Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-16
RREADSTuEES.


CoRN-White, $4,000 from store; from
levee, 55@57c.
CoRNMEAL-KiIn-dried, So from store; 10
9l5c cheaper from mill, levee and track.
OATs-White, 5Sc from store, sic from
levee; mixed, 50@5lc from store, SOC from
levee; black, SOC from store, 52(953c from
levee; red, 75c from store.
HAY-Choice from store, $4,000; prime,
| S0@S5c; prairie, Soc. Round lots from levee
or track S2@3 cheaper.
BRAN-None offering from levee; $20921
per ton from store.
FLoUR-From store-fsmily, 81 95; extra
family, IS 50(95 rs; choice, IS 1906; fancv,
S. 25@6 80; extra fancy, Sc 1907; patents,
81 25gS Is. From levee and track l0935c
cheaper in round lots.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, 81 50@4 70
| from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, 81 so
| @5 from store.
HoMINY AND GRrTs-From store, IS rs.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, S. from store;
medium, 81 rs.
RIoE-Louisizna, common, 54@73c; Caro-
! lima, 64@8c.
CINcINNATI, February 15.-The markets
are almost nominal. Flour-fsmily, S4 80
| as so. Wheat strong; No. 2 red winter,
| 81 Is. Corn in good local demand, &c. In
other grain nothing was offered.
LOUISVILLE, February 15-Business is
practically suspended. Flour-higher grades,
| Sc 25M6 rs. Wheat-No. red winter, 81 05
| al 10. Corn-No. 2 white, SOC; No. 2 mixed,
4S@49c. Oats-mixed Western, 42c.
New ORLEANS, February 10. Flour
higher grades, S5@6. Corn strong and
higher; white and yellow, zoe. Cornmeal
6rmer, s. 1908 25 Hay in fair demand
and prices higher; or linary, SIG; prime,
S1S@19; choice, $40. Rice quiet and weak !;
ordinary to prime, 4B@6sc.
New YORK, February 15.-Flour firm;
superine Western, So rs. Wheat-cash
grades 1(124c higher and strong; options
| opened Ia13c better, but subsequently lost
the advance and declined tote, closing
stronger; ungraded red, 81 09@l 81. Corn
cash lots 4@4c higher; options opened Ia
lie higher, but afterward lost the advance,
closing frmer, with a slight reaction; un-
graded, 71@76c. Rice quiet but firm.
BALTIMORE, February 15.-Flour strong;
Western superfne, So 5O@@4; extra, $3.50
| as; family, S. 2596 25. Wheat-Western
high'r and active; No. 2 winter red, spot,
81 23i asked; February, ST. 234@1 2Ss;
March, 81 24s(a1 244; April, 81 26@1 26s;
| May, 81 27s91 27s. Corn-Western higher
aud active; mixed, spot, 74s975c; February,
7249734c; March, 7l@7lBc; April, 7Osc;
May, 69i@703c. Oats dull and easier;
Western white, 50@51c; mixed, 47@49c;
Pennsylvania, 4S@51c. Rye quiet, 7O@72c.
ST. LOUIS, February 15-Flour firm
and about five cents higher. Wheat opened
higher, advanced, then reacted aud closed
lower; No. 2 red, ST Is cash, 81 l3f91 134
February, 81 143(,l 154 March, 81 Is al III,
closing at 81 l6f April; 81 1901 10, closing
at 81 1Sf May; 81 163 June; No. 3 red,
81 0S@l 084. Corn higher and unsettled,
closing shade off from the highest prices;
| 54i@543c cash, 545c February, 554@56sc,
closing at 55kc March; 564@56sc April;
| 57@5S3c, closing at 57sc May; 5Sc June.
Oats higher but slow; 3S49S9c cash, sec
February, Sole March, 4194l4c May. Rye
firm, 6S9c. Barley steady, 6O@SOc. Corn
meal firm, S275.
afternoon BOard.-Wheat active and better;
81 14i@1 lag March, 81 164 April, 81 1870
49, May, 81 163 bid June. Corn easier
| 551c February, 573@5Sc March, 56s@565c
| April, 573@57Bc May, 574c June. Oats
higher for May; 3SSc February, S9sc bid
March, 4Isc May.
CHICAGO, February l5.-Fleur 6rmer but
| not quotably higher; common to choice
spring, S. 50@4 rs. Wheat unsettled but
generally higher; regular, 81 09@1 09s Feb
ruary, 81 09s9l 091 March, 81 10s9l 103
April, 81 15s May; No. 2 red winter, 81 10G;
No. Chicago spring, 81 099l O9s. Corn
unsettled but generally higher; sic cash,
574@57s &c March, 5Sc April, 6ls@6l &c May.
Oats in good demand and prices shade
higher; SOC cash, Sole February, 39s@394c
March, S9ic April, 4l5@42c May, 41Sc
June. Rye irmer, Csc. Barley, S5c.
CdH.-Wheat irregular; 81 09s February
and March, 81 lot April, 81 15s May. Corn
irregular; 57fc February, 57f@57sc March,
57sc April, 81 &c May. Oats irregular; 39sc
March, 39sc April, 41s@414c May.
Receipta-Floar, 10000 barrels; wheat,
$4,000 bushels; corn, sos, 500; oats, $4,000;
rye, 1900; bsrley, $4,000.