Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-31

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Pears, g 80. Tomatoes, s. l5G2 Is.
Cherries, S3a3 Is. P~ineapples, s. 5000.
Brandy cherries, s. 50G6. Pickles, half
gallon, per dozen, S5g5 90; quarts, s. 25Q
3 90; pints, q 2502 30. Tomato catsup,
81 2Og22 Is. Pepper sauce, 800.
E~GGs-Firm at $50 per dozen for choice
fresh and 25C for preserved.
FEED-Receipts light, with sales of corn
on Change at 63@G4c. We quote corn in
request At Csc. Bran, S24. Hay, quiet
a. SHOPS 90. Oats, 65c.
F~RUT-Apples scarce; $5G8 so, as to
quality. Dried apples, 5@6c; dried
! peaches, 1850. Oranges, S697. Lemons,
SO per box.
FLoUR-The supply is better but prices
are firm. We quote low to fancy 500
8 50, with a moderate demand Tor medium
grades. Buckwheat Hour, Sc 90.
FIsH-Sardines, 81 for quarters; S370
50 for halves. White Fish, IS per hall
barrel. Roe Herring, per half barrel, $s@
8 90. Macker6l, per half barrel, No. l,
81 75@l2; No. 2, 81 75G8; No. 1 kits,
g 3Og2 90; No. 2, 81 IS; No. 3, 81 45GI 90.
FRESH MEATs-Beef, all round, 6G9c.
Mutton, 798c. Pork, 9@lOLc.
GUNNIEs-lS8l9c for good seconds.
Burlaps, l2Iz9l4c.
GA1IE-Wild ducks, S298 per dozen.
Rabbits, 81 50G2 so. Quails, 81 20.
Wild Turkeys, $99I2. VenisOn, S9IOo.
Bear iU(glZc.
HIDES, FURs AND TAILow-Hides and
Furs are steady. Dry Flint, lie; dry salt,
lac; green, &c; green salt, 9Gg%C. Tai
low, 699c. Deer skins, l50l6c; beaver,
80cg$l so each; otter, sI94 each; mink,
40CgSl; fox, soc; o l2H0S0c.
HOMNY-Demand light - 1906 25 per
barrel.
RRoUT-In barrels, SsG9.
LEATHER-HsmlOck sole, SS035c; oak
IL o. NEa. aaalNa NJ 10 aaa
g69 per dozen; uppers, 40(N5OC; Calfskins,
American, per dozen, $3O(p5O.
LIVE STOCK-Cattle, LIST quality, 697c
gross; ID quality, 4@5c; common, "a
SIC; good supply. Hogs are scarce
at 7GSc. Sheep are scarce at $3G6
per head. Texas beeves, $40 to $40 per
head and duh, with light supply.
MOLAssEs-Fair Louisisns, 65G75c;
Prime, 759S5ci Choice, S5Q9Oc; Syrups,
9Oc9Sl 10. Sorghum, 4595Oc.
N~AILs-Selling at s. 60 rates.
NAVAL STOREs-Tar, in kegs, s. 25 for
pine; in 80 gallon barrels, 5000. Pitch,
s. per barrel. Oakum, S5@6 per bale.
POULTRY-Dull. Chickens, $596; tur-
keys, SlS924 per doz9n.
PROVIsIONs-Mests excited and higher.
Mess Pork is held at S24. Clear bacon
sides at l3KGl4c; clear bulk sides, ia
l2[o; clear rib, uL9llZc; shoulders,
g6gHc; breakfast bacon, I5@l8c; sugar
cured hams, I6GI9c. Lard is frm %tiercss,
13@l3Ec; kegs, l4H9l5c; caddios, log
I65zc.
PRODUCE - Potatoes are held firmly,
PsschblOws, 81 OO34 %: Onions. IS 5OG4;
Turnips, 81 per barrel. Cabbage, s. perICO.
PowDER-Mining, per keg, a co. rifle,
So so.
RIoR-North Carolina, S9sHo; Louisi-
ana, 7kGSc.
SuaARs-Firm. White Clarified common
to choice, l39l4c; yellow do, iIZ9I2hc;
choice Louisiana, old process, l2@l2Zc;
prime, llIGl2c; fully fair, ll9uZc;
SALT-2SO pound barrels, % s5Q2 so.
Dairy, s. 5O93 to. Sack, y Is for coarse
and 81 rs for fine.
STARCH-79so per pound.
soAP-Germsn mottled, $1,000 yell
low, 697c.
sHoT-Ranges from 81 so to g rs per
sack.
SREDs-Red Glover, per bushel, IS 80;
Blue Grass, 81 70; Orchard, 81 %; limo
thy, S. 90; Alsike Glover, per 10, 81 %;
White Dutch do, 75c; Lucerne, 75o; Bar
ley per bushel, 81 IS; Black oats, 60o
Wheat, 81 50(92 80.
SPIRITs-Highwines, q2G93c; old Crown
Anchor whisky, zoe old Magnolia do, /
soc; old Tennessee white do, soc; old
Bourbon do, 81 Is; TuscarOra do. do, /
"a 80 HA4AADA y 0o W. ~ AUH AbAA . AO AOr !
81 70; old apple brandy, q 90; old peach
do, 81 90; New York FF do, 81 S5; Otsrd,
Dupuy q Co, 1850, do, 81 SO; Swan gin,
81 %; Fish imported do, 81 so; old port
wine, g; Crow sherry do, g; Home Bit
ters per case, S.; Our own Southern do,
per case, S7G5; Plantation do, per case, /
50 80; HOstetter's do, per case, 50 90; STAR
ct, So 5O95 per case; Catawba, S7G9.
FINEGAR-CommOn and picking, $50
10 per barrel.
R GOODS.
The Cincinnati Gazeae reports the dry
goods trade of that city as follows: ''There
been some increase In tho volume OF
business in this line during tho past week, /
the resumption Of navigation bringing in
river trade, but the demand is nearly
ali upon orders and for leading articles 10
replenish a-ssOrtments. The tone Of the
market for cotton fabrics is decidedly
stronger, and prices OF prints, even dark
rule higher. II seems rather late
Ina the season TO advance winter goods,
but the supply Is not large, and tho fates
control the print market are able
70 do almost any thing they choose with
10. The adancing tendency of cotton, of
course, helps the advance in manufactured
goods. Collections continue good as a
rule, although there is some complaint, as
there always Is, of backwardness in some
localities"
A New York exchange Of Friday SAYS;
1.-THE market was without animation in
any department to-day, and the move
we're confined to the filling of or
ders previously placed, and to the re-
qulrem6nts Of a few dealers who have
about completed their purchases, and are
preparing 70 leave the city. The trade in
cottOns continues good, but is with
material Improvements this week in
consequence Of the inclement weather,
which has prevailed since Monday. Cot
and other similar goods are In
good demand, and the agents for the most
faVOrably known makes report large sales.
Kentucky Jeans are in very liberal sup
pIv, and are meeting ready sale. In
WOOlens there Is little to report, the
weather effeotually checking trade at the
moment" Regarding foreign goods, the
same paper SAYS: "As the month draws
10 a close, dealers are preparing more for
ghes spring trade, and by the beginning of
February stock win probably be in order,
though large amounts Of goods are still
10 arrive.
'Nothing Of consequences has been
Ia spring dress fabrics, until to-
when Mr. II. A. FanshaWe opened
an attractive assortment Of British goods,
suited to the entire spring season. In
in This offering is an extensive
OF plaid and striped pOplins, in q
variety of beautiful effects, many of
which are entirely new. Another attrae-
live feature of this stock Is 6 well as
sorted linso OF new luster suit clothes, and
8 lire OF Len0es In 8 variety OF new and
cOiOra. Mr.. Fana1aW5 has,
also, his usual assortment Of plain and
ohene poplins, fancy grenadines, yaeO-
nets, gimghams, and chanbrRFs, in q
Of tasteful styles and colOrs. In
TO these an assortment Of plain
and printed piquee, with the usual offer
Of staples, completes the stock.