Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-28
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The Liverpool kilograms of yesterday re-
ported the market quiet. Sales, 5000 bales
OF which $3.50 were American. Receipts
1900 bales, of which 1900 were American
At 1890: Uplands, 6sd; Orleans, 63d.
At 1 80: Uplands, 8 1I-16d; Orleans,
13-16d
The Liverpool market for futures at noon
was dull; January, January February, Feb
uary-March, 11-16d; March-April, gid
April-May, 13-16d; May-June, 6 27-32d /;
June-July, 6 20 -32d; July-August, Is led.
At 3: Manchester yarns and fabrics dull
and tending downward. Futures, steady.
At Futures closed steady, with all de-
liveries 1-32d dearer.
Sales for the week, As 800 bales; Ameri-
can, 10000; of which spectators took 1900
and exporters 1900 bales; forwarded from
ships side direct to spinners, 5000 bales;
actual export, 5000 bales; total receipts,
$4,000 bales; American, Ga, 900 bales; total
stock, 631 900 bales; American, 454, 900 bales;
amount ahoat, 100000 bales; American, 20S,-
900 bales.
sREADsTUsFs.
Sale of carload of white corn at SIC
Cornmeal steady with demand falling of.
Flour is steady. No changes to report in
other articles.
GCoRRSS-White. sc; choice mixed. 7sa7ec.
HAf=Tfmothy s17@21; mixed, s1s@lS 25 prai-
FLogR-Dou9lee extra, q ose4 2: treble extra,
5Sg6 81 family g 5OS e % 51 choice to fancy
C0RNMEAL-Fron levee ana mills, So 95@i.
Waite BEANs-NeW New s 5Saa 90; navy. So 30
sRICE-LouisianA, cannon, e35e7c; prime, TIC;
BY Telegraph.
DETROIT, January 27.-Flour unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady; No white. cash and
5 a9ril and May 81 's'l June 81 4O July slSS
New YORK, January 27.-Flour steady;
superfine Western aud State, 81 25@4 So Wheat
re lower; ungraded red 81 aI@I 30. Rice in fair
demand and firmly held.
TOLEDO, January 27.-Wheat easier; No.
March, 81 43t4 April, 81 44ss May, 81 49, bid;
June, 81 423s. Corn quiet; No. ?, cash, February
or January, es19c, 64c asked; March, 6I16c bid;
CINCINNATI, January 27.-Flour easier
but not quotably lower; family Sc 5000 GO; fancy,
20 SSg1 80. Wheat quiet; No: red winter. 81 A.
steady; No. mixed. 4sc. Rye irregular. 81 o6Ia
1 OF. Barley quiet, 81 o.
LOUISVILLE, January 27.-Flour steady;
grades, So 75@7; choice fancy s. 5OgS Wheat
firm, 81 q. Corn steady, No. 2 white, 7sc; No.
mixed, 66c. Oats quiet; No. white, soc; No.
mixed, 4Sc. Rye steady. 81 %.
MILWAUKEE, January 26-Noos Bond
Wheat steadier; No. AaFd, nominaIIy. 81 SgI4;
hpTI & Nay. 81 i; the :! sS IR Nos
and rejected, nominal; receipts. s., 600 bushels
9GG @ for CSEn S Sa for 10
for No. 1. Barley quiet, ss1zc bid for No.
New ORLEANS, January 27.-Flour
strong; superfine, sos IS; double extra. So 5o9
70; treble extra, sc 2@6 50; higher grades s70
30. Corn in fair demand; mixed, quoted at SO9
sic; white, held at soc. Oats easier choice 5sI4e
Cornmeal scarce and firrni held st 81 30. Hay
@ anss Sc Rsae ee GhG sSe g.
Louisiana, ordinary to prime. 5H97c.
BALTIMORE, January 27.-Flour a shade
easier. Wheat-Western quiet and easier; No. 2
sry, ST 4ef p 4S March. 81 45al ~ SDr
81 49, 3@1 AZ. Corn-Western steady; mixed, spot
G9g694S; February; es9s@694c; March; 7iN@
Pennsylvania, 5oe52c. Rye firm; sSc@si. ''|
ST. LOUIS January 27.-Flour--treble ex-
$ S0SS SCI W%bb d, g f 81 e6Sse t9
but closed slightly better; No red 81 44s4 cash,
81 461s@1 AVA February, 81 Az March, 81 45A
April, g 45Ial ~ May; sales. 81 1901 ~
No. red, $; Is bid. Corn dull; 6i5S96i1Sc cash.
6i54@6I1zc February, 6554c bid March, 6s1s96s1fc
afternoon BoqrG-Wheat lower; 81 49, bid Feb
ruary, 81 Az March, 81 AS April, 81 Az May.
Corn lower; 6G1Sc February 651sc March. Csc May.
CHICAGO, January 27-Flour steady and
firm. Wheat moderately active and higher; No.
Chicago spring, 81 $41{@l S113 cash, 81 siH Janu-
6ls4c cash, 6l17c January and February, 621sc
March. 671s@6514c May Oats quiet and weak;
t5ase cash, 4S1ac January. 4S7sc February and
Barley easier, 81 O31S
CaR-wheat easier and declined &c. Corn dull
March, 67e May. oats easier but not quotably
lower.