Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-09

! prime, selling at 15022c; strictly choice
In small packages, 25c.
Ootton-seed, etc-At mills We quote:
Cottonseed In demand at S11 per ton. Oils
for refined, 800; for good, 45c. Oil cake,
21c. Meal, 23o.
There is q good demand for hides,
and We give the following as the quota
lions: Flint, per 10, l9c; dry ssltesJ, 15c;
green sailed, 9Ko, and green, 7GSe, Dry
deer-Ekins sell at Soc. ~Sheepskins, No. l,
are worth 81 each, and Common 25eGpSl.
~Turpsntlne we quote At 95c, on orders.
There is no ohsnge to notice iii gro.
ceries. Prices are firm at quotations. Or
ders from the interior continue sstisfsc-
tory 70 our merchants. Nails are Btesdy
At S. 90. Cheese is in good de-
msnd for Cheddsr, which is quoted at
l61l6c. Aolasses - plantation, at 400
60c; sugar house syrups, 4O975c Lou
isisns sugar, open kettle, 99llHe; yell
low clarified, uH@uAe; white olari-
ned, I2H9l3c; hard renned, white, l4@
l4He. Carolina rice-prime new, 969Hc
Starch, 5@5%c per pound. Coffee is lirm &C
quotations: Rio, 24&25Hc, according to
quality; Lsgusyrsi 24X@25Kes Salt, per
barrel, 81 25@3 25, as 70 brand; sacked,
81 70.
Oornmesl is scarce and selling at the
mills at s. rs, and out of store, 81.
Lime-Bulk, 81 40; barrel, 81 COOL 20.
8S9A5 40 SHs1AJ NAA4 = AAA ~
lstiye demand, at for 2-lb, 15c; 2K-lb, 15H
@l6Xc.
Poultry were in moderate receipts; the
demand, however, was only light,
Live chickens selling readily at s. 90
GA so per dozen for common, and $5S6 for
cnoice. Turkeys were in light receipt
at Sl4@iS. Geese and ducks-none in the
msrkeE, and in fair local demand. Dressed
chickens sold at s. per dozen. Dressed
turkeys. HAl9 per DOund.
Flour continues stiff and in light
rsceIpts, with the usual good de-
msnd. There is -four of extra fancy
brand selling as high at $40 so. Wequote:
Supers, So 5096 IS; extras, s. 1897 %;
good family, " 5O9S so; fancy, Us 75@
8 90.
AS the weather moderates the demand
for potatoes increases This morning
there was considerable inquiry, and a lit
tie sitter in prices; however, peact blows
and pinkeyes were offering at 50 on from
hstbosts. Prices range from So 10 8 Is,
owing to quantity, size of barrels and con-
dition. From store, selling for peach
blows, pinkeyes, snd r~ussets, s. Is to 8 80;
early varieties, s. 70 5 90. No change to
notice in other matters. In onions the
market is fairly stocked, and selling
at different prices, from 81 2t@3 25
for common to choice, and slow st these
figures. For the latter there Is but 3 light
oonsumptive demand. Onion sets are in
moderate demand at 81 25@2 20 per
bushel. The supply Is very fair. HominY
on the levee is quoted at "a 1906. Kraut,
for choice, is selling at $lO9ll for full
size barrels, and IS for small. In beans
there was but a light local demand, st
~ 6O43 %. Cabbsges we're in good sup
ply, and higher, from IS COOS so.
Tallow Is dull, and can be had from
store at Sc per ID.
0ils-stesdy, With coal SOC per gallon by
cash lots of 8 bbls.
Live Stock continues in demand, espe-
c ally for cattle, as receipts were light.
Butchers pay SIC for first quality and &c
for second quality. Hogs are steady at
5H95Hc. Sheep In demand st 6H(97o.
In fruits there is nc change 10 note.
are in good supply and steady, at
5O96 90 for choice, and 3@4 90 for other
qualities. Oranges are scarce, and quoted
SIS 20 per barrel. Lemons are dull, st
20 O095 so. Cranberries, strictly choice,
we're selling at Sl6 we quote, from SlO9
10. Dried apples, 70. Dried peaches, 81
Freights.
The following are the rates of freights
On the railroads and routes named:
COTTON FRRIGHTs-BY THE MIIMPHIs
AND CHARLESTON RAIRoAD-New York,
15c; Boston, l %; Providence, 81 10; Phila-
telphis, eOc; Fal River, 81 10; Lowell, 81
10; Baltimore, S5c.
By STAR UNION LINE-BostOn, AL rail,
p 10; by rail and water, 81 O5;New York, ali
rail, 81 rail and water, Soc Philadelphia,
All rail, CSC; rail and water, 9Oc; FsL. River,
all rsll, 81 Is: rail and water. 81 Ii.
FROM ST. LOUIS To MEMPHIS BY RIVER
Flour, per barrel, zoe; pork, per barrel,
81 10; whisky, Per Dbl, 81 90; corn and oats,
per 100 pounds, 35c; hay, per 100 pounds,
Zoe; bacon and lard, per 100 pounds, 4Oc.
IL way points, zoe per barrel and 10c per
100 pounds advance on above rates.
FROM CINCINNATI BY LoUIsYILLERAIL-
.RoAB.-First class, per 100 pounds, SSc;
second class, per 100 pounds, 72c; third
'lsas, per 100 pounds, CSC; fourth
class, per 100 pounds, 4Sc. Butter and
,heese, per 100 pounds, 4Sc. Flour, apples,
1niOns, potatoes, hominy and cornmeal,
per barrel, &c; beef and pork, per barrel,
II A; whisky, per barrel, 81 70.
From LOUISVILLE BY oUIsvmLE RAIL
RoAD.-First class, per 100 pounds, zoe;
second class, per 100 pounds, &c; third
lass, per leo pounds, 45c fifth
lass, per 100 pounds, 40c. Butter
md cheese, per 100 pounds, S5c. Flour,
ipples, onions, potatoes, hominy and
'ornmesl, per barrel, soc; beef and
,OTk, per barrel, 81 Is; whisky, per barrel, ,
Il 90; coal Oil car loads 90 barrels, per bsr-
81; coal oil, in cases 1900 pounds, per ,
90 pounds, 35c. hay, 40c. y
COTTON FREIGHTs BY THE MEMPHIS
LOUISVILLE RAILRoAD.-TO Liver
,ool, 23-S2i, rail and steam; New
FORK, 81; Philadelphia, Csc; Boston, 81 10;
Baltimore, 9Oc; Providence, 81 10; Fall
River, 81 Is; Lowell, 81 Is.
FROM ST. LOUIS To MEMPHIS BIZ RAIL-
flour, per Dbl, 81; grain, per 100 lbs, SOC; !
ard and bScon per 100 lbs, 60c; pork, per
'bl, 81 rs; whisky, per Dbl, 81 So