Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-19
TRADE

In FRUITS there is no change. AL
kinds are in local demand, and prices are
irregular.
The supply of BUTTER is very fair, and
prices are steady. Choice Western ZSto
soc.
The stock Of BAaGINe improves daily.
We quote as follows: Greenleaf, q to 26c;
Heavy Flax "a to Csc; Heavy Kentucky
| 25 to 2Gc: Todd's Light 10 TO zoe.
The demand for CoTToN YARNS is light
and prices firm. No 400, o to 24c; No.
500. 2lc; No. 600, 1ec; No. 200, lie.
We note continued irmness in Pro
v1s1oNs, with stock moderate only.
Mess Pork is firm at sS5 so in
lots, and SS6 by the single barrel. Clear
| Bacon sides 20 to Gle; Shoulders 1857 TO
lie; Country Sides 10 TO 19Kc; Sugar
| Cured Canvassed Hams "A to 25c; Break
fast Bacon p TO pc. Lard in tierees 20 to
2OLc; key 21H to 221zc; caddies22H to 23e.
The COFFEE market is weak and stock
moderate. Inferior to CHOICE Rio n to
25c; lava IS to CSC.
The PRODUCE market is dull. Potatoes
retail from store at s. per barrel and in
lots 81 80 to l IS. Onions dull at 81 per
bushel or 81 50 to 3 90 per barrel. Toma-
toes % per bushel.
In FEED there seems to be very little
doing. 800 sacks corn sold on landing at
s2kc, but some holders ash csc. Cats are
irregular; IS to 6Oc in store is the selling
rate. There is no bran on levee. 1t is
nominally SIC per ton. Hay SIS to SO as
to quality.
FLOUR is unchanged. We qVOte Low
Supers, S to s. 59i Good Supers, s. IS to
IS: X, Sc p t o Sc 50; Xxx, s. to 81 so;
xxx and Fancy, s. to $40 50.
There is very little demand for CORN
MEAL, and prices are unsteady. 81 barrels
fresh sold on levee at 81 q, hut 81 90 to
81 IS are the retail rates. Kindred 81 IS
to IS.
Eaes are scarce and firm at 25e per doz.
The HIDE market IS quiet. We quote:
Green, 9 to exc; green salt, 10 to 181Ec;
dry salt, Il to lEAc; dry flint, 2lc.
IRON TIES are steady at to Sc.
In LIME there is no change, with the
demand fair. Alabama 81 to 2 2ai
Utica 81 IS to2. Cape 81 S. to 2 90, Ohio
river 81 10 to 81 so,
Receipts of POULTRY are fully up to the
demand, and prices range from 81 so to
s. 25 for young; old 81 to s. p.
The stock of RICE is ample. Lou
isiana 50 to &c; South Carolina 10 to lOHe.
We note no change in SUGARS or
MoLAssEs. Louisiana ia u ls1zci
yellyw clarified I6 to lG1Scj white clarified
l6H to lie; \, 1917 to l7ci hards III to
Isc. MoLASsEs remains steady.
Keg TAR firm at IS p to S. 80 perdozen.
The stock of SALT is ample and
prices steady. We quote: Large dairy
(seven bushel baEreis) 81 SC t. 4 Is; small
dairy tive bushel barr6lsj s. so 70 3 20;
large common (seven bushel bbls.) s. so
to 8 so; small common Is bushel bbls-l
50 so to 2 rs.
There is g fqir demand for manufactured
TOBACCO and stock good,
No change is reported in LIVE STOCK
for which the demand is entirely
local. Western are held at 8 to SC
gross; Texas SIS to % per head. Sheep
scarce at 81 to 3 per head. Hogs dull at
n to Sc gross.
The demand FL WREAI4 IS quite good,
but prices are too low and planters won't
ship. We quote No. l white 81 IS
toI 40; No. I red 81 30 to I 35; No. ?, 81 20
to l 25. Rejected, 75c to 81 10. We would
add that very little No. l has as vet beeR
received
The WHISKY market is fairly active,
Highwines are very scarce and firm at
81 Toto 81 l2ISc.