Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-26
RREIDSTUEFS

Corn, nay anu oats HrneE. COfnHedl
steady. Flour quiet.
CoRN-White, nominally S69S7c; choice
04Ts|MiIed, 54@57c; black, sc.
BRAN-S2f 80.
HAY-Timothy, sl7@22; mixed, Sl7@
FIoGR-super6ne. 81 5O@4 75i extra, s.
as 70; family, S. 25fI6 %; choice, SlG7 50;
fancy patents, j 5caS.
CoRNNEAL-Kilu dried, g 90 from mill
HcNTNY-Trom levee, II -.
WHITE BEASs-Navy, 3 p.
RIcE-Louisiana, common, rode; prime,
Sc; Carolina, S@S4c.
NEW YORK, March 25-Flour dull );
supertine Western and State, > S5(Gi 30.
Wheat ICIIIc higher and unsettled; IN
graded red, 81 1Si(G1 AZ. Rice fairly active.
DETROIT, March 25.-Wheat firmer; No.
l white, 81 31i@l 3l4 April, 81 3l4 May,
: 81 32I June, 81 81 July, 81 - August,
81 1I&@1 liz the year; No. = red and
white nominal.
CISCINNATI, March %. - Flour quiet;
family, So; fancy, S. 5000. Wheat easier;
No. . red winter, 81 80. Corn quiet but firm;
No. = mixed, 7l4G72c. Oats strong; No. =
mixed, 52G524e. Rye firmer, gle. Barley
quiet but steady, 81.
LoUIsvILLE, March 25.-Flour fairly act
i've and a shade higher; extra family, IS 10
as 50; higher grades, Sc 10; winter patents,
81 90GS 25; other grades frmer but not
quotably higher. Grain quiet and dull, but
nominally unchanged.
New ORLEANS, March 25.-Flour-treb,e
extra, s. 1906 %; higher grades, Sc 374@
7 %. Corn-mixed, 7Sc; choice 974c. Oats
frmer; choice, CSC. Cornmeal higher, 81.
Hay-common, $23; prime, S25@26; choice,
S27@2S. Rice-dema and active and prices
have advanced, 5f@7c.
MILWAUKEE, March 25.-Wheat dull and
lower; 81 ~ No. ., 81 2S4 No. . fresh,
81 y March, 81 29f May, 81 81 June,
81 253 July, 81 II the year; No. 8, No.
4 and rejected nominal. Receipts, 10000
bushels; shipments. 400 bushels. Corn
stronger; &c No. ,, Gale new. Oats quiet
but steady; 43c No. =, 4Sc choice white.
Rye steady; S54c No. l, S24c No. 3. Barley
firm; Ollie No. =.
CHICAGO, March 25.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat steady with a fair de-
mand; No. . Chicago spring, 81 35G1 355
cash, 81 354@1 $50 March, 81 $50 April,
81 800 May, 81 2Ss@1 2S4 June, 81 25s
July. Corn fairly active and a shade higher;
63@66c cash, 63@64!c April, 6SB@6S4c
May, 67B@6Sc June, 6SB@6S4c July. Oats
moderately active and higher; 42l945c
cash, 423c March and April, 45sc May, 444@
Age June. Rye steady, S2@S4c. Barley
easier, 81.
BALTIMORE, March -. Flour hrm;
Western superine, IS 50@4 70; extra, 81 70
"a IS; family, Sc 1907 25. Wheat-West-
ern easy; No. 2 winter red, spot, 81 36i@
l 81; April, 81 373@1 37J; May, 81 1910
l 40; June, 81 36S@1 81; July, 81 21s@
l 214; August, 81 III bid. Corn-Western
steady; mixed, spot, 77@76c; March, 744@
75fc; April, 75Sc bid; May, 76@76gc; June,
76Ic bid. Oats quiet; Western, white, $50
SOC; mixed, 5l@52c; Pennsylvania, 52@55c.
Rye quiet, 95c@41.
ST. LOUIS, March 25.-Flour-family,
S. 50@7 10. Wheat opened lower, unset
tied, closed better and frmer; No. > red,
81 304@1 Sls cash, 81 31f91 81! April,
81 324 May, 81 p June, 81 l04 July, 81 054
al 06 the year; sales were made at 81 S15
al 80 May, 81 234@I 25s June, 81 1901 IL
July. Corn easier and slow; 674@674c cash,
68f96S3c May, oslo bid June, 6S5@ 69c July,
7I8@7l4c the year. Oats higher; 494@50c
cash and April, 47@479c May, 46@463c
June, 45c bid July. Rye nominal. Barley,