Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-23

rapidly, and > good irsde Is anticipated
this season. Grain and meats ars hrmer
owiugtO the advancein 81. Louis fnsights
rule ct soc per barrel; OF flour,
potatoes ard mehl, do; corn, 80s per hun-
dned; light frelghts, Acc per hundred, n
heavy SOC; pork, SOC per barrel; whis-
ky, SI60. Meats are hrn1er, and in better
demsnd, with small receipts; clear sides
ste selling TO the trade ct SIC, in some
case; for small lots, SIC is asked for
choice western, packed. We note a sale
OF summer packed, % Casks, at Sc,
though the price was under the regular
market. Shoulders are In good demand,
with prices 6rm, owing to the small re-
ceipts, sailing 10 first hands st 6H@6%c.
Hams, choice sugar cured cauvsssed are
in fair demand, selling to the trade at
I50l6c; 8 few lots that come under the
grade were closed out at 14Lc. Breakfast
bacon is steady at 10H01lc, for sugar
cured canysssed. Lard Is lover, with a
smsn demand. We learned of sales
asking s. 25 per barrel in anticipation of
small recsipts and advance in freights
hay; no choice in market, selling to ar
rive in large lots at so to % per ton, IN
store $50 per ton is asked. Prairie grass
Is in full supply, with "A small demand,
At - 20 I6 per ton. Straw Is dull at Is 10
Is so per ton. Bran Is in fair supply,
with q fair demand, selling in first hands
at IL per ton. Flour is active, with re-
ceipts of 5000 bbls. since Saturday. The
trade is mostly confined 10 family brands;
common is in Light request. We note
sales 1t the following figures: Y, 3 90 20
4 so; Xxx, IS 80 TO 9; XXX, 70 90 70 8 20;
choice.family and fanoy ibrsDds, 81 50@si5O
OF tieree at l0GlOkci keE, l0z9lle; cad
dies, l2H9lSAe. Mess pork ruled quiet
and dull, with q light demand for
4F~mme1fafa aouaumnffnu sailing AT ET2n
Is . per Dbl tor full weights choice mess
A few outside lots of 200 lbs mess changed
hands at $l27 10. Corn ruled steady, with
none on the levee, there being nc receipts
per river; in store 65c was asked; sales, to
arrive, were made at 60c, Oats we're in
fair request, with sales in FIRST hands at
45945e in store; 5O@52c WAS the ruling
price. Corn meal is frmer, owing to the
light receipts and better demand;
dealers IN store, for large lots, were
asking s. lO93 Is, with sales at
the latter figure; several holders were
Chickens continue hrm and active, with
small receipts; young are in demand;
full grown, t494 80; old, S5G5 IS per
dozen. Eggs are in better supply, selling
At l29l4e for large packages, and l6Gl5Lg
for small ones. The receipts are equal 10
the demand. Butter is in fair request,
with no choice in the market; Western
Reserve, summer packed, is selling at
49, KUN C0OAAAk oANNAA - 6AAgAhAQ ~
l5e; common, lO9i2o. Bagging is weak,
with prices lower, owinGsO the large re-
ceipts, though there is apparently an sc-
tive demand. Louisville has cut under
the prices, hence the weakness of prices
here. We note sales st the following
prices, though large lots could havs
been purchased under these figures
Hemp and fax, lH-lb, at ls9
1sKc; 2-lb, le@l9Lc; 2k-Ib, zoo
20he. Iron ties, as 20 pattern, rule from
AZ to &c; in ties there is an active trade
doing; standard brands are selling readily
st 5G5Zc, though n or two houses are
asking 5K96c on card rates. Sugars-Lou-
isisna remains firm and steady at l2H4
lSc; coffee sugars, lSzgl4c; hue and hard
sugars are nominal; white clesrifed,
lac; coffee A, 14e; B, lSH913z@
I3ke. Coffee continues quiet but
firm at Is to l9c, to the trade. apples are
in good supply, with a smsll demand;
choice ara selling at 81 5O93 per barrel;
inferior, 81 E0G2. Onions are 6rmer, with
q better demand, selling az s. so per bar
rel. Potatoes are in better supply; choice
Western il selling TO the trade at $5 IS,
and S. 50 by the car load, or for large
OTIS. Cheese is in full supply, with
a fair demand; choice rules at I06l4c
according TO quslity. Lemons are
in full supply, with a fair de-
mand, selling ct Sos per box. Beans
1AA M EI-1 Aa@A~HH HHAHL .
small trade doing, Rnd prices unchanged.
HiEhWines are steady and firm at
e4@e6e, with little on the market.
Cotton seed, duh and quiet, at So
per ton. Oils remain unchanged. We
quote coal oil at 2S@SOc per gallon; lard,
S599Oc; train, 9O@Sl; Crude cotton seed
Oil, 42G4Sc; yellow, refined, 52G50; white,
5000; oil cake, packed in double
g~unnies, S2O&2l per ton; oil meal,
in sacks, So per ton. Canned goods
are quiet and steady, with a small
city trade doing prices unchanged.
New smoked behring's are in fSir demand
ct SOC per box. Roe herring are quiet at
g per half barrel. In tobacco there is
little doing. Good leaf is selling st 100 |
l5c per pound; Tugs, 596c; common, SO
&c; good manufacturing leaf, lS420c.
GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations below are wholesale or job /
hing cash prices in store. On small orders,
retail prices are charged.l
APPLEs-Are dull, with receipts in eX-
cess of the demand; choice, well picked,
is selling at 81 509S per barrel
BUTTER-is in fair demand, with little
choice m the market, selling az 20924c
per 10. Cooking butter, or medium, is
selling st l5c; common and inferior, rules
at 109l2e.
BR2N-Is in fair demand st SIS 5O919
per ton.
BAaeISe-Is quiet and steady, with an
active trade doing In country orders;
hemp, sc; lax, IL lbs, is selling at lS9 /
ls5zc; 2lbs, l9&l9Z; ~, 2OS20Zc.
BEAEs-Aro quiet, with e Light demand
and few on the market. White mixed,
81 4O2l 60; navy, 81 1902 per bushel.
BUILDERs5 MISUNDERSTANDING CO.
msnt, per barrel, 81 IS; Rosendase cement,
50 75g4; plaster paris, s. 75a4 %; Order
q Co.'S Alabsma lime, El40 per bbl by the
car load and q 50@l so in store. Hunts
Alsbama lime is active, selling at 81 40 per
Dbl by the carload, and 81 in store. Hair, |
&c per 10. Fire brick, 81 per hundred;
common brick, S1O@l2 per l00O delivered.
Friedrich, per 100, AO094 sos common
brick, IOQl2 per 1000 delivered.
CORNMEAL-Is hrmer, owing to Hight
receipts; fresh Kindred is selling at g 10
43 3 per barrel; city mills sre filling
orders st s. 20.
CoTToNsRED-Is quiet, with q small
trade doing, selling TO mills at s. per ton,
buyers furnishing sacks.
COFFEB-Is hrmer, with large stocks on
hand, and In good demand; Rio, common
TO choice, rules at l6H9l9c; Java, 24gS0c;
LsgusYTR, lS92lIc.
CHKEsE-Ts lower, with full receipts;
selling 10 the trade At lO9l4c.
CAEDLRs-StsF, light weight, l2c; full
weight, 179lSc.
Canned GooDs Condensed milk, $l4Q
Il 50 per case. COve oysters, ID, 81 Esq
2 SO per dOzsn. Pickles, half gallon, per
dozen, 8 90; quarts, $325QS so; pints,
g Is. Tomato cstsup, 81 POOL %. Pep
perssuoe, 81 20.
Esas-Ars lower, owing to the receipts,
selling at 179lSc
FLOUR-The market for medium and
choice brands is active, with prices
firm. Low grades are duH and
nominal, with large stocks on hand.
We quote /: Low supePhne, 80 500
4 80; Super, So 0O&5 so; medium, So 20
90 Is; double extra, s. 60; treble
ira, s. 9047 rs; choice family and fancy,
FIsHLSardines, sls9Is 50 for quarters,
aud $SS@33 60 for halves. White fish, a. 90
per half barrel. Roe herring, per half Dbl
s. 90. Msckerel, per half barrel, No. 1
s. so; No. 2, 81; No. l kits, 50 OO@2 %;
z, 81 =; No. 3, 81 253l 80.
FRUIrs. - Lemons are dull with a
light demand, selling at 81 009S 90
per box. Layer r~sisins, 1898 %. Figs
lsc per pound. Prunes, lzQlSc. Dried
cherries, I2o. Pears, SOC to 75e per box.
GUNNIEs-Are quiet at I49I6c for good
seconds. Burlsps, l29l3c.
GRAIN AND FKED-Corn is steady, with
3 fair city trade doing. The receipts and