Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-15

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TO good 80 to 35e.
BEANS are in light supply and prices
steady at 2 to So per bnshel for mixed,
3 Is to s. SO for navy.
We note increased hrmness In PRovI-
sIONs, and in anticipation of higher pri-
ces many dealers are holding their stocks
off the market. Mess Pork S33 90 TO
S38 90. Prime Mess % to $50. Extra
Prime Pork IS to 500. Ramps q to SIS.
JoRls % to S24. Clear bulk Sides 163 to
l7ic. Clear RIB 1871 to 161e. RIB
Sides 151 to Ice. Shoulders 10 to 1896.
Bacon, clear Sides Is to Isle. Shout
ders Is to Isle. Plain country
Hams 1Sc. S. c. plain 10 to zoe. Lard
duh tierces 203, kegs 81 to 2l3c.
In CHEESE there is no ehange-market
firm. Factory % to 24c. E. D. % to
231c. w. R. . to 2Ss.
The COFFEE market is steady ard
stock fair. Wequote Ordinary 1870 zoe
Fair, 20 to Ole; Good, y to 2Sc; Prime,
"A to 25c; Choice, 264 to 2Se.
The FEED market Is well supplied in
all but CORN, for which there is an act
i've demand; $50 sacks sold on levee st
75e. OATS are in large supply ard dull
zoe was the best offer made for 40 sacks,
and it was sold at that figure. BRAN
dull at "a to S25. HAY steady at 20 50 to
ST.
The demand for CORNMEAL is light;
Selling st s. 40 from mile; 8 so to s. IS
from store.
The demand ia fair for all kinds of
DRIED FRUITS. Dried Apples 9 to lie /;
Peaches II to IA.
EGGS are in good demand, and firm at
20c per dozen.
We have no change to note in the
FLOUR market. There is but a light re-
tail demand. We quote Superine 6 to 81;
Y, Z 50 to IS; Xxx, s sc to 50; xxx
and Fancy brands, 9 50 to So.
In GRASS SEED we have no change
to note. Glover is scarce st SI1 per
bushel. Blue Grass s. 25. Timothy
s. %. Orchard Grass 81 25. Herds &.
MilIet s.. Lucerne and White Glover
75c per ID.
HIDES are firm snd in demand,
with prices tending upwards. Green,
8 to 94e; Salt, 10 to lie; Dry
Salt, zoe; Dry Flint, 22e; Deer Skins,
green, Is to 16e; dry, SO to 35c.
In IRON TIES we have no change to
note. Selling at 6 to 73c az to style.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at 2 to
s. 25 per barrel. Utica l 70 to g. Louis
vile Cement 2 IS to So.
SUGARS are steady and market well
supplied, with fair demand. We quote
Fair 144c; Prime, 153 to Ice ;
Is to lie; Yellow Clari-
fed, II! to 1Ss; White Clarified, Isl to
l9e. MoLAssEs is also dull; Common,
20 to 75c; Choice, so to SOC.
The PRODUCE market CONTINUES weak,
with holders of Potatoes anxious to real
ize; 600 barrels of Peach Blows sold to-
day from store at 8 90. Held 81
, IS to So 90 in q small way.
Shaker Russetts 8 to 50 30. Pinkeyes 81.
Lsdy's 8 so to "a. Early Good
rich's 4 so to IS. ONIONS 5 to IS 80 per
Dbl.
The demand is active for POULTRY
and supply light. Turkeys Is to $50.
Geese 5 to s. so. Ducks 4 70 81 50.
Chickens 5 so to S6.
The supply OF SALT is large and
are steady. Large Dairy, in Z
)ushel barrels, 81 50. Small Dairy,
n 5 busheI barrels, So 50. Large
Common, ia Z busheI barrels, 8 80 to
g so. Small Common, in 5 hushel bar
els, 2 50 to 81 IS. These are quotations
u lots from first hands.
We make no change in our live
STOCK quotations. First-class West
I'm Beef Csttle, from Z to 7lc gross;
econd class, 5 to Sc gross; third class, 3
o &c gross common, very full supply at
to Sc gross. Texas Cattle, but few on
market at 80 TO $40 per head. Work
oxen ia fair demand at at 80 to 6l25 per
yoke. Milk Cows and Calves, 80 to SIS.
Hogs are dali al S to 50 gross. Sheep, 3
cant supply on the market, and quot !
bly, firm At 4 to s. per hesd. Horses
nd Mares, according to quality, IS to
25O per head. Mules in moderate de-
nsnd at from $50 70 $3.50 per head, as TO
he grade. I
The TOBACCO N .rket is fairly active.
M low grades are in demand and prices
firm. :
There Is no change in WHISKY. The
is steady and prices gen orally {
Irm. Highwines 81 to CSC. {
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