Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-12

other portions Of the South, through
which they must pass, It will nOt be long
before the results OF the Convention shall
he seen and felt. The Southern Pacific
Railroad viii be the subisct Of much st
tention, while that Of immigration will
be treated at length. Various questions,
however, for the good OF the south VIII
comRu before the Convention, and
frol4 their discussion we hope for great
and almost Immediate good.
Tasre Is a fair demand for green AP-
PLEs, and prices are irregular. we
quote ct 8 to S12 per bbl.
The supply of BUTTER is fair, but there
Is little choice In market. We quote al
IS to CSC.
The PROVISION market is quiet, with
no material change in prices, though
holders OF bulk meats are anxious to
sell. Mess Pork IN lets, 81 SO to
s32. Prime Mess, Is to S29. Rumps,
26 to ST. JowIs S24. Clear Balk
Sides I61 to 1870. Clear Rib 15f to
l6e. Rib Sides Is to I53c. Shoulders
Ia 10 128c. Bacon, clear Sides ia to
I7Ac. Shoulders I34 to lac. s. c. Hams,
plain. 1874 to I9c. 3. c. csnvasssd 20 to
2lc. Lard, in ~tierces, ISL to l9c; kegs
1874 to zoe; eaddies 2O3 to 2l3c.
There is some demand in q small way
for COFFEE, and prices are firm. Ordi-
nary to choice Rio, 20 to 26o. Java, 80
to 36e.
CoRNMEAL is dull. Fresh, 8 Is to
s. 40. Kilndried, 8 50 to So 60.
There is s good demand for DRIED
FRUIFs CT oil kinds. Dried Apples, IL
TO I2c; Peaches, II to l3c.
There is but a small Inquiry for EGGS,
snd prices are dull at 163 per doZsn.
In FLOUR there ia not much doing. The
market is very dull, and prices are ir-
regular. Fine we quote at 4 50 to
81 IS; Superfae 5 to IS So X6 70 IS So;
Xxx Z to s. so; xxx and all Fancy
brands S to SlI.
The FEED market is only lightly sup
piled. Corn on lsvee 20 to 723 in Tote !;
in store, IS TO 76s. Osts, 7Os in lots 75e
from store. Bran SIT pr ton. Hay, p
to SIS per ton.
Tbs HIDE market ia dull and prices
weak. Green 9 TO 94ei Salt l03 ollci Dry
Salt, 19c; Dry Flint, &c.
Cape and AIsbsma LIME held at l rs
to 81 per barrel. Utica l IS to 81. Louis
vile Cement2 50 to S.
SUGARS and MOLAssEs are firm and
in moderate demand, with fair
supply. Fair to Choice Yellow
Louisiana 49, TO IS; yellow and White
Clarified I6e. Molssses 65 to soc as to
quality.
We have no change to report in Pro
DUCE. Potatoes are dull at l 90 to 81
psr barrel. No choice Onions in mar
ket.
POULTRY is in light supply. Chickens
are steady at 6 90 to 81 90 for Old;
Spring Chickens 4 to 81 SO.
The LIVE STOCK market is not active,
and the supply Of choice beef cattle is
light. We quote at 3 to &c as to quality.
Hogs dull at &c gross. Sheep, 4 to So per
head. Cows with calves, 80 to $50.
Work Oxen, IS to $50 per yoke. Work
Horses and Mules, 70 to $500 per head.
The stock Of SALT is fair and prices
are steady. Large Dairy, in seven
bushel barrels, 81 so. Small Dairy,
in 5 busheI barrels, s. so. Large
Common, in Z busheI barrels, 3 so to
s. so. Small Comnl0n, IN 5 bushel bar
rels, . so to g IS. These ara quotations
in lots from first hands.
The TOBACCO trade is moderately act
i've and prices steady, with ample stocks.
the demand for WHISTLES re-
mains moderately active and prices
have advanced. Highwines "a to CSC
per gallon.