Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-26

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The demand was fair on orders and nom
the trade. Bran Is In fair supply n sold
from first hands st SO. Hay Is scarce and
In demand, and would hiring SSl on the
levee. Prairie hay, $1,000.
htdes-Buyera pay the following prices:
Dry flint, per ID, zoo; dry sailed, 1b9l6c;
green sailed, loo, and green,So, Dry deer
skins sell at 80G3Sc. S~heepskins, No. l,
a-e worth 81 5O9S zach, and common and
pelts. I5c6$l. Damaged hides are worth
two-thirds the price Of good hides.
LiQuors-Rectifed whisky, per gallon
67c9s1; Bourbon and rye, 81 1904 5O;Rob-
ertson county, II 0092 %; Ameri-
can gin and brandles, 81 I09I 80;
elaret wine, per case, IS 1904 so; pert and
sherry, per gallon, 81 25G2 90; homo Bit
ters, per dozen, $6 5O17 90.
Live stock-Cattle sales for the week,
1SS head, as follows; 5 smooth fat steers,
average weight 1870 lbs at Sc; 2 heifers,
very fat; 2I70 lbs average, at &c; z good fat
steers, average 1I27 lbs AZ SIC; s head fat
steerE, average 1866 at SIC; q good heshy
steers, average $50 lbs at SIC; IL head in
retail lots, fat COWS oxsn and steers, rough
fat cattle sc Sc; 8 head fat oxen, average
1880 lbs at SO; % rough steers and oxen In
fair flesh, average LIZ lbs at Sc; q head of
common rough cattle, cows and oxen, aV-
erage 9I0 lbs ct SIC; 81 head of common
to fair mixed cattle, in retail lots, at 2H@
SZc.
Hogs-sales ue heads head smooth
fat corn fed, average 1872 lbs at 5He; ITO
head, average lSl lbs, same lot st Sc; q
head rough Missouri at 4Hc.
Sheep-sales 100 head-9S head in retail
lots good wool sheep, average 95 lbs at 20;
gross, 81 head medium at 70 LIZ per head;
Is head fair at 81 so.
Receipts for the week-Osttle, 1874 head; 4
Hogs, 1856; Sheep, 81 bead.
Shipments for h week-Oattle % head;
Hogs, "A head.
Lims-BuIk, 81 40; barrel, 81 COOL 70.
Mstches-Telegrsph brand, 300 in box,
81 5O@s; short counts, % Is.
OILS Goal oil, 309S2c per gal; linseed,
raw, CSC; do boiled, 81; lard oil, 75@S0c;
train, zoe; West Virginia lubricsting, 90
@60c.
Poultry-The market was almost bare of
poultry. Demand was scsiye, and taken
early In the morning for choice chickens
at IS so TO g so. No turkeys, geese or
ducks on the market, and but little de-
mRnd.
Provisions-Ths market was quiet.
The demand was fair. The movement
quote: bacon eleSr sides, 7Z@SBo;
clear rib, 7K@sc; shoulders, 5K@6c. Bulk
meats are in good supply; clear
sides, 6%@7Ho; clear nib, 6H@7c; shout
ders, 4Z95ks; hams, shG9e. Mess pork,
f13914. Breakfast bacon, eG9Ho. Sugar
cured hams, 1IK@l2Ko. City dressed hogs
are quoted at 70; country, 5XS6Ho, ow-
side, 6GSc; mutton, a911c. LArd-tierce,
9Q9Zc; kegs, IeA@I1c; csddies, uHG
Ike; pail, 10A@l1Zo.
Powder-Rihe, per keg, $5.
Paints-White lead, Golfers, per Id,
11GI2c; southern, lie; zinc, best French,
l5c; American, 12c; turPentlne, soc; patent
dryer, 15c; Japan do, 81 6O91 70; putty,
bulk, SC; bladder, &c; varnish, coach, IS so
as 90; copsl, Sl93; fre-proof paint, 80
per Dbl; whiting, gilders' bsSt, So;
tisn red, &c; yellow ochre, Sc.
Rope, Ete-Cotton rope, PSF ID, S09S2c;
iute, y to g inch, l6@l6c; grass, u to z
inch, 2OS2Sc; iute twins, 25c; pa
large, medium n small, SOC, 75c,
and 81 per resm; Manila, per Id, loo.
shot-Per sack, 81 60@2 IS.
SOsp-Germsn notified, 7@5Hc; COM
mon, 5S6c.
Tobseco-Thers was a moderate demand
quotations.: Extra fine, pound (Our
remple)-Sl 10; hne, SOc9sl; good, {
medium, 6597Oc; common, 500 !
Soc. Qusrters-good bright, 63@65c; COM
mon bright, 60462c. Nsvy-good bright IS
and As, 65@67e; oommon bright IS n As,
Blocks-Navy, good, IS, As and s
62965e; Navy, common, IS, As and IS, /
N0NA0@1 aAa Aa4AIH N0SR 1 a
81; good, 5O965c; common, 4O@50o.
Tsllow-Per pound, Sc.
Timers Stock-We quote: Tin plate,
IC, I0x14, 81 %; TX, 1OXl4, Sl4 Is; 10, IA 1
Z2O, SI2 Is; TX, 14x2O, SIS Is; 10, roofing, 1
l5c; block tin, 45e: copper bottoms. 45c:
boiled sheet-iron, % and q, 6H@6Ac; 3
Eheet-iron, SH99c. +
Vegetsbles-The demand for potatoes
las been light. Sales of small lots Of pink
yes were made ct - 5000 IS, and OF rus 4,
at So 25G3 80, and peschbloWs, SOS Is; :
rom store, l5925c advance In small lots.
sweet potatoes were in fair demand, and
Iuotsd at 81 0094 so. Turnips are in light
at 81 rs per barrel. No change TO
epOrt in onions; strictly choice, IS 1894.
)Jher qualities are neglected and are quo =
a. from Sl22 % per barrel, Onion L
are in moderated demand at 81 1902 90 r
Der bushel. Hominy on the levee is quoted
81 2694 so. In beans there wss but a
light local demand, at 81 50G3 90. No =
on the market and in good de- 5
nsnd at SlI@l2 per crate. Il
FreIEhts. 4
The following are the rates of freights Y
N the railroads and routes named: '
FROM ST. LOUIS 10 MEMPHIS BY RIVER
per barrel, soc; pork, per barrel, b
0c; whisky, psr Dbl, 81 so; corn and oats, (
'er 100 pounds, Zoe; hay, per 100 pounds, s
90; bacon and lard, psr 100 pounds, SOC. 5
FROM ST LOUIS TO BY KALI D
flour, per Dbl, 81; grain, per 100 lbs, SOC; D
ard and bacon per 100 lbs, 60c; pork, per
'bl, 81 rs: whisky, per Dbl. 81 80; heavy o.
600 Il
FROM CINCINNATI BIZ LoUIsvILLERAIL- d
.oAD.-First class, psr 100 pounds, $50; "
econd class, per 100 pounds, $50; third g,
lass, per 100 pounds, &c; fourth b
lass, per 100 pounds, $50; fifth q
lass, per 100 pounds, $50. Butter AND II
heese, per 100 pounds, 4So. Flour, spples, 81
MONS, potatoes, kominy and cornmesl, a
or barrel, CSC; beef and pork, per barrel, Il
A; whisky, per barrel, 81 IS. "
FROhLoUIsVHLH II OUIsVILLE All 81
.oAD.-Flrst class, per 100 pounds. zoe; fc
econd class, per 100 pounds, 6Oc; third al
lass, per 100 pounds, 500; fourth 7
lass, per 100 pounds, 45c fifth II
lass, per 100 pounds 40c. Butter VI
nd cheese, per 100 pounds, $50. Flour, Il
pples, onions, potatoes. hominy and In
ornmeal, per barrel, SOC; beef and Ii
ork, per barrel, 81 IS; whisky, per barrel, II
| so; coal oil, car loads so barrels, per bar Il
!, 81; coal oil, In Gases $1,000 pounds, Per ca
} pounds, $50. hay, 40c. Of
Dry G0Oda r
There has been an active trade In this n
the past week. Merchants report sI
PERFECTLY satisfactory, Prices are dl
rm at quotations and in some articles q
,ndency to move further upward. The ~
olume of trade has been large. Personal ~
have been in the market, while a,
le order trade was large. W
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