Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-13
ROW rorK Oot,on markst.

Oi45.-Cotton is firm. Sales for November,
he; December. 1870; January. 1870.
2;l5 p.m.-Cotton is strong. Spot sales,
1000 bales; futures, 1900 bales Sales for No
vember, Is 3-l6ci December. 1876; January,
ls9-l6c; February. IS lS-l6c; March, lgc; May
1910.
Liverpool Cotton MarHot.
LIVERPOOL. November Is. IL am. Cotton is
steady. UpIands. sd; orleans.9 ll-l6d. Sales
1000 bales.
s p.m.-Cotton is closes strong. Uplands,
97-l6d; Orleans. s5zd. Sales. 1900 bales,
of which 1000 were for export and speculation.
Trade.
A fair amount Of business has been
done during the past week in all the
leading branches, but the movement was
hardly as active as during the week pre-
vious, and yet larger business is re-
ported than was done during the CORE
spending week last year In dry goods,
boots and shoes, etc., there have been
no material changes in prices. Liquors
are dull and shade easier, with lin
tied business doing. In hats and caps,
harness, saddlery, etc., fair jobbing
trade is being done. Receipts Of pro-
duce have been fair, and with one or two
exceptions the market has been amply
supplied with all articles. Provisions
have been steady during the week. Mess
pork is in light supply, with a moderate
demand at $ll 80 to Is. Bacon clear
sides are held at 81 to &c, clear rib 81 to
SEC, shoulders, 8 to SIC. Lard, lot to
lO4 for tierce and III to lie for key
Breakfast bacon and hams are un-
changed. Bulk sides, Sc. An offer Of
lie was made to day for 10000 pounds
old bulk sides loose, delivered, at the
levee. Corn meal is quiet at s. 10 to
Is; sales, 40 barrels at the latter fig
ure. Corn is quiet, with sales Of 1875
sacks shelled, in secondhand gunnies,
at 60c, and 100 sacks ear at 48c. Oats
are steady at soc. Hay is quiet at 1927
to $50. Bran is easier, Notwithstanding
that l36 sacks, to arrive, sold at $27
Apples, 81 to 81 with choice fancy held
at 90. Onions are quiet at 81 80 to 3.
Butter in better supply at "a to 2Gc for
common to fair table and 28c for extra
choice. Beans are quiet at So to %.
Eggs are steady at BE, with light sup
ply. Cabbage firm at IS to 10. Dried
apples54 to Ggc and quiet. Dried peaches
to &c, with a good supply. Cranberries
are easier at So to II per barrel. Kraut
is quiet at 80 to lOper barrel. Notwith-
standing further decline in freight
rates, the general impression is that -four
will advance from 25 to 75c per barrel
on all grades. Several dealers to-
day are quoting fancy grades SOC
higher, and have advices of cor
responding advance in st. Louis.
Sugar is unsettled but prices are not
lower. Coffee is quiet at the decline
noticed. Poultry is in fair supply at 81
for ducks, So for geese, sl3 to II for
turkeys, and 81 30 to 50 for chickens.
Onions are dull, with sales of 80 barrels
at 81 80. Cabbage are quiet at S. TO 9
per crate. Potatoes are quiet but shade
frmer at 81 10 to 3. Nails are firm at
81 10 rates. Bagging Is easier, with
sales by the lot at l6i to l6ac for 2
to q pound fax and hemp. Cheese
is easier at l5!c for factory. Whisky is
unchanged. Lemons are So to $40 per
box. Oranges in fair supply at IS to
$40 per barrel.
From store on orders prices are as follows:
BALING STuFFs-2 lb. hemp bagging. hand
98% Is IN qqSSIitg; power Ts9I O t9a
as in pattern, TO &c. Baling Irvine, 10 to lie.
Second hand gunnies and burlaps. l4g15c.
BAcoE-Quiet; clear sides. 50 TO go; clear
rib, to Sc; slbsSuldsrs to G spgsT
bacon. ll@l215c, plain and canvased.
BEANs-S3 % to 3 40 per bushel.
BRAN-Quiet at 81 45@l so . l00in store.
BuTTER-Good Western, l5glSc; inferior.
HNuiAhoAf PiihAof SSNC-DSf eNAhSoS
ClBBAGE-steady at IS OO@9 90.
CAYDLEs-Light weight star, ID to l4c; full
CaEEsE-Common, ll@l4ci chedder firm at
GofrEE-Quiet at 2l@24c for Rio and SOs
&c for Java.
CoTToEsEED-s9 90 y ton on leyee.
CORN MEAL-Quiet at 50 30g3 40 from store.
CONFIRM at g. to CSC for shelled on orders;
ear, b2g55c.
EGGs-Are scarce at go.
HAY-steady at 81 5091 65 per 100 on orders.
as 10 quality.
HGRDw1RE-Axes. per dozen. $40 so to "a:
shovels, Ames'. sl4 So; spades, Ames'. SIS so;
rope, 10 to 2lc; casting, Sc; plows, Avery,
each. 81; iron per n. 4Sc; cast steel % to 25e;
fFE Io1RFTm I super P 81 SO O ssF < s. 500
6 70; Xxx, 81 % Is; xxx. 81 5Ol9S 90;
choice family and fancy. IS 5Og9 %.
LARD-In kegs llh@llHe; tierces. lOl4@
LIouoRs-Rectifed whisky per gallon, IS to
CSC; Bourbon and Rye, 81 q to 4 80; Robert;
son county, 81 q 10 %: American gin and
brandies, 81 10 to so; Highwines. % 70 $40:
bsTsy Tn' r RfE q Home pert 5 snd
per dozen. IS 50 toto.
MOLAssEs-Louisiana old. firm 9Oa65c in
barrels; syrups, 45975e; Louisiana. new, 20
'NIiIs-s Steady at "a rs rates.
0ATs-Quiet at 55956c from store.
0SIoNs-Easy at IS COOS Is per barrel.
POwDER-Riae per key. Sc; mining. 81 SO.
PoULTRY-Old chickens quiet at 81 0)@4 50;
young. 81 50g3 rs. as TO size. Geese. IS 90.
Turkeys, sl2 0O9l6 20. Ducks, 81 90,
PoTGToKs-Are quiet. with a fair supply at
SO 20,aS IS . barrel. Sweet potatoes. 81 Is per
barrel.
PoRK-Quiet at SIS 90 per barrel for prime
SIIr-s2 25as 50 y Dbl. ; 81 75@2 90 y sack.
SHOr-Per sack. 81 90 20 2S.
SOAP-German notified. &c; common, Sc.
SARDINEs = Quarters per case, 81 to SIS;
halves. SIS.
SrARcH-ouiet at to SIC per n.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.