Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-04

Galveston. Quiet ao "a Los
1 New Orleans Quiet Ssl rs %.
sloolle. --.....-I quiet II Io0 -
, | Savannah - steady u IN l,3t
r 1narlestOn.-... Quiet i3f4 4.
: Wilmington ..- Quiet ,sSSi i5I4 g
New YORK ,..- Firm. 40 % 1910
+ s!Si$s sR;!s S Ss:E q u Is e
Total receipts al all 0. ports yes terday.~~. s.
AoIai rece1pts same day - ''O'o7
Weeks receipts, 6d,ys, Zez5 naies, agains
1888 bales last week, snd 1888 bales sam
Exports to Great Britain. 1894 bales
against 90l3 bales IastEeek, and 24,2Ol bale
same time last year. -.
1744 bales last week. and oool bales SAM
time last year.
Stocks at ali UNITED States ports, $50 80.
bales, against 206, S47 bales last week, an.
247 ,0S6 bales same time last year
Total receipts to dsle, 4,6l2.o6O bales
against adE 5,7l1,s49 be- a. last season. an'
Total foreign expats, 3,47S,05S bales
against 4,439.841 bsIes last season, ano
3,771 OH bales 10 1880.
Total stock, $50, 81 bales, against 247, 0St
bales last season, sad lso,O4s bales il
1880.
Decrease in receipts his season, 1,Oe9, OBS
bales.
At LIVERPOOL the SPOT market at noon indi
Gated good demand freely met at previous
prices. Sales, 12. 600 bales, of which 1O,60G
bales were Americas Receipts, loo bales
| of which $50 bales v>rs American.
| At12:3O: Uplands, I'd; Orleans, I'D.
| Atl:3O: Ordinary, SID; good ordinary
| 7-I6d: low middIinx, 13-16d; uplands
I'd; Orleans, lid.
The Liverpool futurs market at noon was
steady; August. AuguI-se September, 1884
| September October, 54-64d, 1854,
56-6zd; May-June, 6 4264d.
At1:3O: August, 4ugust-September, I'd;
October November, 44-64d; November-De-
cember, 40-64d; Dscember.J anuary,
40 64d; February-Mncb, 4S-64d; May
June, 40 Cad.
At2: September-0otober, 6 57-64d
At 8: August, Augut-S September, 1-64d
September October, 65S-64d.
| Alta. September October, 6 57-64d; Octo-
ber-November, 4564d; November-Decem-
Der, 6 41-64d; Januay-February, 4l-64d.
Futures closed easier.
sREApsTUFFs.
Feedstuffs generally quiet. Cornmeal dull
at quotations. Wheat steady. Flour quiet.
CoRN-Choice mixed, 92993c, on levee
{ and at elevator.
WHEAT-Home raised, $4,000.
OATs-nominal.
RRAN-S15.
HAY-Timothy, S2s@24; prairie, Sc 5O@7.
FLoUR-Superine 81 25@4 so; extra,
S. 40(95 90; family, Xxx, IS 25@5 30;
xxx, Sc 25@6 50; fancy, S. 50@6 75'
patents, 81 5O@S 20.
Observation-Disclosures, $4@4 05.
LII L.r l..
store.
CRAcKED WHEAr-In half barrels, SIS so
from store.
HoMINY-From lesse, "a 70; from store, s5-
WHITE BEANS Navy, s4@4 25 from
store.
RIcE-Louisians.c common, 7@7ac: prime.
SC; Carolina, S@83c k
LOUISVILLE, August S.--Flour steady; ex-
ira family, So S5@4 Or. Wheat firm; No.
red winter, 95c. Corn quiet but steady; No.
white, 91@92c; No. 2 mixed, SOC. Oats
quiet; old mixed, Sc; new No. 2, 40c.
New ORLEANS, August 3-Flour-high
grades, S5@5 rs. Corn-mixed easier, 81 03.
Oats-Western easier, SAC. Cornmeal in
fair demand but at lower rates; 81 30@4 So.
Hay-prime lower. <27. Rice-Louisiana
ordinary to choice, 5597Ac.
MILWAUKEE, August Wheat irregular
NO. naIu, nom414i, ~ Io4t1I IS4, Au-
gust, 993c; September, oslo; October, csc.
Receipts, $1,000 bushels; no shipments.
Corn strong; nc forNo. 2, z43c for rejected.
Oats strong; 64c for choice white, &c for
rejected. Rye quiet; 65e for No. /, Gle
for No. 2. Barley stronger; TIC for No. 2,
September.
CINCINNATI, August 3.-Flour steady with
fair demand. Wheat stronger; No. 2 red
winter, Sl@1 OF spot 81 OIL August, 81 034
September, 81 04291 05 October, 81 OIL the
year. Corn strong and higher; No. 2 mixed,
T@77sc spot, 77s9774c August, 7S4c bid
September, 7S3 October, 72sc bid November,
67S673c the year. Oats firm; No. 2 mixed,
Acc spot, 4l4@4l5c August, 39a@395c Sep
TENDER, Ale October, SS@384c the year. Rye
firmer, 72c.
BALTIMORE, August 3.-Flour-Western
superfue, S3@3 rs; extra, S4@5; family,
So 25@6 so. Wheat--Western easier, closing
firm; No. winter red, spot, 81 144(9I 143;
August, 81 14@1 z15; September, 81 lat;
October, 81 1901 153. Corn-Western
quiet and steady; mixed, spot, S44986c;
August, Sale; September, 855@S54c; Octo-
Der, S54 @S6c. Oais about steady; Western,
white, GOOSE; Pennsylvania, 60@65c. Rye
quiet, 65@67c. Hay firm.
NEW YORK, August 3.-Flour steady; su.
per6ne State and Western, s. 506}4 40; com.
mon TO good extrs, 81 50@5 25; good to
choice, So 30@S so. Wheat unsettled and
feverisb, opening 3@1ic lower; afterward
stronger and recovered from the decline; then
weaker again, closing unsettled. Corn-caeh
3@4o stronger and higher; options unsettled
and 39l4c lower, closing with more strength
Oats unsettled; 1@2c lower. Rice steady and
moderately active. ~
81. LOUIS, August 3.-Flour-highel
grades shade oil. family, 81 25@4 IS
choice, 81 S5@4 p5; fancy, S595 80
Wheat unsettled but sensrally higher; No. s
red, 9Ta@9Sc cash, &c August, oslo Sep
tembef, 81 O0& October, 81 OH November
97sc the year; No. 8 red, 9sG954c; No. 4 red
S9c. Corn generally lower; 75@76c cash
1o3c August. 74a@74sc September, 703c DC
tober, 645c November, 81 &c the year. Oats
cash lower and options higher; 4S@44c cash
3Stc august, S5sc September, 35fc October
54s(9543c the year. Rye higher at $4,000
Barley-no market.
CHICAGO, August 3.-Flopr quiet anc
weak; common to choice spring wheats, 81 z;
GO rs. Wheat unsettled but generally low
er; regular, 99sc August, 9Ss@9S2c Septem
Der, 99c October, s7ac the year; No. rec
winter 81 O25@1 Csc cash, 81 02a@1 O3 Au
gust No. Chicago spring, 81 25 cash, S1G
OO4 August, 973c the year. Corn in fan
demand but at lower rates; T63c cash, 764t
August, 75sc September, 74sc October, 663,
the year; rejected, 74c. Oats irregular anC
higher; old, 5Sc; new, 4s2c cash; 4Ss@4s4t
August, S54@35tc September; 35s@S54'
october, S5(9S5sc the year. Rye hrmer, &c
Barley steady, SIC.
Cda1oRsgular wheat stronger; 99sc Au
gust, sSie September, 99sc October, 975c the
year; winter not quotably changed; spring
higher; 81 Ol3 Aug sst, 9Ssc the year. Corr
falrly active and SD sde higher; 1890 Au
gust, 75sc September, 743974sc October
eo4c the year, Oats active and shade
higher; 4O4S4osc August, 36se September
SoiS9Sosc October, 353c the year.
PROVISIONS.
Hog products stronger and a shade higher
Butter quiet. Lard steady at prices.
BUTTER-cotamon, 23(9 14c; country, l5@
l7c; Western, H920c; fancy dairy, 20@22c
creamery. 27(G2sc
MESS PoRK-S23 25 per barrel; sugar
cured hams, SIS 50@I6; breakfast bacon
S15(@l5 so per cxt.
BAcoN-Packsd-clear sides, sl4 S73@15
clear rib, Sl4 81 shoulders, Sll 81
BULK MEAIs = Packed clear sides
SIS S7a; clear rib, S13 25@13 374; shout
ders, $40 373; strips, So.
New YoRK, August 3.-Pork dull; new
mess, 81 on. Lard stronger; prime steam
quoted 124@l2Soc. Butter dull and droop
ing, 14@24c.
CINcINNATI August 3.-Pork quiet, S2l %
Lsrd dull, 12fc. Bulk meats and bacoI
easier but not quotably lower Butter quiet