Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-25
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meal frmer and higher. Flour advancing.
WHEAT-From track, 90@95c.
CoRN-Shelled and ear, sacked and bulS,
493@533c; from store, 57(a59c.
OATs-Choice mixed, 4Sc on 1evee; Soc |
from store. Il
HAY-Choice timothy, SIS % on levee; 81 |
per hundred from store; prime, $12@15; |
prairie, S7@750 from track.
BRAN-Sl5 50@l6 per ton from levee; S5 |
@90c per hundred from store.
Observation-Disclosures, nominally 50 45 |
az so.
FLouR-superfne, 81 5O@4 70; extra,
"a 65@5 15; family, xxx, So 2595 so;
choice to fancy, S. 1905 25;patents, s. 75@
z %.
oArMEAL-In half barrels, 81 5O@4 70
from store.
CRACKED WHEAr-In half barrels, 81 30
as from store.
HoMINY-From store, 81 25@4 so.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, 50 50@2 70 from
store.
RIcE-Louisians, common, 7@7ac; prime,
SC; Carolina, s@s3c.
CINCINNATI, January 24.-FIour quiet;
family, S5@5 So; fancy, S. 5096. Wheat
steady, with good demand; No. 2 red win
| ter, 81 06. Corn weaker, 533954c. Oats
weaker, 42@42ac. Rye weaker, 654@653c.
Barley steady; extra No. 8 fall, 7l973c.
LOUISVILLE, January 24-Flour firm; ex-
ira family, S. 25@S so; higher grades, $50
6 so. Wheat in fair demand and market
firm; No red winter, $1@1 OF. Corn steady;
No. white, SOC; No. 2 mixed, SOC. Oats
in good demand and prices shade higher;
No. 2, 42@4Sc.
New ORLEANS, January 24.--Flour steady;
higher grades, "a 60@5 so. Corn quiet but
| steady, 60c. Oats steady, with fair demand;
choice, 50@5lc. Cornmeal scarce and firm,
81 70(a275. Hay quiet; ordinary, $14915;
prime, ST.; choice, S2l(922. Rice inactive;
Louisians, ordinary to choice, 4a@6sc.
| NEW YORK, January 24.-Flour dull;
superfne Western and State, So 1908 80.
Wheat-cash grades 4(a3c lower; options
Hale lower; ungraded, ST. 0l@l Is. Corn
heavy and a@1sc lower on options, and
1@14c lower on spot; upgraded, 62(973c.
Rice in fair demand and market firm; do
nestle, 5t@7c.
BALTIMORE, January 24-Flour quiet
and firm; Western super6ne, So 25@3 IS;
extra, S404 70; family, 1906. Wheat
Western easier and inactive; No. winter
red, spot, 81 12a9l Is; January, 81 Is asked !;
February, 81 1901 l3S; March, ST 15t@
/ ISL; May, 81 1901 1884, Combustion
higher, closing easy and dull; mixed, spot,
72ac bid; January, 73c asked; February, 66c
asked; March, 65s@653c; steamer, 6sa@
70c Oats scarce and firm; Western white,
5O@51c; mixed, 47@49c; Pennsylvania, 4S
oslo. Rye firm, 76977c. Hay quiet.
ST. LOUIS, January 24-Flour easier but
not lower; family, 81 10@4 25; choice, "a 60
IA 20; fancy, 81 85@5 10. Wheat lower
but fairly active; No. red sold Down from
ST. O5 to ST. o. cash, 81 Oh to 81 04i Februa-
ry, ST 06s 10 81 053 Marci, 81 07s to 81 OFT
April, ST O9s TO 81 083 May; No. red, 95c.
Corn, with fair trading at lower prices, sold
straight down from sole to 49sc cash, 500
to 4ssc February, Sic to 495c March, 50ac
April, 52Rc to 5lsc May. Oats dull and
lower; 374@37 &c cash, 3Ss@3Stc Fetrusry,
381 93Sks May. Rye lower 10 sell, 5Sac
bid. Barley steady, GOOSE. Cornmeal quiet,
81 40 ~ gag
Afternoon Board.-Wheat better; ST. 04 bid
January, 81 O4s February, ST 05a01 O5i
March, 81 90 May. Corn active and higher
49sc bid January, 495c February, 51B@53fc
May. Oats lower; S73c January, 37tc Feb
ruary, 3sic May.
CHICAGO, January 24-Fleur steady
spring, So 50@4 20; winter, So 1904 rs;
, patents, SIS 5O(96 25. Wheat weaker but
active; regular, 81 01t January, ST olga
/ Ola February, 81 02&91 023 March. ST 03s
April, 81 073@1 07s May; No. 2 Chicago
spring, S1@1 OFT; No. 9 red winter, 81 023
! Corn in active demand but unsettled and If.
regular; sc cash, 6Sic January, 69sc Feb
, ruary, 56@56tc March, SITE May. Oats
uary, 37}c February, SHE March, 39fc May.
8 Rye dull and lower, 63c. Barley dull, 50
@S4c.
CaR--Wheat generally unchanged, but
3 some sales rather lower. Com generally un-
9 changed, but some sales rather lower. oat'
declined 4c.
Receipts: Flour, 10000 barrels; wheat
IL, 900 bushels; corn, 1000; oats, 81 600
rye, 1900; barley, $4,000. Shipments: Flour
ii 900 barrels; wheat, 2I0O bushels; corn
$1,000; oats, 10000; rye, $40; barley, 5000
PROVISIONS.
. Hog products firm and tending up, with
, very lively demand. B1tter in good sup
/. ply and light demand.
!, BUrTER-Butterine, 17@1Sc; common, is
020c; country, 10000; Western, 259SS Sc
CHEEsE-Faclory, 1091lc; full cream, 1.
3 @144c; Y. A, 15(916c.
6 MESS PoRK-Sl9 per barrel; sugar
cured hams, $l3 so breakfast bacon, Sl3 81
6 per cwt.
6 BULK MEArs-Packed-clea sides, 50 81
6 az rs; clear rib, So 37a@s 30; shoulders
d s. %.
Il FRESH MEATs-Beef, headquarters, 6@7c
d forequarters, 394c. City dressed hogs, 1Oc
!. country dressed, 7a@ec.
e LARD-Tierce, S11 373; kegs, S11 621
20-lb pals, Sl2; lob, $12 so; 3-lb, S12
Z leaf lard, 81 higher.
d NEW YORK, January 24.-Pork dull; ne'
3 new mess, SIS 40@lS rs. Lard inactive
50 prime steam, 10.S23c.
= LOUISVILLE, January "a. - Provision
s quiet. Pork-new mess, Sl8. Bulk meats
: shoulders, SIC; clear rib, 9tc;clear sides, 81
= Bacon-shoulders, Sc; clear rib 10c; Ion
clear, 123c. Lard firm; choice kettle-rer
A dered, 12c.
q, CdNcINNATI, January 24.-Pork easie
l. ST. 5O@17 rs. Lard dull and lower to eel
104c. Bulk meats firm; shoulders, &c; cles
y rib, &c. Bacon steady; shoulders, SIC; cles
rib, 10fc; clear, 10ic. Butter quiet; choie
Western reserve, Csc; choice Central Ohio, 20
10 81. LOUIS, January 24.-Butter-dair
25@S2c; creamery, 34t4Ssc. Eggs unchange
"a Pork dull, SIT % cash, Sl7 20 Februar
:, Bulk meats dull; short rib, S.S0c; short clea
as 910c. Bacon lower; long clear, 10c; sho
AZ rib, 1010c; short clear, 10. 40c. Lard nomins
50 16.45c.
q, os CHICAGO. January 24-Pork inactiv
Il closed steady; $l7 259l7 IS cash, SI7 Is,
% IL 80 January, Sl7 S0@l7 323 Februar
~ ss SI7 509l7 52iMsIch, 81 7of9l7 723 Apr
70 SIT 90(9I7 92a May, S1s O2i@IS 05 Jun
p Lard insctive; 1857 910. zoe cash and ] an
20 airy, 1O.70@l072ac February, 10s5@10
= March, los5@lo.s72c April, l1.07i9l1.l