; yellow
Searching, prime new Hc; RangoOn, 8 5
Rope, EroICOtton rope, y Id, 30 to sSc: lutte. o
= 10 y inch, l6c; grass, 4 70 4 inch, 20 TO &c;
hemp nominal; 1ute twlne, DC; paper Irvine, s
small, SOC. Zoe and 81 ger reaIR; Manila, y 10,
loo.
sUsAR-Renned white, crushed, powdered
and ~granulated, AZ TO 1870; soft refined, l2z !
to l3%c: Louisiana clarified, u TO ISc: brown l
and yellow ho 'saead sugars, to nc.
SALT-K1naWha and Ohio river. So Is To 2 30
y Dbl of 80 lbs; dairy, . Dbl, IS 25 TO so; Liver
pool, y sack, 81 IS for fine.
SHor-S sack, 81 90 to 2 s.. L.
notified, 10; common, Sc, =
SoDA-ln boxes, 70 SO; In kegs &c. ;
IALLo6L-Qulet ats 70 SIC. !
quote: Tin plate, &c, 10 !
ia, sll 90 TX, l0xl4, sl4 50; &c, I4xa6, SL2 10: tx, I
per bottoms, &c; boiled sheet iron. 26 and 81 az I
TO &c; charcoal do, 8 TO &c. =
ToBAcco-Manufactured tobacco, extra fine =
and iancy Virginia work., 81 tol 10; fine, 80 TO 4
soc; good, ~ 70 SOC; medium, 90 to zoe; common :
81 to 5sci oaddies, quarters, ine, 6S to nc; good :
medium, s. TO &c; common, So to 0Oc; smoking,
common medium, D TO 400; ane 70 fancy, 6c
VxEGAR-Cider.s Dbl, 81 60 to 60; wine vim
WoOD AND WILLOW WARE-Buckets, paint:
ed, 2 and 5 hoops, D doz, 81 IS 10 Q rs; cedar, 2
OFFS, Ss7G Soa, IS Is; N02, 50 50; No i, SO o: :
~ % q trays, - 70 2; churns, pine, 10 to b
y lncnes, ~ 0bO IL cedar. trOn-bound, Sl4 TO {
~; weli-huckets, hoop ear, IS; wrought ear, So; {
large swivel, ~; Washboards, wood, 81; zinc, \
g %; ~ax-handles, 81 30 to 2; measures, nest al 8, 9
81; hall bushels, y dog, IS; irOn-bound, SE :
pecks, s.; clothes-pins, D box OF 8 gross, 81 IS; d..
spinning-wheels, b dog, S35: brooms,r ring necka, {
D dos, xl7G hurl, plat handles, $3.50 fancy
handles, 81; shaker, IS 50; steamboat, 81, hiok-
DRY splint- 81; hearth, 81; whisk, 81 Is to 2 7;
mops, cotton, y; sleeves, Iron wire, 81 rs TO q
plated wire, S3& .
Live Stock.
Beef cattle are in limited supply, with brisk
demand for better grades at S5@5 80 for choice: Y
50 0@4 80 for second quality, and dull for conn 4
mon at e O063 %. Hogs are in good SUNNY c
With fair inquiry At 80 085 30 lOr smooth lat Q
block hogs and u 90 for half fattened shoats. |
Sheep and lambs are also scarce for best grades I
and arm at 50 5094 50 per head for best grades, {
and dull for inferior and common at 81 6laa :
Cows and calves are in better demand, with
none IN markeB We quote them at 835940 for
medium, and toO9eO TOR choice.
B00ts and shoes.
I There is no marked change in this market y
There was a material change In Eastern cities.
caused by the demand from Chicago, but the =
advance did not effect this market. Dealers :
here report satisfactory sales and pnomptness 4
IN collections. The market is in a healthy y
condition, and merchants are pleased with =
the prospects. The country trade has been q
very large and increasing. q
Mems q. 3. Kip BrogAns BAL 50 1
Ms Baieneller's Super Kip Brogans / seal 80
Ms L and 3. Kip Brogans. .-......... l 25al G% :
MS L End b Calf Brogana,,-. 1 T5a2 SO b..