Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-06-23

ST. LOUIS, June 22.--FlOur easier but not
quoted lower family, So 6593 rs; choice,
81 2N94 so; fancy, 81 6595; patents, IS 25
@5 81. Wheat unsettled and nervous;
declined 3@3c early, then partially recov
cred, fiuctuated and closed lot below
July, 9930$1 00}, closing 81 00s; August,
81 01s6Dl 02s, closing 81 OF bid; Sepfem-
Der, 81 03s@l 045, closing 81 04s asked.
Corn higher but very slow for option
closed t(9sc above Saturday; No 2
mixed, cash, 433(1444c; July, 444@
44sc, closing 443c; August, 445(945c, clos
ing with top prices bid Oats dun but firm;
No. , mixed, cash, 32i@33c; August 25c
Rye dull; 6Qc bid. Flax seed quiet at
81 26. Hay dali; prairie S9@l1 70;
timothy Sl209l6. Bsan lower; 64c
at mil. Cornmeal quiet at 81 co. Re-
ceipts-Flonr, 2O00 bris; wheat SO 900 bu;
corn, 81, 600 bu; cats, 10, 600 bu rye. none
barley, none. Shipments-Flour, 1000
brls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn, Il 600 bu;
oats, is, coo bu; rye, 1000 bu barley none.
At the afternoon board wheat was firm
and unchanged and corn was steady but
slow.
CHICAGO, June 22.-The trading in
wheat was active during the first half Of
the session, but at lower range OF prices.
The market opened steady, with the cables
quoting g firm feeling in the foreign mar
ket; Dnt with very little outside trading
the feeling became heavy and prices ie
of s(9Sc quite rapidly, recovered tribe,
and then ruled dull and steady during the
remainder of the day. There was some
speculation as to the visible supply state
ment, the expectation appearing to be gem
erai that it would show an increase. Re
ports were received of harvesting in por-
tons OF Illinois, Missouri and Kansas, and
the statement was made that the outlook
for yield IN the latter State had improved
somewhat, but this was denied again in
other telegrams. No pronounced features
of any character were developed during
the day. and the close in the afternoon was
tame at 3Gsc under Saturday. The re-
eeipts were free, with the expectation Of
larger receipts tomorrow. Shipments are
light. The feeling In corn was firm, but
trade was quiet, the market closing s64c
higher On the regular board, with another
fractional advance in the afternoon. The
receipts were large, but operators generally
calculated upon q decrease in the visible
supply, and it was limited that negotie-
tons were in progress for the shipment of
a large quantity Of corn by lake. The
oats market ruled very quiet, and prices
exhibited little change. Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat ruled moderately
active, with weak feeling and lower
prices. Liverpool was reported firm,
but the crop reports from the West
and Southwest were more favor
an increase in the visible supply.
The market opened hole lower, declined
&c more, rallied &c, and finally closed &c
under Saturday. Sales ranged: June, SSf9
soc, closed 6Sse; July, S9@S93c, closed
S9Ic; August, y0s659l &c, closed 81 4c; Sep
TENDER, 93iGs93sc, closed oslo; No. spring,
SS49SSsc; No 3spring, 7SlG79c; No. cred,
944c; No. 5 red, S5(dSS1c. Corn quiet but
firm; the receipts were large, but de-
crease in the visible supply was confident
ly expected. The market opened 3c hi. h
er, rallied &c additional, declined &c, raj
lied &c, and closed &c higher than S2tuT-
day; cash, Age; June, 47B '047sc, closed
Age; July, 463@947c, closed 463e; August,
464C946gc, closed 46sc. Oats quiet but
steady; cash, 324 G932tc; June, 323(9323e,
August, 2SG]285c, closed 2Sc. Rye duu;
No. 2, 64c. FieX-seed quiet; No. l, 81 224.
Receipts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 5000
bu; corn, 250 600 bu; oats, 127, 600 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, 1000 bu, Shipments
Flour, 1900 bTls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn,
1884, 900 bu; cats, l22, 600 bu; rye, none;
barley, 1000 bu.
The following figures, taken from the
official statement OF the Board of Trade to
be posted on Change tomorrow morning,
show the amount OF grain in sight in the
United States and Canada, on Saturday,
June Goth, and the amount OF in
crease or decrease over the preceding
week: Wheat - II ,1SS, O26 bushels, in
crease 3l0,956 bushels; corn, S6S. S5I
bushels, increase 1877, 40 bushels; oats
3,ll7,75S bushels, increase 67S, 257 bushels;
rye-22l, 033 bushels, decrease 1892 bush
els; barley - 49,, S9l bushels, decrease
549S bushels. The amount of grain in
store in Chicago on the date named,
was: Wheat-14, 674, 727 bushels; corn
S79,034 bushels; oats-409, 9SS bushels;
ye-4O,592 bushels; barley-539 bushels.
PROVgsEoas.
BUrTER-CTeamery, 22t925c dairy, 1910
lSc; butterine, I39l5c; country, 15(922c,
according to condition.
CHEEsE-Prine flats, 5(96c: n. 7. FAC
tory, 7(SSc; full cream, 123913c; Y. a,
l2A01l3e.
MSS PoRK-s12 so per barrel; sugar
cured hams, packed, 94@1lc; breakfast
bacon, 949109c; clear rib bacon, SIC.
BULK PoRK-Clear sides, Gle; clear
rib sides, &c; shoulders, Age.
LARD-heTcas,7 &c; half-barrels, tic; kegs,
73c; buckets, &c; halt.buekets, sc; 20-lb
tins, tc; lO-lb tins, &c; 5-lb tins, Use; 3-lb
tins, 74c; choice kettle, Sc.
LOUISVILLE, June 22.-Proyisions weak
er, but not quotsbiy lower. Bacon-clear
rib sides. &c; clear sides, 63c; shoulders, a
@44c- Bulk meats-clear rib sides, she;
clear sides, &c; shoulders, Ate. Mess pork,
81. Hams--sugar-cured, 93@l0c. Lard
choice leaf, Sc.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Pvovisions quiet
and slow. Pork, $40 70. Bulk meats, car
5.40c; short clear, 5.60c. Bacon-long clear,
) 70954e; short rib, 5 S0@5Ec; short
efsSsa.gE. 6GG15c. Hams, 63(9I14c. Lard
nominal, 8 S55GG996. 4oc.
New ORLEANS, June 522.--Pork dull, Sll.
Lard quiet; rehned, fierce, 6Ac. Bulk
meats dull shoulders, S.S0G,3. 9U5 p long
clear and clear rib, she. Bacon dull and
lower; shoulders, SIC; long clear, &c; clear
rib, 6sc. Choice sugsr-cured canyassed
hams dull and easier, 920c.
CINCINNATI, June 22.-Pork dull. SO 20.
Lard quiet, 6.40c. Bulk meats quiet and
firm; shoulders, 33c; short rib, 53e.
Bacon steady; shoulders, 4se; short
rib, 6.20c; short clear, SIC. Butter firm;
extra creamery, lS920c; fancy dairy, II
@l3c. Eggs tirmer, 1l3c. Cheese steady;
Ohio full cream factory, 6@7c.
CHICAGO, June 22-Provisions ruled
quiet and exhibited little change; mess
pork fairly active and irregular; prices
ruled &c lower, but rallied again, and
closed steady; cash, SO 20@1O IS; July,
SO 174@l0 25, closed $40 224@10 %;
August, SO 25910 32R, closed $40 30@
10 324; September, S10 5000 40, closed
$40 40(910 424. Lard quiet but steady;
cash, 6 6096Sei July, 6s@6.673c, closed
o.6596 673c; August, 6.70tG63c, closed
6.723QD65c; September, 6.S0(G6 soc, ologed
6 S2496 .95c. Boxed meats steady; dry
sailed shoulders, 34@4c; short rib sides,
5.3095.523c; short clear sides, 5.S0@5 S5c.
On the Produce Exchange-butteT ruled
dull and weak; creamery, I4916e; dairy,
13@14c. Eggs heavy, 1l(9113c.
afternoon BoarG.-Eork &c higher. Lard
unchanged.
PETROLEUM MARKET.
CoAL-0n-Prime white, wholesale lots,
Sc per gallon.
CLEVELAND, June 22.-Petroleum firm;
s.w. 11O', 81.
BRADFoBD, PA, June 22.-Petroleum
opened at S2B and closed ct s2B; highest
price, s2s; lowest, S1s. Balance not re-