Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-28
GnNRRAL MARKET.

ne importation Of Chicago weather still
~ ~ ses on, and last night led 10 disasters.
,Lt ne, lee at landing smashed steamboats,
and fiatloats, IN consequence the stock
? of t,OtatOes Is this morning reduced by
hundreds Of bushels, and we are reduced
10 a weeks supply of coal. Quite an
amount Of the produce arriving is next
10 worthless from frost. Most Of the
northern arrivals by railway-which
come by wayof the Louisville railroad
Is in that condition. Eggs arrive mat
ted together with frost and Of less value
than the boxes that contain them; IN
frozen are duh at 35l137e. Lire poultry
come in sfiveriHg and frozen, and Will
lot command over three-fourths their
value. Dressed poultry IS stlong at our
quotations. Deer, Squirrels, beef quart
ers. sheen and hogs dressed are all
stronger, a. Tie cold weather preserves
them. Feed Of AT kinds are difficult to
quote. The state OF the river and block
sde of the railroads. some of which must
add coal carrying 70 their previous over
burdened service, Is raising freights, and,
consequently, prices The dealers gen.
orally are willing to put on check to
ovef-eonsunaption by raising the rates in
time, Consequently we have 70 say that
ali Quotations Of corn, bran, hay and
oats that we now give one liable fQape
higher BY the time the printer has lt
fhem into type. flour has naturally
advanced with other things, our quota
tions below show the rates as near as
some irregularity will admit. Butter is
very firm at S0f 33c for first Equality, and
choice roll or pressed. The price Of
apFies. eabbages, potatoes and onions
~will an be influenced by the effects Of
ina frost and the interruption Of transit
We give them as they appear TO be to-
aay without any guarantee for to-mor-
Tosy. Green 6Dik meat we quote some
thing higher in the table below. Lard
and mess pork remain unchanged. We
raise the price Of nlOsdsseS from OO(Gb0e
q 900 fsc. but some dealers are selling at
he former rates, and from the freezing
of the cane the yield Of mOlasses is ex-
,oected 10 increase, and, consequently,
ahe priee to decline. Coffee is very tirm
Ntour quotations. Christmas being oveii
tlle prices OF oranges are lower, hut there
Mi probably be some revival as New
Yearfs day comes nearer. Owing to
s.ontln raj decline ia the oil market, cot
toaseed has declined TO 50.
Ouotai;oN rs for feed are for round Tote
Zen l4DClia. 2 fllless OfheraOise expressed.
Apples, eir, g 5094 50; fancy, $
BRAx-saies IF 90 sacks at s26, asking
- in store. .,.-., \
=. BucKwHEAsf FfoUR-lmproving de-
naand NJ SlQ3tO s.. 1900
BEANs-Navy beats, y aOl9S: a,
BAIING STUFPs-lSasglhg, 2 ana =
pounds, Is3(9l4lc; iron ICES o'a'etci bai-
ing twine, l4esl5c. ,o,.-,
quarters, Sa,9c. Sheep, SSlOc~ hogs,
TGSc.
BFFswAx-25G2Sc per pound.
BuTTER-COmmOn, 10 l5c; fair, 3us9
sc: choice, 2s(930c; gilt edge, 5Se. sale
81 II packages choice at S2c.
Bko0N RATES for clearsides and
shoulders nominal; new hams, sugar
cured, Isi(al5c; breakfast bacon, lOc.
CoRN-Sale Of 100 sacks white nom
warehouse at zoe. Ear corn, in bulk,
altering on iiatboat at 6Oc on the boat.
CABBAoE-in crates, 81, S6l6l0p per 100
cHicKESs-Alive ss@4; dressed 81
CRANBERRfEs - Cultivated, SlO9l2
('ORNsFEAi.-Seiling in lots on the
elevator at s. seas 40, In store So 50.
esOrrONsEED-The mills pay Sc on
the landing.
dairy, Zoe.
COFFEE-We quote at 2OI924e ior
Rio, 23ga27c for Java.
DRIED FKUIT-Apples, 5S6c; peach
e., A(d)5c.
DUcKs-Idve, g IS; dressed S4(s4 81
wssd ducks, 81 1902 per dozen.
EGes Selling AZ from S5(9S7c; pei
dozen.
EFLOUR-D0uble extra, S. 5Os9s -
treble extra, S6l9S 90; family, SS(as 81
fancy, $loail. -
GUNEIEs zoe seeond-hano loe'
sRocERTEs-60aa, 7lefor keg amt &c