Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-12

fee sugars, l3L0l4oi hne n har
sugars are nominal; white clesri6ed
I4o; coffee A, lac; b, lSh9ls24C
1870. Coffee continues quiet bu
firm at Is TO Ice. to the trade. apples ar
In light demand with few on the market
selling at $2G2 90 per Dbl. Onions are II
good supply at g 1908 per Dbl. Butter
choice Western reserve is in fair request q
Isf0I9c TO the local trade. Potatoes ar
sSarce and ia good demand, with price
firm. Native are selling from wagon a
g 5O92 rs; Western, sos 10 for SINAI
orders; Rnd from store, for choice
50 Is to s. 90 Is asked. Lemons ar
in full supply, with a fair cOnsump
tive demand, selling st $79s per box
Cheese is in full supply, at l3@l4c. Bean
and stock peas continue quiet, with 4
small trade doing, and prices unchanged,
HiehWines are nominal st 93@95c
Cotton seed, duh and quiet, at 5!
per ton. Oils remain unchanged. We
quote coal oil at 2S@30c per gallon; lard,
S5a9Oe; train, 9O@SI; Crude cotton seed
oil, 42@4Sc; yellow, refined, b295b; white
$1,000; oil cake, packed in double
gunniss, S2962l per tons oil meal,
in sacks, So per ton. Canned goods
are quiet and steady, with a small
city trade doing prices unchanged.
/ New smoked behring's are in fsir demand
at SOC per box, Roe herring are quiet at
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little doing. Good Leaf is selling st l09
I5c per pound; Tugs, 5@6o; common, So
&c; good manufacturing leaf, lS92Oc.
GBNERAL MARKET.
Quotations below are wholesale or Job
bing cash prices in store. On small orders,
retail prices are charged
APPLES Are quiet, with a small trade
doing, at S2G2 80 per barrel.
BUTTER-ChOice table butter is in good
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/ zoe: common and inferior, l5Ql7c.
BRAN-Is steady, with a fair trade do
ing at $4,000 per ton.
BAGGING-Is active, with a good cOun-
try demand, int fsir receipts; fax and
hemp, standard brands, are selling at 1SK
G22c for full weights.
B~EANs-Stesdy. White mixed, 81 400
l go; navy, 81 1902 per bushel,
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING ce-
ment, per barrel 50 70; RosendaIe cement,
s. 75@4; plaster paris, So 1884 90; Order
& Co.'S Alabama lime, Sl40 per Dbl by the
car load and 81 50@l 6O. in store. Hair,
&c per Id. Fire brick, "a per hundred;
common brick, Sl00l2 per 1000 delivered.
Friedrich, per 100, $4OO94 5O;i common
brick. sl09l2 per 1000 delivered.
CoRNMEAL-Is nominal, with full re
ceipts; selling at S. 2593 IS per barrel;
city mills sre filling riders st s. 2OG3 80
for fresh kilndried.
OOTTONsEED-Is duh, with asmsll trade
doing; selling to mills at IS 50g9 per ION,
buyers furnishing sacks.
C~HEEsE-Is lower, with full receipts;
selling to the trade at 129l4c.
CANDLEs-Star, light weight, l2c; full
weight, I79lsc.
CoFFEE-Firm; Rio, common to choice,
l69lsAc; Java, 249SOc; Lsgusyra, Is
CANNED GooDs-Condensed milk, S14@
IA 80 per case. Cove oysters, l 10, 81 ESQ
, so per dozen. Pickles, half gallon, per
dozsn, s. 90; quarts, S325g3 so; pints,
81 Is. Tomato catsup, 81 2OQl %. Pep
psrssuce, 81 20.
Esas-Are scarce and nominal, with
the market bsre; selling at 22925c per
dozen.
FLoUR-The market for medium and
choice brands is active, with prices
firm. Low grades sre dull and
nominal, with large stocks On hand.
We quote /: Low superhne, So 500
4 so; Super, 80 O095 90; medium, 81 90
as %; double extra, IS 90; treble ex-
ira, IS 9O97 IS; choice family and fancy,
FIs4-ssrdines, SIsaI9 so for quarters,
and SS3@33 90 for halves. White fish, 81 so
per half barrel. Rot herring, per half bbl
IS 90. msckerel, per half barrel, No. l
F9 SO; No. 2, 81; No. l Kits, 81 O0ig2 25;
No. 2, 81 =; No. 3, 81 259l So.
FRUITs. - Lemons are dull with a
light demand, selling at 81 GOGS 90
per box. Layer ~raisina, SSGS Is. Figs
ISc per pound. Prunes, l29lSc. Dried
cherries, I2c. Pears, soc 10 Zoe per box.
GUNNIEs-Are quiet at l20l2Kc for
good seconds. BUrlaps, llgllHc.
GRAIN AND FEED-COrn Is steady, with
a fair city trade doing. The receipts and
are equal TO the demand. Choice
white and yellow is selling at 65G70c.
Oats are in fair request at 60955c for
choice. Hay, choice timothy is held at
81 2O9I 80 per 100: inferior is held at S22
@24 per ton; prairie grass, Sl8@l9 per ton;
straw is quiet and in full supply at $l5@
IL per ION.
HARDwARE-Axes per dozen, $40 SOC
IA: shOvels, Ames', Sl4 50; spades, Ames',
SO so; rope, lg@2lc; casting, &c; plOws,
Avery, each, 3 90; iron per pound, 45zc;
cast steel, 2O8a25c; German, l5G2Oe; nails
per keg, 81 5000 60; iron ties per pound,
&c.
HIDES FURs AND TALLow.-Hides and
fUrs are steady. Dry flint, lSc; dry salt,
I49I5c; green, 7⪼ green salt, sc. Tai
low, sage. Deer skins, lS42Oc; sheep
skins, 25c9Sl.
HoMINT-Demand light "a 75@5 90 per
barrel.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole, S3S9S5c; oak
sole, 33@4Oc; saddle, 4OS49c; bride, S4s@
69 per dozen; uppers, 36@4Sc; eslfskins,
American, per dozen, $S894S.
MOLAssRs n SYRUPs-Are firm COM
mon to choice Louisiana, .4s@7Oc; syrups,
80c9Sl %; sorghum, 4095Oc.
NAILs-Firm at 81 5O94 90 rates.
NAVAL STOREs,-TRrin kegs, s. for pine;
in 40 gallon barrels, $SGl0. Pitch, IS per
barrel. ORkum, sos per bale.
Oms-Coal oil, 2o@Sec per barrel; lin
seed, raw, 81 O7QI 10; linseed, boiled 81 IL
al 10; lard, S5Q9Oc; train, S9OGkl crude
cotton seed oil, 4294Se; yellow refined
52955c; white, $4,000; oil cake packed in
double gunuies, S2092l per toni Oilmeal,
in sacks, S2l@22 per o L.
PoULTRY-Chickens continue in good
demand, young chickens selling at g 90
as 80, according to sizs and quality; old,
S494 so per dozen.
PROVIsIONs-Are dull and heavy with
full stocka on hand. Mess pork, $l49l4 25
per Dbl. Bacon clear sides, 89SKoi
clear ribbed sides, 7A@Sc; shoulders,
6H@6Zc. Sugar cured canvased hams,
l5@l6%c, Breakfast bacon, l0ZQllc.
Lard in ~tierces, lOH@lO%c; kegs, ll9
NE; caddies, l3H@4Tc.
PRODUCE-POtztOss are in full supply,
with a fair oity trade doing, selling at % %
q3 so per barrel. New onions Ere in full
supply at g 1908 per barrel. stock peas,
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PoWDER-Mining, per keg, 81 90; rife,
RGoE-south Carolina, s9lOc; Lou
isiRns, $4,000.
STAROH-4@5o per pound.
SuaARs-Are firm and steady, with 3
fair demand. Louisiana open kettle,
common to choice, iI@13c; yellow
clarified, I3Z@13Zc; white clarified, lac;
Refined, crushed, powdered and grsnula-
tai 1EKarAZa. Hoffaa A 1QNfn1Ans u 1857
QISHei Q, IsK@lsKc; extra do, lSH9
l87<e.
sALT-2sO pound barrels, 81 $500 IS;
dairy, s. SO&s SIS sack, 81 70 for coarse,
and q for fine.
sPiKIEs-Highwlnez sS995c; old Crown
anchor whisky, 75c; old Magnolia do, SOC;
old Tennessee white do, 81 old Bourbon
do, 81 Is; Tuscsrora Bourbon, do, 81 80;
Glen Albin do, u IS; Hindss do, 81 so;
FOTd's do, 81 80; apple brandy, 81 80;
peach 30, 81; New York do, EF u 40;
brsndies, from 81 TO SIC per gallon; Swan
gin, 81 rs; Fish Imported do, "a 90; old
port wine, 81 2594 90; sherry do, 81 SOC
8; sparkling Catawba-pints $40; quarts,
SO claret per case, "a; Home bittens, per
case; Sc 6097 5Oi Plantation do, per case,
% 90 HostetteT's do, per case 49, Bene-
ToRACoO-The market for the week has
besn steady, with a fair trade doing
Manufactured tobacco, extra fine and
fancy Virginia work, e0cgSl; fine, 500
soc; good, 70980c; medium, 6O97Oc; COM
mon, 64G6Sc; caddies lqusrters) fine, IS 9
nc; good medium, 6St4j2ci common, 5&8
60c: smoking, common medium, 2894Oc;
fine to fancy, 6Oo(GSl,
VIERGAR-COmm0n aud pickling, SIG
10 per barrel.
COTTOA PRESS.
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