Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-28

IISaI4e, Mess pork ramsins quiet, with q
small trade doing and 8 full stock or
hand. We noto sales in a small way OF
prime mss at SlS913 IS per Dbl; rump
and light weights of mess, Sl2 50Gl2 20.
Hams are steady, with a tsir
city trade doing; the stock on
hand is equal to the demand; we
note sales OF choice Hugsr-cured can
vassod and Western-cured at l5Gl6c:
medium or country cured, l3Z@l4He; in
ferior or rejected. Of which there Is q
large amount on the market, is being
offered at l2k@lSc. Flour is quiet, with
a fair local aud shipping trade doing. The
stock on hand is equal to the demand.
Prices are firm but unchanged. We note
ssles at the following figures: Low super
fine, s. 5OQ3 80; extra, S4Q4 90; double
extra, IS 9066; triple extra, So 5OG7;
choice family and fancy brands, S7509S5 so.
Corn continues firm, owing to the small
receipts. We note sales on the levee of
choice white shelled at 6lGQ62c. One or
two holders were asking for small lots on
the leVee 63Q6fc. In store b ruling
price wss 65@67c. One lot of ear corn re-
ceived by ths packet was offered at Doc.
Oats were in fair demand, with receipts
Of 500 sacks. Sales on the levee were re-
ported at 45LG48c for small orders; 40
SIC was asked; the latter figure being the
store price. Hay was steady, with q fair
city trade doing, and receipts OF 800 bales.
Choice Western timothy was held sc $50
per ton; common medium, $l9tG2l per
ton Arkansas prairie grass was IN light
request az Sl69lS per ton. Straw is nomi-
nal at Sl5Gl6 per ton. Cornmssl Is In tair
demand, with light receipts; selling in
first hands a. s. % per Dbl from store;
s. l003 10 was the ruling price. City
mills continue to ell orders TO the trade
at sos o.. Bran is scarce and in good
demand, with receipts Of60 sacks; selling
from store It S2092l per ton. Bsgging
Is weak, with prices nominal and IN ac-
tive country trade doing. Hemp and
haE, lk-lb, at lS@lSAc; z-lb, l9gl9Hc;
2A-lb, 2DD20Kc. Iron ties are firm, with
an Rctive trade doing. Prices as to pat
tern rule frOm4lz to &c; standard a
are selling readily 81 5@5he, though one
or two houses are asking 5H96c on card
rates. Sugars are weaker, with prices
nominal and unchanged. Hard and re-
fined sugars have declined in the east on
which promises a large yield. The Louis-
ians sugar crop Also promises q good
yield, hence the weakness of the leading
markets. We note sales At the following
prices; Louisiana at l2H913c; coffee
sugars, I3LGl49; 6ns and hard sugars,
white clari6ed, lac; coffee A, lac: h, l3L
Gl35[c. Coffee is firm, but quiet, with 4
tair local M shipping trade doing The
stock at cotlssOu hand in this market is
estimated at 10000 bsgs. The Eastern
markets are firm, and asking higher
prices. The advance hiss had little effect
on the market here, owing to the limited
trede doing, We note sales 70 the trade
at l6Gl9Ec. For small orders the prices
rule IS follows: for common, l3EGl4c;
Rio. ,lG@l9c; Java, 24@27c; LaRuyra, IS@
2lLc. Ssrdines have advanced again,
and sro now held st S2I@22 for
quarters and halves. Cheese is in full
supply, with s fair demand; choice rules
al l0@l4c. according 10 quality. Lemons
are in fun supply, with q fair de-
mand, selling Al s7@S per box. Beans
and stock PEGS continue quiet, with a
small trade doing, and prices unchanged,
Higbwiues are steady and firm at
S4g96c, with little on the market.
Gotten seed, dun and quiet, at 50
per ton. Oils remain unchanged. We
quote coal oil a. 2SGS1c per gallon; lard,
Oil, 42143c; yellow, refined, 52G55; white,
57@60; oil cake, packed in double
gdnuies, S2jg2l per ton; oil meal,
IN sacks, 50 per ton. Canned goods
are quiet and steady, with a small
city trSde doing prices unchanged.
New smoked behring's are in fair demand
at SOC ner box, Roe herring are quiet at
80 NA1G mall bzLIHAa III EUkntIu ED+0 1851
is selling ct l08l5c per pound; Tugs,
6@6c; common, SG9c; good manufsc-
turing leaf, 1920. N~inegar-cider, per
bsrrsl, e. 50GS so; wine, per gallon, 40c.
Starch is quiet at 4HG5Ec. Potatoes are
weaker aud declining steadily on account
al % large receipts and light demand.
note sales OF choice at IS 2503 SO per
Dbl; inferior, s. Per Dbl, Eggs are in fan
supply; flesh packed selling 10 the trade
at l64lSc per dozen. There is q
large quantity of inferior On the
market, which arc offered at 100
14c. Table butter is duh and nominal at
l5920c; cooking, ll@l4e. Onions are
and in demand ;choice rules at 50 %
as so per barrel. Apples arc il large
supply, with 2 small demand selling from
81 50A2 90 per barrel, according 10 quail
ity. Chickens are in active demand, with
small receipts. We note sales OF young, |
at s. IS per dozen; full grown sell
at 81 55G5 90, according to quail
ity; old are nominal at s. %. Cabbsges
were in fair supply, with sales at s. per
hundred, Manufactured tobacco is
irmsr, with a good demand. We quote
extra III and fancy Virginia weak at soc
'0Si, medium, G0(070c; common, 54G95Sc. |
Rice is steady. but hrm At 9910c. Powder, |
neT key, ride. 81 go; mining, "a so. Salt
81 25G2 s. per sack. Molassss and syrups
steady; common TO choice Louisiana,
syrups SeGsl . per gallon.