Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-24

The reported ice-how in the upper Missis
sippi, and probable withdrawal Of packet
above Cairo, manifested its influence on thi
branch of trade yesterday, and the single item
| OF cornmeal, which sold Saturday from leve'
at 8 80, bounded upward until advanc'
| of Zoe on the barrel was scored, and addi-
tional advances looked for. Flour is very
| firm at quotations. No movements reported
| in feedstuffs.
GoRs-echoiee mixed. 1880
! oATS-Nixed, sc; black, 57c.
HAY-Timothy, sl79zI; mixed, s1s91s .; Prai
FLoUR-DoubIe extra, 81 O5g4 20; treble extra
8 1896 .; family, So 5og6 %; choice to fancy
| 81 soar %: fancy patents, s. 509e Is.
| CORNMEAL-Fron levee ana mills, $ 90.
WsT ffis BEASs-NeT, s 5oes 60; navy, So 81
kICE-Louisiana, common, e11e7c; prime, nc
Carolina s9S1zc.
By Telegraph.
DETROIT, January 23.-Flour unchanged
Wheat s1eied and higher 10 wht sc cash g. s
81 n No. , rcd, 81 II; No 2 white, 81 3i1z bid.
LOUISVILLE, January 23.-Flour steady
higher grades, So 1851; choice fancy. 81 h09s
Wheat frm, 81 40. Corn steady; No: white, 731zc
No. , mixed, 4st1c. Rye steady; No. p 81 o..
CINCINNATI, January 23-Flour strong;
family, Sc 1920 60; fancy, s. .5g! 80 ,, wheat
strong and higher; No. red winter, u 43fGl 10
No. 2 mixed, 4s@4S1<c. Rye active, firm and
higher, 81 Os]4. Barley quiet but firm, 81 O5.
New YORK, January 23.-Flour firm; su-
70 ic higher, excited, feverish and unsettled ex-
port demand limited, but very brisk business on
speculative account, closing about steady with IN
the advance nearly lost; ungraded red 81 2Sgl 49,
Rice steady and fairly active.
NEW ORLEANS, January 23.-Flour strong
suPerfne, 81 5oa4 20; double extra, g 25g5 50
10 s4rfr ms rnGr IN
Corn steady with fair demand; mixed, soc; yell
low, s5c; white, SIC. Oats in fair demand; prime.
Hay quiet and weak; prime, s22g2S; choice, s249
%; fancy. .s26a27 Rice strong; Louisiana, ordin-
airy to choice SIC.
BALTIMORE, January 23.-Flour higher
and active Western superfne, 81 2595; extra s. 25
@6 %; family, 6 5o97: Wheat-Western steady.
sfy 699Sg52c4 Feb February. SsP9oc March, si1za
I1E4c APni; steamer, 691zc asked: Oats higher;
vanta, 5O95Sc. Rye dull, 9oc@9oc.
MILWAUKEE, January 23.-Nooa Board
Wheat advancing; No. 2 hard. nominally 81 3S13
No and January q Ss34, February 81 ~: March
rejected, nominal; receipts, 5000 bushels; ship
ments. 100 bushels, Corn quiet; Gle for No; p
No. l. Barley firm; 96@g61Sc for No. 2.
ST. LOUIS, January 23.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher and firm; No. red, 81 43s4C5I 1879
al Z aa4ch 81 a i 4 A 4 s. S q Z
May, 81 151z@l 161s the year; No; red, 81 3514
No red, 81 % bid. Corn slow, 6I5s@6454c cash,
645sc January, 65@6554c February, 6J5sc March,
6754@6sc May Oats firm but slow; 49, e46c cash,
455sc February, 4sc May. Rye firm, 81 asked.
afternoon Bodrd.-Wheat firm but slow; 81 49,
February and March, 81 45lz April, 81 49, May.
Corn very quiet; 645sc January, CSC February,
Csc March, 677sc May.
CHICAGO, January 23.-Flour-demand
fair and market firm. Wheat excited and higher;
No. Chicago spring, 81 34@1 3i34 cash, 81 $50
January, 81 S51s February 81 36I March, 81 81
April, 81 3914 May. Corn steady with a fair de-
mand; 605s961c cash, 601sc January, 6l1sc Feb
ruery, 615sd6154e March, 66t4c April Oats fairly
active and shade higher; 4$c cash and Jan uary,
4314c February, 43c March, 151ye May Rye steady
and unchanged. Barley easier, 81 07.
CdU-Wheat irregular; 81 351z91 SJ1s February,
steady with fair demand and unchanged. Oats
firmer but not quotably higher.