Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-03
3 3EADSTUEES.

of the Exchange and verified by thorough can
vass of the market.
61EADsTUFFs.
CoRN-White and mixed, CSC from
store; round lots from levse and track 2<@3e
CoRNMEAL-standard, So 10 from store; 1oa
15c cheaper from mill levee and track, as TO gradr
OATS-white, 5Sc from store; mixed, SIC from
store; black, 55c from store; red, nc from store
Round lots from levee l92c cheaper.
HAH-Choice from store, S5g90c; prime. S00
s5c; prairie, co.; round lois from levee or depot
s2a3 per ton cheaper.
BRAN-S20 per ton from store.
FLOUR-From store-extra, 81 %; double extra
81 so; family, s. 25d5 so extra family SIS So choice
So fancy IS 2596 80; extra fancy Sc 75q7; patents
81 259S 25 round lots from lsvee or track I0g15c
oATMEAL-In half barrels. 81 5Os4 20 from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 5o@5
HoMINY AND GRITs-Frsm store. s4a4 IS.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, s. from store; medium,
RICE-Louisiana, common, 5]5s7c; Carolina,
| 6hasc.
CINcINNA1I March 2. = Flour easier;
family, 81 9O@5 TO-. Wheat heavy: No. red win
ter, 81 II. Corn steady, 56c oats-market buoy
| ant but uuse tied, 4394jc Rye quiet but steady,
| size. Barley dull extra No. 3 fall, 63@65,.
| LOUISVILLE, NJ arch 2.--Flour steady, with
a good demand; family, So - "a higher grades
| 81 lO91 II. Corn steady and inn; No. white, 50
| 955c; No. mixed, 52954c. atsquiet but steady ;
mixed Western, 4i946c.
New YORK, March Flour dull; SUI
| peIfne Western and State, 50 70G4 o.. wheat
cash quiet but steady; options opened 14g5zc
| higher, but subsequently lost the advance and
red, 81 o8i 8 coTnscash s@izc lover M;" op
| tions opened "A g5sc better, but afterward became
easier and deeli1ed 49lAc closing unsettled;
| ungraded, e29731ac. Rice quiet but steady
| BALTIMORE. March 2-Flour dull; How
ard street and Western superine, IS 50g425 extra.
| 81 Gg5 25; family, s. % &C %. Wheat-Western
| rPd kad I'm
2lH; Arrii, 81 2s3sal az; May. II 25sS@I 81.
Corn-westein higher but quiet; mixed, spot, 695l
mixed, 49a5lc; Pennsylvania, 5Oa54c. Rye quiet,
72g77c Hay steady; prime to choice Pennsylva-
| mia and Maryland, Sl3Sl6
ST. LOUIS, March 2-Flour-family, S5 80
as co. choice, s. 1905 25; fancy s. 55g5 20. Whest
hg1s s pnse H and m Closed
81 15s to 81 l4s April, 81 1875 to 81 175 closing
81 l5% May; No: red; q O; Corn opened
5ls4 TO- 54?4c cash, $40 i51Se closing at 54s<c
March, 56a569c closing at 5554e April: 57z@5s5sc,
42c cash. 43@4314c May. Rye dell, SOC bid. Barley
| steady, 60@S0c. Cornmeal firm, So S5a2 90.
MaEc5 81 ns sG april pnSg Nay m bid
June, " o. July 81 % bid the year Corn inactive;
@ msrSh S as S S. Agi SSeSSs May
Receipts-Flour: 1000 barrels; wheat II COO
bushels: corn, 5000; OATS 11,0OO; rye, none; bar
ley, 1900.
|
monl to choice spring wheat, IS so; Wisconsin
spring, So So Minnesota, So 50a4 25; bakers "a IS
grades, s2ss So Wheat opened strong and higher,
and closed at inside priees regular, 81 OS March,
O94gl oss Anil 81 i45sgI ds4 Z, Ma May 81 IA
settled; 57&a5774c cash, 57lE@57ssc March, $50
July. Oats firmer; 42lzc cash. 4fa411Sc March, 42c
April, 1870 May, 1876 June, 42s4c July. Rye
Cal Wheat inactive: regular, 81 ossS April
81 l$s4 May, 81 1890 "A June Corn inactive 57ht
g5I14c. Mar March. 57$c april 6,ssS62e May; 81.
Keceipts-Flour, q 600 barrels: wheat, 9OO(
barley, 81 900 shipmenis~FlouT, 2s6 barrels
wheat 3leO bushels; corn, 156oOoi OATS 5000; rye
Visible supply Of grain-whest, q, SIC, goo bush.
es; corn II 529 900; oats, 4165000; rye 6i7, 900
barley, 1857 600.
PROVISIONS.
BUTTER - Creamery quiet at 3S@44c
dairy. 25a3oe; butterlne, 1sg2oe;
CHEEsE-Prime fats, &c; New York factory, loe:
MESS PoRK-s25 50 per barrel; sugar-curet
hams, sls Is; breakfast bacon, s1s 1215 per ewt
BULK transformations sides, $40 s715
clear rib; SIC 62z5; shoulders, S.
FRESH NEATS-Beef, hindqusrters. 697c fore
quarters, satc. City dressed hogs 1Oc; country
LARD fierce. SO Is; half barrels. sl2 s2515
SIS S7{; 10lb tins, s1l2 s71s 5-lb tins, 49, S-ll
tins, IL l21z leaf lard, 81 higher.
New YORK, March Pork active, bu
lower; mess, SO 25619 so. Lard unsettled
and lower; prime steam, 1lLc.
LOUISVILLE, Msrch 2.-Provisious strong
Pork-new mess, $40. Baeon-shoulders, SIC
sugarcured hsms, 121&c. Lard steady; choice ket
tie rendered, 1214c.
and firm. Mess pork, $50 Bulk meats-shoulder
and clear rib sides. packed, SA9llc- Bacon
shoulders, sc; clear rib des. 12c Hams, l4915c
Lard-refned, l2Ac Butter quiet; Westerl
packed, 20925c; roll, 17922c. Eggs quiet 2Og2le
CIScINSATI, March Pork easier, SIS 81
ais 10. Lard in fair demand, but at lower rates
shoulders, &c; ear rib, 9.e0c. Bacon quiet, Blu
firm; shoulders, SIC; clear rib, 1896 clear lie
Butter dull; choice Western, sc; choice Contra
| Ohio, 20c.
ST. LOUIS, March -Butter-creamery
24a3sc: dairy, 24g30c. Eggs weak, 15c. Pork drIn
SIS S71& cash, SIS 40 asked March, SIS so bid May
| Bulk meats steady and firm; long clear, e90c
,hort rib. Ice. short clear, 1o!zc, Bacon quiet
; loug clear l054e; short nib, lO1sc; short cleaI
IL 20@ll14c. Lard nominal.
CHICAGO, March Pork easier; SIS 10G
ais seq May SIS 659is 20 June, SIS s0@1s SIS July
Lard easier; IFS dll.4Oc cash and March, l.471Se
i ii9 PIC july BnlE meats IN fair demand
shoulders 2c; short rib, l0lOc; short clear lC14
Butter duh aud tending downward; creamery. 25e
March, ll;4219e April, II SIZE May, lL609llss
June, ll.671zc July.
Stocks of provisions in this market March Is
close OF the packing season-Mess pork, US, 90
barrels; prime contract lard. 81 900 II rces; shol
, ribs SO, 26l 001 March 18TH last year-POrk, $40
600 barrels; lard 00o tierces; short nib 81 90
GROCERIES.
Q SUGAR-Pure white, g.; yellow, Si@s3c
open kettle 81 d71Sc; refined A, 91<991Sc; grant
. | lated, sI<9es4r; powdered, 101<9lOIzc; cut los
| 1Ok9l0&e-
= MOL common to fair. 35G45
y | prime to choice. 50@55c; eentrifuRals S595Oe, q
Y | 10 grade; fancy. 5S@60c.
9 COFFEE-Commou. sz9ekc; ordinary go
lOc: fair loss 9l0Sc; prime Rio, l2sz glS1c; fame
l4@isc: old government, 2926c.
1; CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Pnces per dozen: Pin