Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-30

per barrel; rump, $40 %. Corn continues
scarce, with small receipts, A few lots
of choice white and yellow shelled, re-
ceived per river, WAS sold IN the leVee at
63@64c; in store, 65Q65c were the ruling
prices for small orders. Cornmesl, owing
TO the light demand and large receipts,
was dull and nominal, with sales on the
levee at 81 95G63 per Dbl in store; s. l0@
3 Is was the ruling price. City mills
were filling orders ut 81 10 par barrel for
kiln dried. Flour is in good supply, with
an active city M iObbing trade doing.
We note sales at the following figures:
low superfine, g 5O@3 90; extra, $4@4 so;
double extra, 50 9O@G; triple extra, 50 80
az; choice family and fancy brands, 81 so
@S 80. Oats continue in light supply,
with a small stock on hand and an active
demand. We note sales IN the lavae of
small lots at 47Q4So per sack for choice,
50952c was the ruling prica in store.
| Choice Western timothy hay Il held at
S26@27 per ton; medium or inferior, $20@
% per ton. Arkansas prairie grass is in
full supply, dull n nOminR at Sl6DlS
per ton. Straw is in light demand at $I5
9l7 per ton. Bran is IN light supply,
with sales on the lovee of round lots at
SIS per ton in store; for small lots S2002i
per ton is the ruling price. Begging iE
weak, with prices nominal and an active
country trade doing. Hemp and flax,
lN-Lbt AT lCOllOZCs l-lbg 1SUA 1JI9C- ~ TlD,
20@20Zc. Iron ties are firm, with an ac-
tive trade doing. Prices rs TO pattern
rule from AZ to &c; standard brands are
selling readily at 5Q5kc, though n or
two houses are asking 5H@6c on card
rates. Sugars are quiet and nominal,
with a large stock on hand of hard II
refined and Louisiana sugars. We note
sales at the following prices: Louisiana
ut l2H@lSc; coffee sugars, l312Wl4c; fine
and hard sugars, white clarified, l4c:
coffee A, l4c; b, lS}ze. Coffee is firm, with
a fair trade doing. Prices, owing to tho
advance of gold, are tending upward, We
note sales TO th6 trade in round lots at II
@20c. For small orders the prices rule as
follows: For common, l3@I4c; Rio, l6L
@2Oe; Java, 25@2Sc; Lsguyra, lS@2lc.
Cheese Is in full supply, with q fair de-
msnd; choice rules at I0G0l4c, according
to quality. Lemons ara Ii full supply,
with a fair demand, selling at $7GgS per
box. Beans and stock peas continue
quiet, with a small trade doing, and prices
unchanged. Potatoes, owing to the largo
receipts and light demand, are dull and
nominal at S3@3 % per bbl for choice
Western packet; medium, - G0G12 10 per
hbl. Eggs are lirmer, with small receipts;
fresh packed selling at l7EGQlSO p0TdCZ,;
inferior, l29l6c. Onions rule quiet,
with a small demand, with sales
of small lots of choice ct So 25
as 80 per bbls. Apples are in large
supply, with a small demand selling from
81 5OG2 90 per barrel, according to quail
ity. Chickens are in active demand, with
small receipts. We note sales of young,
small, at s. 70 per dozen; full grown sell
rapidly at 81 60Q5 90, according to quail
ity; old ara nominal at 50 25. Cabhages
were in fair supply, with sales at 500 per
hundred. Manufactured tobacco is
fTmer, with a good demand. We quote
a y tro nnn and fonau Nizninfo u-aolr az On n
@$l; medium, 60D70c; common, 5i@5Sc,
Rice is steady, but firm at 9QI0c. Powder,
per keg, rifle, 20 90; mining, II 90. Mo
lasses and syrups are steady;
common to choice Louisiana, 4S
@7Oc; syrups 8Oc@Sl % per gal
Ion. Sardines, $21G922 for quarters,
and SS9Q33 90 for halves. White fish, 81 90
per half barrel. Rec herring, per half Dbl
So 90. MRckerel, per half barrel, No. l
50 80; No. 2, 81; No. l kits, 81 O0Q.2 25;
No. 2, 81 -: No. 5, 81 25E1I So. A lot
of new mRckerel was received yesterday
of No. 3 large, and offered to the trade
at Sl2 per barrel. C~andles-stRr, light
weight, l2c; full weight, l7@i8G. South
Carolina rice, 9Ql0c; Louisiana do, $40
Sc. Cotton seed, dull and quiet, at So
per ton, Oils remain unchanged. We
quote coal oil At 2SG93Gc per gallon: lard,
S5@g0e; train, @G4SI; Csude cotton seed
oil, 42943c; yellow, refined, 62@55; white,
5000; oil cake, packed IN double
gunnies, $2OGl2i per ton: oil misal,
in sacks, S22 per ton. famed goods
are quiet and steady, with a small
city trade doing !; prices unchanged
New smoked herrings are in fair demand
at Soc per box. Roe herring are quiet at
S6 per half barrol. In tobacco good loaf
is selling at lO@l5c per pound; Tugs,
6@6e; common, S99c; good m8nufao-
turing leaf. JS@20c. Vinegsr-cider, per
barrel, 81 GO98 90; wine, per gallon, 4Oc.
Starch is quiet at 4h95Kc. Salt, $50 In
barrels, 81 25@2 So; dairy, 50 30Gg3 So;
sack, 81 20 for coarse, and 81 for fine.
Starch, 4@5e per 10. Highwines,
9i@96o; old Crown anchor whisky,
Zoe; old Magnolia DO, soc; old
Tennessee white do, 81; old Bourbon
do, 81 Is; Tuscsrora Bourbon, do, 81 %;
Glen Albin do, 81 So; Hindes do, 81 so;
Ford's do, - 50; apple brandy, 81 30;
peach do, SO; Nov York do, F + 81 25@l IS;
brsndios, from 81 TO $l6 per gallon; Swan
gin, 81 %; Fish Imported do, "a 30; old
port wine, q 2594 90; sherry do, 81 50G
8; sparkling Catawbs-pints SIG; quarts,
$I4; claret per case, 81; Home bitters, per
case; Sc 50@7 90; Plantation do, par ease,
- 90; Hostetter's do, per case, So; Bene-
dictlne, is per dozen.