Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-28

market ufmor5 SHES c1sAneteN a. Aeyyo
bales: MlddlinR Uplanos, 1906 bid
ding Orleans, 77-I6d. Imports, 10000
bales
I:I5p.m.-Sales for the day 1900 bales,
of which 1900 we're for speculation, Mid
ding Uplsnds, 7Ad; MIddling Orleans,
7/d. Market hrmer.
S pm Cotton hrmer. Sales, I4O00
baIes; export and speculation, 5000. Up
lands, I'D; Orleans, I'D.
TRADE.
The attendance at 'ChsDge yesterday
ives heavier, but offerings limited The
principal articles exhibited for sac we're
corn, oats, -four and cornmesl. OF the
former there was offered some 1900
bushels at the levee in hstb0ats, on which
there were no offers made; also 600 sacks
shelled, principally white and i'm new gun
MES. In ~cornneRl there were $50 barrels
offered az s. Is. on which 8 l2H was she
best bid made; So 10 was refused several
times. Receipts Of new butter are in
creasing; sales were made yesterday at 30
aisle from the leVee. Sales of 30 barrels
I Kindred cOrumsal we're made on the
l8ve6 before Change at 8 l595 ~. On
Change 90 barrels kiln-drisd were sold at
1 SO %. Eggs we're sold on arrival at l5c for
fresh. Receipts of hay by the steamers
were 800 bales. Very little was offered on
Change, but in the store buyers were in
/ different, and sellers anxious TO realize.
Fif5y bales choice were sold on the levee
at SD and we learned of sales of about 20
bales from store at S24 for choice timothy;
go was offered for 70 bales per steamer,
but refused. In corn the disposition is TO
lower prices. Recent Geographic advices
report the markets weak above, in cOnse-
| uuBucs of which sellers were more RnL-
| iOus to realize; $50 sacks white shelled,
In new Ruunies, were sold on 'Chsnge at
zoe, and 500 sscksi in store were Withdrawn
from the market at less than Uc-70 being
the best offer made. oats are in good sup
ply, snd held at 631635zc; sales on Change
we're 10 sacks white AZ &c, Bran is held
at so 5OGS23 in large lots. Flour was
| quiet: the onlv sale we learned of being
so barrels low at q rs, Provisions are dull,
and prices tending downward. Mess pork
is offered 10 aTrive) at SlS9lS 90. Bacon
fclear sides) can be purchased in lots Of
i've casks and upward at lOc, and there
are those who would sell at CSC. We
learned of sales of fifty casks at the for.
mer price, Sailed meats are also duh and
in sympathy. Bulk sides are held at 81
GSLc by some, while others would sell at
prices fully &c less, The stock Of provi-
sions here is large, and the prospects for
selling IL before warm weather sets in are
not favorable. We sre informed that sew
eral large houses hsvs already lost from
$1,000 to $4,000 on meats, and should they
20 still lower the loss in some cases will
exceed SO, 600. Produce Is hrmsr, esps-
cislly new potatoes q cabbages, for
which there is g fair demand; old peach
blows are some ste6dier, and the tendency
in prices is upward
In the general market transactions were
principally in country orders, which seem
to have increased considerably. With a
few exceptions prices are about the same
as previously reported. Butter is in goo3
supply, and old is dull; the demand for
new grass is fairly active and prices a
shade lower. Begging and ties are dull
and without change. Beans are quiet.
COrRmeal is in better supply, and prices
weak. Eggs are quiet and unchanged;
the demand is hardly equal to the supply
aud has not been for some time, in COus6-
qusuce OF which there is a large stock on
hand. In grain and feed there Is a slight
Improvement in the demand, and prices
are easier; small orders are filled at our
quotations, but on jObhing lots a reduction
is made. Flour remains quiet, and prices
are steady; the tendency, however, is 70
decline. Poultry is in better supply, and
prices easier. Provisions are dull even at
our quotations, and the demand iseXCeed-
ingly light; prices are a fraction easier on
mess pork, as well as on all kinds of
meats. Old potatoes are quiet with a FIR
mel feeling, and new sfs steady with an
advancing tendency, Sweet potatoes are
steady. Cabbsges are scarce and firm.
Groceries are dull, but steady. We quote I
prices from store as f0llOwsJ
ALE AND BEEE-A'e, SlGGl0 90 per half
barrel. Porter Sll. Lager, per keg 50 %.
Ale, per dozen, sSl3 % for quarters s23
20 for piuJs. Porter, do, Guinness q
Y0Ung's Scotch ale, in pints, 8 50 per
dozen.
BUTrER-New grass firm, at 3lG337;
old choice quiet, at 25925ci fair to good,
40Q2jc; interior lOGl5c.
BAGGING AND TIhs-Dun; Kentucky and
fax 6sgging, 2I@2Sc, rs to quality. Iron
BR4ss-whito mixed, Ss92 O5; navy,
s. 2542 IS per bUsheL.
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING CO.
ment, per Dbl, - 20; Bosendale cement,
AGA 25; plaaJsrparis, s. 2584 90; Order
ZOOS Alabams lime, 81 509l so; hair in
Dsles, g 5OG2 IS; ere brick, per 100, 81 50
IS 90; common brick, slOglz Per loCO do
BRooMs-s2 5OgS8 per dozen.
CANDms-stick, l5gIsoi plain fancy,
20G25c.
CoRNNEAL-Easier, with amOderate de-
msnd, selling a. g ZCg3 25 in large and
small way from store and mllla.
COTroNsEED-CoJtonsaed on l6voe. So
per ton, buyer furnishing sscks, and s. 10
CHBEsE-Factory, I7H9lsc; English
CANDLEs-stsr, Il OF, mlc; u OF, l21sc;
full weight, lSc.
CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 1910
I9hc; Java, 25829c.
CANNED GOODs-COndensed milk, Sl4@
"A so per case. Cove oysters, 1 To- 81 900
80 per dOz. Peaches, g 5U92 IS. Pears,
s. 90. Tomatoes, 81 1902 25 Cherries, S5g
3 10. Pinsapples, 50 25G3 90. Brandy
cherries, So 5000. Pickles, half gallon, per
doz, s. 90; quarts, g 25G3 so; pints, y Is.
Tomato cstsup, 81 2J8l 20. PepPersaucer
EGas-Quiet, at l40I5c for old in
large and small packages; fresh are steady
FEED-Corn is irregular, and held al no
72lze from store. Oats, quiet az t4Gblc,
according to quality. Bran, S25G26W per
ton. Hay, S24 .0925 for choice. straw, ~
FRU1T-Apples 50 5O97 50, as to quail
ity. Dried apples, 6g7c; dried peaches
scarce, at 109llc, Oranges, "a 259S4 90
per box. Lemons, S686 50 per box.
FLoUR-Quiet, with q moderate demand
aud q fair supply, Supers, 50 25G6 CO.,
extra, E6 80: double extra, ~ on; treble
extra, s. 503S; fancy, IS e09S 20 per bar
rel; rye h0uT, -.
FIsH-sardtues, 81 90 for quarters and
S37G3S for halves. White hsh, s. per half
barrel. Roe herring, per half cbl, $50
s so. Nackerel, per half Dbl, No. 1 sll 70
Ml2; No. 2, 81 1905 90; No. kits, 3 300
2 70; No. 2 81 IS; No. 9, 81 45Gl 90.
GUNNIEs-l5 cents for good seconds.
Burlsps, l2H9l3c.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLOw-Hides and
furs are steady. Dry flint, l7c; dry salt,
l4&l5c; green, 6L97c; green salt, SHG9c.
TaIIOw, 8G9o. Deer skins, lS@2Dc; beaver,
80cGu so each; otter, Slg4 eachi mink
40caSl; fox, soc; coon l2I93Oc.
HOMrNY-Demsnd light; a 1893 per
barrel,
LIVE SToCK-Corn-fed cattle quiet, a. SO
&c: grass-fed are in demand ,st S@5c. Sheep
are in light supply-No, 1, 4G65; inferior,
Ease. Hogs are in light supply and de-
maud, at 6@Gkc. Mich COWS, HSO9o0,
with good demand.
LEArHER-Heml0ck sole, 33@35c; oak,
sole. 42148c; saddle, 40&43c; brides, Szs
@69 per dozen; uppers, 40950ci calfskins,
american, per dozen, S30g5O.
MOLAssEs- Common q choice LOuisi-
ana, 45@70c; Syrups, b5@55c; Sorghum,
NAuss-steady at "a 65@4 IS rates.
NAVAL SToREs-Tar, ina kegs, s. 90 for
pine; in 40 gallon barrels, S3@l0. Pitch,
Be- per barrel. OskUm, $5G6 per bale.
Oms-Cosl oil, 27Q2Sc per gallons lin
seed raw, 81 O7QI 10; linsesd boiled, 81 u
80 " 80 "a - - T0fLET Ok