Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-26
sREADSTUFFs.


e,esdvI Oats steady at quotations. Bran
continus scarce. Hay quiet. Flour quiet.
Cosr-Choice mixed, 95@96c.
WHg.r-Home raised, 90c.
OATs-Nixed, 66@68c; Texas, Coo.
Pe.s-s1s.
HHa.Ay,fino.hy. s2S@24; prairie. So soar.
-Superfne. 81 25@4 so; extra.
e, 10lS5 90; family, xxx, SIS 25(a5 so:
xxXXs6 25@6 90; fancy, Sc 5O(S6 70.
n - 509s rs.
1CrsasSrkkL-Kiln-dried nominal.
OArnAL-In half barrels, 81 SO from
' CsAcrzD wHEAr-In half barrels. SIS so
Ho,n5r-From leyee, "a 70; from store, So
WHrr BEANS = Navy, S4@4 % from
cs-Louisiana, common, 7@73c; prime,
Sc; Gamma, S9S3c.
NEW DgLEAHs, July 25.-Flour easier;
tapped. H96 so. Corn-mixed, 96c. Oats
in fair demand but at lower rates; new
Texas 5@56c; Western offered at 5Sc.
Hav-usme weak, S26. Cornmesl, 81 40.
Rice-tnisiana, ordinary to choice, 53973c.
Mu,vIuKEE, July 25.-Wheat unsettled ;
No ? "a nominal, 81 2l(91 %; July 81 O3I !:
Auaust. 81 Oh; September, 90@93c. Corn
tame. rs for No. 2, 72c for rejected. Oats
weak: VIE Gle, July 543c. Rye weak; CSC
for No. 1Ec for No. 2. Barley lower; 74c
for MOI
IoursaILE, July 25.-Flour quiet but
steady: ira family, 81 5O@4 rs; No. L,
IS 25dsD; winter patents, 81 50@8; choice
TO fanc5. y 25@7 so. Wheat dull, weak and
lower. II No. 2, 94@95c. Corn unsettled
but eend,lly lower; No. 2, 93c; mixed, Sic.
Oats ouiz; old, mixed, sec.
Crsc onATI, J uly 25.-Flour dull; family,
new. $56; old, SIS 50@5 rs; fancy, Sc Is
az wat steady; No. red winter, new.
S1aI 0sash, 81 01i91 OH August. Corn
steady: b. 2 mixed, 80f@SI4c cash, 7SEc
October. DC November. Oats scarce and
firm; Ne 2 mixed, 60c. Rye scarce and
firm, 75c
New oRK, July 25.-FIour weak; SUPER
Gue Stahsnd Western, SIS 1904 so; common
10 good utra, 81 50@5 so; good to choice,
S. 60aS55. Wheat unsettled and teverish,
opening shade stronger, afterward weaker,
declined l@23c, closing frmer; ungraded
red, SlN IL. Corn-casb, 4@1c better;
options Heped a9l4c higher, subsequently
became reak and lost the advance, closing a
shade bsier. Oats-mixed Western, 6496Sc.
Rice quit.
BADr:noEE, July 25.-Flour-Western SUI
per6ns, sos 70; extra, s4@5 25; family,
IS 5Od< so. Wheat-Western active but
lower, dining steady; No. 2 winter red, spot,
81 16i uked; July, ST 15B@1 Is; August,
Octobef,H 15} asked. Corn-Western dull;
mixed, spot, S5c asked; July, S3c bid; Au-
gust, SSs9S3fc; September, 55fc; October,
53c bid. Oats quiet and steady; Western,
white. 6o965c; Pennsylvania, 65@6Sc. Rye
quiet, Sc.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Flour-treble extra,
S. 1905 SIS; family, 81 25@4 40; choice,
S. 1868 30; fancy, So 40@5 so. Wheat
opened bstter; closed weak and lower; No.
2 red, &s@97sc cash, 964c bid July, 96lc
August 9S2c September, 81 October, 96sc
the yer; No. 3 red, 94@96c. Corn higher
and fsirly active; 77397S4c cash, 775c
July, 76@76Bc August, 744975c September,
705c 0clober, Clio the year. Oats better;
Anla cssh fn&e- Iilly, -2se- Augu-t, $40 seP-'
tembefs5 Sic the year. Rye nominal. Barley
nominal
Afternoon Board.-Wheat higher; 963c
July, sc August, 9s3c September. 81 Oh
October 96fc the year. Corn frmer but
slow; TIC July, 76fc bid August, 74Ic Sep
tember, lie October, 651c November, 62sc
the yea. Oats easier; 505c July, SAFE bid
Angus. S3tc September.
O-A@@4Of - III %Os-I iOuA stC%0y anu ua-
changs1. Wheat-No. 2red winter in fair de-
mand hut at lower rates; ST 03 cash and July,
No. 2 Chicago spring dull and nominal;
81 IS ssh July; regular unsettled but gen.
orally !oper; 81 03 July, 99sc August, 994c
September, 99sc October, 973c the year.
Corn Unsettled but generally niger; 77s@773c
cash and JUL, 76@76jc August, 70 (976c Sep
Iembe1, 743c October, 67sc the year; reject.
ed, 72c Oats in good demand at full prices;
56@56e cash, 54ac July, 1890 August. 35ic
Septeuber, 354@35sc October, 34s@S42c the
year. Bye steady, &c. Barley dull and
lower, Sc.
Caa--W heat-No. 2 red winter frmsr;
No. 2 Chicago spring frmer. Corn adj
vsnced t@sc. Oats advanced s@4c.
The Elevators contain: Wheat, 1,16S,000
oushek; corn, ], 230. 900; oats, 1000; rye,
Il 900; barley, 1000. Total, 2,513, 000-or
about $1,000 more than week ago, and
j, G00,W less than a year ago. Grain has
allen b Nbout 100000 bushels, wherein
les theHcret Of the high prices which are
ust nor yielding to the unanswerable logic
II bigcrops.