Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-02
EEEQSTuEES.

Dealers in feedstuffs report light move
ments in corn and hay, with prices of the
latter slightly shaded, though within the
range of previous quotations. Cornmeal
continues TO rule at 81 per barrel from the
mills, pretty much all on levee and track
having been previously sold to arrive. Flour
and other articles are quiet and unchanged
CORN-white, S2e; choice mixed, 7Se.
oATS-Mixed. 55@56c; black, SIC.
BRAN-S23 so.
nAY-Timoihy, s17@2O so; mixed. s1s@Is Is;
FLOUE-D cubic extra. 81 o5a4 70; treble extra
IS 1896 %; family, Sc 5O@5 IS; choice TO fancy,
81 5Og7 9; fancy patents; IS 5oS9 %.
CORNMEAL-From mills 81
HOMINY-From levee, 81 30.
WHITE BEANs-New. So 5O9S co: navy, So 90
KIcE-Louisiana, common, 61z@7c; prime, 71lc;
BY Telegraph.
DETROIT, February Flour, Sc SOFAS 10.
Wheat quiet and easy; cash and February, 81 371s
March, 81 10; April 81 H. May, 81 Az bid, 81 AZ
asked; receipts. $4,000 bushels; shipments, 5000
bushels.
TOLEDO. February Wheat steady; No.
red, February. 81 M; March, 81 49,, asked /;
April or May, 81 A; June, 81 4o7s. Corn steady
No. 2, cash or February, G312c: March, GIG bid
May, Csc. Nothing doing in other grains.
New YORK, February Flour steady
superfine Western and state, 81 1904 so. Wheat
opened q 10 1e higher afterwaId became de-
graded red, 81 2591 AZ. Rice steady but fairly
active.
CINCINNATI, February l. Flour firm
%y e s; 5 G 5 52 fancy Y 6 rsS 80 Wheas
q Corn du and lower; No 2 mi Ted, 681s9
SIC 8, 0 BATS s os No nike mixed 1s Rye rreg
BALTIMORE, February Flour steady.
wheat-western quiet and easy; No. winter red,
spot 81 391Sal 40; March, 81 1891 4S5s; April,
Sc asked; February, 671<GSse; March 69i4G7o9e;
April, 72@7215c May, 7$@7Ic steamer, 67c asked.
5O@5ic; Pennsylvania, 5O@52c. Rye quiet, 95@ssc.
New ORLEANS, February Flour strong /;
superfine S595 %; double extra s 5o@5 70; treble
e55I 70 @ x soc wte @ corn c In
Oats 1rmer; primo, SIC; choice 5Sc. Cornmeal
higher g. 500 Hay quiet and weak p eommon
demand at full prices; Louisiana, ordinary to
choice, 5I497c.
ST. LOUIS February 1.-Flour-treble
aac9 S 81 1 Mhas 6 aSG ana %
No red, 81 1891 1875 cash 81 49, March,Is1
Year: sales al 81 9iai ~ Msrch, 81 42ssai 4I
pril, 81 421491 4l3s May; No. red, 81 34q1 3is4
S S@ sf q cash: eRensa hsest
April, G524gG51Se, May, eS55c June Oats better ;
s & e. May Rye hfmer &c. Barley quiet S'''
MILWAUKEE, February Noon Board
Wheat unsettled, 81 40; No hard, 81 Sl1z@1 81;
rejected, nomipai; receipts S. 900 bushels; ship
g GSC bushels 9 o9 GS N1 quiet Se@Sss for
sS1ac for No ]. Barley firm, SIC No. .
afternoon Boord-Wheat better; 81 1875 bid for
February, Il A. March, 81 4214 bid April, 81 49,
May, 81 81 June, 81 1874 the year. Corn irmer:
6214c bid February, 6l1sc March, Gee April, 67ssc
May.
CHICAGO, February Flour quiet and
unchanged. wheat-demand active and prices
have advanced. but unsettled; No. Chicago
spring, 81 s01%@l 81 cash, 81 81 February 81 3214
March, 81 $50 April, 81 363s May. Corn dull ana
prices shade lower; 6014g60lsc cash, COS a60%c
February 6O7sc March, Co. a66sc May, s66iac June.
Oats dull ana prices shade lower; tie cash,
4I54s February. Is942c March, 4514s May and
June. Rive steady 95c. Barley easier, s. 02@l 021z
CdH.-Wheat easier, but not quotably lower.
Corn easier, but not quotably lower. Oats quiet
ana weak; 4l14@H%c February, 4l34c March,
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