Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-06
oArArAL-In lalf barrels, 81 5O@4 rs

OATAEAL-In balf barrels, 81 50G4 u
| from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, a 81
| as from store.
| HoaISY AND GRITs-From store, So 75.
WHITE BEAEs-Navy, IS from store
medium, g IS.
RIcE-Louisisna, common, 5l973c; Caro-
lima, 6@sc.
NEW. YORK, February 5.-Flour dull
super6ne Western and State, 50 1905 rs
| Whest-cssh lots 4@4c lower; options Ia
| lc lower; degraded red, 81 02G1 o. Corn
cash held firm; options t(9tc Aser; I'm.
graded, 65@7lc. Rice quiet but steady.
CINcIssATI, February 5.-Fiour strong
family, 81 7595; fancy, S. 40(G6. Wheat
strong aud! higher; No. red winter. 81 08@
O9. Core in fair demand, 549544c. Oats
in fair demand, Ale. Rye in good dem nd
64Na65c. Barley-extrs No. 8 spring, 62i
@63c.
- LOUISVILLE, February 5.-Flour steady,
with fair demand; higher grads, Sc 25@
6 70. Wheat in fair demand and market
firm; No. 2 red winter, 81 05CaI OF. Corn
fairly active and a shade higher; No.
white, soc. Oats nominal; mixed Western,
42Ca43c.
NEW ORLEANS, February 5.--Flour in
good demand and tending downward; higher
grades, "A $500 So. Corn quiet but steady,
6la62c. Oats in fair dem and but at lower
rates, 503C951c. Cornmeal quiet, s. 10
Hay IN good demand but at lower rates;
ordinary, sl29l4; prime, SIG; strictly prime,
s17; choice, sl9; fancy, $40. Rice active
and firm; ordinary to prime, 4s96fc.
BALTIMORE, February 5.-Flour firm,
active and higher; Western super6ue, S. 81
G14; extra, 81 12@4 81; family, IS lOd6
Whest-Western inactive hut steady; No. 2
winter red, spot. 81 164 bid; February, 81 164
@1 16s; March, 81 1891 lS4; April, 81 2Of
al 20s; May, 81 % bid. Corn-Wesrern
inactive but frmer; spot, 69a69!c; Februa-
~, 6S49684c; March, 6749673c; April, 67f
967sc; May, 679673c; steamer, 65t@66fc.
Oats esdy and firm; Western white, 5O@
Ole; mixed, 47(449c; Pennsylvanis, 4S@5Ic.
Rye dull, 6s@7oc.
ST. LOUIS, February 5-Flour-family,
"a 30(G4 40; choice, 81 s594 95; fancy,
IS 1905 20. Wheat unsettled and generally
lower; No. 2 red, 81 09sda1 104 cash, 81 IO3
(9l II Marc !, 81 l24(9l 12s April, ST l3s a,
144 May, 81 12@l l23 June, closing at
lnslde prices; No. 3 red, 81 003(9I OIL Corn
lower; S0i@50sc cash, 500 Gs5Oic February,
5lf95l3c March. 52fa SHE April, 531S
5SIc May, 54f@54tc June. closing at inside
hsures. Oats lower; 383(139c cab. 38s(9
38sc February, 38sGas39sc March, 39sG3Sac
May. Rye quiet, Sole. Barley steady, 6Os:.
Cornmea al steady, 81 45(92 90.
Afternoon Board -Whest lower; 81 OS6
! 0s5 February, 81 O9@1 O9s March, 81 IL
al iO4 bid APril, ST 1890 l33 Nay, ST. OF
July. Corn steady; sole Did Froru.ry, 5Isc
Msrcb, ste bid April, 53s953@c May.
Oats dull; $500 May.
CHICAGO, February 5.-Fleur firm; buyers
and sellers apart; common TO choice spring,
So 1904 rs. Wheat inactive and quiei;
regular, 81 O5@1 O55 February, 81 O5s Nj arch,
81 O63 April, ST. 1l4S01 liz May; No. 2
Chicago spring, 81 05(al O5s; No. . red win
ter, 81 t6i@l OF. Corn quiet ard easier;
552Gdi55se cash and February, $50 9555c
March, 575958c May. Oats quit but a
shsd. higher; S7ac cash, 37a e37Jc F., bru-
airy, 3Sc March, 3Ssta383c April, 40sc May,
394c June. Rye ii N, 64c. Barley quiet,
S2@S3c.
CN-Wheat advanced 4c. Germ advanced
&c. Oats quiet and unchanged.
R-ceipts-Fioar, 10000 barrels; wheat,
5000 bushels; corn, 155 600; oats, 80 700;
rye, 1900, barley, 10000. Shipments-Flour,
1926 barrels; wheat, 800 bushels; corn, 5000;
barley, 5000.