Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-12

rates. The destruction at Boston Is expected
In all kinds OF leather goods, but, fortu-
nately, stocks in Memphis are very
good, larger than on any former year
al the same time. Dry goods are quiet, with
out o shade Of variation In price. Drugs are
mot specially active; morphine and iron prem
~aratiOns are still advancing; mercurial prepa-
lrations and articles Of the chlorofOrm and 10
dine classes are declining; quinine we quote
Groceries, etc.
We have little to change in this department.
Coffee is a little irregular. sugar is strong and
IN one or two articles we advance quotations.
Canned goods are substantially without
change. Fish is higher generally; we advance
some OF the quotations..
miscellaneous.
Paints and turpentine have no change.
Glass remains at last weeks prices, but the
destruction Of two important glass works in
the Boston IRE VIII probably lead 70 an ad-
slight advance In hollow ware. The trade in
/ coal oil, lamps and stoves is exceedingly act
I'VE. v ood ana willow ware are acllNe 10 the
no change in rates. We lower the quotation
on cotton-seed from SD 70 sn.
Freights.
We have made some remarks above upon
the pusuanimous ngure the railroad from st
Louis occupies, now the river is low, giving
the road an opportunity 10 make its harvest
From a 81. Louis paper we copy the follow
Ing, issued by S. Frink general freight agent
OF the Iron Mountain railroad, 70 take effect !
/ this day. November lith: HThe great amount
on FREIGHT urred upon this eompanv for shin
ment, together with the large increase of
merchandise daily arriving for delivery, rem
ders II impossible for the railroad TO do any
warehouse or storage business, or 10 grant the
the courtesies TO our patrons that have hither-
70 been accorded them. In order toaccommO-
date the largest amount OF business IL is found
necessary to remove all merchandise from our
depot Immediately upon its arrival. Notice
is hereby given, that all freight not removed
from the depot Of this company within
tOentgJosr hours after II Is ready for delivery,
will be stored in Randolph's warehouse, at the
risk and expense Of the owner" This looks as
II the road was Degieged by the offer OF too
much opportunity 70 make money, and it had
10 defend itself from making good dividends
for its stockholders as well as the unfortunate
pressure would allow. II the occurrence of
loww water in the fall and ice in the winter
could not be foreseen there would be some eX-
cuse for the Iron Mountain embarrassment;
rs il is, there is none. From the ST. Louis
Times Of saturday We learn that tboats have
lowered their rates to Memphis lJc on -four,
a1c on pork, 25c on whisky, F9c On grain, ba-
con and LARD and lOc on hay. To other river
points and by rail freights are steady" All
rail TO this city from 81. Louis is for -four CSC,
ky 81 IS, grain per 100 lbs Sac, bacon and lard
per 100 lbs Csc, hay per 100 lbs SOC.
Quotations FOR reed are Jor round lots on the
landing unless otherwise expressed. =
APP~LEs-Stronger, with a good demand;
cooking, SgS50; fancy, sig45O; bell flowers, !
BRAN-Priee this morning were slif. 50
was eagerly offered, but a lot Of 200 sacks was I
held at 50 30, and smaller lots at SO: expected =
arrivals from the Ohio throw quotations in +
doubt, and rates are uncertain. c
BUCKWHEAT Offering al - 50. I
BEANs-Nayy beans, $ per busheL. t
BUILDERs' MATERIALs-LOuisv1lle cement, d
per barrel, s. %; plaster, Michigan s.; New b
York 81 50; Rosendale, IS COOS IS; hair, 596c
q pound; nre-bnekl = LOO; Alabama lime, I
by the carload, 81 50i Cape lime on landing,
B4L1Se sTUFFs-Bagging, ? and "a lbs, l&6
Gl4Ic: ironties SaS1zc; baling Irvine l4Gl5c. Y
BEEF, ErC-FOrequarters, 395c; hindquar- I
toTs, 6g8o. sheer, 7g8c. Hogs SC. z
RITTER -AUnmnn. LLnInn@ fair. NknRLp. s
and choice Western dairy, 28g25ci extra, 26 2
Doors AND -SHoEs-Brogan shoes, 81 5OaI IS a
p pair; kip brOgan boots, sos 80; calf boots, ,
sI&6; Women's L and Balls and Polkas, 81 3 l
al 50; L and b cali, 81 1872; sewed calf, SO G
BAcoSICIearSides, l2Hc; clear rib, l2c; e
shoulders, 7gl4c: nrst-class hams, l64l7c; I
are nOminal; no stock on hand. sale Of o I,
casks clearsides al 2; prices are generally q
CoRN-There were tolerabIe arrivals, but g
rates were very irregular, and it is impossible II
to tell the exact state OF the market, II il had b
low at sc, Us sacks white at sc, los sacks il
new mixed al 60c in second hand gunnies; $50 u
sacks new yellow at60c; I car load ear, loose, p
at sc, 50sacks ear at SOC. p
C-ABBAGE-scarce and strong at s797 50; sale L.
-CHfcKESs-DuIi at 1894; dressed are in tc
Quired for at BIl6c e pound. b
observation-disclosures SlO9l2 per Dbl. c
C~oRSDIEAL-Duu held at 8 80. L
AIMED GOODS, .ErC.-Prices per dozen are 81
as follows: Peaches, g l092 2i tomatoes, Il
s. 50; blackberries, $50; pineapples, s275 OF
90 90; cherries, g 50; extra oyster bay aspar- b.
agus,s6i lemon sugar 50 293 75i cove oysters az
densed milk, per case, Su Ulgl2Ol. Brandy d.
cherries, S75i brandy peaches, s. ~ sar- q
S3@3 80 for quarters; halves, S39940. q
CANDLEs-Light and full weights . n q
2g1zc. c.
coEpAeE-ManilIa rope lgK92O1zc; sisal IS n
Gl9c; jute lie; cotton G35c 2;
CoTToNsEED-At mills we quote: Cottonseed Q
CHEEsE-Factory, l5Sl5c; English dairy, Q
CoFfEE-we quote at 19@22c for Rio, 26s2c d
DRIED FRU1r-Apples, 598c; Peaches, 4@5c. q
DUCKs-In moderate supply at SSi; wild "
BRTGsIQ1inine, 81 70 = ounce; morphine, P
50 2jF ounce; camphOr, bc & 10; chlOrofOrm, pi
50 q iDfcasggL ~, &c ~ optom' ~ 70
ealomel, q 50 e lbi indigo, 81 90 ID; assai@t- Il
FGSs-scarce and higher at 2SaSOc. 8
FLOUR-DOuble extra, s. 5O97; treble ex- p
ira. 81 5Oas; family, $ 5O99; fancy, 81 509l0. d
FIsH-White fish, S. scat g half Dbl; kits, Z
erel, g bbl-NO. l, SIG half Dbl, s. 1908; kits, 81
81 6Jal Isl No. 3, large bbls, 81 5O9i2; half
bbls, S69650; kits, 81 219l 30. ,
GAME, FISH, OYsTERS-Deer, by the carcase, |
I0dI215c; squirrels, S292 50 per dozen; the mar
is bare Of prairie chickens and geese;
Wild ducks, s29275; game fish, retail, 20c per GO
GGAss.Sxi6. s $50: i0xi2. 81; IOxl4, s. 50; g
l0xlS. IS; l0x20, IS 50. a discount Of l5920 per T.
cent; 10 boxes and over, S20a25p per cent Pitts T,
burg window, 6xs 70 SxS,5 70; S095 per cent. N
of TO the trade. %
GsocERTEs-soda re for keg, and Sc for box II
starch, &c z D., German soap, t1a9IIe- OF
csc, as in quality. Brown and vel IN
low sugar In hhds lOAgl2%ci soft refined, M
white, 29l2Sc; powdered, l3E9l4c. Hard 3s
white crushed and granulated, BIG n
GEEsE-Fair Offering at S7dS. y,
II Ag-Hnv IS coming dnMD literally from
The Ohio river, and prices are tending down. a
ward 81 for prime and 81 for choice asked, q,
HARDWARE Nails, s. %; iron bar, &c; n
steel, PIC; castings, country hOll-w- ey
ware, 5kG6c; axes, sl2al650 h.
-KRAuT-steady s. . Dbl; s. + half Dbl. i
LARD-Choice leaf in uerces SIC; kegs l0A9 st
EIQUoRs-Rectihed whisky, per gallon, sea bs
81; Bourbon and rye, 81 &9i %; Robertson
county, 81 25G3; American gin and ~brandies, =,
81 lOGl so; claret wine, per case, So 1904 %; %
Extra brands s6Slo; port and sherry, per gal y.
LRsoNs AND ORANGEs-Lemohs, 50; Or to
anges, s. for common; SOS 50 for choice. %
MoLAssE-Prime 10 choice plantation. 500
inferior, 4Og5c; common TO prime sugar 20
house. syrup, 49g55c; fancy, OSSOc. New 10
at 789s0c
hid. Chesnuts, S551g3 % q busheli Peanuts ez
OATs-Very little was done in oats, the mar g.
ket showed a dropping feeling; sale OF 10
sacks mixed at 3sc; a lot OF 80 sacke mixed, Il,
from The Ohio river, brought Ssgsc.
ONIoNS-Moderate demand, prices not
strong; sales at s292 50; silver skins, $50. al
OILs-COal oil, &g3lc5 gallon; lard oil, Bc
%: West virginia lubricating. 59D60c, IN,
PorATOEs-GOOd demand and stronger; sales
OF 50 sacks at CSC per hushel; l3 bbts peach q,
blows held ats which Is the general asking
PA1xrs-Linseed oil, 95a9So; boiled, sIO39
05; turpentine, 75a7Sc; Japan dryer, 81 90;
putty bulk, &c; bladders.5hc ;yarnish, coach,
SIS 50; cOpal, SO. l, go; hre-prOof paint, dry, A,
s. 50 per 100; whiting, gilder's best, s. per l09i m
venetian red, dry, COokson's, per 100, So yell W
low ochre, dry, per 100, s.. ~
sALT-Per Dbl, 8 S; 7-6usheI Dbl, So; Liver q
TURKEYs-Aceording to size, from sIOaIs; y
dressed, ligl6c per pound for small, large a.
lsG30c. o,
ToRACcS-Extra dne.pound Our emplel- :,
fine, 99Q0c; gOOd.65a75c medium, b190c; COM ~
mon, 50G55c. Quarters-GOod bright, 55d
common bright, 5@5jc. NayyLGood
and As, 50d55c. Black Navy, good 3s, As and 6s,
5Ja55c; navy, black common IS, IS and Is, IS
lJOc. S~moking-Ftne and fancy, 759sl; good, al
common, 0d5Oc. Buffalo Bull 65c. g
Timers SrOCK-iin plate, &c, lOXl4, SIG IS; @
I4x30, sT7 %; TX, l4x2O, so 50: IC- lfx3o, \
roofing, SIS; block tin, FSfc; copper bottoms, cl
boiled sheet1ron, 25, u 5000 charcoal h'
%, p, l0zglg4c. Zinc, lie. q
WOOD AND observation-disclosures, cedar, q
brass-bOuud, ? and 3 hoops, 50 5Gll. Tubs, "a
painted, nests Of s, Sigi 50; 30. s, ~ 81; No.2 I,
Churns, pine. 10 to y inches, 81 scale; cedar, di
sI5GlS; cedar, bFass-bound, SlS9 k,
-. Well buckets, hoop-ear, s.; wrought-ear,
q 50; large swivel s.. Mashboards, WOOD, NJ
= 25; zinc, 81 2I2 80. AK handles, 81 5)d2 .,
nestsof 5, 81 >; half bushels, FdOz.- n
5 5i iron-bound, 50 30; peck, 81. Clothes N
pins, e. box Of 5 gross, 81 s.. spinning wheels, W
stdozen, 50. Brooms, ring neck, p dozen, g d.
shaker, s.; steamboat. 81: hickory splnt, 81; y.
hearth, s.. whisk, 81 75aA. "a
WHITE Louis Standard, l0Gl0zc; "
rcd Seal HELNNNgns NnlfprIa alINNn~ Cola A LIZ