Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-05

meutt per DBL - l05 no5eAAAAo CbM5ub
%G4 Is; plaster paris, 81 25@4 90; Gridal
& Cos Alabama lime, 81 709l so; hair, il
bales, 81 5OG2 IS; IRE brick, per loo, 81 81
| as 90: common brick, Sl092 per 1000
delivered.
BRooMs-s2 2503 per dozen.
CORNMEAL-Ls dullsat s. 30G3 So from
/ store, S38563 40frOm mills.
CANDIHs-Stick, 15@l9c; plain fancy, q
925c.
per ton, buyer furnishing sacks.
CHEEsE-Duu at 14GI5c.
CANDLEs-S5sr, 11oz, HE; y OF, I2Ze.
fun weight, I8c.
CoFFEE-Quist; Rio, common to choice
I I5Gl8c; Java, 25G23c; Laguayra, lT920c
CANNED GOODs-COndensed milk, eI4@
"A 80 per case. Cove oysters, 1 ID, 81 80
2 SO per dOZ. Peaches, s. 4-g25O. Pears
| S3G3 Is. P~ireapples, s. 2G3 so. Brandy
/ cherries, 5 75@5 60. Pickles, half gallon,
| per dOz, IS 90: quarts, s. 25G3 so; pints
3 Is. Tomato cstsup, 81 205Iz p. Pep.
persauce, 81 20.
EGss-Are steady at 13&815c; with
fair receipts and moderate demand.
Feeds dull and prices tending down
ward; choice white corn Is held
at 7ZGT3c on ths lsvee, and 1910 IRON
store. Oats dull and in better supply, al
| 66G6Tc from store. Bran, 81 35Al 40 pei
ANt AG1s nay 4AA1Lr. 30 "a AH=A ~ EoA Avn
pounds, as TO qualify. Straw, SlsgzOs
FRUIT-AppIes firm as s787 80, for old.
and 81 GOAL 50 per bushsl for new green.
Dried apples, 6G7c. Oranges firm at s.
az 90 per box. Lemons, So 1907 90 per
box.
FLoUR-Fum. Low, s. 5O95 70; Super.
S5 80; extra, s. IS; double extra, 81 25
treble extra, s. 5O47 IS fancy, s. 5OG
g so; rye h0ur, s. 1907 per barrel.
r. E--HHnaH cd. ia Fn~ rHrn-Fsra uHrsF
S35G37 for halves. White hEn, 50 per hall
Dol. Roe herring per half bbl, S896 so
Macksrel, per half Dbl, No. ], Sll 75@l2;
No. 2. s. 75G8 90; No. ] kits, 3 30Gz 70;
No. 2, 81 IS; No. 9, 81 459l 50.
GUNNIEs-l5 cents for good seconds.
Burlaps, l29l8c.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLOw-Hides and
furs are steady. Dry flint, 1Sc; dry salt,
I4Gl5c; green, TG7jzc; green salt, $40
beaver, s0cGSl % EACH otter, Sl44 each;
mink, 40cWsl; fox, Soc; coon, LlzB3OC:
sheep skins, 25Gsl 50.
Acknowledgement light; s. 1895 90 per
barrel,
LIVE STocE-Beefcattle 1st quality fat,
well formed steers (cOTu-ied) weighing
from 1000 TO 1900 pounds, gross 6@7c; ID
qUality,rOuRh fat oxen and cOWs,4 @@5kc;
CRASHED. 3l355c; Texas cattle dull with
sales Of small lots to feeders at SI5MlS per
head. Sheep are in large supply and lower,
selling at 5tG54c for best grades mutton
sheep. and 81 SOFAS for common. Spring
.ambs are scarce, and firm % S344 90 as %
quality. Hogs are duh at 5N5Lc gross,
with demands Tor small weights only.
Cows and calves, Sz584O, as to qualify and
condition.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole, 33835c; oak
sole, 33@40c; saddle, 40G45c; bride, S4S
969 per dozsu; uppers, 36g4Sc; callskins,
American, per dCzsn, SsO@4S.
MOLAssEs-Frm Common to choice
Louisiana, 50975c; syrups, 70g90c; sOr-
ghUm, 4OG45cs
NAILs-Firm st s. 1894 So rates.
NAVAL STOREs-Tar, in kegs, rate for
pine; in 40 gallon barrels, SS@iO. Pitch,
g per barrel. OsBum, s596 per bale.
Ous-Coal oil Z1g2sc per gallon; lin
seed, raw, 81 ylt9l III; unsGed, boiled 81 Il
@1 10; lard, 81 10; train, 81 l2L8l 25.
P~OULTRY-Is hrmer and prices a shade
higher: Old chickens are sold ct S. 00Q6 SO,
and $3@5 as TO size.
PROVIsIONs-Dul and unchanged. Mess
pork, SIT 25@l7 80. BscCn-rlssr sides,fg 81
@9JSc; clear rib sides, 9Gszc; shoulders,
7G7HC; sugar cured hams, l4H9lGc;
breakfast bacon, I3@l4c; country hams,
llGl27sc; bulk meas nominal. Lard dull,
key, I2GlZZc ti5rce, uL9llZc; caddies,
PRobUCE-Quiet. Old psachblow po-
ta5oes are dull at 81 1902 80, and new in
good supply at 3 5OG4 60, Sweet pota-
toes, 81 per Dbl, and dull. Cabbage scarce,
and hrm at S2O92S per 100, as to quality.
New onions firm at - 50G6 90. Stock
peas, 81 5O91 IS.
PowDEB-Nining, per key, 81 so; rifle,
s. so.
R1cE-south Carolina, lO@1OHc; Lou
isisns, sA99c.
STARCH-5@6c per pound.
SOAP-German moJtled, TZ97@c; yell
SHOT Ranges from 81 80 to S3GO PEI
sack.
SUGABs-S5eady. LouisiauaOpe kettle
choice, RZc; yellow clarified, l249l2Zc;
white clarified ,I3K Refined, crushed, pow
dered and grsnul8ted, l4&GHZc. Coffee
A, l3Hc; B, 1880; @, 13c; extra do, 1910.
SALT-2S0 pound barrels. s. 25D2 35;
dairy, s. 309S 80; sack, 81 70 for coarse,
and s. for hne.
SPIRTTs-Highwlnes, soc; old Crown
anchor whisky, zoe; old Magnolia do, soc;
old Tennessee white do, 81; Old Bourbon
do, 81 10; Tuscarora Bourbon, do, 81 %;
Glen Albin do, 81 50; Hindes do, 81 20;
FOTd's do, 81 To- apple brandy = %;
peach do, s.: New York do, FF 81 30;
Otsrd, DupUy q Co., 1860, do, s. 90; Swan
gin, 81 %; Fish Imported do, a 90; old
port wine, 81 2594 90; sherry do, 81 500
5; sparkling cataWba-pints, SIG; quarts,
SI4; claret per case, 81; Home bitters, per
case, S70S; Plantation do, per case, 81 90;
HOstetter's do per case, s.; Benedictine,
SO per dozen.
VINEoAR-Common and picking, $50
$40 per barrel.
LIVE sTCCKN KENTUCKY.
We compile the following stock items
from the Paris KeatHckjdH Of a recent
date: esSsveral Of our most noted breed
ers Of short horns, sheep, hogs, etc, ad-
vertise their annual sales ia the True
ReahlckiQu. Mr.. e. G.. Bedford adVer-
tises his sale for the 18th Of June; h. ".
Rice, on July 4th; Ganos q Conn, on
July 55h. Other sales in the BLUEGRASS
region viii take place about the same
time, so that buyers from a distance can
attend them all in visit. At the sale
Of Smiths estate, near HOOktOWn, on
Thursday, stock, etc, sold as follows:
stock hogs at about DC per 10. fat hogs
at about 4c per 10; cattle lfa-) at about
Sc. Der d.: mich COWS from $3 20 SOL;
calves and heifsrs from SIS to $3.50; two
wear old mules from 500 TO Sl4#50s horses
ranged from 81 to S245; ysarling mules,
$50 so; yearling colts from $40 TO 81 81.
+. III. Donaldson, Of Bolivar, Missis-
sippi, bought Of Captain M. NJ. Clay, the
fine bloOded horse, Asterisk. Shipments
of fat cattle East have commenced in
considerable numbers. Kennedy 81 Bed
ford shipped four carloads Of very eX-
ira ones averaging l7l0 lbs. An Ala
bama planter who visited the Blue Grass
region, wrote In eulOgistic terms of &c 20
the Selma argus. After visiting other
counties, he started TO Bourbon and says:
The country, II possible, seemed to grow
more beautiful and too quickly had we
reached Paris. Around there were fine
stock of all kinds. We bad time to
visit only a few farms, aud viii mention
the place Of Mr.. James Hall, two miles
from Paris, where we saw q superior
herd Of Durham cattle. That same gen
erous hospitality for which ths region is
famous. was again extended to us here.
This makes q visit 60 Kentucky a double
pleasure. Going through the stables Of
Mr.. H., where each animal had its stall
and bed Of hsy 10 lie on, we could but
think that there was a. much care taken
Of stock there IS some take here Of their
children, Hr. ii. had sOme heifsrsF that
any lover Of 6ne stock visiting Kentucky
should sec. he had several which he
held at a thousand dollars each, and was
frequently selling al that price. To US
tbis would seem a high price, but there
IA h a. common as thiTty-hVe dollars for
i common calf here. This amount, one
fbonssud dollars, win buy some Of our
cotton crops that Ee have worked 81 the
year for.D
CORN NEAL.