Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-12
TRADE.

Business was dull in our general mar
kets to day and prices steady.
Eating APPLES are steady in price
and scarce, We quote at s to $40 per
barrel.
There Is a fair stock of BUTTER on
hard Ind prices unchanged. Choice
Western, IS to 45c. Good, 80 to 35e.
IL BEANS there is no change. Mixed
White 2 to 8 80 per bushel; Navy 2 So
to 50 90.
PROVISIONS are dull and nominal.
Pork 81 to $50. Prime Mess % to $50.
Prime Pork p to SIS. Rumps q to S28-
JowIs 624. Clear bulk Sides 163
to lie. Clear Rib 16{ ts 163c.
r bSides I54 to I6c. Shoulders 124 to 13c
Bacon, clear Sides 173 to I73c. Shoulders
IA to I4!c. s. c. Hams, plain, ISL to Ice.
s. G. canvassed 20 to 2Ic. Lard, in tier
ces, 10 to 194c; kegs 20 to 204c; cad
dies q to 22c.
Taere is q moderate demand for Cor
FEE at steady quotations. Ordinary to
choice Rio 10 to zoe, in lots of 5 to 10
sacks.
There is but a light demand for CORN
MEAL, and prices are irregular. We
quote at 3 50 to s. 50 on levee. Kiln
dried held at 8 IS to So IS.
The demand is active for all kinds Of
DRIED FRUITS. Dried Apples 9 to lie;
Peaches IL to lac.
The market is bars Of EGGS. Firm at
28c.
The FLOUR market is very dull and
prices nominal. Sales are made almost
exclusively ia q small way while the
stock is large. Soperine 5 rs to Sc 50;
Y, to s. sc Xxx, s to IS 50 XXX and
Fancy brands, 9 so TO 81.
The FEED market il quiet. CORN on
levee is held 81 re. OATS 653 and dull.
BRAN S24 50 to %. HAY steady at rs to
s27.
We quote GRASS SEEDS IS follows:
Clover 10 to SlI per busheI. Blue
Grass s. Is. Timothy 50 25. Orchard
Grass 81 25. Herds 81. MIlet s.. Lucerne
and White Clover 75c per ID.
The HIDE market is sctive and prices
firm. Green 81 to Sic; Salt log to lie; Dry
Salt, DC; Dry Flint, . to 24c.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at l IS
to 81 per barrel. Utica l IS TO 81. Louis
vile Cement 2 so to g.
There ia 9 fair demand for SUGARS
and MoLAssEs and prices are steady.
Fair to Choice Yellow Louisiana 49, to
l6c; Yellow and White Clarified II to
l8c. Molssses IS to soc as TO quality.
PRoDUCE Of al kinds is dull. Seed
Potatoes sre particularly SO, snd are Of
fsring at almost any price. We quote
Pinkeyes, Rlssets, NsshannOcks and
Peachblows at l Is to & per barrel.
Sweet Potatoes 1 10 to 81 so per bushsl,
in large and small way. Onions,
6 so to 81 50 per barrel.
There is a fair demand for POUL-
TRY ard stock light. Turkeys 20 TO S24.
Geese 8 to $40. Dacks6 10 IS 80. Chickens
6 so to 81.
The Bluff City Stock Yard reports the
STOCK market active for first and
second class Beef Cattle, and quote as
Lst class, 6l@7}c; q class, go
&c; 81 class, 3@43; inferior, 293ei Mich
S309i00 sscb work Oxen, $3.50
125 Hogs, 99l0o, gross; Sneep, 1901
per head. The market for cheap Horses
and Males has been very active the last
few days, and prices range from 500
100. Mules and horses suitable for farm
purposes are in demand, but u farmers
are not sble to pay fancy prices. They
want good, servicesble animals. First
class Besves continue very scarce, and
would hold up to quotations. Sheep,
f~rst-clsss, would bring 6ue prices. Hogs,
No. /, in good demand.
The stock Of SALT is ample and prices
unchanged. Large Dairy, in seven
Dushel barrels, 81 so. Small Dairy,
S bQshsl barrels, So 50. Large
Common, in Z bushsI barrels, 3 30 to
50 50. Smsn Common, in 5 6ushel BAR
Cels. 2 so to s. IS. These are quotations
Ia lots from first hands.
There is 5 fair trade j. ing in manu-
featured TOBACCOs and stocks are very
complete. Prices are steady on a! grades.
The demand for low WHISTLES re-
msins moderately active and prices
Highwines 92s per gallon.