Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-03
General

APPLES-S Dbl, 81 70 10 70; in demand.
B~UILDERs' NATE ALs-LOuisville cemeut,
3 Dbl. 81 70; Rosendale cement, SO 70 TO 4; plas-
ter Par-s, s. IS to 4; Alabama lime, 81 40 . Dbl
by carload and 81 90 in store; hair, &c D 10; fire
brick, 81 D 100; common brick, $40 TO u D 1000,
delivered.
BUrTER-Choice table. 20 to soc; medium,
2Oc: cooking, u 10 I5c; inferior, 10 10 nc.
BAGGi NG-Hemp and fax, 2 lbs, 1870; ~ lbs,
l9Hc; iron ties,5z 70 SIC; baling tyvine,l 10 to l7c.
BACos-Clear sides, 9 TO &c; shoulders, 8 TO
sc; breakfast bacon, IL to l2e; mess pork, s 70
TO Il; rumps, SO 50 TO u; choice and canvased
hams Is 70 lIlac; inferior, Il to l4c.
BRAN-s24 ton.
BsEswAx-SO to SIC q ID.
CORNMEAL-Kln-dried, 50 30 to so; in store,
50 80.
CABBAGE-s45 50 to 8.
COFFEE-RiO, IsL to ASc; lava, a to soc; La
guayra, Is to DC.
CHEEsE-SeIling at I2% 10 I5c.
CASDLEs-Light weight, star, lS TO lie; full.
CANNED GooDsLCondensed milk, SI3 so to IA
= case cove oysters. J IN 81 10 to ] 2: a.. 50 ~
to per dog; s~ardines, quarters, . case, s2S
CHIcKESsEYoung, 81 to 8 70; old, 81 80.
EGGs-Fresh packed, "a to 28c
FLoUR-LOw superdne, SO 90 to 4 80; supers, s.
to 80; medium, SdtO s D; Xxx SO .; xxx, $50
to 7 Is: fancy, Y ) to s 70 rye, IS 30 to 8.
FIsH-WhiUe fish, So 50 to Q 3 half Dbl; kits,
81 50; roe herring, 3 half Dbl, IS: smoked her
ring, IS 10 SOC q box; new mackerel, q bbl; No.
!, SIS TO 10, half Dbl, S.; kits, 81 80 TO l 20; No. 3,
large bbls, SO SOTO II; hall bbls, So 90; kits, 81 D.
in good demand at7Oc; oats, in
store, 4S TO SOC.
GLAss-Window glass, single strength, 6xs to
sxl0, s. 3; do l0xl2 TO l0xl4, So; do l0xl6 to l2&
Is, 81 50: do l4x2 to l6x24, 81 rs. Jobbers allow
a discount Of 4 per cent on these rates on lots
10 the trade.
HAY-Choice western timothy, on levee,
S2i Is: in store, 81 to p.
HARDwARE-Axes, 2 doz. $40 so TO IA; SHOW
els, Ames's, S4 50, spades Amess, SIS 90; cast
ings, 5ci plows, Avery, each, 81 iron, lb, aye;
cast steel, 2 to 25c; German, Is to zoe; nails,
s4 , keg; rope, 10 to BIC.
LIoUoRs-Rectiied whisky, 3 gal, 65 to 95c;
Bourbon and rye, 81 % to 100; Robertson coun-
", 81 TO 2 Is; American gin and brandies, 81 10
70 I 80; highwines, 90 to Sac; claret wi e, . case,
80 70 TO 4 ~; port and sherry, per gal, 81 Is to
2 50; Home bltters, p dog, So 50 To 7 so.
LEATHER-HemlOck sole, d III, 80 TO 35c; oak,
81 to 4lc; harness, 81 to Csc; uppers, D doz, 80 70
8Se; French cali, $40 TO 50: American, $50 to IS.
LARD-keg, II to ll19c; fierce, 10 to lOhc;
caddies, lS4 to l4c.
for Alabama; Cape, 81 50 TO / 80; Louisville ce-
meut, g 70; Rosendale, 81 IS; plaster, 81 TO 4 25;
hair, D 10, ) to &c, fire brick, 3 100, So TO 5 50.
Observation-Disclosures ? gal in hills. 50 to
Csc. refined syrups, IS to 75c; In half bbls and
kegs, 5 to loo higher.
MGTCHEs-Telegraph brand, 300 in box, 81 80
to s; short counts, S6 ..
OiLs-Coal oil, 80 TO Sic . ga; linseed, raw,
81 o. do boiled, SIP; lard oil, % to soc; train,
soc; West Virgins lubTicating, 50 to Coo; cotton
seed OF, crude, 42c; refined yellow, SIC; white,
ONIONs-4 Dbl, So.
PowDER-Rihe, 3 keg, 50.
PorAroEs-S Dbl, In shipping order, So . TO
FAikDH-h nll6 l6t2Us GOlllEfS. - I'D, lOAa 10
u%c; southern, lie, cottage colors; zinc, best
French, Ice; American, l2c; turpentine, 5Sc;
patent drye., l5c; Japan do, 81 50 to l rs. putty,
bulk, 4Hc; bladdeEs, &c; varnish, COACH, So 50 to
5; copal, 81 TO 3; fire-prOOf paint, SO 3 Dbl; whit
ing, gilders' best, &c; venetian red, &c; yellow
RIcRICaroIina, prime new, loo; Raugoop,
TO SIC; Patana, tOec.
ROPE, ETC.LCotton rope, . Ib, 80 to SIC; jute,
70 * inch, lSc' grass, to "A inch, 20 20 2sc;
2Se; cotton, Soc; paper, rag, large, medium and
small, SOC, 75c and 81 Ser ream; Manila, . Id,
SuGAR-Rehned white, crushed, powdered
and granulated, az 10 l41zc; soft refined, ~
TO lSLe; LOuisial clarified, Y to l3c; brown
and yellow no lead sugars, 9 to l2c.
STARCH-Cr let at ~ to SIC q ID.
SALT-Ka nawha and Ohio river, 50 Is to Is
. bbl Of 30 lbs; dairy, y Dbl, 50 Is TO 8 Is; Liver
pool, , sack 81 65to16
SHoT-A sack, 81 80 to 2S5,
SoAP-German notified, &c; common, So.
A boxes, g 10 &c; in kegs, &c.
TALLow-Quiet at S 10 SIC.
TIMERS STOCK-We quote; Tia plate, &c, 10
xI7, 81 @ TX, lOx14, sl4 30; &c, i4x26, sI2 30; TX,
I4x20, SIS 50; &c, roofing, lie; block tin, acc cop
per bottoms, 42c; boiled sheet iron, % and n, 6%
to &c; charcoal do, 8 TO 9kc.
Observation-Disclosures tobacco, extra fine
and fancy Virginia work, 81 TO- 10; fine, 50 to
sec; good, 20 10 Soc; medium, 80 to zoe; common
81 to 5Sc; caddies, quarters, fine, s 10 nc; good
medium, s. to &c; common, SO to 6Oc; smoking,
common medium, d TO 4Oc; fine to fancy, coo
vfSEeAR-cider,B Dbl, 81 50 to s 80; wine vim
eBaI, q gar 4OC.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE-Buckets, paint:
ed, 2 and 3 hoops, . doz, 81 2 to rs cedar, 2
aud 3 hoops, IS 50 TO 10 so tubs, painted, nests
OF s, IS rs; No 3, IS IS; No 2, SO 50; No !, SO 80;
bowls, So to Z; trays, Sc to Z; churns, pine, 10 70
p inches, 81 90 10 IL; cedar. bound, $I4 to
20; well-buckets, hoop ear, IS; wrought ear, s.;
large swivel, 81; washboards, wood, 81; zinc,
81 q; aX-handles, 81 50 TO 2; measures, nest of s
81; hall bushels, 3 doz, IS; iron-bOund, 81;
pecks, 81; clothes-pins, 2 box of 5 gross,s 81 25;
spinnipg-wheels, 3 doz, S35; brooms, ring necks,
p doz, 81 %; hurl, plat handles, 81 so; fancy
handles, s.; shaker, IS 5s steamboat, 81; hick-
DRY splint, s.; hearth, 81; whiSk, 81 25 to 2 IS;
mops,% cotton, 81; sleeves, iron wire, 81 rs TO 2;
plated wire, So 2.
Dry Goods.
IL gives us pleasure to report the state of the
dry goods market, which is In an exceedingly
dourishing condition. Very few changes since
our last review. Merchants have closed the
months business very satisfactorily TO all con-
steDding a hrmness to almost a tendency TO
advance, IN some goods, in the eastern mar
ket, there is little fear OF an advance in this
market. Merchants have large stocks, and are
constantly adding thereto, and like the boot
and shoe trade, the dry goods merchants are
prepared to al all orders promptly and salts
factorily. No time since the war has the trade
IN Ii dii ection been so good as the present
Time. The month having closed, merchants
are able to report to a certainty.
Stripes and Checks.
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