Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-03
peEapsTUFFS s.

e Torn oni., Dsis dull and lower. HaI
' lower GnrnmssI dali and lower. Other
CoS.-cbo;oe missd, zoe from STORE.
WHgAr~Home raised. S59SOc.
OArs-45c on lese; 4Sc from STORE.
RRAN-sI4; soc pr nnnoreo:
HAY-Timoiby. sIsezo. Prsrie, nominal
FLoUR-superhns u goa 2 Sy; extra "a
Xxx, Sc e. a5S6 81; fancy So 5O@e 70;
PIIsnIs, ~ 0o @Ri a0. So 6O@S IS.
OaTMgIT-Tn half barrels, 81 so from
CsAcKED wHEAr-In half barrels, S. so
HoMMx-From lsrse, "a "a; from store, IS
WHITE BEANS Navy, $4@4 70 from
store.
RIcE-Louisisna Common, 7(SItc; prime,
&c; Carolina, S@S4c-
LOUISVILLE. September quiet
and unchanged. Gfnn-sieaader zone re-
No. . white, 79c; No 2 mixed, Use. oals,
: 3S@4oc.
New York. September 2.-Flour quiet;
superfine Western and state, % fV94 q
Wheat steady and firm; uugraded red, 95o(9
81 II. sRice quiet and rather weak; Carolina
and Louisiana, 5z@He.
New ORLEANS, September 2.-Flour-
higher grades, 81 759575: CornInlxed,
95c. ~Osts-Texas, Sc; Western, old 54c;
new 55c. Cornmeal dub, So 20. hay dull
and lower; ordinary quoted at $l5916;
prime, SI7GlS; ehoics-s20. Rice-Louis-
lana, ordinarYto cboiasx 8s4c
.EZLTIMoRE, September 2.-Flour I'M
changed. Wheat-Weiern higher, fairly
active, closing firm; Go.z winter red, spot,
81 liz bid; September, 81 1ls91 If; DC
tober, 81 I2E@I. I2k; November, 81 1870
1 1871; December, ST 4l@I 10. Corn
Western inactive and lover; mixed, spot, SOC
bid; September, $50 bid; October, 8I3c; No
and December, G4967zc; january,
SIC asked. Oats steady and rather better
Western white, 42@44c; mixed, IS
@40c; Pennsylvania, 40945c. Rye quiet
and higher, $1,000.
CINCINNATI, Septembsr 2.-Flour dull;
81 60@4 80; fancy s. 25@6. Wheat
1ull and lower; No. 2 red winter, 98c spot,
9S3c September, 81 0139i Oh October, 81 03
81 039 November, $50 the year. Corn UNI
.ettled and lower; No. 2 mixed, 73&c spot,
I33c September, 68kc October, 5Ss@5S4c
November, 57s9574e The year. oais heavy
September, Soc bid October and the year.
Rye easier, 6S@70c. Barley heavy; No. 3 iall,
'0c.
ST. LOUIS, Septembsr 2-Flour-family,
A 1904 so; choice, 81 s5S4 80; fancy,
. 95@5 80. Wheat lower and slow; No. 2
ed, 97B@9Sc cash; 97s@973c September,
z 4c October, oslo November, 99c December,
65e the year; No. 8 rsd, 9l@92}c; No. A
ed, 874@SS3c. Corn declined sharply under
weather and good crop prospects; the
reak was from 674c to 67ccash, $3.50 to Csc +:
6lsc to $500 November, 57Ec to SOC !
he year, 544c to 52c May. OTIS were also !
,wer, declining from 313c to Bic cash, 313c
Sic September, 32sc to 3i5c October, 3lac I
3lc the year. Rye loEer, 62sc bid. Ear /.
market. !
CHICAGO, September 2-Fleur dull.
Iheat unsettled but generally lower; regu- 9
r, 98l@98gc September, 963@965c October, :
&c November, 964c the year; No. 2 red !
81 OF cash and September; No. 2 =
hicsgo spring, 9S1c cash, 9s4e September, :,
&c October. Corn active but lower; ING ,
e cash, lie September, 7oto October, 65b :
'653c November, 604c the year, 564e May.
its In fair demand but at lower rates; 3429
80 cash, SAFE September, s3zc October and Il
ovember, 353c the year. 365c May. Rye
and lower, 65c. Barley easier, $4,000. s
sceipts for the week: Flour, 10000 bar S
ls; wheat, 1857 COO bushels; corn. ] JOG. 900
Ishels; oats, 1,654,000 bushels; rye, $4,000 d
barley, $4,000 bushels. Compared s
tn last year these receipts we're about one .
If for -four, 100000 bushels more for
leat, less than half for corn and our times =
eater for oats. The shipments fall below Z
: receipts on every %article. 50 that stocks 7
re have increased about 1,250,000. j