Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-01

visions, dry goods, etc. viii bscofrespondingly
! large, and q fine trade is anticipated the COM
ing month in all branches OF trade and with
good reasons. Coffee Is still firm
landing a disposition Yesterday by some TO
give way on the news from New York TO the
effect that coffee was a shade weaker. but II
soon recovered and the old feeling Of hrmness
exists to-day. In sugars no change. The pro-
vision market generally hiss experienced 2 De,
cline IN most articles. and there ts an unsettled
feeling throughout the market, this IS caused
by the supply that has been rushed into the
maTket.boats having come IN on time, and lots
having arrived which have been on the way
some time. Potatoes are unsteady, and deal
/ ers are selling out, anticipating fresh arrivals;
peach blows at IS - to B . ana russets az s. IS
10 3 30 from store. We heard OF no tranSac-
/ tons from first hands. onions in fair supply
and selliEz from store at So .. Butter-for
choice, &c; AID in lots OF one tub, &c. The
supply Is good, while the demand is but mode
rate. Apples continue in abundance, the sup
ply gleatsr than the demand There is a large
quantity on hands n a damaged condition.
The grail market is over-stockoa especially in
corn, sndprices rulel low; asking for shell, 60c.
snd bid SIC. Oats is dull and the demand
light. We heard OF no transactions. Price IN
store, ebc; As 10 SOC on the levee. Hay on the
ievee, s8 to 80; in store, s32 Bran unchanged
and dun. ornmes inactive with prices I'M
chaDged- receipts still large.
Speaking Of the hog product, which Is OF in
fereSt at the present, the New 1orR bulletin
aThere has been an unusual dsarth Of excite-
ment on the market 1r the hog product dur
] NAAA AAE DeEoA hGGAf "a - "a AAkAbb "a
transacted, with values shrinking somewhat
on nearly all styles, though no sharp or heavy
gradual decline is to be noted We have made
several efforts TO discover II possible, any new
influence likely 10 bring on this state OF Affairs,
but the whole position seems to be too much
stock and too little demand, with the slightly
nervous and doubtful feeling in regard TO the
financial position which has been noticeable
ever since the Chicago dre. Some few attempts
have been made to realize both on local and
Western account, but no large amount ofgoodS
wss throwa upon the market, and il is sim
ceIely 70 De boped ina packers viii not pc
must in that event be the result. Slightly
lower values however are not improbable, and
indeed, in the present attitude OF buyers, will
be necessary in order to open an outlet. The
home wants are quite small, and if anything,
slightly decreasing. a good many sections OF
the country now being able 10 depend in part
upon a local production Just now coming tr
while the EXPORT demand has subsidized ma
terially. The great bulk OF the Continental
are now provided for and the English call does
not appear to develop at all, while shippers
generally baye found previous small margins
much reduced by the decline In gold and the !
high cost of freight room. and have deter |
minedly refused TO enter into negotiations ex- |
cept upon the most positive orders. They all
agree however that supplies Will be wanted if |
offered on somewhat easier terms, and it will |
tax the c~onsumpttve powers OF Europe to the |
utmost to use their own production and the i'm |
mense surplus we are likely TO have on the |
next crop, according 70 all present Indications. |
A good many OF the trade here and we under
st-nd. and not a few packers at the West, |
think il pretty good policy TO meet shippers /
while they are in the humor for believing that
goods can be sent abroad TO advantage. The /
speculstivemovements have in the main been l
confined OOld cliques working up settlements /
and getting outstanding contracts ont OF the
way, in order TO commence fresh on the new |
crop. A few sales of new crop have been /
made, mainly on lard, but of late the feeling
haS Deen SO oouDtIul that DoJh buyer and
seller rather hold on 10 await fresh indica-
tons"
GsneraI Market.
APPLEs-ab Dbl, So 90 to $50; for choice.
MISUNDERSTANDING cement,
= Dbl, $50; Rosendale cement, S. so TO 4; plas-
ter PARIS, So IS TO 4; Alabama lime, 81 50 d Dbl |
9y carload and 81 80 IN store; hair, &c q ID; fire
prick, 81 400 common brick, $40 TO u o 1000.
BUTTER-Choice table. Is TO sc; medium,
zoe; cooking, Y TO l5c; inferior, 10 to l2c.
bA0GEG-Hemp and nax, 2 lbs, lT1sc; % lbs,
8 tolS&c; iron dies, % TO &C; baling twine, ID
to ITe.
shoulders, s to SIC; breakfast bacon, 1lT9
l21Sc; mess pork, S4 50; Pumps, SO 50Gf2;
choice and canvased mans, T5zc; choice plain
1910; inferior, l2L@l4Lc.
BRAN-S27 q ton. scarce.
10 sc q ID.
CozEMEAL-Kiln-d dried, So 30 to s IS; in store,
CABBAGE-s7 to- 50 per crate.
CoFFEE-RiO, 2% TO 25c.
CHEEsE-Seliing at 10 to l6c.
CAHDLE-Llght weight, star, IL to l4c; full
weight, lSc.
CANNED GooDs-Condensed milk, SIS 60 to IA
a case; cove oysters ] 10. 81 10 10 : Is: z In. So 10
=
CHICKENs-Young, 50 K 8 70; old, 81 to6.
EGGs-Freshp packed, II TO re.
FLoUR-S6pers, S. 90; extras, s6 50 to 7 90;
family, $ y to p; fancy brands, 50 10 TO
50
FIsH-White fish, IS 50 to 6 q half bbl: Kits.
80; roe herring, 3 half Dbl, IS; smoked her
ring, IS TO SOC . box; new maekerel, p Dbl; Mol
SIS TO Is; half Dbl, IS 50; kits, 81 90 TO l rs; No. g
large bbls,s $40 50 TO IL; half bbls, IS so; kits. 81 26
GRAIE5Corn in good supply and lower at
% TO zoe. Oats, 50 to Sc.
"a 80 Ufndo w-Fozg cfVuIa p4~o,-4R, CO a.
3xlO, s. =; do l0xl2 10 l0xl4, S.; do i0xI6 to Tx
Is, 81 50 do l4x2 TO l6x24, 81 Is. Jobbers allow
2 discount of per cent on these rates on lots
HAYLChOioe western timothy, on levee,
rs GO; in store, sS2.
HARDwARE-Axes. 2 doz, $40 20 to Il; SHOW
Ames's, SH 81; spades, Ames's, SIS 50; cast
,ngs, &C. plOWs, Avery, each, "a iron, ID. 4Sc;
oast steel, y TO 2ci German, 10 TO Zoe; nails,
90 TO 4 % . kee: rope, IS to PIC
HIDES, Wool, EFC- Are in demand. We
quote: Flint hides, lse; dry sailed, Il TO l4xc;
able at p to SOC as in quality and cond ton.
Deer skins are taken at Is to fec per pound,
and speep skins at SOC to 81 s. each.
LIoUORS-hectihed whisky, q gal, 81 to 81 CSC:
Bourbon and rye, 81 = to $50; Robertson coun-
", 81 to .; American gin and brandies. 81 10
% .; highwines, - to s5e; claret wine; . case,
So IS 70 50; port and sherry, per gal, 81 Is 10
2 50; Home bitters, D doz, s. 50 TO 4 g.
Observation-Disclosures sole, q 10, 80 to S5c; oak,
TO 4lc; harness, 81 to S3e; uppers, , doz, SO to
French calf, SO to co; American, $50 to As.
LARD-keg, ~ 70 llzc tierce, lOZto lOZci
In 70 l4c.
MoLkssEs-Louisiana 3 gal In bhls, IS to
Sc: refined syrups, IS to 75c; in halt bbls and
kegs, 5to l0c higher; New Louisiana 70 to 75c.
AAToHEs-Feiegraph brand, 800 in box, 81 -
onsLCoal oil, 30 70 &c 3 gal; nuseed, raw,
81 0i do boiled, 81 u; lard OIL, IS TO SOC; train,
s0ci West Virginia lubrtcating, So to 60c; cotton
seed oil, crude &c; refined yellow, SIC; white
cake, so . ton; eottonseed, 50 per ton.
ONIoSs-Sbbl IS to 3.
P-OWDER-Ri1e, 3 keg, SO.
PoTAToEs-5 Dbl in shipping order, So 25 to
PAIrTs-White lead, Golfers, q ID. I0H 10
lIkc; southern, lie, cottage colors; zinc, best
French, l6o; American, l2c; turpentine, CSC;
dryer, l5c; Japan do, 81 50 to IS: putty,
5 cOpal, 81 TO 3; dre-proof paint, 50 % Dbl; whit
ing, gilders' best, SC; venetian red, &c; yellow
Ochre, Sc.
RIoE-CaroHna, prime new, g]Sc; Rangoon, s
10 $40; Patana, 8 toS1c.
RoPE. EroICotton rope, . Id, 20 to Sc; jute,
Temp nominal jGate tMine, Sc; PAPER twiDe,
cotton, 3Oc; paper, rag, large, medium and
small, 5Oc. 75c and 81 Ger ream; Manila, y ID.
SUGAR-Rehned white, crushed, powdered
and granulated, AZ 10 ls3zc; soft refined, l2X
10 1870; Louisiana clarified, 70 TO I3c; brown
and yellow no slead sugars, 8 to l2c.
SrARCHct let at AZ 70 5hc y 10.
s~ALT-Kanawha md Ohio river, 50 Is to 2 80
3 Dbl OF 80 lbs; dairy, . Dbl, IS Is to 3 50; Liver
pool, = sack, 81 3 for fine.
SHoT-R sack, 81 60 to 2 50.
SoAP-German notified, &c; common, Sc.
SoDA-ln boxes, 2 TO Sc; In kegs &c.
TALLow-Quiat at &c.
TIMERS quote: Tin plate, &c, 10
81 50; TX, loxl4,S So 50; IC, 9x26, 1880: tx,
l4x10, Sl5 So &c, roofing, lie; block tin, 46c; cop
per bottoms, &c; boiled sheetiron, % and Y, 81
20 &c; charcoal do, 3 10 9Hc.
IoBAOco-Manufactured tobacco, extra fine
fancy Virginia work, 81 toI 10; hne, so to
Nci good, 20 TO SOC; medium, 90 to 7oc; common
d . 5Sc; caddies, quarters, fine, IS TO &c; good
medium, IS to &c; common, S. TO COO; smoking,
common medium, q 10 4Oc; fine TO fancy, 60c
10 81.
VIEEsAR-Cider.B bbl, 81 to s 50; wine vim
lgar, b gal, SOC.
WoOD AND WILLOW WARE-Buckets, paint
ID, 2 and 3 hoops, Il dog, 81 90 TO 2 70, cedar, 2
and 2 hoops, 81 50 TO 10 So tubs, painted, nests
s, 81 % 80; NoS, 50; No2 $40 Is; No J, $40 so;
inches, 81 50 10 II; cedar. iron-bound, $l4 10
y; W~eil-ouckets, hoop ear, IS %; Wroughtear,S6 Sc;
arge swivel -; waShbOards, wood, 81; zinc,
y %; a~A-bancles, 81 50 to z; measures, nest Of 5,
ii hal Bushels, D doz, IS; iron-bound, 81;
y; ciotheS-plns, 4 box OF 5 gross, 81 Is;
plnnibg-whsels,fBdoz S5; brooms,r ring necks,
y dog, Sl7a hurl, plait handles, 81 50; fancy
handles, -; shaker, s. so steamboat, 81; hick-
Dry spltnt, =; hearth, s.; whisk, 81 Is 20 2 IS;
Hive Stock.
In the live stock market there was some ac-
Cattle are IN good supply and steady at
70 - % foi choice, So 50 to 81 80 for second
and dun for common at 81 90
10 . ~. hogs are in good supply
With fair inquiry at s. O045 80 for smooth fat
block hogs, and "a 50 for half-fattened shoats.
Sheep and lambs are also scarce for best grades
and firm at 50 50Gs 50 per head for best grades,
dull for fnfariOr and eammpn NJ Al saaq