Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-02
TRADE

quiet, with few orders on the market, and
y small number of country dealers In the
city making bills. There being no packet
in this morning from st. Louis, the grain
and produce market was bare and quiet.
Meats are frmer, owing TO the small
stock on hand and light receipts. Clear
sides are selling at SH@SHc; clear ribbed,
7H@Sc; shoulders are scarce with an
active demand, with sales of choice
meat at 6Z07c. Breakfast bacon re-
mains quiet and unchanged, with
sales Of sugar-cured canvassed at
l0L411e. Hams continue dull and quiet,
with a large stock on We note
sales of Western sUgar-cUred csnysssed
st l59I6c; st. Louis cured do, 144l4A;
country cured ~canVsssed, l3Gl4c; rejected,
l2kS12&c. Mess pork is dull and nomi-
nal; prime mess is selling at Sl2 509IS
per barrel; Tump, SIP %. Corn is in good
demand, with none on the levee. Prices
are firm, with sales OF choice shelled
white and yellow in round lots in store at
65@66c; for small orders 67G65c is asked;
ear corn is in light supply, and held
at SOC per bushel. COrnmsal is q little
frmer, with small receipts and q small
trade doing. Kun-dried S3@3 05 on the
levee; in store, the ruling price was
50 10G3 20. City mills were filling or
ders at 50 10. Flour is in good supply, with
an active city snd iObbing trade doing.
We note sales at the following figures:
low superins, s. 5O93 80; extra, S4Q4 50;
double extra, IS 90G6; triple extra, So so
az; choice family and fancy brands, 81 90
as so. Oats are scarce and in demand,
with none on the levee; selling in store at
50955c; selling to arrive at 46@47c.
Choice Western timo$hy hay is held at
S26927 per ton; medium or inferior, 500
y per ton. Arkansas prairie grass is in
full supply, duh and nominal al
SI6@19 per ton. Straw is in light
demand at Si59l7 per ton. Bran
Is firm, with small receipts; selling In first
hands at SIS 503l9 per ton. BaRging is
quiet, with prices nominal and an active
country trade doing; P. Y. X. Y.
standard brands are active and
jobbing at 2O@2OHc. Hemp and fax,
IH-lb, at lS@lSKc; 2-lb, I99l9Hc; 2k-lb,
20020Lc. Iron ties sre steSdy, with 2
good country trade doing. Arrow
and beard ties rule at 5LG6c; other
patterns are held st 4EG5c. The
stock on hand is equal to the de-
mand. Sugars sre quiet and nominal,
with a large stock on hand of hard and
refined and Louisiana sugars. We note /
sales at the following prices; Louisiana
az l2HGl3c; coffee sugars, lSLGl4c; fine
and hard sugars, white clarified, lac;
coffee A, lac; B, I31%c. Coffee is firm, with
a fair trade doing. Prices are firm
and tending upward. We note sales
to the trade in round lots at II
62Oc. For small orders the prices rule as
follows: For common, lS@i4c; Rio, 1917 |
@20o; Java, 25@2Sc; Lsguyra, lS92lc.
Cheese is in full supply, with a fair de-
msnd; choice rules ~ l09l4c, according
TO quality. Lemons are IN full supply, |
with q fair demand, selling at S7G8 per
box. Beans snd stock peas continue
quiet, with q small trade doing, and prices
unchanged. Potatoes, owing 20 the large
ramafnfa and Nfuhn npwFnna ava dn11 ord /
nominal at 81 1903 per Dbl for choice
Western packed; medium, 81 500 per
Dbl. Eggs are irmer, with small receipts;
fresh packed selling at 20g22o per dOz.
inferior, l66lSc. Onions firm but quiet,
with a small demand, with sales
of small lots of choice ct So so
as IS per Dbl. Apples ara in large
supply, with q small demand selling from
81 50G2 90 per barrel, according to quail
ity. Chickens are in bstter supply, with
an active demand; young selling from 50
to 81 80 per dozen, according to quality;
old are nominal at s. 80. Cabbsges were
in fair supply, with sales 81 IS SOFAS 90 per
hundred. Manufactured tobacco is
hrmer, with a good demand, We quote
extra fine and fancy Virgins weak at soc
@Sl; medium, 6O970c; common, 5495Sc.
Rice is steady, bu firm st9@l0o. Powder,
per keg, rhe, 81 so; mining, a 80. No
lasses and syrups are steady;
common to choice Louisiana, As
@70c; syrups S0c9Sl 25 per gal
Sardines, S2l@2 for quarters,
and S339S3 so for halves. White fish, 81 so
per half barrel. Roe herring, per half Dbl
90. hackerel, per half barrel, No. 1
So so; No. 2, 81; No. l kits, g O092 25;
No. z, 81 x; No. 3, 81 259l IS; new mack.
erel of No. 8 large are offered to the trade
Sl2 per barrel. Csndlss-star, light
weight, lie; full weight, l7@ISc. South
Carolina rice, 9&l0o; Louisiana do, $40
&c. Cotton seed, duh and quiet, at 50
per on. Oils remain unchanged. We
quote coal oil at 28030o per gallon; lard,
train, sO9Sl; Crude cotton seed
4294Sc; yellow, refined, 52@55; white,
oil cake, packed in double
gunnies, S20Q2l per ton; oil meal,
Ia sacks, 50 per ton. Canned goods
are quiet and steady, with a small
city trade doing f; prices unchanged.
at 6Oc per box In tobacco good leaf
is selling at lO@l5c per pound; Tugs,
common, $3.50; good manuiac-
turing leaf, 10000. Vinegar-cider, per
barrel, 81 e09S 90; wine, per gallon, 4Oo.
Starch is quiet st 4%G5Hc. Salt, 80 10
barrels, e. 2502 So; dairy, 50 3093 50;
sack, 81 IS for coarse, and ~ for line.
starch 4g5o per 10. Highwines,
94G96c; old Crown anchor whisky,
zoe; old Magnolia do, soc; old
Tennessee white do, 81; old Bourbon
do, 81 Is; Tusesrora Bourbon, do, 81 25;
Glen AIbin do, 81 IS; Hindes do, 81 so;
Ford's do, 81 so; apple brandy, s. 30;
peach dol Sc; New York do, FL 81 2591 80;
brandies, from 81 TO Sl6 per gallon; Swan
gin, 81 %; Fish Imported do, 81 so; old
port wine, 81 25G4 90; sherry do, 81 SOC
5; sparkling Catawba-pints $40; quarts,
ga; claret per case, "a; Home bitters, per
case; IS 6O617 5Os Plantation do. Der case,
- 90; HOstetter's do, per case, 50; Bsne-
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