Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-24
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CoRN-White, 62@63c; mixed, 62@63c
from store; SOC from track by car load from
levee.
CoRNMEAL-Kiln-dried, IS 10 from store;
l0@l5c cheaper from mill, levee and track,
as to grade.
OATs-White, 5Sc from store; mixed.
Sic from store; black, soc from store; red,
Toe from store. Round lots from levee 2G3c
cheaper.
HAY-Choice, from store, $4,000; S15@
Is 90 from levee or depot; prime, S0(9S5c;
SIS 80 from levee or depot; prairie, SOC;
IS so from levee or depot
BRAN-S1 10 per 100 lbs from store; 700
72c from levee or track.
FLoUR-From store-family, SIS; extra
family, IS so; choice. Sc; fancy, Sc 25@6 30 /;
extra fancy, Sc 1907; patents, 81 25GS 25.
From levee and track, extra, s4ca4 Is:
double extra, 81 SOFA so; family, s5@5 25;
extra family, SIS 25(95 so; choice, SIS 700
5 S5; fancy, S5@6; extra fancy, $6@6 %;
patents, 1907 so.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, 81 5O@4 rs
from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, 81 so
@5 from store.
HoMINY AND GBITs-From store, 81.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, S. from atore;
medium, So IS.
R1cE-Louisiana, common, 53@73c; Caro-
lima, 7@Sc.
LOUISVILLE, February 23.-Flour firm;
higher grades, Sc 25@675 Wheat 6rm; No
2 red winter, 81 10@1 ~. Corn fairly active
and shade higher; No. white, 53J@55c;
No. mixed, 52@54c. Oats firm; mixed
Western, 44c.
CINCINNATI, February 23.-Flour in fair
demand; family, 1905 25; fancy, SIS 35@6.
Wheat steady, with good demand No. 2
rad ufK,fa i /.
demand, 58c. Oats 10 fair demand and mar
ket firm, 433c. Rye quiet but steady, CSC.
Barley-nothing done.
New ORLEANS, February 23.-Flour scarce
and firm; high grades, SIS 374@6 373. Corn
dull and lower; white, 6s@70c; yellow, zoe.
Oats quiet but firm, 60c. Cornmeal scarce
and firm, S. 40. Hay quiet but steady; or IL
nary, S12916; prime, $1S@19; choice, $50;
fancy, $21. Rice ii active demand; Lou.
isiana, ordinary to prime, 45@6Sc.
New YORK, February. 23.-Flour dull;
super6ne Western, IS rs. Wheat-cash
grades firm; options opened 393c lower, but
subsequently, recovered from the decline and
advanced a trila, closing firm; upgraded
red, 95c@S1 ~. Corn-cssh lots 392c lower;
options opened Hale lower, but afterward
becsme frmer, closing strong; ungraded, 60
@722c. Rice quiet but firm.
BALTIMORE, February 23.-Flour easier.
Wheat-Westeru lower; No. winter red,
spot, 81 2lG1 214; February, 81 2la@1 21t;
March, 81 213@1 zig; spring, 81 23f@1 2S3
Corn lower; Western mixed, spot, 70(6723c;
February, 699703c; March and April, 6S1
6S3c; May, 6Ss@6Sse; steamer, 663@66sc.
Oats quiet and steady; Western white, 5l@
54c; mixed, 49@51c; Pennsylvania, 50@54c.
Rye quiet, 75c.
ST. LOUIS, February 23.-Flour dull;
fancy, SIS 25@6; choice, S. 1905 20; family,
81 5504 65. Wheat lower but fairly active;
No. 2 red, 81 IL cash, 81 liz al III Marca,
81 1891 14s, closing at 81 13s bid April;
ST 15f@1 16s May, 81 09a July; No. red,
81 06. Corn lower and unsettled, but closed
firm; 52s952sc cash, 525953sc March, 543
(9554c April, 55s@56ic May, 56sc June.
Oats dull; S9@S94c cash, 4lf@4l3c May.
Rye dull, 63c. Barley s,esdy, 60@S0c.
Cornmeal firm, 50 so.
afternoon Board.-Wheat dull and lower;
81 liz bid March, 81 Ia bid April, 81 15s
@1 l6s May, 81 90 July. Corn inactive;
53ic March, 55c April, 563c May. Oats
dull; 4lsc May.
CHICAGO, February %. Flour firm;
common TO choice spring wheat, So so;
Wisconsin spring, IS 80; Minnesota, S. 50@
4 25; bakers, 81 25@5 70; patents, S6@7 so;
winter wbeats, S496; low grades. S2@3 so.
Wheat unsettled but generally higher; regu-
lar, 81 0st February. 81 083 March, 81 093
April, 81 14f9l 14S May; No. 2 Chicago
spring, 81 o73@l 0Sf; No. . red winter,
81 liz. Corn steady; 564@57c cash, 56ac
February, 565c March, 57sc April, 61sc May,
60sc June. Oats stesdy and firm; 394c cssh,
Ss4c February, S9i@S93c March, 39Ic. April,
41fc May, 413c June, 40s94oao July. Rye
quiet, &c. Barley 'dGll, S3@s4c.
CdH-Wheat irregular; 81 0Ss March,
81 0949l 09s April, 81 14s May, 81 14t@
l4s June. Corn essier but not quotably
lover. Oats frnaer; 393c bid March, 3efc
bid April, 42@42sc May, 4l5c asked June
Receipts-Flonr, $4,000 barrels; wheat,
$4,000 bushels; corn, 1884, 600; oats, 150, 900;
rye, II 900; barley, 10000.
Visible supply of grain February 18th
Wheat, q $4,000 bnshels; corn, IL lac, 600;
osis. 4,09s,O00; rye, 100000; barley, l.
S45 900.