Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-30
BREADS TUEES.

sREAOsTUFFS.
! Corn, hay and oats steady. Cornmeal
! steady at quotations. Flour quiet.
CoRE-WhiIe, nominally SG9S7c; choice
| mixed. SlGS2c.
! OArs-Mixed. 54G57c; black, SIC.
| BRAN-S24 so.
HAY-TimOthy, sl7@22; mixed, sl7@
! Is %; prairie, Sl3.
FLotR-Superfine, 81 5O@4 rs; extra, $
! as 70; family, So 25CG6 80; choice, S7@17 so;
fancy patents, IS 5000.
! Observation-Disclosures, 81 from mill.
| HoMSY-From Ievee, 81 70.
! WHITE BEANs-Nayy, 81 ..
| RICE-Louisiana, common, 7CI7!c; prime,
! Sc; Carolina, SGS5c.
DETROIT, March 29.-Wheat firm; spot,
| April and June, 81 %; May, 81 80; July,
| 81 %; August and September, 81 II asked
the year, 81 0S; No. 2 red and white nominal.
NEW YORK, March 29-Flour dull; SUI
! perfne Western and State, S4G94 50.
| Wheat opened unsettled, to % lower; sub-
! sequently became strong, recovered ia &c OF
decline; closing weak. Rice steady with a
| fair demand.
| CINCINNATI, March 29.-FIour easier, bat
not quotably lower. Wheat easier; No. .
red winter, 81 33G)I So Corn active and
! firm; No. 2 mixed, 72@72ic. Oats duh;
No. mixed, 50@503c. Rye dull, 9Oi@9O!e ..
| Barley in good demand, 81.
LOUISVILLE, March 29.-Grain steady and
firm. Wheat-No. 2 amber, 81 2S@1 30.
Corn-No. white, 79c; No. , mixed, 70@72c.
OIts-No. >, SOC; mixed, 49c. Rye-No. ,,
soc. Flour, nominal; pstent, SS9S 80;
choice fancy, SO 1907 25; higher grades,
Sc 25GG6 70; extra family, s. 2595 IS.
MILWAUKEE, March 29-Wheat dull and
lower; 81 Al NJ. hard, 81 273 No; .,
81 21s March, 81 279 April, 81 28f May,
81 27g June, 81 % July, 81 124 August.
the year nominal; No. 3, No. 4, and rejected
nominal. Receipts, 1900 bushels; ship
ments, 1900. Corn quiet, Cole No. 2. Oats
tame, 43S94S(949c choice white. Rye very
dull and weak, SSc. Barley steady; Ole No.
2; S93c April.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Flour quiei
but steady; treble extra, So 1906 %; higher
grades, SIS 374Gg7 25. Corn-demand good
ard tending upward; mixed, Soc; choice yell
low, Soc; choice white, 81 05. Oats scarce
and firm Csc. Cornmeal dull and nominal;
50 1908 80, as in quality. Hay-demand
fair and prices higher; prime quoted az $27
OPS; choice, $50. Rice higher; Louisiana,
ordinary to choice, 54974c.
BALTIMORE, March 29.-Flour quiet and
steady; Western superine, SO 5000 70; ex-
ira, 81 75@4 So; family, Sc 1907 25.
Wheat-Wesiern lower, closing a shade bet
ter; red winter, spot, 81 35(a1 354; April,
81 35I91 So; May, 81 364 bid; June, 81 "a Ia
l 34!; July. 81 19i@1 49, August 81 154 bid
COrn-Western strong and quiet; mixed, spot,
March and April, zoe bid; May, 763c bid;
June, 764GG77c. Oats scarce and firm; West
ern, white, 54@56c; mixed, 53@54c; Penn
sylvania, 53@56c. Rye dull, 95c@S1.
CHICAGO, March 29.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and lower;
No. Chicago spring, 81 35@1 359 cash,
81 35@ April, 81 294 May, 81 275 June, 81 24ss
July. Corn steady, with fair demand, and
firmer; 63I966c cash, 639c March and April,
6Sl@6SBc May, Csc June, oslo July. Oats
dull, and prices a shade lower; 423@45}c
cash, 424@425c March aud April, 45sc May,
455c June, 43gc July. Rye steady, S29S4c.
Barley frmer, 81 03@1 034.
CHL-Wheat irregular and generally
lower; 81 354 April, 81 294 May, 81 q June,
81 234 July. Corn easier but not quotably
lower. Oats steady and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, March 9.-Flour-family,
Sc 50@7 10. Wheat lower with fairly active
trading in early dealings, but closed slow;
No red, 81 20 cash, 81 2S5@1 299 April,
81 so May, 81 24{ June, 81 293 July, 81 244
the year; sales, 81 293G91 308 May, 81 23s
al 24I June, 81 093@1 1OB July. Corn
lower and slow; 672@6Ssc cash, 674@675c
April, 6ss@6S4c May, 68sG694c July, $40
52Be the year. Oats higher; 474@494c cash,
464c bid April and May, 3S9c July. Rye
dull, S2c bid. Barley quiet, 75c@S1.
Afternoon Board.-Wheat lower and slow;
81 2S5 April, 81 80 May, 81 235 June, 81 19ii
July. Corn lower; 679e bid April, GS3c
May, SIC the year.