Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-03

The receipts of produce were increased
to-day by the arrival of one steamer from
above. Prices, however, have undergone
little if any change.
Apples are sold at from 81 to 81 80 per
barrel. Beans are firm, with light stock
at So 25 to so per bushel. Bacon is a
fraction easier, with trade sales to-day
at see for clear sides, SIC for clear rib
and Sc for shoulders. Lard is sold
at lOi to lOlc for tierce, III to Ilgc
for keg and l2lc for caddies. Breakfast
bacon and sugar-cured hams are steady
and unchanged; we quote the former III
to lie, cangased and the latter at II to
lsc for choice. Mess pork is scarce and
held at SIS 90. Bagging is easier, with
sales at Z to lSc for 2 and p pounds,
as to brand. Cabbages are dull, with a
large stock at s. to 81 per 100. Corn
meal is in fair supply at SO 20 to 3 %
on the levee Corn is dull at 55 to 56c
Oats are held at 49 to SOC. Bran rules
steady at S26 to S2s. Choice hay ranges
from $29 to $50, with sales of 40 bales
to-day at the latter figure. Flour is
steady at s. IS to 8 so for super to
fancy, with sales of 100 barrels choice
family, delivered, at 81 IS. Soap, starch
and candles are quiet but firm. New Lou
isiana sugar is arriving freely, and is sold
at lie for centrifugal and l2l to he for
prime white clarified. New molasses is
sold at 20 to 75c. Eggs are in light
receipt and sell at % to '29c. Onions
are firm at 81 25. Poultry is in fair
supply at 80 % to 81 for young chick
ems and 81 % to s. for old. Geese are
steady at IS and turkeys $40 to SIS per
dozen. Potatoes are dull, with better
supply at 81 s7l to 10 per barrel.
From store on orders prices are as follows
RALISG STUPFs-2 ID. hemp bagging, hand
loom. as in quality, l611gl71zc; power loom.
l71zglSc; "a lbs. fax, Is 10 ls1ac. Iron ties.
as in pattern, 5 to &c. Baling Irvine, IL to lie.
Second hand sunnies and burlaps, l4gl6c.
BAcoN-Quiet; clear sides, So to &c; clear
cured hams. l7@lsc, as 70 brand breakfast
bacon. llGl2lsc. plain and canvased.
BEANs-s3 = w Z 10 her bushel.
BG4S-tiG q 4 das ~ ny IN st iGss,,o-
dull and nominal; prime. 9S2Sc; strictly
choice, 9d30c.
C4BBAGk-Quiet at Sc Ol@s 90.
CAYDLrs-Light weight star. Is to lie; full
CaEFsEECo llsiic; chedder firm at
CoYTER-Firm at 2ls22c for Rio and SIC
Sc for Java.
CoRy MEAI-Quiet at So 1893 50 from store.
CORN-Dull at 81 to sc for shelled on orders;
sI E,s SI; scarce at 2essOc.
HAY-Steady at 81 5O9l 65 per 100 on orders.
as 70 quality.
HGR0wARE-Axes. per dozen, SO 50 to IA;
shovels, Ames'. Sl4 80; spades, Ames', SIS 81; ;
rope, 10 to 2lo; casting, Sc; plOws, Avery.
each, 81; iron per n. 70; cast steel. 20to 25c;
FioUR.Qulet; super s. o0a6 8; X. Sc 500
6 IS; XX, 81 0o97 q; Xxx. 81 5OSs 90;
choice family and fancy, IS 5OGe 90.
LARD-In kegs, l1lf9ll1<c; tierces. 1049
lOl.c; caddies, 121S,9l25tc.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, firm 4Oa65c in bar
rels; syrups, 45@IOc; Louisiana, new, 20 to
75c.
NAiLs-Steady at 81 10 70 4 Is rates.
OATs-Quiet at 59953c from store.
OSIoNs-Firm at IS 2593 50 per barrel.
POwDER-Ride per key, s.; mining. 81 20.
P0uLTRY-Old chickens quiet at "a o9f %;
young, s. 0O94 %. a. TO size.
PoTAToEs--Are quiet. with fair supply at
s. 209S IS , barrel. Sweet potatoes. e 3 per
barrel. Geese, IS %. Turkeys. Si2 O09l5 %.
PoRK-Scarce at SIS % per barrel for prime
sair-sa ses 50 y Dbl. q T5sa 90 y sack.
SHOT-Per sack. 81 60 to ass.
SARDTSEs Quarters per case. 81 10 SIS;
halves, SIS.
SOAP-German notified, 70; common. Sc.
STARCH Quiet at 5 TO SIC per n.
LTQUORs-Rectifed whisky per GALLON, 6 70
Sc; Bourbon and Rye, 81 Is to 4 30; Robert
son county. 81 8 70 2 3; American gin and
brandies, 81 10 to 2 So; .HighWines, g 70 Sc
claret wine per case, 8 % 70 50; Port and
per dozen, % 50 % 50. I