Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-29

were those of the week ending Septem-
Der Sth, amounting to 9,S05,09l bushels.
The largest before that time was
the last week of July, 1880. Nevertheless
there is a moderate demand, and while the
visible supply seems to be increasing there
comes the report from Ontario that the
prospect for a short crop of wheat "has
led the Dominion Millers' Association to
call a special meeting for the purpose of
urging the government to reduce the duty
On wheat" Hogs still come in plentifully,
the receipts to-day being fully up to ex-
pectations. The whole country seems to
have raised an abundant quantity, as re-
ports from every section Including the
South), says they have more thar wanted
for consumption, and there is liable to be
a dearth in all hog products.
Whedt-October opened at 94sc, adj
vanced to955c, declined to GAGE and closed
at l o'clock at 95fc; on call sales were
made at 95sc. November opened at 963c,
advanced to 97ac, declined to- 974c and
closed at l o'clock at 97!c; on call sales
were made at 971@97sc.
Corn.-October opened at 499c, advanced
to 5Ssc and closed at 49Sc; on call sales
were made at 49S@493c. November
opened at 4Ssc, advanced to 494c and closed
at 4S3c; sales were made on call at 4Ss@
49c.
Pork.-October opened at $40 %, ad-
vanced to $40 20, and closed at SO So; IN
ooD solao rnn1n ut S10 eOlIN10 e0
Pork for January opened at Sl1 Pa, adj
vanced to S11 40, closing at S11 324 sales
on call were made at 81 329. Clear rib
sides for October opened at So 20, closing
at s. 80; on call sales were made at
s. S2}. January clear rib sides opened at
S. so, declined to So 772, closing at So S24 !;
on call sales were made at s. So. Lard
for October opened at 81 so, advanced to
81 95, closing at 81 S7&; January lard
opened at 81 729, advanced to 81 IS, and
closed at 81 723.
Receipts-Wheat 81, 254 bu; corn, 306,-
665 bu hogs, $4,000 head. Shipments
wheat, 100,35l bu; corn, 1929 bu hogs
official yesterday, 6642 head; price of
hogs, 81 1905 60.
Associated Press Report.
CHICAGO, September 2S.-Wheat-reg-
ular stronger; opened at yesterdays clos
ing under a good short demand, advanced
1c, receded &c and closed &c higher than
yesterday sales ranged at 94@943c Sep
TENDER, 94s@951c October, 964@973c No
vember, 96s0993c December, 81 003 Jan
uary, 81 O7B@1 07s May; winter, 81 02!@
l 03; spring, 95995ic. On call sales were
SIS, 200 bushels; regular at s@4c higher.
Corn steady and firm; opened a shade
stronger, advanced &c, receded 4@sc, and
closed 4@sc higher than yesterday 4;
| sales ranged at 49s950c September, 1890
sole October, 4S4@494c November, 47s@
47lc the year, 468@474c January, 49f9
495c May. On call, sales were $4,000
bushels at b@ic higher.
Oats in only fair demand but firmer, in
sympathy with other markets; sales
ranged at 27l@275c September-O october,
32@32sc May. On call, sales were 5000
bushels at closing prices, changed to &c
better.
Pork only moderately active, chiefly
confined to October and January; opened
2t(d5c higher, advanced 10(dy30c, de-
clined 10@15c, rallied 20G,30c, closed
steady; sales ranged at $40 PA October,
$40 5000 So November, $40 45@10 81
December, $40 20G10 80 the year,
81 27l@11 40 January. On call sales
were $500 barrels, at 5@10c higher.
Lard fairly active, firmer and 10@
l5c higher; sales ranged at 81 S0G7 80
81 65G7 20 November-D December, 81 624@
I 65 the year, 81 7O@7 70 January
On call sales were 1850 ~tierces, at a shade
weaker to sc lower.