Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-14
RREAnSTiIEES-

The demand for corn continues Ugh: anC
prices not quotably changed. Cornmea
continues quiet at quotations. Prairie hay
firm.
WHEAT-From track, GOA 95c.
CoRN-Shelled, 55957c; in ear lower.
OATs-Choice mixed nominally 43(944C
on levee; 46td,48c from store.
HAY-Choice timothy nominaliy SIC on
levee; 81 per hundred from store; prime, S14
@15; prairie, S8@S so from track.
BRAN-S5G90c per hundred from store.
CoRNMEAI4-Kiln-d dried, g 70.
FLoUR-Superfine, "A 25(94 50; extra,
"a 1904 80; family, XXX S5Cd5 25; Belle
Memphis, IS so; choice TO fancy, So 5O@6;
patents. 81 5Oa,7.
from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, 81 90
as from store.
HoMINY-From store. 81 1905.
WHITE BEANS - Navy, 50 1903 from
store.
RICE-Louisians, common, 7>g74c; prime,
Sc; Carolina. 5@S3c.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Flour dull;
super6ne Western and State, So 25(93 70;
common to good extra, g 90@4 40; good to
choice, 81 5O97. Wheat 4CG4c lower; I'M
graded red, S2c@sl l44. Rice qdiet but
steady.
LOUISVILLE, nber 13-Flour dull;
extra family, $4(94 25; A No. /, 81 50(94 70;
red winter, 92995c. Corn dull; No. 2 white,
4Sc; No. 2 mixed, 46@47c. Oats dull;
mixed Western, 40c.
CINCINNATI, Decembe Is .-Flour easier
but net quotsbly lower; family, 81 1904 so;
fancy, 81 1905 Is. Wheat easy; No. red
winter, &c. Cora dull, weak and lower; No.
2 mixed, 53s@54c. Oats steady, with fair
demand; No. mixed, 4Oc Rye steady,
with fair demand, 624c. Barley in fair
demand, 72@75c.
NEW ORLEANS, December 13.--Flour
quiet but steady; higher grades, "a Goa
3 373. Corn quiet; white, Csc; yellow and
mixed, 65c; choice yellow, 73c. Oats in fair
demand but at lower rates; prime, 49c;
choice, soc. Cornmesl 6rm, IS. Hay in
good demands ordinary, Sl4d.l7; prime, SIS
920; choic-, &21@21 so. Rice quiet but
steady; Louisiana, ordinary 10 choice,
4s@6}c.
BALTIMORE, December 1S.-Flour dull
and lower 10 sell; superfne, So 1908 60;
extra, SIS 1904 so; family, 81 50a7 IS.
winter red, spot, 81 07B@1 O7s; December,
ST 07@1 Oh; January, 81 0si91 OSs; Feb
ruary, 81 104@l l04; March, 81 III bid.
Corn-Western easier; mixed, spot, Co. bid;
new, 691c asked; the year, sole; January,
52s@522c; February, 514G52c; March, $40 |
524c Oa's strong; Western white, 46(G4Sc;
mixed, 4S@45c; Pennsylvania, 44(n4Sc. Rye
quiet, 6S@65c.
ST. LOUIS, December 13-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat slow and lower; No.
2 red, 944@94sc cash, 945c the yesr, $50
96c January, 97!@974c February, 81 02s@
023 May; No. red, 904@9lc. Corn lower,
excited and unsettled; 47t@472c cash, 46sC9
1855 the year, 463(94S5c January, 474(D4S9o
February, 4s55ta49c March, 49s@5Osa May,
closing at inside figures. Oats lower snd
dull; 394@40Sc ca.h, 364@36sc January,
Sole bid February, 363c bid May. Rye slow,
Sc, bid. Barley, 500SOc.
Afternoon Board Wheat dull; 943c bid
the year, 955c bid J January; 97ac February,
81 024 May. Corn better; z6se the yesr,
46Bc January. 47ft947s; February, SOC May.
Oats dull, nothing done.
CHICAGO, December 13-Fiour steady;
common 10 choice spring, 50 50@5 80; COM
mon 10 fancy, S4@6; patents, s6 50@7 %;
winter fours-Soulhern Illinois and Mis-
souri,, 81 50@5 so; Michigan, S4 5o@5.
Wheat dull, weak and lower; regular, OSLO
9Ssc December, 94c bid January, 94s@95c
February, 81 O0I@S1 Oes May. Corn active
but lower; 52sc cash, 52@52Bc January, SIC
February, 544c May. Oats quiet but steady;
81 &c cash, 36sc January, 36sc May. Rye
steady, 5Sc. Barley steady, soc.
The receipts of grain the past year have
been phenomenally light, being $4,000, 900
bushels less than The preceding year. Tue
reasons are, the increased ability OF farmers
to hold stocks, the low prices since the new
crop was harvested, and the rapid increase
in milling capacity. The receipts OF winter
wheat have increased. The above facts are
from the report of Chairman Smith, of the
Stale Railroad and Warehouse Commission.