Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-24

FRUIT of every kind is abundant and
prices irregular. Apples sell at 25c to soc
per bushel from wagons in a retail way
There is no changein BUTTER. The de
mand is fair and stock moderate. Choice
Western 2sc to.3Oc. Good Country But
ter is selling at SOc to S5c from wagons,
There has been some advance in BAG
GING during the week, and prices remain
frm. The demand is improving daily.
G~reenleaf, 251. to 21pi Heavy Flax n to
25c; Heavy Kentucky - to 26ei TQdd's
Light - To 2Oc,
The demand for rQTToN YARNS is light
and prices firm. No 400, q to 24o; No.
800, dc; No. coo, l9c; No. 700, l7c.
The stock Of Provisions does not accu-
mulate, though receipts are very fair.
Prices are firm and had a tendency Up
ward early IL tho week, but are now
steady, and, if anything, not so stif as
they were, Mess Pork is selling in lots
At SIS to S35 ., but by the dray load or
single barrel $50 so to $50 are the ruling
rates. Clear bacon sides are selling al 9lc
to 2Olzc to the trade, hut one holder TO
day was selling at 1879. Shoulders are
scarce at lGH to lie. Country meats
are firm, a to lc lower, Spga;
Cured Canvassed Hama z tp 25Yi Break
fast Raoon p to 22e. Lard in tierces 20 to
1O5lc; keg 2lk to 221zc; caddies22IE to 2Se.
The COFFEE market is quiet and stock
moderate. Inferior 70 choice Rio 20 10
25ci lava IS 70 $50.
The demand for PRQnUcE is only of a
local kind. Potatoes in store are selling
at s. per barrel, and nom wagons at SOC to
Coo per bushel, Onions are scarce and
Fan at 50 per barrel or 81 % to 81 80 per
bushel.
In FEED there has been considerable ir-
regularity. Receipts for the week we've
light, but as there vas 20 shipping de-
mand the market wa amply Supplied.
Corn closes firm at SIC to 9Oc with light
demand. A lot Of 300 sacks in store was
held at s8c, and an offer Of Soc for it re
fused. Oats have been scarce; 60c is the
store price for new. Hay is steady; lOC
bales new sold on levee to-day at Sla.
Bran Sl7 per ton.
There is no activity to report in FLOUR.
Stocks are small and no great demand
is looked for until the new crop comes n
from above, when it is expected that
prices will DECLINE. Low grades are still
firm and scarce. We quote Low
supers, s. to s. 90; Good Supers, s. IS tC
SC; y, SO 25 to 50 50; XX, s. to s. so
XXX and Fancy, - TO so 80.
CoRNNEAL is in some demand and tn,
supply is small, Fresh, at the mills, is
held at 81 IS to "a 40, and in store at - 80
Kindred 81 IS to s., as to amount.
There have been few EGGs in market
during the week, and prices are firm al
25c per doz.
The HIDE market is quiet. We quote.
Green, 9 to 9ke; green salt, 10 to IOKc
dry salt, II to l71zc; dry flint, 2lc.
IRON TIES are steady at 7 to Sc.
In LINE there is no change, with tn,
demand fair, Alabama 81 to 2 %
Utica 81 Hto2. Cape 81 50 to 2 90. Ohio
river 81 40 to 81 so.
PoULTRY Of all kinds is scarce. Chick
ems are firm at 50 to "a per dog. for young
and 81 to s. for old,
The supply of RIcR is ample. Lou
isiana 81 to Sc; South Carolina 10 to lOke
SUGARS and MoLAssEs are in fair de
mand with stock ample. Louisiana 1871 t
I5He; yeIlow clarified to l6Kc; white d
l6h to lie; A, 1871 to lies hards TX t
lSo. MoLAssEs remains steady.
Keg TAR firm at S . to IS so per dOzer
The stock Of SALT is equal tothe deman
and prices steady. We quote; Large dair