Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-03

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The 1evee at 45a47c for choice new; In
ferior was offered at 40a42c, holders in
store were asking 49a52lc for choice.
Bran is in good demand, with fair re-
ceipts; levee sales r reported at BIS
ais 80 per ton from store, $19a20 is the
ruling price. Hay is a little
easier with a good demand DOR
new choice timothy selling at
S27a29 per ton on the levee, and
S30a3I from store, medium and infe-
rior, $24a26 per ton. New prairie
grass is Offering freely on the levee at
SI7a1S per ton and $l9a20
from store. Straw is held at
SIG GOALS 90 per ton. Potatoes are
in good supply at 81 75a3 so per
barrel for choice; inferior, 81 80
per Dbl. Chickens are in active de-
mand, with small receipts; young,
81 5Oa3 %; old, 81 25a4 90 per dozen.
Eggs are in active demand, with small
receipts, sales of fresh packed at la
1Sc; inferior and medium 15a16c.
Bagging is firm and steady at 20a2lc
for full weights, hemp and fax bag
ging. Iron ties are firm and in bet
ter demand at 5a5Ac; at New Orleans
ties have advanced a half cent. The
stock on hand here is equal to the de-
mand, with an increase of trade
in ties and bagging. Sugars are
firm and active, with a good trade
doing in fine and choice Louisiana
sugars, fine, I24a13c; coffee sugars, 135
a14c 4; white clarified, lie; coffee
A, lie; B, 193; G, 1859 134a
l34c. Molasses and syrups are
quiet and steady. Coffee remains firm
and steady, with fair receipts and a
good local trade doing, jObbing at lea
Isle for Rio; Java, 24a30c; Laguayra,
Meats are dull and heavy, with
a small trade doing and large
stocks on hand; clear sides are held
at 94a9Bc; a few outside lots changed
hands at 9a9lc; clear ribbed sides, 84a
SC; shoulders are quiet at 7a74c;
Breakfast bacon is steady at l04a1lc.
Lard is in fair demand, tierce selling
at lO$a11c; keg, ll4al2c. Hams are
in fair request with the receipts equal
to the demand; sugar cured canvassed
choice, selling at l6a16tc; medium,
l5al53c; we learn of n sale Of a lot
of inferior hams at 143c. Mess pork
continues dull and nominal, prime
selling at SIS 00a15 %. Apples are in
abundance selling at 81 90 to 81 90
per barrel. Onions are in fair
demand at 81 25a2 70 per barrel.
Lemons are in full supply with a fair
cOnsumptive demand, selling at $7aS
per box. Cheese is in full supply at
14al6c. Beans and stock peas continue
quiet, with a small trade doing, and
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family or Western Reserve is in
fair demand at 19a23c; medium,
1Sal9c; inferior Or cooking, 14a17c.
HighWines remain steady at 97a98c.
Whisky quiet and steady, with prices
unchanged. Cotton seed dull and
quiet at IS 5Oa9 per ton. Oils remain
unchanged; we quote coal Oil at 28a
soc per Gallon; lard, 85a9Oc; train,
9Oca$I. Crude cotton seed Oil, 42a43c;
yellow refined, 52a55c; white, 57a60c;
oil cake packed in double gunnies,
$20a21 per ton; Oil meal in sacks, go
per ton. Canned goods are quiet
and steady with a small city
trade doing; prices unchanged.
GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations below are wholesale or job
bIng cash prices in store. On small orders,
retail prices are charged
APPLEs-COntinue dull and nominal at
81 to 81 per Dbl.
RUTTFR-Choice Western Reserve is in
fair demand. jobbing at 22924c per pound.
Medium, 1S420c; common n inferior, Is
@l7c.
BRAN-Is in demand at El9G2O per ton.
BAGGING-In fair demand, with large
receipts, selling at 2OG2lc for Kentucky
standard brands.
BEANS Steady. White mixed, 81 400
l go; navy, 81 75@2 per bushel.
BUILDERS MATERIALs-LOUisville &C.
per barrel, s. 70; ROsendsie cement,
SAGA 25; plaster paris, 81 25a4 5Oi Order
Co.'S Alabama lime, 81 4O9l 90; hair, in
81 50@2 IS; FIRE brick, per 100, 81 so
as 90; common brick, tl09l2 per 1000 de-
CoRNMEAL-Isin fair demand, with good
receipts, selling from store at So 55GS 60,
and from city mills at s. 40 for fresh
kiln dried.
observation-disclosures, on levee, So
per ton, buyer furnishing sacks.
CHEEsE-Quiet st I29l6c, as to quality,
CANDLEs-Sbar, light weight, ll@l2c;
full weight, l7@ISc.
CoFFEB-Firm; Rio, common to choice,
169l8Hc; Jaws, 249S0c; Lsgusyrs, IS
@2lHc.
CANNED GooDs-Condensed milk, {I4@
II so per case. Cove oysters, / Id, 81 259
2 SO per dozen. Pickles, half gallon, per
dozen, s. 90; quarts, S32543 so; pints,
s. 25. Tomato cstsup, 81 2O9l %. Pep
persauce, 81 20.
EGas-Are in active demand st I7@lSc
per sdozsn, for fresh packed medium,
l5G Ice per dozen.
FLoUR-The market for medium and
choice brands is active, with prices
firm. Low grades are dull and
nominal, with large stocks on hand.
quote /: Low superhne, s. 600
4 5O:, super, So OO95 50; medium, % 90
96 %; double extra, 81 so; treble ex-
ira, s. 9O97 Is; choice family and fancy,
FIsH-sardines, SIS 50&l9 for quarters,
and $50 for halves. White hsh, % 90 per
half barrel. Roe herring, per half barrel
81 90. Msckerel, per half barrel, No. l
So 90: No. 2, 81; No. ! kits, 81 O0G2 Is;
No. 2, 81 x; No. 3, 81 259l IS. These
prices are nominal and tending downward,
owing 10 the receipts Of new, which are
being offered at the above quotations.
FRUTTs. - Lemons are dull with q
light demand, selling at s. 0048 90
per box. Layer r~aislns, SS@3 25. Figs
l8c per pound. Prunes, l29lSc. Dried
cherries, 15c. Pears, 81 0O per box.
GUENIRs-Ars quiet at l2&l2Zo for
good seconds. BuTlsps, 1l@llHc.
GRAIN AND FERD-Corn is quiet, with
the stock on hand equal to the demand,
from store at 7)@72c FIR choice
and yellow. Oats are steady with
a small trade doing at 49c TO Sac; in store,
for choice inferior, 47450c. Hay continues
scarce; choice timothy, $50 per ton; ne
dunn, $26Ga27; prairie grass, SlS920.
Straw is in light supply, with a limited
doing at Sl5@l6 per ton,
HARDWARE-AXes per dozen, $40 500
IA; shOvels, Ames', Sl4 90; spsdes, Ames',
BIS 90; rope, l982lc; casting, &c; plows,
each, 81 90; iron per pound, 41zc;
steel, 20@s25c; German, l5@2Oc; nails
per keg, s. 5000 60; iron ties per pound,
Be.
are steady. Dry flint, l8c; dry salt,
green, 74sc; green salt, 90. Tai
$3.50. Dser skins, ls92Oc; sheep
25cQSl.
barrel.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole, SSS@S5e; osk
sole, 33@40c; saddle, 40&49c; bride, S4S9
50 per dozen; uppers, 3694Sci calfskina,
American, per dozen, $SSC94S.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs-Are firm; COM
10 choice Louisiana, 4S970c; syrups,
SOc@SI Is; sorghum, 40@5Oc.
NAILs-Firm at "a 50G4 IS rates.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tsrin kegs, S. for pine;
In 40 gallon barrels, $S@1O. Pitch, S. per
Oakum, $5@6 per bale.
Ous-Cosl oil, 2SQ30c per barrel; lin
seed, raw, 81 O7GI 10; linssed, bOiled,S 81 II
al lis; lard, S5G90c; train, $909Sl; crude
cotton seed oil. 42@4Sc; yellow refined
white, $1,000; oil cake packed in
double gunnies, $20Q2l per ton; oil meal,
IN sacks, S2l@22 per ton.
ONIoNs-RsmRin dull and nominal at
b GA rs Der Dbl for new.
PoULTRY-POultry ruled quiet, with
1870 4. Old aallInu at a 2nNnA 20.