OFFICE OF THE MADISON TRIBUNE, Tuesday Evesino, September 30.MADISON MARKET.BACON.—The stock of bacon, except a moderate supply of canvassed hams, is very bare of all descriptions. The receipts are light. We quoteCOUNTRY BACON. CITY CURED BACON.Ribbed Sides - 9@9£c Sides - - 9cClear “ - 9@10e Plain Hams - 9cShoulders - 7*@74 Canvassed do firm 10cHams - - 8@8c Shoulders, none.BUTTER AND EGGS.—There continues to be a good demand for Butter; we quote good brl and firkin butler at 10@15c; Eggs we quote at7@74c. The demand for Butter and Eggs is chiefly for home use.CATTLE HOGS—Our butchers are paying 3,90@ 4,00forfair and prime cattie, nett. Hogs are held at 3,50@3,6lt;LCANDLES SOAP—Summer mould 10c., with usual discount to trade. Common candles 9c.Common Soap 4ie,and 5c for No. l and 2.CHEESE—Slocks are good; sales are being made at 5©6| according to quality.COFFEE—Has declined; w e quote good Eastern at 9#e; fair Kjo is held at 94e.COTTON-YARNS—Pound, J8@19e; 7 8 9c^doz. Batting ranges from Hi to 13c.COOPERAGE—We have no change to notice in , cooperage, some demand exists for pork barrels at. (@800; lard kegs, 25«^33e; flour bris meet with ready !j sale at 2j@30c.0-7 ' ’ ~ * i Jy°FEATHERS—3C@31c by single bale. In large quan- wp titv would command 3”e@33. ! sj0FISH—Mackerel No. 1, $13; No. 2, $11@12; No j„ 3, $8. The market is dull. * j w;FRUITS—Dried Apples are held nt75@80c, for £*«lovet 1 good article, and dried HJwcbes 1:50@$1:75. Mala-j_1{T i ga Raisins, 2:.0@.$2:75. There exists a good demand j.tt i lor driro Fruits for shipment. .IS j FLOUR—There exists but little demand for flour, ;'Tp. j only for home use. The low stage of water prevents. shipments*; $3:15 is the best price that can be obtained - O*'r»T ■ hi . m . . « i _ _ i _. i. . ■ . n f