Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-27

The mornings business opened with
the thermometer at Is degrees, a heavy
snow storm, and an almost closed river,
under such circumstances but little was
done for the reporter to talk about.
Stocks are expected to decrease and
everything is held stiff with q lookout
for a possible rise. A lot Of 400 sacks OF
corn, white and yellew, was sold, the
seller reports il at 671c-before the sale
a bid had been made at Csc and refused
50 sacks of white was sold from ware
house at zoe and taken bya dealer. We
learned Of no transactions IN oats OF
hay. Bran at the depot sold to the
amount OF 400 sacks at SIS 50. Corn
meal was eEquiHed about, but there is
no stock and only nominal quotations.
PrOUisi0us remain at Tuesdays quota
tons, as also does Lard, bacon and mess
pork. Eggs appear to be little affected
by the cold crisis as they were Offering
as low as 35lG96c, some dealers quoted
3GE3Tc. In vegetables and fruits we
could hear Of nothing doing and regard
quotations as merely nominal.
Quotations for feed are for round lots
then landing unless Otherwise expressed.
APPLEs-Fair, S3G4 50; fancy, $50
5 50.
BRAN-Sales Of 400 sacks at the de-
pot at SIS so.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-ImprOving de-
msnd at SlOSI0 50.
BEANs-Navy beans, 81 zoos.
BELING STUFFs-Bagging, = and q
pounds, 13i914}c; iron ties, S9Sie; bal
ing Irvine, 14GI5c.
BEEF, ETC. = FOrequarteTs, 4c; hind
quarters, S912c. Sheep, 99l0c. Hogs,
6IG7ic.
BEEswAx-25G2Sc per pound.
BUTTER-CommOn, 12G15c; fair, 200
25c; choice, 2S63Oc; gilt edge, S3c.
BACON-Rates for clearsides and
shoulders nominal; new hams, sugar
cured, I44GI5c: breakfast bacon, Toe.
CORN-Sale from warehouse Of 400
sacks at 67sc and 50 sacks at 70c.
CABBAGE-In crates, 81, S6taS per 100
head loose on fiatbOat, SO in store.
CHICKENs-Alive SS94; dressed 50
O..
CRANBERRIEs - Cultivated, sIO612
CORNMEAL-NOmina s. so.
C0TTONsEED-The mills pay SO on
the landing.
CHEEsE-FactOry, 159161e; English
dairy, l9c.
C6FFEE-we quote at 2O924e for
Rio, 26a27c for Java.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, 596c; peach
es, 4l9,5c. Sales Of . seeks peaches, quar-
tiers, at sc, 80 scSs, from depot, at &c.
DUCKs-Live, 50 25; dressed S4s4 so
wild ducks, 81 75tS2 per dozen.
EGGS-Selling at from 35lG37c; per
dozen.
FLOUR-Double extra, S. 5OlG7; treble
extra, s. 50,96i family, IS 5099; fancy,
Sl06l0 80.
GUNNIEs-New 20e; secondhand i6c.
GROCERIES Soda, 7lc for keg and Sic
for box. Starch, sc per h. German
soap, 62lG73e. Rice, S9S}c, as in quail
ity. Brown sugars il hhds, S3Gllc;
yellow clarified, 1l4612c; white clari-
fed, l2Gl24c; powdered and crushed,
GEEsE-Dressed, S769; wild, IS.
HAY-NO sales reported, prices nOmi-
nal
HoNrNY-S4 25G4 so per Dbl; grits So.
KRAUT-Stesdy at S. as per Dbl
to size.
LARD2In tierces, S3Gslc; kegs, SIC;
pals, Toe, asking f9ie higher.
LEMONS AND GES-Oranges adj
vanced, SI2913; lemons, 81 50.
LAssEs-Prime to choice planta-
ton, 60,G Csc; common to prime sugar
house syrup, 400 55c; fancy, 70GSOc.
NUTs-COcoanuts s. 90 per 100; chest
nuts, s. 60 per bushel; peanuts, 697c
per 10. Pecans, Zoe per ID; fine LOui-
siana, 22G2ztc.
OATs-No sales reported, prices nOmi-
boat boat at 44c, 200 sacks from elevator at
OS1oxs-In store, 50 so, on landing
OILSECoai oil, 8Oa81c per gallon.
POTAToEs-In store SOS 10, on land
ing s. S0,G2 90.
TURKEYS - Alive S15G20; dressed,
l6325c per 10.
Pres FEET-Kegs, 50 25,62 80; half
biol, s..
PORK-G Green bulk cIearsides, SIC; clear
rib, SIC; shoulders, Ace; hams, 9lc-the
above for packed, loose 59}c lower;
mess, Sl4 50Gl5.
RABBITS, ETC.-Rabbits, g 50 per
dozen; squirrels, 81 so; quails, 81 50
q IS; deer, 566c; prairie chickens,
a 80.
VEGETABLEs-Beets, So 50; carrots,
50 50; parsnips, s. so.