Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-13

ferior and common, and $25 50 for new
and old choice. From store 81 40tG1 81
per 100 for good to prime.
LARD-Quiet. Refined tierce 94G9sc
keg, 1O4GlIe; tin pail, 6s and los, 123l
and Is, 13fc; pail, 1049102c.
LnfE-Alabama, by carload, 81 81
al so per Dbl; Ohio, 81 IS.
LIoUoRs.-Rectified whisky, per gal
on, 75c9$1; Bourbon and rye, 81 25 to
4 50; Robertson county, 81 25@3; Amer.
lean gin and hrandies, 81 10Gl 50; ella
ret wine, per case, So 1904 80; extra
brands, S6@l0; port and sherry, pei
gallon, 81 25@4.
MOLAssEs-Prime to choice planta.
ton, 50965c; inferior, 40@45c; com
mon to prime sugar-hOuse syrup, AGA
55c; fancy, 7O9S0c.
OATs-Dull and lower. Sales 232
sacks mixed at 37@372c, $40 sacks at
3Sc and lI9 at See; from store, 43@g45c.
ONIoNs-Scarce and saleable at Sc %
a. 50.
PAINTs-White lead Collier, or
Southern Co, Sill so; cottage color-Cole
& Co.'S, SlI so; raw linseed oil, 81 DC
boiled linseed oil, 81 y; t~urpentine, 65
No. l coach varnish, SIS 50; No. l cop
vaFnish, 81 50; Japan dryer, 81 50;
whiting, (gilders'), per 100, S.; yellow
ochre, dry, per 100, So; Venetian red
dry, COOkson's, per 100, So; fire proof
paint dry, per 100, So so; putty, bulk
42c; ditto bladders, 54c.
POTATOEs-In better domand, 75c(GS1
being the price paid per bbl. measure
for pinkeyes and selected russets.
POwDER-Riie, 81 per key. Shot,
s. rs.
PoRR-Firm at Sl4 per bl on eonsign-
ments, and 5 IA 50 from store on orders.
Observation-Disclosures chickens - 50
az IS; medium, S363 50; large, 50 75@,
4; mixed young and old hens, S4@4 so;
ducks, So; turkeys, 5000; geese, 81.
TIMERS STOCK Tin plate, &c,
10x14, SO 50; &c, 10x14, SO 50;
&c, 14x20, ST. 50; *, I4x20, $40 50;
&c, 14x20 roofing, SIS; block tin, 81 to
59c; copper bottoms, soc; boiled sheet
iron, 26, q y to 73c; charcoal sheet
iron, 26, q, Ole; zinc, l34c. lL
ToBACCO-Extra fine, pound (Our
Temple)-SI; fine, SO@90c; good, IS
@75c; medium, 55@65e; common, SO
@55c. Quarters-GOod bright, GOOSE;
common bright, 55@55c. Navy-GOOd
bright, IS and As, IS to 63c; common
bright, IS and is, 81 to 5sc. Black
Nay-Good IS, Is and IS, so to 63e;
navy, common IS, As and IS, 81 to 5Sc.
SmOking-Fine and fancy, 75e to 81;
good, so TO Csc; common, 40 to soc.
~. Louis Hay Market.
HAY-DuH and lower; prices had
been run up so high that orders were
withdrawn. Sales: delivered, l car
timothy at SIS, 2 at SO 80, 1 at $50, l at
81 50; on track and Ievee-l car prai-
RE at So, 10 bis. mixed and timothy
at S16@1S, 2 "a timothy at S21.-Re-
publican, 1lth.
Provisions at SC. Louis.
Sales: Pork-72 bbls. at S13 25GI3 50.
Dry salt meats; nothing reported. Ba-
con; Is casks rib sides at Ole, 25 do
(nexi week on private terms, 1876 clear
sides at S3c, 8 tierees plain canvassed
hams at l44e, 20 tierces canvassed sugar
cured do at 1546164e. Also 2 casks
country bacon clear sides at S3c.-Re-
publican, llth.
Provisions At Cincinnati.
The general tone of the market is
firm. The sales of bulk meats are ex-
tensive, and the market is firm at the
quotations given.
MESS PORK-The market for this arti-
CAE 10 oOl4Em Hab uuSCILitls luEIe htIt
sales to-day of $500 barrels of city mess
at SI3 per Dbl. It's claimed that these
sales were in settlement of former con-
tracts. Buyers Of city mess would have
no difficulty in getting round lots at
Sl3 .. Regular mess can be purchased
at S13G13 25. Bacon in good inquiry,
and holders firm; shoulders, 6sc; clear
rib sides, SIC; on spot and seller early in
Eanfaro hnr %. r1oon -sI,- nla,,I g.,
Sugar-cured hams; there is a better de-
mand, and the market is firm at 153@
l64c, the latter for favOrite brands.
Plain hams will sell at 13&9135c.-TTmes
and Chronicle, 10Th.
Louisville Bagging Market.
There is an active demand and a large
trade is opening. Dealers are holding
stocks firmly at the following quotations:
153916c per ID for Pinch hemp and I66
1910 per ID for 24-Ib fax in round lots,
with an advance of 1@Ic per Id on lots
of less than 100 pieces. Cotton ties are
held at S4G9c per ID. Irvine is in fine
demand at 133G15c per ID, and bailing
rope is selling in a small way at &c. We
note a sale of 1000 pieces of hemp and
hax-bagging at 152@16c.- Courier
Journal 11th.
st. Louis BagSing Market.
Bagging at 16@17c per yard for hemp,
fax and jute, according to weight.
Hemptwine at 13@14c per 10. Iron cot
ton ties, S8c.-RepU6licda, 1lth.
New Orleans Sugar Market.
The market continues dull, business
being confined tOTetail lots in the sheds,
embracing about IS hhds. at previous
prices. Receipts to-day, u hhds. City
refinery is steady under good demand
at 11F6II2c for yellow clarified, I26
124c for white, 13bG13tc for crushed,
powdered and granula6ed, and l45c per