Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-28

oeeu n lew f0iet IN me on COAST traQe HI n sign
decline. Alto days market there Was the usual
attendance, and trade was quiet There was q
G% STn wss . fsms md f. fSs l wheat F Flour Ssy wss IN r1 pcci
request at unchanged prices"
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. November 27.mmFlour dull
and easy, but not %9uotably lower. Wheat active
fuctgated widely and rapidly, and closed E4c be,
low Wednesdayl The whole market elosed lYg
bid, according to location November, gl5e SSH
ers; December, 92Is9g5Hc, closing at 925sc; jan
"a S1rS Sis seiI e !. sl & rs at esaMc: May, z x ssfs
-low.r; No. 2, mixed. cash, 35a9364e year, 34A
@siH; January, 34es41x; May, 36H936ssc. Oats
SEE n Sn options ton i .oid. AZ; dl mii aea oS~ ssr 5 5a1s
Barley. steady, 5o@S0c. Flax-seed lower to sell,
81 dull H. S Ga; Hay co dnll; slm quiet. q sli 8. R ss; Btan
Flour, 500 brls; wheat. 1870 bu corn, 2lS,aO0 bu;
sb bipm ae;SSe Fl: 5ye i5: sSSp b 5I; D @bsst. 4 % .ooo b oa:
corn, 1920 bus oats, 1900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; bar
ley, none.
firm but dull. Oats nominal.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. November T.-There was q
sharp break in the whest market to-day. and
crease of 3,OOO, 900 bushels in the grain on ocean
passage and Liverpool cables cd lower formed
the ~ occasion for a large break; At the OPENING
grown tired Of holding the market up, and we're
throwing their holdings. The Suddcness with
lots of wheat on stop orders from exhausted mar
g ms The result was a carnival for the bears,
i6sef p'f thaB at fpt tSe s ciose ws sa sssGs; or AZ. Is
kept on declining, with slight ,rea ,tions, until
the price had touched s4Hc, which was the bot
with a light export movement and the shutting
down of the -four mills, another large
i c0GDfsS in the visible v supply was
ed to increase the nervousness of
and May deliveries. In the afternoon there was
a rebound from inside prices, December advane-
ing 70 s514c and closing at that figure. There was
n E.sr N-a1- - 49, ~-I
ruled weak and lower, sympathizing in great part
with the decline in wheat and provisions, The
The year option closed sc lower, the other ep.
tons showing little change. Trading was light
in oats, and under the influence Of the weakness
@%c. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat-a
large business was transacted at a material de-
quickly sold off a trife more, fuctuated for a
time within narrow limits. then declined s@lHc,
Wednesday. SAFES ranged: MqyemboE. SH4@sssse'
SIZE; No. 9 spring. 6511s6s19e; No. 2 red,
the year option, declining %c, and closing re
lower than Wednesday; cash, 42c; November.
401sg46zc, closed at 4Okc; May. S9EaSs%c,,
closed at SeAe. Oats dull and. easy, with de-
fs1[ea 9s fHSn5ss Hs sl6seG ipS s { s g 2sf pes SSgs@-
at Sl3zc;. Rye easy; No. z. SIC. Barley steady.
Recsipts-FIour, 1000 brls; wheat, 81. 900 bu;
S BAILEY $3.50 $500 6 y ooo sRR, r.! ats " M 2 200
oats. 81 200 bu: rye, 1000 bu: barley, 5000 bu.
.AftoraOoH Board-,Wheat stronger and hs5zc
higher. Corn1sc higher. Cats sc higher.
PRovIsIONs.
LARD-Tierces, 6!@6fc; half-bsrrels, &c;
kegs, 7sc; buckets, 7Ac; half-buckets,
73c; 5O-lb tins, &c; 2O-ib tins, Tie; IO-lb
tins, 74c; 5-lb tins, 73c; 3-lb tins, 7sc;
choice kettle, ~tierces, SIC.
bUTTER-Creamery, 27@28c fancy, 25c;
dairy ,18@20c butterine, 16@17c country,
l21@1Sc, according to condition.
CHEEsE-Prime flats. 74c; N. Y. factory,
&c; full cream, 11@12c: Y. A., 11@12c.
Sugar-cured hams. packed, l0f@11c; break
fast bacon, s39l0c; clear rio bacon, 6sc
BULK PoRK-Clear sides, SIZE; clear nh
tides, sic; long clear, sic; shoulders, 4f@
43c.
FRESH MEATs-Beef-Good Kansas City
steers, heavy, 7A@Sc; light, SC; cows
and heifers, 63@7c; mutton, 73c; mutton
saddles, &c; lambs. 10c; pork, SC.
CINCINNATI, o., November 27.-Pork quiet,
80. Lard dull, lower to sell, &c. Bulk meats
hort clear, SIC. Butter steady and unchanged.
Eggs easier, lgg2Oc. Cheese steady; mild Ohio
factory, 9%9l0e.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 27.-Provis-
ions steady. Bacon-clear rib sides nominal clear
sides. SIC; shoulders, nominal. Bulk meats
clear rio sides, 5.I5c; clear Sides, 5.40c: shoul-
iers, 4o. Mess pork, so. Hams-sugar-cured,
Lard-choice leaf, TIC.
NEW ORLEANS, La, November 27.-Pork
scarce and firm at 50 60. Other hog products
quiet. Lard-reioed tierce, 614c. Bulk meats
4c; long clear and clear rib, SIC.
Bacon-shoulders, SIC; long clear, 51sc; clear
rib, &C. Hams-choice sugar-cured canvased,
ST. LOUIS, MO-, November 27.-Provisions
steady with q good c~onsumptive demand for pork
bacon but bulk meat slow. Pork heavy;
new, $40. Lard nOminslly at &c. Dry salt meats
hose carload lots, fob, long clear, 4 s5c;
hort rib, 4.95c; short clear, 5.10c. B~acon-lOng
lear, 5.60c; short rib, SIC; short clear, &c.
Hams, 99Ilc.
CHICAGO, ILL, November 27.-Mess pork
declined 159lI12c under free offerings early in
he session. rallied 5g7hc, and closed steady.
cash, S. I5gS so for Old and 50 759 50 for
new packed; November, IS IS; December, IS 20
as 80. closed at IS 709S rs; January 50 72He9 90,
closed at SO H1ad9 so. Lard-offerings were
moderately free early and prices declined 215d5c,
1ut rallied and closed steady; cash, 6.0o6.6Tkc;
December, 6.05d6. Zoe, closed at 6.05G6.
January, 61sd6. I71sc, closed at 61s96. l5c. Boxed
meats steady; dry sailed shoulders, 8 S093. S5c;
hort rib sides, 4.S0g4. 90s; short clear sides, $40
Butter dull and in light inquiry; cream
l4d25c; dairy, l21z9l8c. Eggs, l9Ha20c
Afternoon Bodrd.-Pork5 971zc higher. Lard PIC
higher.