Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-09
TRADE

In tthe general markets, was quiet and
inactive, with a small local and shipping
trade doing. Meats ruled quiet, with 4
small ~c0nsumptiye demand. The stocks
on hand and receipts are equal to lh6 de-
mand. We note sales Of clear sides
70 the trade At Slz9sAci clear
ribbed, slzRSLc. Mess pork was
in light demand at Sl4Gsl4 so per Dbl.
Lard ruled quiet, with good receipts
fierce selling Al l0h@l0zc; keg, ll@llHc;
caddies, I2al2xc. Hams, sugar-cured
~eanVassd. choice, l5H4lGc; medium l5g
steady, with a fair city trade doing, al
lOL&llc; for small lots lI9e is ssked.
Corn is u and lower, with fun re3eipts
and q light oOnsumptlve demand. We
note sales OF choice white to the trade at
G2E to 64c per bushel; mixed, 6l93lLc;
from store OF delivered, 69a70c is the rul-
ing price. Bran Is lower, with receipts OF
1900 sacks; sales in first hands were made
at SI7 per ;on; Sl50i9 is the ruling price
from store. Oats are in fair request; sell
ing to the trade at 456G47c, and from store at
49G852c for choice. Hay continues in better
supply, with 8 fair local and shipping
trade doing; sales Of choice timothy on
the levse a. S24925 per ton; in store, $40
.; inferior or medium SZz423 per ton;
prairie grass, Sl7 50Gl9 per ton; straw, 80
(gl8 per ton. Bran quiet, with q fair
trade doing At SlSG2O per ton. COrnmeal
is dull and inactive, with full receipts.
We note sales on the leyee OF fresh kiln
dried At IS 854S 40 per barrel; in store,
8 5Oa3 IS is the ruling price. Flour is
steady with the receipts equal to the de-
mand, and q fair local and city trade do
ing in medium and choice family brands;
supers, g GO6g4 90; Xxx, s. 95g8; Xxx,
a. 5096 80; choice family and fancy
brands, q 5O9S so. DOING choice
selling 70 Ia trade At g. 90 to
"a "a - LnA-lN LhHnLana 90 IN
active demand, with small receipts;
young, q 5O93 25; old, coo
4 90 per dozen. Eggs are scarce and in
good demand; there are very few fresh on
the market; selling at &gS3c per dozen
TO the trade; from store 25c Is the fpllng
price. Bsgging is active, with tull re-
c5ipts. STANDARD brands max and hemp
are in good demand at 596c; the 70
ceipts are equal to the demand.
Sugars are firm and active, With
q good trade doing in fine and choice
Louisiana sugars, nne, l21z9l3c; cOftee
sugars, l31z0l4c; white clarified, lAc;
coffee A, lac; b, l5Hi G, 1870, lSk9laZe.
Molasses and syrups are quiet and STEADY.
COfee remains firm and steady, with fair
receipts and a good local trade doing, Job
bling al lG9lsHe for Rio; Java, 249}c;
Laguayrs. Apples are steady, with q
small trade doing; selling st 81 50(g2 per 1
barrel, onions are in full supply at
~ Is 70 - so per barrel. Lemons are
in full supply, with a isir consulnp-
tive demand, selling at f798 per box. /
Cheese is in full supply, at l3Gl4c. Beans
and stock peas continue quiet, vita a
ANAL trade doing, and prices unclaimed. |
Butter, choice family or Western Reserve, /
Is in fair demand, AZ l9920c; medium, Is
4I9c; inferior, or cooking, l49l7e. High
wines remain steady, s7@98c. Whisky, |
quiet and steady, with prices UNCHANGED.
Cotton seed, dull and quiet ct - b0gS
per ton. Oils remain unchanged. We
quote coal oil at 28930c Per gallonj lard,
s5@9Oc; train, e09Sl; Crude cotton seed
oil, 42943c; yellow, refined, 5296b; white
5746O; oil cake, packed In double
gunnies, S2092l per ton; OIL meal
in sacks. 50 Der ton. Canned goods
are quiet and steady, with q mail
city trade doing prices unchanged.
New smoked h6rrings are ia fair demsnd
at soc Per box. Roe herring are quiet a
50 per half barrel.
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