Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-13

dueed and prices are firm, with an az
i've demand at 6 to SIS per bbl.
TIT BUTTER market is fairly supplied
we quote Choice at 40 to 45c. Common
to good so to 35c.
BEANS are in light supply and prices
steady at 2 to s. per bushel for Mixed
8 25 to So 50 for navy.
The stock of PROVISION is fully equal
to the demand. sMess Pork SS2 IS to
k33 60. Prime Mess % to $50. Extra
Prime Pork IS to $29. Rumps q to SIS.
Jowls % to s24. Clear bulk Sides l64 to
lie. Clear Rib Is to 1919. RIB
Sides l53 to 1910. Shoulders 1S3to 1880
Bacon, clear Sides is to Isle. Shout
iers Is to l54c. Plain country
Hams ISc. S c. plain 10 to zoe. Lard
dull ; tiercee 203, kegs 81 to 2l3e.
In CHEESE there is no change-market
firm. Factory % to 24c. Z. u. % TO
2S@e. w. r. % to 23c.
The COFFEE market is steady and
stock fair. We quote Ordinary 1910 2Oc
Fair, 20 to Gle; Good, % to 2Sc; Prime,
"a to 25c; Choice, 26l to 2Se.
We have but little change to note 10
FEED. CORN on levee is held at 75c.,
snd from 8 to 5, higher from store with
moderate stock. OATS are lower. 80
sacks sold on leyee at 75c. HAY is firm
at 26 50 to S2S. BRAN "a to SIS.
The demand for CORNMEAL is light
Selling at So 40 from mills; 8 50 to IS %
from store.
The demand is fair for all kinds OF
DRIED FRUITS Dried Apples 8 to lie
Peaches IL to I43.
EGGS in fair demand. We quote al
Il to is, in packages large and small.
FLOUR is dull, with large stock O.
ell grades. Common 10 good, 6 to 81
y, Z so to S.; Xxx, S sc to 50; XXX
and Fancy brands, 8 so to So.
In GRASS SEED We have no change
to note. Clover is scarce at Sll per
bushel. Blue Grass So Is. Timothy
s. p. Orchard Grass s. %. Herds 81
Millet 50. Lucerne and White Glover
75e per 10.
HIDES are firm and in demand,
with prices tending upwards. Green
9 to Gle; Salt, 10 to lie; Dry
Salt, zoe; Dry Flint, DE; Deer Skins,
green, Is to Ice; dry, SO to S5c.
In IRON Ties we have no change to
note. Selling at 6 to 74c as to style.
Cape and Alsbsms LIME held at 2 to
g Is per barrel. Utica l rs to 81. Louis
Vile Cement 10 to So.
SUGARS are steady and market well
supplied, with fair demand. We quote
Fair l4Ic; Prime, 153 to l6c
Choice, Is to lie; Yellow Clsri-
fed, III to lSc; White Clarified, lS3 to
l9c. MoLAssEs is also dull; Common,
40 to Use; Choice, so to 9Oc.
We can learn Of no large transaction
in Produce. The market is well stocked
and prices weak. POTATOES are es-
pecially dull. P~eachblows 2 70 to IS
Shaker Russetts 3 to s. 50. Pinkeyes 81.
London Lady's 8 50 to 81. Early Good
fich's 1 50 o IS. Onions 5 to So 80 per
biol.
In POULTRY there is no change.
Turkeys 10 TO $40. Geese 5 to s. 80. Ducks
4 to 81 so. Chickens 5 to IS so.
This supply of SALT is large and
prices are steady. Large Dairy, in Z
bushel barrels, 81 90. small Dairy,
in 5 bushel barrels, IS so. Large
Common, in : bushel barrels, 3 80 TO
s. so. Small Common, in 5 bushel bar
rels, 2 50 to 81 IS. These are quotations
in lots from first hands.
The STOCK market is only moderate
Iy active, and prices remain much as
they have been. FiTst-clsss West
ern Beef Cattle, from : to tic gross 4;
second class, 5 to Sc gross third class, 3
to 4c gross; common, very full supply at
3 to 8: gross. Texas Cattle, but few on
market At so to $40 per head. Work
Oxen in fair demand at at 90 to Sl25 per
yoke. Milk Cows and Calves, 80 to $50
Hogs are dull at s to SO gross. Sheep, q
scant supply on the market, and quot
ably firm at 4 to S. per head. Horses
aud Mares, according to quality, as to
$3.50 per head. Mules in moderate de-
msnd at from $50 to $3.50 per head, as to
the grade.
The TOBACCO market is fsirly active.
All low grades are in demand and prices
are firm.
There is no change in WHISKY. The
demand is steady and prices gen orally
firm. Highwines 80 to CSC.