Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-04

GUS reasons, to put forth more eHOIt tnan
sver before. Judlcious financial legisla-
ton once secured, and ~confidence re-
stored, there is no practically insur-
mountable reason why the twelvemonth
ahead should not go far to terminate our
wearisome suspense and the business
fluctuations that have flowed from it,"
There is a fair local demand for AP F;
Piles, and prices are steady at 8 to S. per
barrel.
There is 3 moderate supply Of choice
BUTTER in market and prices are firm.
We quote at 40 to 45c in tubs good to
common is abundant at Is to 35c.
There is no change in BEANS. Stock
light. We quote mixed 2 to So per
bushel; Navy, s. so.
In PROVISIONS there is little doing.
Prices are firm. Mess Pork, SO so to SS4.
Prime Mess 80 90 to $81 90. Extra
Prime Pork 2S to 500. Rumps q 50 to
SIS so. Jowls % 50 to S24 80. Clear
Bulk Sides 1T 10 174c. Clear Rib l64
to 1885. Rib 16 to 162c. Hams IS to
lie. Shoulders 49, to 14c. Bacon Clear
Sides ISL to 19c; Shoulders 151 10
I6c. Plain s. G. Hams 20 to 204e.
s. C. Shoulders Is to 16te. Lard is steady
at 20! to 21c in tierees 2l to 22c in kegs.
CHEESE is firm and stock light. Fac
tory % TO 24c. Z. D. % to 234c. W. r.
. to 224e.
There is no change in COFFEE.
Prices are firm. We quote Ordinary
I9 to zoe; Fair, 20 to 2lc; Good, p to
2Sc Prime, "a to 25e; Choice, 264 TO 2Sc.
There is but little doing In FEED, with
small stock on levee. CORN held at 75ci
100 sacks blsck OATS, in new burlsps,
sold at 75c. HAY SIS. BRAN "a to S25.
There is but a light demand for CORN
NEAL. Selling in lots from store at 8 40
to s. 90.
There is 8 fair shipping demand for all
kinds of DRIED FRUITS Dried Apples
s to Zoe; Peaches 10 to lie.
EGas are duh at Is to 1So per dozen.
The FLOUR market is dull and all
grades are weak. Superfine, common to
good, s to s. Y, Z 50 to S.; Xxx, S sc
to So; XXX and Fancy brands, 9 50 TO
sl2.
In GRASS SEED we have no change
to note. Clover is scarce at SIl per
bushel. Blue Grass So 25. Timothy
s. %. Orchard Grass g 25. Herds 81
Millet 50. Luesrne and White Clover
75c per ID.
HIDES are firm and in demand,
with prices tending upwards. Green,
8 to 93c; Salt, 10 to lie; Dry
Salt, 2Oo; Dry Flint, DE; Deer Skins,
green, Is to Ice; dry, 80 to $50.
In IRON TIES we have no change TO
note. Selling st 6 to 71c as to style.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at 2 to
s. 25 per barrel. Utica l IS to 3. Louis
vile Cement2 IS to So.
SUGARS are firm and In good demsnd.
We quote Fair Is to 15kc Prime, Is to
161c; Choice, 16l to lie; Yellow Clari-
fed, 174 to 1Sc; White Clarified, l83 to
Ice. MOLAssEs is also firm Common,
20 to 75c; Choice, so to 90c.
There is but 3 light demand for
Produce and the market is we'll
stocked. Peaehblow Potatoes, 2 80 to
81 rs Pink Eyes, 8 so to 81 London
Lsdys, 4 80 to IS. Onions, 5 to S. per
barrel. Cabbage, Is to So per crate.
The POULTRY market is well supplied.
Turkeys Is to SI7. Geese to s.. Ducks
4 90 to 81 so. Chickens 1 to s..
The STOCK market is moderately active.
First-clsss Western Beef Cattle, from Z
to tic gross ; s~ecOnd-class, 5 to Sc gross;
third-clsss, 8 to &c gross common, very
full supply at 2 TO Sc gross Texas Cattle,
but few on market at 80 to $40 per head.
Work Oxen, in fair demand at 80 TO 1925
per yoke. Milk Cows and Calves, 80 to
S75. Hogs are dull 81 s to SO
gross. Sheep-s scant supply on the
market sud quotsbly firm st 4 to IS per
head. Horses and Mares, according to
quality, 70 to $3.50 per head. Mules,
in quite active demand at from $50 to
$3.50 per head, as to the grade.
SALT is lower, with big stock. Large
Dairy, in Z bushel barrels, 81 so. Small
Dairy, In 5 bushel barrels, So 60. Large
Common, in Z bushel barrels, 8 40 to
So 50. Small Common, in ) bu ghel bar
rels, > 80 to 3 IS. These are quotations
in lots from first hands. Selling by sin
gle barrels at an advance OF 25c.
The TOBACCO market is firm, with
light stock.
In WHISKY there is but little doing.
95c to 81.