Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-11
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADSTUFFS.

Corn and hay firm. Cornmeal a shade
weaker. Flour unchanged in tone or price
CoRN-White, SIC; choice mixed, 72G975c
OATs-Mixed, 54@55c; black, 56c.
BRAN-S26.
HAY-Timothy, $lTGD2I so; mixed, $17(d
Is %; prairie, SD.
FLoUR-Double extra, S4@4 50; treble ex-
ira, s. 50GG6; family, Sc 30@96 so; choice to
fancy, 81 1907 60; fancy patents, s. 500
%.
Observation-Disclosures, 81 2O@4 80.
HoMTNY-From levee, 81 10.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, s. 90@4.
RIcE-Louisiana, common, 6l@7c; prime,
7@c; Carolina, S@S4c.
BY Telegraph.
New York, March 10.-Flour steady
prices without any marked change; snper-
fine Western and State, So 65(4 25. Wheat
unsettled, and closed strong; ungraded red,
81 05Gl 50. Rice-demand fair and mar
ket firm.
CINCINNATI, March 1O.-Flour firmer;
s. 60@5 80; fancy, Sc 25@7. Wheat strong
-er; No. red winter, 81 27Q91 %. Corn act
i've, firm and higher; No. 2 mixed, 64fc.
Oats s;Songeri No mixed, 463@47c. Rye
dull, ~ 90sc. Barley in fair demand, 97c
@s1.
dull; extra family, 81 1905 25; higher
grades, S. 50@6; winter patents, SSG8 %;
choice, S. 1896 90; fancy, S. 1905 60.
Wheat frmer; No. 2 red winter, 81 25@
l 27I. Corn-No. mixed, 64G64Ic. Oats
No. 2, 49@50c; mixed, 484@49c. Barley
No. fall, nominal.
TOLEDO, March 1O.-Whe At quiet and firm;
No. 2, cash, 81 254; March, 81 24I bid /;
April, 81 26S; May, 81 264; june, 81 23B
July, 81 1913; August, 81 90; the year, 81 OH
col 0S. Corn quiet; light demsni; high
al n u. NJ . a.
63Ic bid; April G4i@65o; May, 65sc; June,
654@G53c. OAts-no sales.
New ORLEANS, March 1O.-Flour stronger
double extra, s. 254G15 254; treble extra,
50 75I@6; higher grades, $6@74 Corn
scarce and firm; mixed, new 72c; old, 73c.
Oats higher; choice, 60@62c. Cornmeal
dnll and lower, quoted at "a 25a4 40. Hay
quiet; common quoted at Sl7; prime, $3.50
"a; choice, S25. Rice in good demand at
full prices; Louisiana, ordinary to choice,
53@65c.
BALTIMORE, March 1O-FIour steady and
10 fair demand; Western-super6ne, So 80
Wheat-Western higher; No. ? winter red,
spot, 81 31@1 81; March, 81 BIOL 81;
April, 81 32f@1 32t; May, 81 3S4(9i $50;
June, 81 294@1 800; July, 81 1901 49,.
Corn-Western higher; mixed, spot and
March, 70971c; April, 71G972c; Nav, 71s@
&c; June, Il4c bid. Oats higher; Western
white, 54C956c; mixed, 53@954c; Pennsyl-
vania, 53@56c. Rye quiet, 95c9S1.
ST. LOUIS, March 10.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened higher, advanced and declined,
then rallied and closed at the top figures; No.
2 red, 81 22@1 22f cash, 81 23s(91 "a April,
81 2291 23B May, 81 12J@1 133I June, 81 OF
al 08 July, 81 024@1 03s the year; No.
red. 81 19l; No. 4 red, 81 10. Corn higher;
60s@60Ic cash, 6l5c bid April, 63@63Ic
May, 63fG633c June, 64s9643c July. Oats
h higher; 47s@49c cash, 44s@44!c May. Rye
lower, S24c bid. Barley quiet, 75caS1 O5.
afternoon Bodrd.-Wheat higher and stiff;
81 % bid March, 81 24I bid April, 81 24s
May, 81 l44 June, 81 O84 July. Corn higher
and strong; 63Be April, 64sc May, Gage bid
J Tune, 65sc bid July.
CHICAGO, March 10.-Flour dull; spring
to choice Western, 81 SOFA
6 70; common to fancy Minnesota, S5@7 25,
patents, Sos %; winter wheats-fair to
choice, 1907; low grades, 81 1904 so.
Wheat active, firnf and higher; No. Chi
cago spring, 81 2SR(91 % cash, 81 23s
March, 81 30@11 800 April, 81 24s9I 244
May, 81 1901 20 June, 81 1901 16 July. |
Corn moderately active and higher; regular,
59Ic; fresh, 81 &c, cash; 59!c March, 59gc |
April, 64B@64fc May, 64@64Jc June Oats
active and higher; 434@144c cash
tic bid March, 1sc April, 43sc MAY, 42d
June. Rye easier, SIC. Barley steady, 81.
CdH.-Wheat active, firm and higher; |
81 299 March, 81 80 April, 81 24s May, |
81 20s June. Corn fairly active and a shade |
higher; 59l@59Sc March, 594c April, 64sc |
Nay, 6i5@64Ic June. Oats firmer but not |
luotably higher.