Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-09
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADSTIJEES

Corn, hay and cornmeal continue steady at
quOtations-the latter in stiff demand. Flour
continues dull.
CoRN-White, SIC; choice mixed, 75@76c
0ATs-Mixed, 54955c; black, SIC.
BRAS-S26
HAY-Tlmothy, SI7@2I 50; mixed, sI7@
Is %; prairie, So.
FLoUR-Double extra, s4694 50; treble ex-
ira, 81 5O(96; family, Sc 3O96 so; choice to
fancy, s. 1907 60; fancy patents, IS 500
%.
CoRNMEAL- dried, s4 25@4 80.
HoMINY-From levee, 81 IS.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, So 90@4.
RICE-Louisiana, common, 64(17c; prime,
7 &c; Carolina, S982c.
BY Telegraph.
DETROIT, March S.-Wheat higher; white,
spot, March, 81 %; April, May and half OF
June, 81 22s; July, 81 49,; August, 81 OSLO
l 90; the year, 81 O79l 09; red and white,
no sales.
New YORK, March S-Flour dull super
fine Western and State, So 65G14 %. Wheat
unsettled; ungraded, 81 04GGl 35 Rice strong
and supply light; Carolina and louisiana
quoted at 54@74c.
CINCINNATI, March S.-Flour easier; fam
lily, s. 50@5 10; fancy, Sc 25@7. Wheat
6rmer; No. , red winter, 81 27@l rs. Corn
stronger No. 2 mixed, 62i@62sc. Oats
quiet; No. mixed, 469464c. Rye dull,
92(993c. Barley hrmer, Csc.
TOLEDO, March S.-Wheat frmer; No.
2, cash, 81 24!; March, 81 "a; April, 81 244 ;
May, 81 "a; June, 81 20; July, 81 IL; Au-
high mixed, Gao; No. ,, cash or March,
62ie; May, 634@64c. Nothing doing in oats
LOUISVILLE, March S.-Flour dull; extra
family, s5@5 so; higher grades, s. 1906 %;
winter, patent, SS9S %; choice fancy, 81 80
al rs; fancy, Sc 1907 rs. Wheat in good
demand, but at lower rates. Grain irregu-
lar and fairly active; generally unchanged,
but at lower rates.
New ORLEANS, March S-Flour quiet;
double extra, s. 25G5 so; treble extra,
s. 1906; higher grades, $6(G7 %. Corn in
fair demand; mixed, re; yellow quoted at
752; white higher, 95c. Oats scarce and firm;
quiet; prime, $22; choice quoted S25@26.
Rice steady with good demand; Louisiana,
ordinary to choice, 5i@6sc.
BALTIMORE, March S-Flour steady and
quiet; Western-superfne, So 50@4 50; ex-
ira, 81 1905 So; family, $6@7. Wheat
Western higher; No. 2 winter red, spot, 81 2S8
al 2S9; April, 81 30C91 500; May, 81 3l4@
l 3l2; June, 81 278@91 274; July, 81 Ia
al ia. Corn-Western higher but dull;
May, 70sI970sc; June, 7lD71 Sc. Oats firm;
Western-white, 5l@53c; mixed, SOC; Penn
sylvania, 50953c. Rye frmer, 95c@Sl.
ST. LOUIS, March S.--Flour about Sc better.
Wheat unsettled and weak, with fair trading
in May and June; No. 2 red, 81 204(G)l 205
cash, 81 229I 224 April, 81 q May, 81 III
June, 81 04s@1 05 July; 81 02I the year;
sales at 81 203@1 % May, 81 1O!@I y
June; No 8 red, 81 169@1 174; No. red
81 10. Corn better but slow; 594@60c cash,
6l4@614c April, 62S@625c May, 633664c
July. Oats higher; 4Sc cash, 44sc bid May,
432c June. Rye lower, Sac asked. Barley
quiet, 75c@S1 05.
afternoon Board.-Wheat irregular, gener-
ally lower, but very slow; 81 204 March,
81 % April, 81 2l8@1 2l3 May, 81 11s
June, 81 045@l 044 July, 81 012@l 0l{ the
year. Corn-no trading, but bids shade
lower than at the noon call.
CHICAGO, March S.-Elour dull and nomi-
nal; spring wheats-cOmmon to choice West
ern, II 5000 IS; common to fancy Minnesota,
S5(s97 %, patents S7GGS %; winter whests
fair to choice, S6(97; low grades, 81 759
so. Wheat excited and higher; No. 2
Chicago spring, 81 Z54691 20 cash, 81 252@
26 March, 81 26g65I 26s April, 81 2l5 May,
81 l6iG91 l6s June. Corn-demand fair and
prices higher; cole cash, 5S4c March, 583c
April, 6Sl@63sc May, 6lsc June. Oats
moderately active and higher; 42c cash, 40Ic
March, 403c April, 43@43sc May, Al &c June.
Rye steady, S3lc. Barley steady, 81.
CdH.-Wheat active, firm and higher;
81 20 March, 81 274 April, 81 224 MAY,
81 l6i june Corn irregular; 5SA@5Sfc
March, 5Si@594c April, 63sc May, 63sG9
634c June. Oats irregular; Acc bid March,
4$y@43fc May, 4ls94l4c June.