Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-20

seed, raw, 81 079I 10; linseed, boiled, 81 IL
al Is; lard, 81 10; train, 81 12XGl25
OBANGEs-Are firm at 81 per box.
PEAOHEs-New peaches are scarce at
81 so per box or 80 per bushel.
P0ULTRY-Is firm; old chickens are
sold at s. 50G6 so and young at s. 295
per dozen, according to size, etc.
PRovIsIoEs-Ars dul and q shade
lower. We quote: Bacon-ciear sides, 90
@9%c; clear rib sides, 9091so; shOul-
ders, 7@7Sc; sugar cured hams,
canvased, l29l5c according to brand.
Breakfast bacon, 13@l3Kc; country,
hams, 1l@IlHc. Lard Is quiet; tierce
uX@IlMc; keg, RH@l2Hc; caddies, IS%
@l4kc. Bulk meats are dun and nominal.
Mess pork, 81.
PRoDUcE-Quiet. Old peachbloW pO-
tstoes are dull at g 3O9240, and new in
fair supply at S494 %. Sweet pota-
toes, - per Dbl, snddul. Cabbage in bet
ter supply at SIO912Per 100, as to quality.
New onions dull AT = 6O95 90. Stock
peas, 81 5O92.
PowDER-Minlng, per keg, a so; rife,
50 80.
RIcF-south Carolina, IO@lOHc; Lou
isians, SZ@ec.
SrARCH-5@6c per pound.
SOAP-Germsn notified, 7A@7Hc; yel-
low, 595hc.
sH0T-Ranges from q So to $500 per
ssck.a
SUdARs-Stesdy. Louisiana open kettle
common to choice, 9K@l2Kc; yellow
clarified, 13c; white clarified, l3H. Refined.
crushed, powdered and granulsted, l4hc.
Coffee A,lSHoj B, lsho; @, l24c; extra do,
l3c.
SALT-2SO pound barrels, 81 25@2 35;
dairy, s. 3O9S 80; sack, 81 70 for coarse,
and 81 for fine.
SPIRITs-Highwines 9S@94c; old Crown
anchor whisky, 70C; old Magnolia do, soc;
old Tennessee white do, 81; old Bourbon
do, 81 10; Tuscarora Bourbon, do, 81 25;
Glen Albin do, 81 S5; Hindes do, 81 70;
FOrd's do, 81 20; apple brandy, 81 25;
peach do, 50; New York do, FF 81 50;
Otard, Dupuy & Co., 1860, do, 81 90; Swan
gin, 81 25; Fish Imported do, "a 90; old
port wine, 81 2594 90; sherry do, 81 SOC
5; sparkling cstawba-pints, SIG; quarts,
Sl4; clsret per case, 81; Home bitters, per
case. 81 5007 90; Plantation do, per case,
50 90; Hostetter's do, per case, 81; Benedic-
time, $40 per dozen.
VINEGAR-COmmOn and picking, $50
$40 per barrel.
WoOP.-Wood steady at s. per cord;
sawed and split IS 5Oper cord delivered.
DRY GOODS.
The demand during the week has been
light and business duh. Prices have not vet
been materially advanced here, although
they have gone up fully 10 per cent. on
all cotton goods in eastern markets; there
will, however, be a similar advance here
as soon as the demand increases. A New
York telegram of the 18th says, regarding |
prices: There is a fair inquiry for staple
styles of textiles adapted TO the season, |
in anticipation of higher rates, but the
market is no wise active. Prices are
very hrm for cotton and wooden fabrics,
and an advance is being established on
many makes. Amoskeag heavy brown
sheetings have risen to 121<c; Continental
G do 1Sc; Broadway do 1O5<c; Indian
Head he; do 30 inch lie: Lyman d 10c;
Mass E l0c; Pepperell + 13c; r 12c; o he;
n To-; do IA wide sheetings 25c; S-4 do
do lO4 25c; do ia 40c; do u
45e; Wachusetts standard l2Hc; Laconis
brown drills l3c; Mass G do Ike: Stark
bleached l315e; Bates corset Jeans 91zc; |
Nsumkeag sateens 15c; Eagle stripes
Sc; Amoskeag bleached muslins have
again advanced to 15Ec; AndrOscOggin
wide shsetings 32Lc; do "a do size; |
Great Falls NJ Z; LOnsdsle Ice; LsngdOn
are up half cent on GB and AZ and 46 inch
brands, and Pepperen bleached in all
widths are up2Lc a yard. Carpets are high |
81, and are going to be further advanced in
q week OrtwO,in1uenCed by the raise mall
low woods. WoOlens generally must adj
vance in sympathy with the rise in wool, |
as in some classes of - and IA Ouncs fancy
csssimeress The cost Of production will
fully reach lSc a yard, to warrant. Ex-
element is prevalent everywhere in raw
and manufactured goods, ex-
cept the plethora of money in the great
marts seeking investment at low rates on
good cOllaterals." Business here is not
expected to improve much during the
part of the month. We quote as
follows:
Stripes and Checks.