Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-28

IS so per sack; to day'srates, as we have
said above, will be found in the table
J below. Vegetables vary in price from
day TO day according to arrivals; see the
, table below for latest quotations. Bacon
Is Ia fair demand, the attempt made to
run up to ste for clearsides proved q
failure; the prevalent quotation
throughout the week has been Sc, on
Saturday, however, some dealers claim
ed SIC; the table below will show to-
days rates; hams are unchanged; mess
pork remains at the same figures as last
week but there is little enquiry for IL.
Dried fruit isquiet, in peaches there Is
nothing doing and We nave no quota
ton; very few apples In market at the
rate given below. Cheese is duh and
irregular, we quote as near as we can.
Canned Goods, oysters are in good de-
mand at full prices; canned fruits are
active except tomatoes and pine apples,
they are plenty in the fruit stores which
stops the demand for canned. Fish is
duh; old fish weak. Coal oil is unusually
active for the time of the year, and
there is an upward tendency in the price.
Lumber, sash and doors are lot yet in
active demand; prices are stationary.
RIintS are quiet at the former rates; an
active European demand has sent tur-
pentine back to the quotation ola month
ago, soc. Dry Goods are in less demand
weekly; prices are steady here at our
quotations. LiQuOTsare unchanged and
inactive, with some upward tendency.
hOHiOdTe in all its branches, including
agricultural implements, has been in less
active request this week than last; rates
unchanged throughout and firm. Man
ufactured tobacco is unchanged in price;
business is very dull, awaiting the ac-
ton of Congress upon duties. Leaf to-
baeco is in moderate demand at from s
TO 15c by the box, according TO quality.
Nary Beans are quoted higher, sos Is,
but there are few or none in stock
Quotations for feed are for round Tots
on the landing unless otherwise expressed.
BACON-Breakfast bacon, 91al0c; clear
sides, Sc; clear rib, tie; shoulders 81
| G6c packed. Sugar-cured hams without
I canvas, 11c6113c; canvassed, I29l2lc
for choice brands. Mess pork Sl3 100
IA 90.
BUILDERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cement, per barrel, 81 509S 25; plaster
Paris, 81 25; Rosendale, 50 60d3 75;
hair, 5G6c per pound; friedrich,
50 50 per 100; common brick, $40
per 1000, delivered
BALING STUFFS-Hemp and flax,
2-pound, lie; 2fpoUud, 1Se; iron ties,
Sc; bailing Irvine, lie.
BEEswAx-2Sc per pound.
BUTTER-New selling at 8925c;
choice Zoe.
BRAN-Bran is in small demand and
irregular, sales of 50 sacks at S24 50;
81 sacks at S25 80; SO sacks corn bran
I III - E.A--I,- .vr.ns,o or COL 22l urng
asked this morning with no takers.
CORN-Arrivals this morning were
| 1850 sacks most of which went to store
to fill orders at 74975e for yellow, re
for white. On landing there were sales
of 1T5 sacks yellow at 723c and 100 sacks
at 73c; also 225 sacks white at 74c, and
100 sacks at 75c.
Observation-Disclosures, sales OF 80
bbls on landing at s. 25, and 80 bbls at
So IS.
CHICKENs-In fair demand at sol
5 50 for old; S394 50 for young; pOulets
S5G6.
CoFFEE-Firm, at the following quo
tons: Rio, 23@24le; Java, 2S@SOc;
Laguayra, 24925c.
COTTONSEED, ETC-At millswe quote:
COttOnseed in demand at Sll per ton;
crude ~cOttOnseed oil, 45c per gallon.
CHEEsE-New York factory, 15c;
English dairy, 1Sc.
CANDLEs-Light and full weights per
h., l94@20c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC-Prices per doz.
are as follows: Peaches, 81 S5G2 50;
tomatoes, 81 COOL IS; strawberries, 50
raspberries, 81 60; blackberries, s.; pine
apples, sos 25; green gauges, nomi-
nal; egg plums, 81 1903; cherries, $50 /
, 25; g~ooseberries, 3 50G2 IS; pears,
8 25G2 50; extra oyster bay asparagus,
s.; green corn, S292 IS; green peas,
s. 50G2 "A; lemon sugar, 50 25G3 20;
cove oysters, l-pound, 81 1901 2Oi 2
pound, 81 l092 20; condensed milk, per
case, Sl3 so; brandy cherries, 50 50(9S IS;
brandy peaches, So IS; sardines, SD 759
% for quarter; halves, S36.
DRIED FRUTT-No apples in market,
nominally lO!c.
EGGs-Higher, quoting 1Sc, but some
lots went at lie; sales of Is boxes at 1Sc.
FIsH-White fish, S. 50G6 z half Dbl; /
kits, 81 25; lake herring, = half Dbl, So;
smoked herring, 45@5Oc 2 box; new
mackerel Z bbl-NO. 1, S15@16; half
Dbl, IS 5OGS rs; kits, 81 COOL IS; No. 3,
large bbls, SILL half bbls, S. 50; kits,
81 ..
FLOUR Super, S6@6 so; X, Sc rs
az; Ky, 81 25@7 50; xxx, 81 rs
as; choice family, $1,000 so; fancy
brands, 81 756I2. Sales of q car load
medium at SS@S 50, so bbls fancy at
Sl1 so.
IA, 81; IOx1S, 81 50; l0x20, s.. A dis
count of 5000 per cent. 10 boxes and
over, 20625 per cent.
GRoCERIEs-Soda, &c for keg, and Sc
for box. Louisiana sugar, open Kettle,
9@Il4; yellow clarified, llf@l14; white,
.I20121. Carolina rice, prime at 93993. I
Starch, 44G5c per pound.
HARDwARE-Nails, So; iron bar, SIZE;
east steel, dc; castings, country hollow
ware, sic; axes, ll@15c; cotton sweeps,
SOS so; cotton scrapers, S595 .;
Mitchelps do, 81 80 less discount.
HOMNY-IR first hands S494 25;
kiln dried, 81 1904 IS.
HAY-Scarce and very firm but some
~irregularity in price. A lot OF 81 bales,
prime timothy, was held on landing at
$50. $50 was offered for a lot of 80 bales
prime in store.
93@I34c; pals, 1lci tin pals in cases,
I3@l3lc.
oranges, 30 ONk1ts
LTIE-Alabama, by car load, 81 60
per barrel; Ohio, 81 %.
LIoUoRs-Rectified whisky, per gal
Ion. 75cGS1; Bourbon and rye, 81 % to
4 50. Robertson county, 81 25@3; Amer
lean gin and brandies, 81 1901 SO; ella
ret wine, per case, So 1904 80; extra
brands, 5000; port and sherry, per
gallon, 81 25@4; Home bitters, per doz-
EN-, SIS.
IFATHER-HemlOck sole, per pound,
9Oa85c: oak, S7a4lc; harness, S5a40c
uppers, per dozen, 36a4lc; French calf
S40a60; American, SOa45.
MOLAssEs-Prime TO choice planta-
ton. 6OG65c; inferior, 4095Oc; COM
mon to prime su~gar-house syrup, 459
qOc; fancy, 7O9SOc.
OATs-A lot of mixed "to arrive, Nwas
offered at sac; for 1872 sacks on landing
55c was asked; the demand is slight.
Ous-Coal oil, 24926 per gallon; lin
seed. raw, 81 %; boiled, 81 Is; lard oil,
S509Oc; train, 81 25; West Virginia
lu6ricating, 5O960.
LUMBER, SASH, Doors AND BLINDS.
Clear white pine, l inch, SSO990;
rough poplar, SI5@S0; rough cypress,
S2O(a35; ioists and sils, S20@25; scant-
ling, S2O625; dressed cypress, S40@45;
dressed poplar, $1,000; dressed pickets,
S40945 50; dressed poplar weather
boarding. $40: white pine do, S35: fenc-