Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17
I6so. Lard is firm at q to 2lao.

1850. Lard is firm az q to 2l3c.
in Tierces; 22l TO 235 IN Kegs.
IL CHERsE we have 40 change to note
to.dsy. Prices firm. Factory 21@ to 22sc;
English Dairy q to 213o; Western Re.
serve 2OA to Ole; English Chester %
to 24c.
The COFFEE market is fairly sup
piled, and prices ara firm. Common to
choice Rio, in q jobbiBg way, 20 to 26c.
From hrsthsnds in large lots, as follows
Ordinary, is TO 1S4e; Fair, 1871 TO 90tci
Coed, 2l4 to 22lc; Prime, % to 2S}c F;
Caoice, 2S4 to 24e.
The FEED market Is moderately sc-
tive, Several lots OF CORN sold on levee
at 2 to rae held at II to sos in store,
in a small way. OATS are firm at 78c on
levee, and SO to IS In store. BRAN quiet
at "A to SIS per ton, in lots. Hay is
firm at Is to So, from hstbest.
There is but a light demand for CORN
MEAL, but prices are firm. Full weight,
en- lovee, So so; from store, 3 Is to "a.
The demand for DRIED FRUIT is 40.
tive. Dried Apples, Z to &c; Peaches, 10
TO I2o; Currants, Is to zoe layer Rsisins
per box, 4 so to 81 IS; half boxes, 2 80
to So; quarter boxes, l IS to 81; Citron,
40 to soc almonds, IS to SOC PTunes,
20 to Csc.
EGGS are lower, with q good supply.
We quote at 10 to lie.
Low grades Of FLOUR are In fair de-
msRd, and prices remain steady while
fancy Flours are dull, and have de-
clined about 53c per barrel. We
quote: Fine 6 80 to Sc rs; Super
fine Z TO s. p; X, 2 90 to IS;
Xxx, s SO to 50 Xxx and Fancy brands,
8 50 to So.
There is a demand for GRASS SEED of
sll desirable kinds. Clover is scarce at
81 per bushel. Blue Grass s. 25. Tim
otby S. .. Orchard g %. Herds 81
Miilet s.. Lucerae and White Clover
T5e per ID.
There is 8 good demand for HIDES.
Green, 9 to Ole; Salt, 10 20 lie; Dry
Salt, 100; Dry Flint, 2lc; Deer Skins,
green, Is to I5e; dry, SO to 35c.
In IRON TIES we have no change TO
note. Selling at 8 to 74c as to style.
Cape and Alabama LINE held at . to
b p per barrel. Utica l IS 10 81. Louis.
Vile Cement 70 to 50.
In SUGARS and MoLAssEs we have
continued fiTmness to report, and de-
mand sctive. interior Sugars II to II 4c;
Fair 49, to lac; Fully Fair I44 to 141c;
Prime I43 to l5c; Choice l57 to 1915; Yel-
low Clarified 10 TO l8Ee; White Clar-
flied 16s TO lie. Common Molasses
IS to 70; Choice SO to $50.
In Produce prices Ars hrmer, but not
9uotably higher. Psachblow potatoes 2 IS
to 70 per Dbl, by drsy load; Russets 5 70
TO 81; Pink-eyes 4 40 to 81 IS; Early
So0drichs snd Londou Lsdys 5 TO So so.
By single barrel 25e higher.
The demand for POULTRY is more
than equal to the supply and prices are
firm. TURKEYS Is to so. Geese : to
%. Ducks s.. Good Chickens 6 to 50 50.
In SALT there Is 20 change. Stock
air; $50 ID bbls are held at So in lots on
evee from store, 8 10 10 So IS in sacks
rom store, ? IS to IS.
The STOCK market Is about the same.
We quote No. 1 beeves at g to 64e gross,
No. > 4 to Az; No. 9, 2 to 3zc. The
after are in COED supply. Sheep are not
n demand-No. l, So per head inferior
80 to "a. Hoes are scarce at 10c gross,
3 TO I3tc dressed Mich cows dull with
rood stock. Selling at 40 to SIS, as to
TOBACCos of all kinds are firm, and
are tending higher. Low grades
ave advanced more materially than
he.fner ones. Stocks are light.
In WHISKY there is a fair trade doing.
95c 20 81.