Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-13

commerce., relaIiNe 70 the staple. W
presume that the result of the interview
viii be published in a few days.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commeret
has resolved TO send a circular letter e
the Chambers of Commerce in the United
States, complaining Of the practice Of
putting an unnecessary amount Of cover
ing and iron bands Of excessive weight on
bales of cotton, and suggesting the adOp-
ton at American ports Of the same system
for the allowance Of tare which prevails
in England.
The Iron Mountain Railroad, from Bel
mont to st, Louis, is now finished. The
last rail vas laid on Wednesday. This
viii give rs uninterrupted communication
with the latter city during the winter
months and shorten the distance by rail
several hours.
The Illinois Central viii suffer severely
| BY the completion of this road.
The recent advance in heat is attrib-
uted to the short supply in Europe. It is
expected that a large demand viii arise
from hat part Of the world, and that our
large surplus viii be required in France,
England and other countries beyond the
sea.
FRUIT Of all kinds is abundant and
prices are irregular. There is ag shipping
dsnlaAa- Apples sell at 7lc to 81 25 per
barrel from wagons, loose.
The demand for BUTTER is light and
stocks of Western very fair. Choice held
at p to SOC.
The Provision market is very firm
and sales ais mostly of a light jobbtng
character. Iiess Rork is Arm at
So 90 to IS so. Prime Mesa $50 to
So. Rumps, s2s 90 to % 50. JowIs SIS 80.
TO d 90. Clear Sides 20 to 2O16c.
Clear Rib 1910. Shoulders 10 to 16I8.
$. C. Hams % to sc. Breakfast Ba-
con 20 to pc for Plain and Canvassed.
Lardin tierces % to 21ai Eags :, to 2s}sei
caddies 22H to 2Ic.
There is a steady demand for COFFEE
and prices are frm. Inferior to choice
Rio, I9 to 26c. java. 2St7 Sc,
The demand TOR PRoBUcE Is purely
local and prices are weak. Potatoes, by
the load, are uomiually 81 to l 80 per bar
rel. Onions are dull at q per lVs9et er
= 70 per barrel.
The MEAL market is somewhat irregu-
lar. Fresh at mills, in lots. 81 IS, and in a
small way from store 81 80; Kindred
= 80 to4 .
There Is another advance in Fees.
Fresh packed are firm at l9to zoe.
The FLOUR market is again tending up
wards, in sympathy with wheat. Dealers
as vet have not advanced their { gures, hut
are very firm. We quote low supers $ to
8 .; good supers s. 90 to G 90; y So % to
8 49, Ky s. tosi XXX and fancy family
IS 81 TO 10 Nv.
The Fen market Is very much unset
tied. Corn on levee is held at 81 to soc,
with no buyers. A small lot was bought
at s21zc. Oats are irmer; SOC could be
obtained for round lots on levee, while 8
store 50 to Sec Is asked. nay Sz6 to p.
Bran 81 t9l3pertoh: "
The HIDE market is quiet, We auote.
Green, g to skci green salt, 10 to l0]4ci
dry salt, II to l715c; dry flint, Gle,
In LINE there IS material change. Ala
5sIna, S2to2 p: Utica, 81 IS to 50; Cape,
q 20 to l So; Ohio rive. s. - tli -,
IHese IL a good supply Of FouEFRY ON
hand. Young chickens range from 81 90
to g 90. Old 50 IS to 4 so.
The demand for RICF Is moderate
and sock aa.pie. We quote Louisiana
and Carolina at 9 10 lOc per pound.
In SUGARS and MoLAssEs there is
change. Stocks are moderate and
prices firm. We quote Louisiana ~
l5ks; yeuyw clarified I6 to i6kc; white
clarified l6H to l7c; A, l6E to lie; hards
~ to lse.
TAR in kegs 50 2l to s 50 per dozen.
In SALT there has been no mate
rial change. We quote: Large dairy
seven bushel b~arrels) 81 so to 1 IS; small
dairy give bushel barrels) 50 so to 3 49,;
common (seven bushel bbls.) 80 30
10 9 30; sEnall common % bushel bbls,)
81 50 to 2 IS,
The TOBACCO market is wen supplied
and prices are firm, with a good demand
common to medium plug.
There Isl fair local demand for BEEF
CATTLE. Western are held at 3 to 5c
gross; Texas 81 to % per head Sheep
scarce at 3 to 8 per head. Hogs dull at
- To Sc gross.
The demand for WHEAT is fully
up to the receipts and prices are
improving. We quote No. l white 81 50 to
| 40; No. l red 81 30 to l IS; No. 2, 81 20
10 25, Rejected, &c t. 81 ll.
The stock Of WHISaY was never better
at this season. The demand is in a small
way. Highwines 81 o. to 1 Os.
The demand for BAaGING is becoming
better and prices are firm. We qu9ta
nomiEallY as follows: G~reenleaE, % to
26c; Heavy Flax q to 25ci Heavy Ken
lucky 25 to 26e; Todd's Light 10 to 2Oc.
The demand for COTTON YARNS is light
and prices firm. No 400, % to 24c; No.
900, Die; No. 600, l9c; No. zoo, lie.
IRON TIES are nominal at : to SIC.