Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-10
the DOMESTIC PRODUCE zARKETs.
--LATEST REPORT By THLEsRAPH.l

CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January 9.-Flour steady with
a moderate demand; family, 50 S597. Wheat
in good demand at full prices; 81 509l So.
Linseed oil In fair demand at 7S9SOo. Lard
OIL in fair demand at 76976c. Eggs in fair de-
mand 81 3O9S2c. Pork quiet and unchanged.
Si3 50 asker. Lard-full prices are asked, but
there is no demand; s5z9s1zc asked. Bulk
meats-full prices asked, but there is no
demand, but hOlders are hrm; small sales at
61%S 5zs97ZSc, Hogs duh and prices droopingi
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 9,-FIour quiet but un-
changed; there is a fair inquiry fOr low grades
OF eXtJas ana supernne. Wheat opened easy
at yesterday s closing prices, bat prices soon
wea75Esned' 75.sI no. spring. u -; NO: spIis g.
vanc0d; No. mixed, axe OaIs quiet and
WeaE a 80. Rye quiet bat dTmeT; No. z,
57z<c. Barley quiet anu weak; spring No. 3,
831S955c. Pork dull and shade lower at SIS "
g -. Lard, 519971c. Picked hams, s<9Sc.
ulk meats shoulders, 80; sides, 0jfc.
Boxed meats steady. Green meats lower at
unchanged. Hogs quiet ana weak 1t LOc de-
cline; bulk OF sales at - 2594 %; there was q
account, and prices ruled nrn At ~ 06.
''1- WV LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January e.-BaRg1ng quiet and
steady Al lS9l4c Flour very nrm and active,
with an upward tendency; sales, SOOO barrels;
extra family, % 50. Grain quiet and hrm ~
previous quotations Provisions very arm,
with an acLVs demand. Mess pork, Sl4 cash,
slI 50 on Ordsrs. Bacon Shoulders, 7c; cIoar
rib, 716c; clear sides, TIC. suRar-cured hams,
l4c; plain, l3o. Bulk shoulders, SIC; 0leRr "a b.
515c, clear sides, 90. Lard, sSl0c. WhiHky is
steady ~ $50
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 9.-FIour and grain
quiet aud unchanged IN every respect Corn
lneal N. PORK steady and IN moderate de-
maud; uess, Sl4 RuInp pork, eli 50. Lard
steady; prime steam, &c; kettle-drlsd, s14c.
Bul meats in good demand 81 full prlOesi
shoulders, SIC; clear rib, c; clear side, 20.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January g-Flour nrm; su-
sr, 7oe. Oats nrmer. S0o. Bran, 81 l6. BAY
isiT ''; demand hand q sls % %. baoOn-OieaF RIB is
hams, l5Ss5l6o. Lard@tieros, VH9Ss[c; keg,
l054glO1zc: sugar frm; inferior, 61SSSzfc; far
70 July lair, 75S9s1zc; prime, 9995{c. MOlassss
nrm; common, IS8S0o; prime, s0eslc. Wnts-
ky, ssc@3l. Coffee unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January 9-Flour drrn; fall super.
Ans, SO 5095 %; x, s. 7S96 10; Xxx, 80 96a5 co.
" heat strong and b gher, No spring, 81 ~;
No. red fall 81 a. Corn inactive; mixed,
SIC. Oats dull; No. 2, In elevator, $50; mixed,
sacked, 4Ac. Barley steady; Iowa spring, 65o.
Rye higher and wanted; No. 2, in elevator, 7s0
oycs hlBuhlueb bteduS ~ oJus 1OudCsO hboht4ys
Hemp nominal Baggtug dull at l6h9l7c.
Pork quiet SI3 %, cash. sl4 seller for April.
Dry salt meats quiet; shoulders, &c; olesr-rtb
10; clear, 61<c-all loose; packed lots on order
are &c higher. Bacon steady; orders nlled or
shoulders at Sc cleaT.ribi 7z97zSci clear, u
965zc. Lard easier at SIC cash; SO seller for
February. Hogs quiet and weaker at S4(54 20;
bulk OF sales at "a l06a 26. Cattle active Rts29
8. Receipts OF flour, 500 barrels wheat, 200
bushels; corn, 1900 buBhelA oats, II 900 buahals;
barley 100 bushels rye, 1000 bushels; hogs,
1000 head,