Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-04
TRADE.

lne markets We're moderately ACTIVE To-
day-ehiefy confined to retail and small
order business, and no transaction OF
magnitude Receipts of produce were
light and confined to two small lots of
| cora from Arkansas; Is casks of Bacon;
100 bbls FionFg.z8 packages of Butter; 50
bbls OF Oil; 50 kegs Powder, end 1892
packages of Merchandise. The Glasgow
came in during the day from Cincinnati
and her manifest will appear IN to-mor-
rows report.
FRpIT-Apples ar. in good demand for
shipping al - to , 80 per bbL. There is
not more than 20 bbls in the sity. Quin-
ces are worth s. per bushel.
BUTTER.-The demand for Western is
good and prices are firm at 80 to "a cents
per pound; Common aud Country is in
lighter request; good Country brings .
TO SOC readily.
BAGGING.-The demand is active and
prices firm. Heavy Flax and Greenleaf
are worth 2jH@26c. Ky. Py., 24@25c;
and Todd's hand made, l9G2Oc.
PRovIsI6As are in light demand, with
ample stocks for all requirements. Prices
are steady, with Mess Pork at S35@35 30;
Clear Sides, l9A@2Oc per cssk, and 2OLc
at retail; shoulders, I6L9l7c; 5. c. Can
vassed Hams, 24c; Breakfast Bacon, Die;
Country shoulders are 15e; Clear Sides,
I9c; and Hams, I70. Lard is unchanged
and steady, and in no demand, at zoo 2OEc
in t~ierces, 2Iiz@2ztzc in kegs, and 22j5@
23c in caddies.
COFFEE is steady and unchanged. There
is a medium demand, and ample stocks.
Rio is 2O@27c; Parched do, Zoe, and Java,
3j@3sc.
POTATOES are i'm fair demand for local
consumption. The market is %scantily
supplied. Price from store is 81 p per
barrel Onions are worth 81 SOFAS, With
the market reported bare. Cabbages are
worth S9@lO per 100.
FEED-Sales of > small lots Of white
Corn were made on the landing at s7lz@
gOc. There is a mOdsrate demand, with
little arriving, and receipts chieny from
Arkansas. In store prices are 92I7@95c.
Bran is scarce and held in store at S2l@22.
Hay is S24G25c from store and scarce.
Data are firm, with sales from store at Csc,
and zoe generally asked,
The demand for FLOUR is chiefly fOr
medium grades at Sc 50 TO s. 80. Other
classes age duh at S5@5 so for low Super;
Good do. 50 20 to S.; :, s. p to S. so;
NN, s. TO s. so; xxx and Fancy, 50 "
$40 %.
CoRNNEAL, Kilndfiad, is selling at 81 90
"a IS. There is no fresh ground offering
except from mills, where prices are 81 p
a 70.
EGqs are scarce and in request at 2j@
26c.
POULTRY sales to-day were at 81 p to
81, the latter for hens. The demand is
good.
HIbEa are steady and receipts light.
We quote Green, 8 to 9},c; green salt,
10 to lO]Ec; dry salt, Il to TIC; dry
flint, dc.
IRoS TIES are firm at 7 to Sc.
In LINE there Is no change, with very
fair demand. Alabama 81 TO 2 %;
Utica 81 20 to Cape 81 % to ? p. Ohio
river 81 40 TO 81 80.
In RICE there is only a small trade do
ing. Louisiana 81 to &c; South Carolina
10 to IO1zc.
SUGARS and MoLAssEs are in fair de-
mand with stock good. Louisiana 1919 to
15Lc; yellow clarified 10 to l6jzci white do
I6K to lie; A, l6H to lie; hards III to
lsc. MoLAssEs remains steady.
Keg TAR firm at s. 25 to IS 50 per dozen.
In SALE there is no change. The stock
is ample and demand steady. Large dairy
(ssven bushel b~arrelsl "a so to 4 70; small
dairy give bushel barrels) 50 so to 3 70;
large common (seven bushel bbls.l 50 30
to ) so; small common Is bushel bbls.)
81 80 to 2 70.
The stock yards are moderately well
supplied with BEEF CATTLE, and prices
are steady. Western beeves are held at 8
to Sc gross; Texas So to 26 per head.
Sheep scarce at 81 to IS per head. Hogs
dull at ne TO Sc gross.
There is but little WHEAT coming in and
prices are steady. No. l white 81 IS
TO 40; No. l red 81 80 to 1 IS; No. 2, 81 20
to ! %. Rejected. 75c to 81 10.
WHISKY is again tending downwards.
Highwines, 81 17H@I 20; Common Rec
titled, S5c@SI 25; Proof Rectiied, 81 S0@
l As.