The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

treble extra, Sc; extrs,7ci ginger snaps
extra, "b@6c; assorted Jumbles, sole.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half-bairels,
81 25 from store.
HoMISY AND GRITs Frsm store,
Sc l5@S 20.
KANSAS CRY, No., October @
Wheat weaker; No. 2 red, cash, 59Ic
bid; November, cole b d; Nay, 701.
Corn lower; M. 2. cash, 29i6; No.
vember, Sole bid; December, Sic.
Oas nominal; 24ic bid cash.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, October 9.-Flour
dull; xxx, 81 S5@2 As; family,
81 G062 IS: choice, SO 1908 81;
fancy, So 1908 90; extr2, So 6u@
50; patent, t4@4 IS. Wneat active,
bat weak and lower. The market
opened easy, ruled h. avy, and fell off
3Glc; la'er prices improved a little,
but closed easy at ga. lower than
yesterday. No. 2 red, cash, 73c; No
vember, 7Sla74sc. closed az 7Ssc;
December, 75i@76lc, closed at 75sc
asked: May, 84t'a S5lc, closed at $500
Sale. Corn dull, weak and s@lc lower;
No. . mixed, clsh, S3gc; Novemb r,
33k@332c, closed at 3Ssc; December,
34ltG345c, closed at 34I(9S4sc; MAY,
S7i,a $751; bid, closed at 3SSc bid. Oats
dull aud very weak, osing 2@l4e
lower than yesterday; No. 2 mixed,
cash, este; DC oher, 25.c; November,
25Ic; December, 26sc; May, 30sc. Rye
steady, 4S3r. Barley very dull, ana
prices ranged 474@5Sc, acc riding to
quality. Hay -marset oveTst cked
and prices weak; prairie, IS 50G9 so !;
timothy, $40 5091S. Flsxs ed We k
aud lower, 95@96c. Bran weak, 47c
7Cjrnmeal steady, 81 80. R.ceip's-
-Four, 5000 brls; wbea', l4,000 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1000 bu barley, 2000 bu. Shipments
Flour, 5000 Drls; wheat, 1000 bu {;
corn, "A 600 bu; osts, 1000 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
CHICAGO, Ill, o tober 1.-The feel
ing wss heavy in the wbest pit today
end prices were the lowest on This
crop and approached very nearlv the
lowest point at which cash No. 2
spring wheat has sold in the Chicago
market for twenty years, The main
ilhuenca on the market 10 cause the
depression in wheat was the an
nCuucement of the failure Of the Fer.
guson grain aud provision firm. For
eign sdvceS quoted duh and easy
markets, while there wss only light
export demand. The market finally
closed DC under that of yesterday. In
flneuced by the same causes ss wht a.
and supplemented with the fine wealh.
er and liberal receipts, corn suffered
a1other decline. Cash No. . declining
10 33sc, which is the lowest price
known for The cereal on this mSrkat
for many years. Oats were weak and
lower, dus to larger receipts aud
the hsaviness in lhe o.her
markets. Cash oats vera about
1c lower than yesterday.
The following were the prices current
for cash properties: No. 2 wheat, 7Os "a
1893; No, 2 red wheat, 7l9c. mo. 2
ccr0, 33R@333c. No. 2 catP, 23c, No,
2rye, 4SIc. No. fllxsesd, ST. No, =
b lrley, SIC. Common to fair timothy
seed, 81 65@l 20; prime timothy, 81 ~,
Futures RAGGED as follows; Wheat
October opened at lie; highest, Tic
loves, 7Olc; closing at 70lc. Novem.
Der opened at 72Sc; highest, 72Bci
lowest, 72Bc; closing at 72lc Deem
Der opened at 742c; highest, 74ic;
Lowest, 74sc; closing at 745c. May
opened at 81 &c; hiGhts', sligo; lowesT,
S0ic; closing at sole. Corn-0ct ober
opened at $3.50; hiRhes', $3.50; lowest
33sc; closing at 339r. November
opened at 35sc; highest, 354c; low
est, 35c; closing at 35ic. December
opened at sole; highest, S6Sc; low
est, 36c; osing at sole. May
opened at 4Olc; highest, Age; lowest,
40lc; closing at 4Osr. Oats Oct, boz
opened at 22Bc; highest, 22Bc; lowest
222c; closing at 223c November
opened at 24lc; highe't, 24so; low
est, 24Bc; closing at 24lc. December
opened at 25s3 highest, 2i8c; lowest,
25c closing at oslo May opened at
2955; highest, 295); lowest, 29Sc
closing at 29sc.
Rsceip's-Flour, 1000 barrels
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 100000
bushels; oats, l7S,000 bushels; rye,
5000 bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels
Shipments 49, Flour, 1000 bsrIe's
wheat 1900 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels; rye,
1000 bush Is; barley, A 600 buehels.