Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-06
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Corn, oats and nav continue quiet. 1Iau5-
actions in cornmeal are reported IN light
lots, but prices are nominal. There Is a
marked scarcity in this commodity, and
rising rates by river from st. Louis make the
market very irregular. Sales were heard OF
yesterday and day before of lots to arrive at
Is 10 20 cents below spot sales. No change
TO report in other articles.
WHEAT-Home raised, 90995c.
CoRN-Choice mixed, nominal from levee;
Soc from store; new IN ear, 45(9oOe IN lots'
Choice mixed, 424943c on Ieveei
46Ga48c from store.
HAY-Choice timothy, Sl69lS; 81 per
hundred from store; prime, Slo9lo %;
prairie, Sc 80 from track.
FLoUR-Sueerfne, "a 2594 so; extra,
81 1904 80; family, xxx, S5@5 70; Belle
Memphis. S. so; choice TO fancy, IS 5O96;
pater,s, Sc 5o(a.7.
BRAN-S15 so per hundred from store.
CoRNMEAL-KIln-dried nominal.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, 81 so from
store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, IS so
from store.
HoMINY-From levee,s A rs; from store, s..
WHITE BEAEs-Navy, $494 % from
store.
RIcE-Louisiana, common, 7@73c; prime,
Sc; Carolina, 89S3c.
81. LOUIS, October 5.-To-day being the
usual holiday of fair week, the Merchants
and Cotton exchanges were closed, and there
are no market reports. General business
was also largely suspended.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Flour firm; su-
perfine Western aud State, S3@4. Wheat
opened t@4c lower, subsequently recovered
from the decline, advanced 391c, closing
fairly active; ungraded red. 90c(9Sl OS3.
Rice steady; domestic, 4s@63c.
CrHCrvHArr nnsohor - EIpnr afpadvs
family, "a 1904 so; fancy, 1905 so. Wheat
irmsr; No. 2 red winter, 97|G99c. Corn
strong and higher, Csc. Oats In good de-
mand and higher, 35c. Rye firm, 63@633c.
Barley quiet but firm; extra No. 3 fall,
SO@S3c.
NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-Flour-
higher grades, "a 624@5 374. Corn-whi'e,
SOC. Oats firmer; Western, 44945c. Corn
meaI-held at S. 1908 so. Hay-common,
SI5@16; prime, S17 5O@l8; strictly prime,
S1S9IS 80; choice, Sl9919 so. Rice
Louisiana, ordinary TO choice, 4496fc.
LOUISVILLE, October 5.-Flour-good de-
mand at full prices; extra family, "a 25;
No. /, "a 75@5 %. Wheat steady and firm;
long berry, 92c; No. 2 red winter, $4,000.
Corn firm; new ear, soc on arrival. Oats
firm; Northern, 35c; Western No. 2, 30 ,9S3c.
Rve quiet; Northern, 60@6Sc; Kentucky, 80
@55c. Hay steady, with a fair demand;
choice timothy, Sl4@15; mixed, S12913;
common, Sl0@l1c.
BALTIMORE, October 5.-Fiour unchanged.
Wheat-Western higher and firm; No. 2
winter red, spot, 81 O6i@1 O63; October,
81 O6@1 O64; November, 81 O7s bid; De-
cember, ST. 083@1 0SJ; January, 81 O9@
l 095. Corn-Western higher; mixed, spot,
6s3@695c; October, 684@70c; November,
67(G7Oc; November and December, new or
old, 60@6U4c; January, 5S4@59c. Oats
easier and dull; Western white, 45@47c;
mixed, 42G644c; Pennsylvania, 45t947c. Rye
quiet, 66@72c.
CHICAGO, October 4.-Flour steady and
firm. Wheat active, firm and higher; regu-
lar, 943@945c October, 953@955c November,
94s the year, 993c May No. 2 red winter, CSC;
No 2 Chicago spring, 942@95c cash; other
options like regular. Corn strong and higher;
624@62sc cash, 62s@624c October and No
vemDer, 565c the year, 513c January, $50
May. Oats scarce, firm and higher; 329c cash
and October, 325ct November, 32sc9323
January, Sag May. Rye firm, 5Sc. Barley
quiet and weak, 83c.
CdH-Wheat irregular; regular 94s@
943c October, 9o5c December, 81 May. Corn
steady and firm, except 555c the year, Sic
January. Oats generally unchanged, but
some sales rather higher.