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

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hemp, standard brands, are selling at 1877
@22c for full weights.
Enthusiastically. White mixed, 81 400
l 60; navy, 81 1902 per bushel.
BUILDERs' MISUNDERSTANDING &C.
ment, per barrel, g 70; ROsendRse cement,
50 1904; plaster paris, 50 75a4 90; Order
& Co.'S Alabama Inns. 81 40 per Dbl by the
car losd and 81 5091 90 in store. Hair,
&c per ID. Fire brick, 81 per hundred;
common brick. $l0@l2 per 1000 delivered.
Friedrich, per 100, 81 O094 SOL common
brick. s1O@12 per 1000 delivered.
CoRNMEAL- Is nominal, with full re-
ceipts; selling at % 1908 So per barrel;
city mills are filling orders at 50 40@3 45
for fresh kilndried.
OoTTONsEED-Is dull, with a small trade
doing; selling to mills at IS 50g9 per ion,
buyers furnishing sacks.
CHEEsE-Is lower, with full receipts;
selling TO the trade at l29l4c.
CANDLEs-Stsr, light weight, u9l2c;
fulI weight, l7GlSc.
COFFEE-Firm; Rio, Common to choice,
l69lSHe; Java, 24@SOci Laguayrs, Is
@2IKc.
CANNED GooDs-Condensed milk, $I4@
IA go per case. Cove oysters, l 10, 81 ESQ
2 so per dozen. Pickles, half gallon, per
dOzsn, s. 90; quarts, s. 259S so; pints,
81 %. Tomato estsup, 81 209l 25. Pep
perssuoa, 81 20.
EeGs-Are scarce and in active demand
at 22@24c per dozen, for fresh packed;
medium, lS420c per dozen.
FLoUR-The market for medium and
choice brands is sctive, with prices
firm. Low grades are dull snd
nominal, with large stocks on hand.
We quote Low superhne, So 500
& 50; Super, 50 COOS 60; medium, 50 90
90 25; double extra, s. 90; treble ex-
trs, s. 1907 IS; choice family and fancy,
81 5O9s 50.
and SSS(Q33 90 for halves. White fish, s. 90
per half barrel. Roe herring, per half Dbl
s. W. Msckerel, per half barrel, No. l
| S. 90: No. 2, 81; No. l kits, 81 OO02 %;
No. 2, 81 =; No. 3, 81 25&l 80.
FRUITs. - Lemons are dull with a
light demand, selling at s. OOGs 90
per o Lsyer ~raisins, sos %. Figs
lsc per pound. Prunes, 12@13c. Dried
cherries, l5c. Pears. soc to 75c per box.
GUNNIEs-Are quiet at l23l2Hc for
good seconds. Burlaps, Ll9LlHc.
GRAIN AND FEED-COrn is in light de-
mand, with full receipts. Prices are low
or and tending downward; selling from
store at 6SQ72c for choice white and vel
low; round lots can be had st 65966c.
Oats are in fair request at SOC 62Hc in
store for choice; inferior, 4S949c. hay is
steady; choice timothy, S2692S per ton;
medium, S22923; prairie grass, Sl892O.
Straw is in light supply, with q limited
trade doing at Sl59I7 per on.
HARDwARE-AXes per dozen, $40 5O6
IA; shOvels, Ames', Sl4 so; spades, Ames',
SIS 90; rope, l992lc; casting, sc; plOws, /
Avery, each, g. 90; iron per pound, Axe;
cast steel, 2O&s25c; German, l5@2Oc; nails
per keg, a 5O94 60; iron ties per pound,
&c.
HIDES FURs AND TALLow.-Hides and
furs are steady. Dry flint, l8c; dry salt,
l49l5c; green, 7⪼ green salt, SO. Tai
low, $3.50. Deer skins, lS92Oc; sheep
skins, &5c9Sl. I
HoMINY-Demsnd light; 81 1906 90 per
barrel.
LEATHER-HemlOck sole, S3SG35e: oak
sole, 33@40c; saddle, 40G49c; bride, $3.50
69 per dozen; uppsrs, 3694Sc; c~slfskins,
American, per dozen, SSS94S.
MOLAssEs M SYRUPs-Are firm; COM
mon to choice Louisiana, .4S970c; syrups,
S0egSl 25; sorghum, 40950c.
NAms-Firm Rt g. 5O94 65 rates.
NAVAL STOREs.-Tsr In kegs, IS for pine;
in 40 gallon barrels, SS@l0. Pitch, Is per
barrel. Oakum, S5G6 per bale.
OTLs-Cosl oil, 2s939c per barrel; lin
seed, raw, 81 07(9l 10; linseed, boiled 81 z
al 10; lard, S5g90c; train, S90gSl; crude
cotton seed oil. 42943c; yellow refined
52g55c; white, 67@6Oc; oil cake packed in
double gunnies, S20G2l per ton; oil meal,
in sacks, S2lg22 per ton.
ONIONs-Rsmsin duh and nominal at
81 25Q2 90 Der Dbl for new.
PoULTRY-Chickens continue in good
demand, young chickens selling At - p
as 25, according to sizs and quality; old,
$4@4 so per dozen.
PROVIsIONs-Are duQ and heavy with
fun stocks on hand. Mess pork, Sl49l5
per bbl. Bacon clear sides, S5z99c;
clear : ribbed sides, SgSLc; should
ers, 7G. Sugar cured canvased hams,
l5L9l6c. Breakfast bacon, lOA9llc. {
Lard in t]iercss, lO&9lOAc; kegs, u9 ,
IKE; oaddies, l29l2}zc.
PROnUOE-fOtsJOes are In full supply,
with a fair city trade doing, selling At s. IS
as 0e per barrel. Cabbage infull supplyat
$40 par 100, Now onions IRE in tull sup
ply at s. 509S pea barrel. Stock pess, 81 %
a.. Tomatoes, 81 per bushel.
PoWDEB-Mining, Per keg, "a 90; ride,
IS so.
RIoR-south Carolina, sG1Oc; Lou
$1,000.
STAROH-5@6c per pound.
SU6ARs-Are firm and steady, with a
fair demand. Louisiana open kettle, a
common to choice, u@lSc; yellow
l3H0l3s4c; white clarified, lac; !
Refined, crushed, powdered and grsnu-
lated, ~ 9ljc; Coffee A, l8A9l4c; b, 1885
@lSEo; OSlSkG1S1sc; extra do, 1910 l
lSAe. !
SALT-2SO pound barrels, g 25@2 s5; {
dairy, S SO9S 30; sack, 81 IS for coarse,
and 3 for fine.
SPIRITs-Highwinss, g799Sc; old Crown A.,
anchor whisky, Toe; old Magnolia do, SOC; }
old Tenuessee white do, 81; old Bourbon
do, 81 Is; TuscsrOrs Bourbon, do, 81 so;
Glen Albin do, 81 IS; Hindes do, 81 so;
F0rd's do, g 50; apple brandy, g 80; |
peach do, 8; New York do, FF 81 40; 7
Otsrd, Dupuy & Co., 1860, do, s. 90; Swan
gin, 81 Is; Fish Imported do, "a so; old l
port wine, 81 2594 %; sherry do, 81 SOC 1
sparkling CataWba-pints SIG; quarts,
SI4; claret per case, 81; Home bitters, per
case; Sc 50(G7 90; Plantation do, per case,
90; HOstetter's do, per case, -; Bene- I
Is per dozen.
ToBACCO-The market for the week has :
been steady, with a fair trade doing
tobacco, extra fine and
9Oo; good, 5O@S0c; medium, 6OQ70c; COM
mon, 5495Sc; caddies (quarters) fine, 6S4 r
re; good medium, 6s962c; common, SEQ =
Soc; smoking, common medium, 2S@4Oc;
fine to fancy, 6Oc9Sl,
VINEGAR-Common and pickllng, $40 I
10 per barrel. 5
LIVE SIOOK-Receipts since last report: 1
By river, l76 head of cattle; 81 head of
sheep and lambs. By railroad, 81 head of
cattle; 225 head OF sheep and lambs; 81 =,
head OF hogs. Beef Cattle-th6 market is 4
IN large supply of common and medium q
cattle, and prices nave been and still are i
ruling low; sales Of medium grass fed &
cattle at S44Hc, and 2GSc for common I
stock cattle. No drst quality corn {
led cattle in market, and few of any 4
grade. We quote them at 4H95Ho gross
Tor good to choice. Sheep n lambs are 4
also in full supply and lower; sales re-
ported of good butchers sheep at g 25Q 4
IS per head. and lambs at 81 1903. Hogs,
nomin8lly 5@5Ze. Cows and calves are A
lull 1t S254S5 for common, and $4,000 @
Tor fancy. -
Statistics Ofthe foreign commerce of the
United States during eleven month of o
he fiscal year ending June 30, 1871, Just 8
up, show q decided improvement L
n the condition OF our trade with foreign ID
countries, when compared with the pre- n
nous year. These statistics, representing r.
gold values, which we compile from the
OF Statistics, compare as follows
eleven months. Imports. Exports.
500 To-. .......S 422, 057, 667 $4l3, 675,85
S7O-7l-.....-....... 400, l69,665 497 Dol, 273
Increase. ...,.. SIS, III, 29s $50, So. 4I8 !,
The value of foreign commodities re-
naming in bonded warehouse May 81, r.
81, was S62,275, 726, against S54,O74, 2G0, u
Nay 81, 1870. The specie movements, in ~
'luded in the foregoing statistics, COM o
lare as follows: q
eleven months. Imports. Exports. .
.sd9- 20. ......."....f 25, Al ,3O5 SOL, l9l, ASS
67O-1 ............. lS,27g,SS6 6s.S54,S82 o.
Decrease -- 50, I9I, 4l9 Inc. S37. 1853, S99 =
=
FURNISHING GOODS.