Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-09

New York -.........-.... 10
Boston, 90
Philadelphia, -.-.-..-.- go ''s.. o'soSa
Baltimore ,...-........ ........----.--. sl,zS3
! Louisville, A'soAo
Shreveport, Texas, received 7a,OoO bales
of cotton last season against $500 in 1865.
BAGGING.-The market continues to
advance, with an active demand.
Heavy flax scarce at 25lz to 26c; Greenleaf
2GeIk; Ky. Ply, 2Gc; II and a half pound
10 to zoe. Iron ties, 7 to Sc.
BEANs-No sale. Navy heldat 81 80 per
bushel.
BEEswAx-Market declined, and sales
at SEC.
BUTTER-There is a good demand, with
scarce market at 81 to Soc for choice West
ern, and p TO 2Sc for medium grades.
CoFFEE-Steady. Skimmings, 1910 zoe;
common to fair Rio, 20 to Die; prime do,
% to 26c; Laguira, 25c; Java, IS to 3Sc.
Corn MEAL-The demands chiefly 10
cal and supplied by home mills at 81 % to
1 20 foI fresh, and 81 80 to 4 50 to the trade
for kiln dried.
COAL-Low water in the Ohio, and pros
poets Of no receipts ron that stream has
caused an advance and firm prices at 9Oc
for P~ittsburg; 81 10 for Camel, and 45c for
Mt. Carbon TO steamers, and zee deliv-
cred.
EGGs are scarce and in demand at 25c.
FLoUR-Firmer. Sales of 40 bbls Extra
at Sc %; 20 bbls xxx at s. %. Supers, s.
so to g; Extra, s. p to 6 80; Xxx, 81 . to :
80; Family, IS 90 to Q 90; Fancy, 50 to 10;
GAINESVILLE fancy declined 25c; Gold Dust
and City Mills 50 p to the trade; Home
Mills turn out four grades at So, &c and g,
respectively.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. >, Sl5L to Is per
bbl, and s. 50 for halves; kits, s. . to 8
50; No. 3, bbls, SD 50, and s. to : 50 in
halves; kits, s.. Sardines, quarters, 10;
halves, S2Ee.
FRUTTs-Apples, sales at 81, prices gen
orally g 50 to ). Lemons scarce at SIS
per box. Pears, s. to So per bushel.
Plums, 81 per bushel. Grapes, market
overstOeked; Concord, Catawba and Isa-
bella worth Toe, according to condition.
Raisins, So GO for NJ. r. and Layer. Dried
C~urrants, Is to lSc. Dried fruit is nomi-
nal and in no demand. Peaches consid-
cred worth s to &c; Apples 4to &c.
LIVE SToCK-Western beevss . to So
gross. Texas do. . TO $50. Hogs dun at
q to Sc. Sheep 2@S4.
GRAIN AM FEED-COrn, no receipts,
and held in store at g5c. Oats 60 TO 20 in
Common Hay duh and none sold;
choice scarce at SIS, and SIS in store. Bran
81 on Ievee and S24 to p in store.
Wheat, sales of fifteen sacks at 81 p.
Demand fair at 7jc to 81 90 for
rejected; 81 10 to l p for No.
, red, and 81 30 for No. l, with choice
Rye dull at 81 90.
LINE AND CENENT-Scarce and in de-
mand at from 81 to : for Rosedale and
Louisville. Fire Brick, - t 30. Hair, 40
ID bales, 81.
POULTRY-Chichens steady at s. % for
Young, and s. to . 50 for old. Fair de-
mand.
PROvIsIoNs-Meats dull and unchang-
with light demand. The market is
bare of plain and country hams. Mess
Pork, $50 90; prime do nominal, S3I so to
co; rumps 29c, clear sides city
packed 1913 to zoe; clear ribbed do 10
to l9lzc; shoulders I615 to 16Ae; country
sides IS to 1s]zc; shoulders 1871 to lie; $.
hams - TO DC. Lard steady; tierue
2Olz to ole; keg 2Iz to DE; caddies 22i
to 23c. Mess Bcef-Thomas' = bbls IS;
= bbls Il to 1873.
Observation-Disclosures steady at = to
, p per Dbl, and - to 81 in sacks. on
81 25 per Dbl. Cabbages weak, Eith
demand at s. and Sl4 per crate.
SALT-Market firm andtending upward
Bbls Of go lbs - %, and large bbls 81 80.
Common, IS 80.
S~PIRITs-Whiskies in small demand
and steady at 81 10 to 81 Is.
Brandies, imported, 50 So II SIG 90
per gallon. Claret Wine in casks, $50
% $40; boxes. 81 to 81. Sherry and Port
gallon, 50 80. Italian sparkling, SIS
per case.
SUGAR-Prices steady. Louisiana, l2k
lie; crushed and powdered, I7]zc.
A, Coffee 1863 to lie; B, l6H to l6Ae;
extra, 1871 to I6izc; c, l5z to I5Ae; yell
c, l47f to l5c.
MoLAssEs-Common to choice New Or
.eans, S. to Soc.
TEA-Y. H., 81 p to 81 so; Imperial,
p IS to 81 60; Gunpowder, 81 30 to 81 O0i
)olong, - 90 toSl 70.
NINEG4R-Cider $ to $40 per barrel.
Wine, Sl2to Is.