Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-19
GENERAL TRADE.
RREApSTUEES.

Corn scarce and higher; hay and oats I'M
changed. Cornmeal dull and lower. Flour
quiet.
CoRN-White, Sic; choice mixed. 78@SOc.
OATs-Mixed, 54@57c; black, SIC.
BRAN-S26.
HAY-Tlmothy, sl7@22; mixed, s17@
IS 25; prairie, Sl3.
FLoUR-D)ub extra. S464 so; treble ex-
ira, $595 so; family, $6G96 50; choice to
fancy, So 1907 so; fancy patents, s. 2599
Observation-Disclosures, 50 9O@3 % from
mill.
HoMINY-From levee, 81 IS.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, IS 1904.
RIcE-Louisiana, common, 64@7c; prime,
72c; Carolina, S@S4c.
BY Telegraph.
KANSAS CITY, March IS.-Wheat unset
lied; No. 2, 81 IA bid cash and April; No. 3,
96ic cash. Corn weaker; No. , mixed, 60}
"a sole cash, Coz April, 624c May. Oats
454c bid.
CISCINNATI, March 1S.-Flour easier, but
not quotably higher. Wheat strong; No. ,
red winter, 81 80. Corn easier; No. 2 mixed,
6SAG6S1c. Oats strong, SOC. Rye weaker,
soc. Barley quiet but firm, 81.
New ORLEANS, March 1S.-Oats in good
demand; prime irmer, GOOGLE; choice easier,
Gle. Cornmeal dull and lower; quoted at
81 1904 25. Hay quiet; choice easier, S26.
R-ice-Louisiana, ordinary TO prime, 5s@6sc.
DETROIT, March 1S.-Wheat unsettled
spot and March, 81 292; April, 81 294; May,
81 29s June, 81 2Ss; July, 81 %; August,
81 liz; the year, 81 094 No. = red nominal;
| no. z wnite, no safes. h-vviPt-, tse busiIvisJ
shipments, none.
New York, March lS.-Flour strong; SUI
perfne Western and State, IS S564 80.
Wheat unsettled and excited, opening l@2c
higher; subsequently, became weak and lost
a portion of the advance, then stronger
again, closing at best rates; ungraded red,
81 15@l 35. Rice quiet but firm.
LOUISVILLE, March 1S.-Flour-demand
fair and market firm; extra family, $50
5 10; higher grades, Sc 10; winter patents,
81 909S 50; choice fancy, ST 1907; fancy
S. 1906 65. Wheat nominal. Corn irreg-
ular but fairly active; No. 2 white un-
changed; No. = mixed, 7I@72c. Oats in
good demand and prices a shade higher; No.
=, sic; mixed, SOC.
BALTIMORE, March 1S.-Flour a shade
better, but not quotably higher. Wheat
Western higher and excited; No. 2 winter red
spots 35s@l 364; April, 81 36s@1 37B May
81 3s4@1 3S9; June, 81 344@1 35; July
81 229l 22s; August, 81 1Si@I 49,. Corn
Western neglected; mixed, spot, 744c asked
May, 759@76c; June, 76@c asked. Oats quiet
and steady-Western, white. 52955c; Dc
mixed, 51@55c. Rye quiet, $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, March 1S.--Flour unchanged
Wheat opened higher, advanced, and then
declined; No. . red, 81 % cash, 81 29@1 81
April, 81 29s May, 81 22s June, 81 II July
81 06{@1 064 the year; sales at 81 oslo
/ 80 May, 81 21@I 234 June, 81 1901 II:
July No. 3 red, 81 222@1 233; No. 4 red
none. Corn a little better, but declined, clos
ing at inside figures; &c cash, 66l@664
April, 665@67c May and June. Oats quiet
46s@464c cash, 44s@454c May. Rye duh
SIC bid. Barley dull, 75c@$1.
CHICAGO, March 1S.-Flour steady; com
mon to choice Western, 81 50@6 rs; common
to fancy Minnesota, S5@7 Is; patents, SIC
s %; winter wheats-fair to choice, 1907
low grades, 81 1904 so. Wheat unsettled
but generally lower; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 3249l 334 cash, 81 334 March, 81 8
April, 81 27l@1 27g May, 81 26 June
81 228 July. Corn active but lower, weak
and unsettled; regular, 60Sc; fresh, 63@
cash, cole March, Gle April, 664@66s
May, 665c June, 662c July. Oats quiet an,
weak; regular, 4l3c; fresh, 44c cash, 4l2
March, 42c April, 444c May, 434c June, 404
July. Rye quiet but firm, S3@S4c. Barle.
steady, S1@1 OF.