Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-08

sicti0n Of the necessity of enhsnced
Fsluss. The export demand, uoder firm
md rather better prices at Liverpool, has
3mbrsced not only short clear, clear ribs,
and Cumbsrisnds, but shoulders, and
ends materially TO IeGuce stocks st the
West, and thus TO curtail supplies for the
SoutheES States, the Plains, and the
lurbsT egions, from each OF which the
orders in prospect are expected to be
large.
Eating kTFLEs are scarce and IN de-
nspi. Choices qualities are firm at 8 to
| SO per barrel.
pnere is a good supply of medium
grades Of BUTTER, but choice is rather
scsrce at IS to AZ per pound.
To BEANS there is no change. Mixed
White , to So per bushel; Navy 3 25 to
s. so.
We have a dull Provision
market to report to-day. Pork so so
TO $50. Prime Mess 20 to $50. Prime Pork
p TO SIS. Pumps q to S25
Jowls S24. Clear bulk Sides I64
20 lie. Clear Rib l6I to I63c.
RibSides 153 to 16c. Shoulders Is to 13tc
Bacon, clear Sides 173 70 172c. Shoulders
IA 20 I44c. s. c. Hams, plain, ISL to Ice.
5. G. canvasssd 20 TO Ole. Lard, in tier
ces, 49, to 194c; kegs 2O1 to 2lc; cad
dies q to 22o.
In COFFEE there is q moderate de-
mGnd and prices steady. Ordinary to
choice Rio Is to 26e, in lots Of 5 to 10
sacks.
There is but 8 light demand for CORN
MEAL, and prices are irregular. We
quote ct 8 80 to So go on levee. Kiln
dried held 81 8 IS to 81.
The demand is active for all kinds OF
DRIED FRUITS. Dried Apples 8 to lie
Peaches II to lac.
. There is q fair demand for EGGs and
prices steady at 203.
There is especial dema1d for FLOUR.
Prices are weak and holders disposed to
resliza. SapeTfae 3 rs to SO 50;
y, Ito 81 sc Xxx, S to IS SO Xxx and
Fancy brands, 8 so to S12.
The FEED market is quiet. CORN on
levee il held ST 72e. OATS 653 and dull.
BRAN S24 30 to %. HAY steady at % to
S27.
We quote GRASS SEEDS as follows
Glover 10 to SIl per bushel. Blus
Grass So 25. Timothy So 25. Orchard
Grass 81 25. Herds 81. Millet 50. Lucerne
and White Clover 75o per Id.
The HIDE market is active and prices
firm. Green 81 70 9f3; Salt 100 to lie; Dry
Salt, 22o; Dry Flint, % to "a.
Cape and AIabsms LIME held 1T 2 to
81 % per barrel. Utica l 20 70 g. Louis.
vile Cenent2 IS to s..
There is a fair demand for SUGARS
and MOLAssEs and prices are steady.
Fair to Choice Yellow Louisiana 1871 to
I6s; Yellow and White Clarified IL to
lSc. Molssses IS TO 90c as to quality.
We have a dull PRODUCE market
Russsts, Neshannocks and Peechblows,
l so TO 81 per barrel. Pinkeyes irregu-
lar selling st 2 SO TO S. per barrel.
Onions Z to 81 so per barrel.
SWEET POTATOES are coming in freely.
at 1 to 81 Is in lots 81 50 at re
tell.
There is g fair demand for PoUL-
TRY ard stock light. Turkeys 20 to S24
Gsese 9 to SO. Ducks 6 10 S. so. Chickens
so to 81.
The stock Of SALT is ample and prices
unchanged. Large Dairy, in seven
5ushel barrels, 81 80. Small Dairy,
a 5 bushel barrels, IS 50. Large
Common, in 7 bushel barrels, 8 80 to
g 50. Small Common, 10 5 busheI bar
els. 2 so 10 s. IS. Tnsse are quotations
Il lots from first hands.
There is a good demand for
,hoics beef cattle, but inferior
are dull. We quote LIST
lass Western beef cattle at 1858 gross;
ID class, 5to6e; 3j3 TO A.; inferior 2 20 s.
Mich Cows, 80 10 500; Work Oxen, IS
o sl25 per yoke; Hogs, 6 to 80 gross +;
Sheep, 8 to s. per head.
There is a fair trade d. ing in manu-
actuCed TOBACC0s and stocks are very
complete. Prices sre steady on all grades.
The demand for low WHISTLES re-
moderately sctive and prices
tesdy. HighWiDes 92s per gallon.