Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-17
EADSTUFFS.

CoRN-White, $4,000 from store; from
ievee, 55@57c.
CoRNMEAL-Kiln-dripd,s So 10 from store;
| l09l5c cheaper from mill, levee and track.
OATs-WhiIe, 53c from store, sic from
levee; mixed, 50951c from store, Soc from
levee; black, 55c from store, 52@5Sc from
evee; red, Zoe from store.
HAY-Choice, from store, $4,000; prime,
'S0@85c; prairie, Soc. Round lots from levee
or track 1908 cheaper.
BRAN-None offering from levee; $20@2l
per ton from store.
FLoUR-From store-family, 81 95; extra
family, IS 50@5 IS; choice, SIS 1906; fanc' +,
IS 25@6 so; extra fancy, IS 1907; patents,
81 25G1S %. From levee and track l0935c
OATMEAL-In half barrels, 81 50@4 IS
from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, 81 so
95 from store.
HoMINY AND GRTTs-From store, S. rs.
WHITE BEANs-Nayy, IS from store;
medium, 81 70.
RIoE-Louisiana, common, 54@71c; Caro-
lima, 64@Sc.
BUFFALO, February 16.-Wheat nominal;
No. hard Duluth held at 81 80. Corn
dull; car lots No. 2, 643c. Other grain neg
| ected.
CINCINNATI, February 16.-Flour firm;
family, IS 1905 40. Wheat easier; No. 2
red winter, 81 IL Corn dull and nominal;
held at 65c; ear, 55c. In other grain nothing
was offered.
LOUISVILLE, February 16-No business
doing beyond small local trade; quota
tions nominal. Four-higher grad, 8, Sc 25
6675. Wheat-No. red winter, 81 05
al 10. Corn-No. 2 white, SOC; No. 2 mixed,
49(d)49c. Oats-mixed Western, 42c.
New ORLEANS, February 16.--Flour in
fair demand and prices higher; higher grades,
SIS l5@6 Is. Corn-supply exhausted. Oats
none in first hands. Cornmeal steady, S. Is
(93 Is Hay steady, with good demand !;
or iinsry, Sic; prime, S1S@19; choice, $40.
Rice 6rmer; ordinary to prime, 5@6sc.
TOLEDO, February 16.-Wheat active and
1c better; No. 2, spot, 81 133 bid March,
81 Is; April, 81 Ia; M y, 81 10; June,
81 l9i; July, 81 l3. Germ quiet; high mixed,
593c; No. 2, spot, February, or March, 593c;
May, 62(9623c; rejected, Soc; no grade, o2c.
45c.
NEW YORK, February 16.-Flour quiet;
super6ne Western, IS rs. Wheat-cash
lots 3t9lc lower; options opened i@3c lower,
but bsequently recovered from the decline
and advanced 3@1fc; ungraded red, 81 09@
127. Corn-cash lots hose lower; options
opened 4C93c lower, but aiterward recovered
| from the decline and advanced 4(914c, clos
ing very firm; uugrsded, 70@75c. Rice
| quiet but steady.
ST. LOUIS, February 16.-Flour firm and
better; fancy, IS 25@6; choice, SIS 1905 20;
family, "a 5594 65. Wheat opened higher,
then advanced, and closed fraction off; No.
2 red, 81 1901 l3s cash, 81 lSS February,
81 143 Marc ), 81 164 al 165, closing at 81 l6i
April; 81 1S4@1 10, closing at 81 1s3 May;
81 16i bid June; No. 8 red, 81 0S3(91 90.
Corn opened higher, then advanced, and
closed shade lover; 55s@55Bc cash, 55S@
Sc; February, 56@56se March, 57I9573c,
closing at 673@57ac April; 573@5Sac, clos.
ing at 5S1c May. Oats higher but slow;
3S4@39c cash, 3Sgc February, 39s@39ic
March, 4ls9415c May. Rye steady, 634c.
Barley quiet, 60@S0c. Cornmeal higher,
$685..
afternoon Board. - Wheat excited and
higher; 81 Isl bid February, 81 15i bid
March, 81 III bid April, 81 l9i May, 81 III
June. Corn higher and firm; 565c February,
sac March, 5S4c bid April, 59s@593c May,
sole hid June. Oats higher; S9c February,
393c March, 42ac May.
CHICAGO, February l6.-Fleur quiet but
firm; common TO choice spring, s. 5094 rs.
Wheat active, firm and higher, but unsettled;
regular, 81 105@l lot February, 81 1910
l lO1 March. 81 l1s@1 III April, 81 16f@
/ l6i May; No. 9 red winter, 81 IL; No. 2
Chicago spring, 81 092@I 10s. Corn unset
tied but generally higher; size cash, 5Ss@
5S4c Msrcb, 5Ssc April, 624962sc May.
Oats sctive, irm and higher; S9sc cash, 500
@S9sc February, S9ac March, 40c April,
42s@42fe May. Rye steady, Csc. Barley
slesdY, Soc.
! CdA-Wheal strong and higher; 81 115@
III March, 81 l2s April, 81 l6s May. Corn
irregular; IS, Fesruary, 5S3c March, 59tc
April, 62sc May. Oats stronger and adj
vanced 194c.
Receipts-Floor, $4,000 barrels; wheat,
10000 bushels; corn, 19l 600; oats, 81 900;
rye, $500; barley, $500.