Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-08-29

opened firm, then advanced s@sc, but
after the Dol call prices broke ls@lsc ard
closed 4@1sc under yesterday; No. 2 red,
cash, nominally S9fc; August, 9Oe, closing
Sole nominal; September, 9O99lsc, closing
at 9Jc; October, 92s@933r. closing at 92t9
92}c; November, 94t@952c. Corn weak,
very slow and q shade lower: No. 2 mixed,
cash, 4Ol@4Ite; September 40f@40sc; Oc-
tober, 38a939c, closing 3s4c; November,
363c; year, 335c. Oats lower and inactive;
No. 2 mixed, cash, 23f@243c; August, 234c;
September, 23c; Octoner, z33c. Rye quiet,
SIC. Bran quiet, SIC at the mill 5S(G59c
on the east track. Cornmeal dull, 81.
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, ST.
009 bn; corn, 50, 900 blu; oats, $4,000 Blu;
rye, 5000 bu; barley, 1000 bu. Ship
~ments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, $1,000
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bui rye,
1000 bu; barley, none.
afternoon BOtrd.-Wheat was s(93c low.
or. Corn s@fc lower. Oats unchanged.
CHICAGO, Ill August 2s.-There was a
string opening in wheat to-day and shorts
appeared anxious to cover. In coDse-
quence there was an early advance of go
&c, October selling up to S3sc and then
fuctuated for some time, but foally be-
est figures, closing on the regular board &c
lower than yesterday and declined tc ad-
ditional at the afternoon session. The
Liverpool market was quoted as being
f.rrn, but beyond this there was no outside
news to affect the market and it was gov
erned mainly by speculation. The re-
ceipts were fair and shipments only mod.
crate. The weather was fine, and this
war cited as one OF the reasons for the DO
cline. The corn market rured moderately
steady, but values were somewhat weaker.
The receipts we're smaller and prices at
one time ruled a shade higher, but gradu-
ally fell back, and closed on the regular
board &c under yesterday, with a further
decline in the afternoon of {@3c for the
near futures. Railroad freights we're re-
duced Sc per 100 pounds, and the receipts
for the day were smaller. The corne for
some time threatening in the August de-
liveries for oats faded out of sight to-day,
for, although the market opened firm
and advanced &c owe yesterdays closing.
The demand was limited and trade was
slow, offerings increased and the price
finally broke 2sc from the outside, reacted
slightly and closed steady. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steadier
during most of the session, bu5 toward
noon became weak and sold off 1sc from
early outside prices, closing &c under yes
terday. Sales ranged August, 79s@81c,
SiOoOA az tC4O ROPlChIoCfs oOSN1Cl2 NS
closed at sole; October, s2f@S3sc, closed
at S2sc; November, 8is@S &c, closed at
S4lcj No. 2 spring, 794@79ac; No. 8
spring, 72@723c; No. 2 red, SIC; No. &
red, Sic. Corn Quiet and steady; there
was a fair shipping demand, but specu-
lstive trading Was slow. Prices ruled a
shade higher early, but fell I5scK slightly
and closed &c Lover for tie near futures
cash. 44fc; August, AL 443c, c'osed
at 44fc; September, 445944sc, closed
at 44Bc; October, 425@43(c, closed at 42Bc;
Novembe., 40@4Oic, closed at 40c Oats
the threatened corner in August deliv-
Prices declined &c fsom outside figures,
and the market closed nearly at
the inside. The other options ruled
a shsds easier. Cash, 25fc;
August, 25i@27sc closed at 25tc: Septem-
Der, 242@255c, closed at 2446245c; Octo-
Der, z45@255c, closed at 2iic. Rye steady
No. 2, Sole. Flax seed steady; No. l,
81 10 Rsceipys-Flcur, 900 brls; wheat
27.000 bu; corn, 237, 900 bu; oats, III ,00C
bu; rye, ] 1900 bu barley, 5000 blu. ship
ments- Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, l36,00(
bu; corn, 345, 600 bu; oats, n 1000 bu; rye
$4,000 bn; barley, 1000 bu.
afternoon Board Wheat weaker, Il
lower. Corn i@Sc lower. Oats &c lover
for August.
PROVISIONS.
BUTrER-Cgeamery, 2O@22c; fancy, 25a
dairy, 166lSc; butterine, 14@l5c; county
l2t@lSc, according to condition.
CHEEsE-Prime flats, COZ; N. Y. fac
tory, Sc; full cream, 124@1Sc; Y. A.
13@1S4c.
sugsr-cured hams, packed, 101@11ae
breakfast bacon, 9!@103c; clear rib ba
con, 63@7c.
BULK PoRK-Clear sides, 6a665c; clea
rib sides, 6f@6sc; shoulders, 4f@4sc.
LARD ierces. 75@7fc; halt barrels
7s@73c; kegs, 7s@72c buckets, 7k@7ac
h~ait-buckets, 6s9Stc; 20-lb tins. 7s@73c
1C-ib tins, 7s@73c; 5-lb tins, 73@7sc; 3-lI
tbs, 75@sc; choice kettle, ssGS4c,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 2S.-Provision
active and higher. Pork, % 5000 rs
Bulk meats-long clear, 5.70c; short rib
5 85c; short clear, 6.05c. Bacon-lonI
clear, 65@6.20c: short rib .40@64c; shor
clear, 6.60@6 65c. Hams, 10@l2c. Lard
oso,
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 2S.-Pro
visions steady. Bacon-clear rib sides
6 3Sc; clear sides. &c; shoulders, 4.3Sc
Bulk m~eats-clear rib sides, &c; clear sides
Soc; shoulders, &c. Mess pork, SIC
idulo- -cuSai-CuiCuJ 4o2@A1C' hdio-
choice leaf, SIC.
C~INCINNATI, o., August 2S.-Pork dull
50 80. Lard firmer, 8 1905 zoe. Bull
meats irregular; shoulders, 3Sc; short rib
5 S5@5 90c. Bacon steady; shoulders, 44c
short rib, 6 45c; short clear, Sic. Butte
quiet; extra creamery, 22@23c; fame
dairy, 15@l6c. Eggs easier, HOP
Cheese firm: choice mild Ohio factory
63@7c.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 25.-Mess por
ruled a shade easier early, but rallied 2
@25c, and closed steady; cash, IS 90@9
September, s. SO@9, closed at IS 929(
8 95; October, IS $500 Oh, closed at IS 81
az; November, 8 9l4@9. closed at s. go
as 50. Lard ruled steady, prices shown
very little change; cash, 6223@6 25c
September, 6 224 a6 25c, closed at 6.25'
October, 63O@6 324c: November, 600
6.25, closed at 6.223@6.25c. Boxed meal
steady; dry sailed shoulders, 4@4.25c
short rib sides, 5 S5@55c, short clear side
6961c. On the Produce Exchange butte
firm; creamery, 16@20c; dairy, 1l@17t
Eye firm, l29l3e.
afternoon BOard-Pork 23c lower. Lar