Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-11
GENERAL TRADE.

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extent, a drawback on business 10 all depart
ments, yet there was a very good attendance
on Change, and leading lines OF trade were
we'll represented. Mestr, grain and coffee
were the chief features Of the day, all being
stiff in tone, with good demand at previous
quotations. We quote the tone OF the mar
ket, as given by the various committees, as
follows: "Mest m srket firm and entirely un-
changed on all hog products, and demand
lively; sugar and molasses steady and un-
changed; coffee firm and tending up; apples
and onions steady; potatoes firm; cabbage
quiet; dried fruit strong; krsut, demand
fair; eggs quiet and sh ade lower; hay firm;
corn scarce and firm; oats in good Demand
no red Offering on levee; bran unchanged,
and none Offering on levee; -four, market
very strong and tending higher, with good
demand"
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern Rail-
way-230 rlls bsgging, 6 SKIS corn, "A pkgs
tobacco, 504 pkgs ard and cars bulk meat
Mississippi and Tennessee Railway-S8
brls molasses, l25 brls sugar, bsk;s wine,
Z1V bks Cottou-rctu, o cars COltOn-beeO ana !
| car cattle.
Louisville and Nashville Railway-10 tcs
hams, 1 pkg eggs, Is brls wine, Is brls whisky,
30 kgs whisky, brls onions, car lumber,
4 cars bulk meat and nd mules.
Memphis and Charleston Rsilway-159
SKIS peas, 20 brls beans, 10 tics hams, IS pkgs
eggs, "a pkgs tobacco, SO bales hay, $40 axis
| oats, 2 cars cotton-seed, car lumber, car
bulk meat, and Is nd cattle.
Steamer Will Kyle, from Cincnnati-140
brls potatoes, and brls whisky.
Steamer james W. Gsff from Cincinnati
1854 brls -four, 484 kgs nails, SIX beans, &c
brls onions, 5 b1s breakfast bacon, 5 tee hams,
537 brls potatoes, 6 brls whisky, brl mo-
lasses, SO brls oil, l041 SKIS corn, 400 bales
hay, % bales straw, 173 SKIS oats, csk wine,
and 1850 SKIS corn.
The following are the official quotations
reported yesterday, with comparative valuep,
as given by dealers generally.
BaEADsTUFFs.
CoRN-White and mixed, 60@62c from
store; from levee, 56(957c for white, mixed,
SEC.
CoREMEAL-Kiln-dried 81 90 from store;
Sc rs from mill and levee.
OATs-White, SIC from store, Sic from
levee; mixed, 51(aa52c from store, SOC from
levee; black, 55c from store, 52@53c from
levee; red, Toe from store; none offering.
HAY-Choice, from store $4,000; from le-
wee in car lots, Sl4@15. Prime, S0@8oo
from store; from levee, Sl3913 so. Prairie,
Soc from store; 81 50@8 from levee.
BRAN-None Offering from levee; 500
OIL per ton from store.
FLoUR-From store-family, 81 20; extra
family, IS 25@5 SO; choice, S. 50@5 rs;
fancv, $685. 25; extra fancy, Sc 50@6 rs;
patents, S7(98 25. From levee and track
family, 81 4094 go; extra family, 81 300
Is; choice, IS 1905 so; fancy, SIS 60@5 80;
extra fancy, IS 80(96; patents, S. 1907 70.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, 81 5094 rs
from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, 81 30
G15 from store.
HoMINY AND GRITs-From store, IS rs.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, IS from store;
medium, 81 rs.
RICE-Louisiana, common, 54973c; Caro-
lima, 6@8c.
LOUISVILLE, February 10.-Flour dull;
higher grades, Sc 25@6 rs. Wheat dulli
No. red winter, 81 05(91 10. Corn dull;
No. white, SOC; No. mixed, 4S949c. Oats
dull; mixed Western, 42c.
CINCINNATI, February 10.-Fiour frmer
but not quotsbly higher; family, 81 1905 10;
fancy, IS 1905. Wheat stesdy; No. 2 red
winter, 81 10. Corn quiet, 579573c. Oats
firm, 42c. Rye dull, 663c. Barley in fair
demand; extra No. 8 fall, zoe.
NEW ORLEANS, February 10.-Flour in
good demand and prices a shade higher;
higher grades, S5@6. Oats in fair demand !;
choice, SIC. Cornmeal, 1908 10. Hay
prime, $15@16; choice, Sl8; fancy, 500. Rice
steady, with a good demand; ordinary to
prime, 5@6fc.
NEW YORK, February 10.-Flour firm;
super6ne Western and State, So 5093 85
Wheat-cash lots quiet but firm; options
| opened 3@5c higher, but subsequently, lost
| theIaGvance, closing steadier and 4(93c above
inside prices; ungraded red, 81 0791 20.
| Corn-cash firm; options opened s@tc
higher but closed with the advance partly
lost; ungraded, 6s@743c. Rice quiet but
| steady.
BALTIMORE, February 10.-Flour strong;
Western super6ne, So 37@@4; extra, 81 II
"a 81; family, SIS 1O@6. Wheat-West-
ern lower; No. 2 winter red, spot and Feb
ruary, 81 1901 1s3; March, 81 1901 1911;
May, 81 22391 %. Corn-Western shade
better; mixed, spot, 73c; February, 703@
703c; March, 6S3@6S3c; April, 6Sa6S4c;
May, 67496Stc; steamer, 663c asked. Oats
firm; Western white, 50@5lc; mixed, 48@
Acc; Pennsylvania, 48@5lc. Rye steady, 70
orc.
ST. LOUIS, February O.-Flour-family,
"a 5O94 go; choice, S5@5 10; fancy, SIS 15@
5 80. Wheat lower, slow and unsettled; No.
2 red, 81 09s91 10 cash, ST 10 February,
81 103@l IL Marc3, 81 12s@l 12f April,
81 135 al 14S, closing at 81 lSs May; No. 8
red 81 054 Corn lower and unsettled; 81 {
@51Sc cash, 514@513c February, 515@523c,
closing at 52ic March, 53t@53sc April,
54J@54sc, closing at 54}c May. Oats lower;
3St(a 3Ssc cash, 37a@SS8c February, 392c
May. Rye better, &c. Barley steady. so
@SOc. Cornmeal firm, 81 5O@2 So.
CHICAGO, February l0.-FIeur quiet; COM
mon to choice spring, S. 50@4 rs. Wheat
irregular; regular, 81 052@1 055 February,
ST 065@iO6I March, 81 07s@1 OFT April,
81 12b(91 12f May; No. 2 Chicago spring,
81 05a@l 055; No. . red winter 81 0739
l 073. Corn unsettled but generally higher;
55s@553c cash and February, 56@561c
March, Soc April, SOC May. Oats dull and
lower; 1884, cash, 3sic February, 3sAc March,
3Ssc April, 403c May, 40ic June. Rye quiet,
64c. Barley steady, 85c.
Receipts-Four, $500 barrels; wheat,
1000 bushels; corn, $4,000; oats, $4,000;
rye, $500; barley, $4,000. Shipments-Flour
263 barrels: wheat $500 bushels: corn, 1900: