Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-11

fancy s. i5tos e. palsn.s, IS IS 70 y "a
mail orders DC higher.
CORNMEAIr-Sale Of Ohio river stock
rom store Al 81 10 in dray loads and st.
Louis ground at 81 IS per Dbl.
CORN-Quiet and selling at Soc for
new shelled and ear. Small orders $50
Coo per bushel.
OATS-Salcs from frst hands at 40c
per bushel. In store 43@45c.
BRAN@Scarce ana all held By second
dealers, with quotations at S5c per cwt.
HAY-Stif, scarce and tending 10
higher values. Mixed BY the carload sold
At$l7 30 per ton; prime, clear and choice
timothy SIS to so, per cwt 81 0jGSl 10;
Arkansas prairie wanted at $40 to $l2 per
tOn.l
P0TATOES-Steady, at 81 Toto 81 80
per Dbl for lots Of early rose aud peerless
from store 81 25 per Dbl; stock light
sweets, 81 per Dbl loose, and 81 90 from
store.
APPLES-Brisk movement, with liber-
al receipts and firm feeling at 81 % to
S220 per Dbl from first hands, aud 50c
higher from store.
ESCULENTS-0nion firm and scarce
at 81 40 to s. rs per Dbl; cabbage $Sto $40
per 100 head, and s. so TO So per crate;
kraut So so for half and So IS to Sc so for
whole bbls; beans 81 50S2 IS per bushel;
peas 81 80 to 81 90 per bushel; celery SOC
to 00c per bunch.
PROVISIONS-Bacon shoulders scarce
at SIC; do clear ribs scarce at 9s
do clear sides, 9Ffc; hams plen-
tiful al l0c; breakfast bacon 1910
l05lc; bulk shoulders sac; do clear ribs,
lAc; do long cleBr, 7Sfc; do clear sides,
&c; pork $l6 per Dbl; market unsettled;
lard firm; tierces 8A@ac; half barrels and
kegs 9ci pals CSC half pals 1886 coun-
try lard Sc.
POULTRY AND EGGS-Chickens
are plentiful and all classes are dull with
the supply liberal. Prices Of chickens
range from 81 to So per dozen. the latter
for the best hens; turkeys s. TO $l2, the
latter for the best; geese 81 so to S. so per
ducks 81 80 to 81 IS per dozen.
Eggs in fair supply at l9@20c per dozen.
FRUITS AND NUTS-Oranges, 81 80
per barrel for Louisiana; lemons, IS 90
per box for Malaga. Malaga grapes
"a 80 for 20-pound kegs and 81 so
to IS 90 for bbls. Bananas 81 80
10 81 rs for medium and IS so to 81
for fine large; cranberries 81 10 for halls
and IS % for bbls, Catawba grapes getting
at 65c TO 81 per 10 lbs %cocanuts 81
per 100 peanuts 4Izc for Tennessee; 6ls@7
for Virginia; round lots a little less; chest
nuts slow at 5 2 1903 % per bushel in
lots. Pecans Sc for-Arkansas and l5c for
DRIED FRUIT-Market firm at 81
per pound for apples, and 4 to DC for
peaches.
BUTTER-Creamery 32@35c per ID;
western table Zoe to &c; butterine GOA
De country loo to 20c per 10, with small
neatly packed packages at 25c. All good
butter finds quick sale and is in demand;
poor s~tuffdrags.
CHEESE-Market steady, at l6@17c
for Y. Al full cream, l5ci mild Oats, 100
12LEc.
BAGGlNG-Market weak with prices
AZ follows: Flax, l0}lc; mixed, l02ic;
jute, ll@ ll]4c; Irvine, l5%c. Ties, 81 10
per bundle,
HIDEs-Bettcr feeling with prices
as follows; Dry flint, No. /, 1Sc
do. No. 2, l6c; dry sailed lac; green 7r
green sailed SIC to 91zc; tallow 5Hct to &c;
beeswax 20c.
LIVE STOCK.-Good butcher cattle
in light receipt and supply, with ready sale
for smooth stock at 3 TO 4{c for grass fed,
and 81 to az for fair to medium hogs in
fair supply at 4@5c; sheep firm if choice
with few offering, at 8 to DC for medium
to choice lam s 81 to 41sc; cows and
calves SIS to $50 yearlings 81 to So.
COFFEE-Stesdy at l219cfGl5c for Rio,
good common to prime Java 24c to 2Sc.
SUGAR-Reccipts of new La. fair,
and the market tends downward. Open
kettle, La; SIC to SIC for fair to prime
white, clarified, 9Ac; Y. @. 8k@SAc
gVanglated, 1870; powderet, 1880; cut
loaf, lie, Molasses, 28c to 52c for common
to choice La.
MACKEREL-Nol halfbaErels, 81 90
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