Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-10


Louisville and Nashville Railway-125
hrls -four, 26 brls whisky, 8 cara bulk meats,
20 nd mules.
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern X all
way-1 car cotton-seed, 2 cars bulk meats,
235 brls flour, 10 brls onions, 95 pkgs lard, 5
pkgs tobacco.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railway cars
cotlon-seed, 160 SKIS cotton seed, l car lumber
Memphis and Little Rock Railway-65 nd
cattle, 81 hid hogs.
Memphis and Charleston Railway-2 cars
bulk oats, l car lumber, car cotton-seed,
5S SKIS coffee, % bxs breakfast bacon, z bis
whisky, As brls meal, brls potatoes, so
bxs tobacco, tubs butter, 10 bxs eggs.
Steamer Coahoms, from Osceola-374 sks
coiton-seed, 4 bgs Seduction.
Steamer katie Hooper, from Arkansas
river-l30 axis cotton seed, 6 bgs seduction
Steamer Charles P. Chouteau, from New
Orleans 266 brls molasses, 80 hhds sugar,
c-ks wine, POI ska cJtton-seed.
mr. james Lee, FROM Frisrs Point
$40 SKIS cotton seed, 10 bgs seduction, so
brls cottonteed oil, 81 nd caltl-, l horse.
Steamer Josie Harry, from White river
| 637 skis cotton-seed, 81 dressed hogs.
Steamer Tiger, from Council Bend-20 bgs
| seed cotton, ST SKIS cotton. seed.
Steamer Golden Crown, from New Orleans
The following are the official quotations
reported yesterday, with comparative values,
as given by dealers generally.
B1EADsTuFFs.
WHARTON track, 90@95c.
CoRN-White and mixed, 60(962c from
store; from levee, 56@57e for white, mixed,
| SEC.
CoRNMEAL-Kiln-dried, 81 so from store;
So 20 from mill and levee.
OATs-White, 53c from store, sic from
levee; mixed, 5l952c from store, Soc from
levee; black, 55c from store, 49@53c from
levee; red, Toe from store; none offering.
HAY-Choice, from store $4,000; from le-
wee 10 car lots, Sl4@15. Prime, S0@Soc
from store; from levee, Sl3@13 so. Prairie,
SOC from store; 81 50@S hom ievee.
BRAN-None Offering from levee; $40
| (92l per ton from store.
| FLoUR-From store-family, 81 20; extra
family, IS 25@5 60; choice, IS 50@5 rs;
| fanc', S6@6 %; extra fancy, sc 50(96 IS;
patents. SOS 25. From levee and track
4 family. 81 40(94 60; extra family, 81 90@
5 10; choice, IS 1905 so; fancy, S. 60@5 80;
extra fancy, So S0@6; patents, Sc 1907 rs.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, 81 50(94 70
from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, 81 so
| @5 from store.
HoMINY AND GRITs-From store, IS rs.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, So from store;
medium, So rs.
RIcE-Louisiana, common, 53@71c; Caro-.
lima, 6@Sc.
LOUISVILLE, February 9.-Flour steady
higher grades, Sc 25@6 rs, Wheat steady
snd 6rm; No. 2, red winter, 81 05G1 10
Corn steady; No. white, Soc; No. 2 mixed
4S@49c. Oats quiet; mixed Western, 42c.
CINCINNATI february 9.-Flour quiet but
firm; family, 81 1905 10; fancy, S. 4)CG6
Wheat ste2dy, with a fair demand; No. :
red winter, 81 10. Corn strong, 57@574c
Oats steady, with fair demand, 42c. Rye
quiet but firm, 67@6Sc. Barley quiet; exlrs
No. 8 fall, Soc.
New YORK, February 9.-Flour dull
super6ne Western and State, 50 50@3 IS
Wheat-cash grades i@4c lower; optioul
collie lower; uugrsded red, 81 l091 25
Corn-cash trifs better; options opened {
shade stronger but afterward declined 1(9sc
closing dull; ungraded, 6s@76c. Rice quiet
NEW ORLEANS, February 9.--Flour il
good demand at full prices; higher grades
"A 85@5 So. Corn-supply exhausted anC
commands higher prices. Oats in active de
msnd; prime, Soc; choice 5l@52c. Cornmea
quiet but firm, 1908 10. Hay dull; prime
S15@16; choice, sl8; fancy, $50. Rice il
good demand; ordinary to prime, 5@64c.
BALTIMORE, February 9.-Flour strong
with good inquiry; Western super6ne, s. 8,
(94; extra, 81 1904 81; family, S. 10@6
Wheat-Westeru steady; No. 2 winter red
spot, 81 1901 lSs; February, 81 lSs bid
March, 81 1901 20; April, 81 2l341 %
May, 81 2Si@l 23s. Corn-Western
shade easier; mixed, spot, 72c; February
70i@7Osc; March, 68s96Ssc;. April, oslo
4 May, 6oi@6S2c; steamer, 66@6Sc. Dat
shade easier; Western white, 50@5lc
mixed, 47@49c; Pennsylvania, 4S95lc. BY
firm, 7l@7Sc.
ST. LOUIS, February 9-Flour better
family, 81 50@4 60; choice, S5@5 10; fancy
SIS 16(95 80. Wheat-cash lower; option
opened shade better but declined, closiu
weak; No. 2 red, 81 10a91 II cash, 81 LOG
! II February, s. lIt@I III Marca, s. Y
al 12i April, 81 14G,1 10, May, 81 13l
1S4 June, closing at inside figures; No.
} red higher, 81 %. Corn lower; only moder
ate trading; 5ls@52c cash, 5l2C952c Feb
ruary, 52}@52sc March, 5Ss@5Ssc Apri
54s@55c May, 54s(955c June, closing at il
side figures. OaIs lower and slow; 3S2G
3Ssc cash, 3Ssc February and bid Marct
395(940sc May. Rye frmer, Gle bid. Bal
} ley steady, 60f9S5c. CornmeaI steady, g 81
afternoon Board.-Wheat lower; 81 09(
09R February, 81 10J March, 81 12s Apri
81 IA May, 81 124 bid June. Corn loves
} 5ls@5llc February, 5Stc March, 5Sic Apri
sale May. Oats dull and weak; 3Ssc bi
February, SSac March, 39ac May.
CHICAGO, February 9.-Fleur quiet; con
} mon TO choice spring, IS 50@4 IS. Whe:
, unsettled but generally lower; reguls
81 05a February, 81 06s91 06i March, 81 o.
al OFT April, 81 1lsg91 III May; No.
Chicsgo spring, 81 05i; No. 9 red winte