Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-14

hcient to supply the demand. ORDER
for plantation supplies come In quite
8 freely. The market for meats, grocer
: les, produce, grain and feed is vel
. stocked. Dealers anticipate a brisk
! trade for the next month, in plant8-
! ton supplies. The condition and
/ favorable prospects. OfgoOd crops, have
! tended to give a better tone to the
various branches of trade, than was
experienced at this time last month.
The merchants generally feel hopeful.
The rain of the past two days, 50
much wished for by planters, has
brought out their crops, and they are
now tilling the same with renewed
vigor. In the bends, cotton stands
are well advanced, with an album
dance of corn and vegetation. Corn
was active with a fair consumptive
demand. The receipts by the Chester
were 22OO sacks. The stock on hand
is equal to the demand. We note
sales as follows: $40 sacks choice
white, on the landing, at p; another
of $50 Of choice white at 724; $50 SKIS
choice yellow at ne. A few small
lots changed hands at 73c in store.
Dealers were selling at 724e and 74c.
W. lCdIuCu VI SdACc VI q lew sAAd1 us
of mixed at 70a7I4c. Corn meal was
firm and steady, with full receipts and
q fair local demand. Sales were made
on the landing at 80 45a3 30 per Dbl lin
store, the market price ruled from
50 20 to g 70 per bbl., and fresh at the
mills, s. 50 and 50 So per Dbl. Oats
were ia full supply with a light de-
mand. Sales on the landing were
made at 64a643c; 107 sacks changed
hands at 65c; in store, the ruling price
was 6Sa70c. Flour ruled dull and
quiet, with a sale of 80 bbls of good
1. super at s. 70; 40 bbls of family at
S. 25; and 30 bbls of extra choice at
81 80; inferior and low grades were
in light demand with a large stock on
hand; prices irregular and nominal.
Bran is in full supply, with a limited
demand and prices are heavy and IL
regular; n lot on the levee changed
hands at SIS per ton; in store, the
prices ranged from $40 to $40 per ton.
Hay is steady and quiet with small
receipts and but little doing; on the
market prices ruled at SIS to $40 for
common and 81 to $24 for choice tim
Othy. PrOvisiOns-meats are in good
supply with a faiI consumptive de-
mand; Is tierces Of choice hams
changed hands at 154c; another sale
was made at 154e. Mess pork; ruled
at SIS . to 81, with a few sales OF
small lots; clear sides were offered at
95c to l0c; clear rib, 81 to 9sc; should
ers steady with sales of several casks
at u to 74e. Coffee is firm and steady, |
with a fair local trade doing at 16c TO
2l4e for common to prime. Choice
sugars are held firm by holders, with
a fair trade doing; prices are steady at
previous INTERPRETATIONS. New pota-
toes are firm and in active demand,
with small receipts; sales from wagon
in bulk, were made at 50 25a3 30; from
store in barrels, the prices ruled from
a to 81 90. Apples are plentiful at 81
az 90 per Dbl in bulk, according to
quality, barreled at S3a4. Butter is in
full supply, with a fair local trade;
prices ruling for choice family, 20a22c;
inferior at 15a19c. Peaches are steady,
with large receipts, selling from
wagons at 75c TO 81 % per bUshel.
Eggs are dull and nominal, with q
large stock on hand; sales of fresh
packed were made at I24C and I2Ac;
medium, l2c; inferior, 103a1l3e.
Chickens are active, with good re-
ceipts; young, by the coop, ruled at
81 90 to 50 90 per dozen; old, S4a4 80
per bOZen. Onions ruled dull at 50 so
per Dbl. We have no change TO note
in beans, cheese, mackerel, starch or
building materials.
GENERAL MARKET,
LQuOtstions below are Wholesale or job
blng cash prices in store. OE small orders,
regsil prices are charged
APPLEs-Are steady al s. 50@4, with a
fair supply.
BUTTER-ChOice butter is firm st "a
BE, with q fair supply. Common to
BEANs-Stesdy. White mixed, 81 400
l 90; navy, S292 % per bushel.
BUILDERS Observation-Disclosures c.
per barrel, 81 IS; RosendaIe cement,
saga %; plaster paris, "a 2594 60; Order
& Co.'S Alabama lime, 81 70Gl SO; hair, in
bales, 81 50G2 IS; fire brick, per 100, 81 so
95 90; common brick, SlO9l2 per $1,000,
delivered.
CORNMEAL-Is firm, with a good de-
mand and small receipts. We quote from
store az So 65 TO 8 70 per Dbl; fresh from
mills So rs to s. 50.
CoTToNsEED-CottOnseed on levee, So
per ton, buyer furnishing sacks.
CHEEsE-Quiet at I49I6c, as to quality
CANDLEs-Stsr, II CT, lie; l2.oz, l3c;
full weight, lie.
CO~FFEE-Eirm; Rio, common to choice,
l6glShc; java, 2S95Ohc; Lsgusyrs, Is
92lEc.
CANNED GooDs-Condensed milk, SAG
IA so per csse. Cove oysters, l ID, 81 ESQ
so per dozen. Pickles, half gallon, per
dozen, s. 90; quarts, s. 259S SO; pints,
3 %. Tomato cstsup, 81 20G1 25. Pep
perssuce, 81 20. ,
Fees Are dull. Choice fresh,
are sold at l2Ec with a good supply '
inferior al lO9lIc.
F~LOUR-Low grades are neglected and 7
1ominsl. We quote: Low suPerfne, s. 80
a 90; Super, 50 coos 80; medium, S. 90 Q
g6 25; double extra,S6 so; trsnle ex-
rs, 81 1907 20; choice family and fancy, =
y 5O9S 50. i
F~IsH-Ssrdines, SIS 5O@I9 for quarters, a
md S33 for halves. White fish, 81 so per a
lslf barrel. Roe herring, per half barrel, 2
59 5 90. Msekerel, per half barrel, No. l, +
g so; No. 2, s.; No. l kits, 81 O092 Is; a
70. Z, 81 IS; No, 3, 81 25@l 50. 5
FRUTTs-OrsDges, per box, SlO9lO %, o
nd scarce. Lemons, Sl0&11. Peaches, !,
&c per box. Layer ~raisins, $3@S 25. Figs, q
Sc per pound. Prunes. I29I3c. Dried Il
herrles, 15c. Pesrs, 81 90 per box. IA
G~UNNIEs-Are quiet at I29l2Hc for v
1O0d seconds. Burlsps, lI@llHc. 4
GRAIN N FEED-Corn is firm and
tssdy at 72g73c for mixed and choice
mite in nsw gunnies. Oats are :
uist al 67@6Se for mixed and /
hOioe. Blsn is dull st 81 FOG b
80 Per 100 lbs. Hay is firm at S20925 "
or ton, or 81 l08l 20 per 100 lbs for good St
liXsd. Straw is quiet st SIG per ton. :
HIDES, FURs AND TALLOw-Hides and s
lrs are steady. Dry flint, 1Sc; dry salt, :
green, 7A9Sc; green salt, SA9
TRllOw, S99c. Deer skins, l9920c;
eaver, S0c9l 50 each otter, Sl@4 each; K
mink, 4Oe9sl; fox, SOC; coon, l2H9SOc; a
heep skins, 25G0oc. L
HoMuNY-Demsnd light; 81 75@5 90 per is
arrsL. y
LEAFHER-Hemlock sole, SS@S5c; oak n
ole, SS940c; saddle, 40943c; bride, $3.50 s.
3 per dozen; uppers, S694Sc; caltskins, L
-mericsn, per dozen, SSG@sS. u
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Virginia 3
strictly fine, 81 l5@I Is; extra n
ne, s5c9fl; fine, 709SOc; medium, cog d
Sc; common, 5495Sc; fancy, IN caddies, q
y
MOLAssES SYRUPs-Are firm; ON N
ION to choice Louisiana, 4S970c; syrups, a.
25; sorghum, 4O950c. TT
NAms-Firm at s. 1904 e5 rates.
NAVAL SToREs-Tsr, in kegs, s. 90 for =
inc: in 40 gallon barrels. SS9l0. Pitch, =
3 per barrel. Oakum, $5@6 per bale.
PROvIsIoNs-Steady and firm with the
Jock on hand equal TO the demand. Mess
ork, SIG 50QI7 90. Bacon clear sides,
clear rib sides, 9k@9Zc; should
rs, TIC; sugar cured bans, canYsssed,
according TO brand; breakfast
aeon, l1k@I2Ac; plain hams, I2%@
ne. Lard, in t~ierces, uA@llkc; kegs, =
2h@l2kc: csddies, l3%4l4kc.
P~RODUCE-NeY potatoes are quiet at
SOFA 90. Cabbage Ia good supply at Is,
sr 100, New onions dull at So eeQ4 OO.
took peas, 81 50Q2. Tomatoes, 81 90 per
0sheL.
PoWpER-Mining, per keg, "a 90; rife,
50. 1
RICE-South Carolina, 9H9l0c; Lou
isnR, sA@9c. Y
STocR MARKET.-We have no change
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