The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-28
GENERAL TRADE.
RREAnSTUFFS.

C0RNMEAL - STANDARD, s. IS; pearl,
s. 3 3 s.: roller, s. IS, firm.
| HAY-Choice, from srore, 75c; car load
! from ievee or depot, $3.50; prime, from store,
| zoe car load from leyee or depot, $40 509l3;
or depot IS 80.
CORN from store, white, Soc; mixed,
/ 4Sc from leyee or depot;, white, in blu &, Ale;
| II sacks, 47c; mixed, IN bulk, 42c; in sacks,
| 44Lc
OATS-From ttore, phite, Ssc; mixed, 36c;
from levee or depot, white, IN bulk, S31ac; In
33[5c ~ '' ~ -
FL0UR-From store. No. 8, sSaS 25; fam
| lily, So 50@3 15 choice, a. fancy, 81 IS; ex-
ira fancy, 81 81; tent, S. rs
BhAN-From store, soc; from leveo or de-
pot, So.
BEANs,a,Ngevy, 81; medium, 81 5o9l rs;
FICE-Louisiana, 4@4]sc; Caroline, $40
CRACKERS-soaa,e extra, &c; soda, rsble
extra, 41Sc; extra, &c; ginger snaus, extra,
| sc; assorted jumbles, 10c
OATME Ain half-bdrrels, S299 Is, from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrols, 81 Is
'f TOMMY AND GRITs-From store, $50
3 IS.
KANSAS CITY. MO-, December a.
uary, 69c bid; May, 761ic bid Corn STEADY;
| No. 2 cash. 30Ac bid; January, 30Ni bid;
February, S21ac; May, 36c bid. OTIS nom
inal, &c cash.
ST. LOUIS, MO-. December 27.-Elonr
81 5n@2 60; family, 50 1892 90; choice, So Is
| as IS; ian ), So 50g3 TO-; patents, 81 1894 so.
| Wheat dull and quiet; No. 2red cash, SnHc;
January, Gle; FEBRUARY, s29sc; May Sl11g
bs SS ing a. i i,s s5k' CASH Con- sESSg
January. 35d35}9c, closing at $50 bid; Feb.
ruary, 364@S61ac, closing ct 35Ac bid; May,
391z@3gIsc, closing at 3lhc asked. Oats
dull; No. mixed, cash, 2s14c; May, 3ltIc.
lower; prairie. sS@ll so; monty, Sodl3
Flaxseed, 9299Sc Bran steady at 6796Sc,
Cornmeal firm at s2a2 05. Receipts Flour,
1000 br 8; wheat, 27,0UO bu; corn, 1874 900 bu !;
Shipments-Flour, 5000 bu; wheat, 2l,l00
blu (; corn 5000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, 1000;
barley, l0OO bu.
CHICAGO. I'LL, December q The wheat
market ruled rather slow today, fluctuations
on prices being KEPT within range of %c,
ana finally olused for the day at the same
6gutes a. on Friday, The increase Of $780,
900 bushe $ in the visible supply had de-
pressing effect upoq the market, but the
| cables were firm and the siren tn displayed
in provisions served 10 su,tsin values and
| tended to make a moderately firm market at
the close. The light receipts Of corn and a
good shipping demand, allied with the
strength. displayed by pork, made very frm
market for I'm, May delivery adyancing TO
43Ac for May, with some sales st 434d43sc,
aud closing for the day at 43S43Hc, or "a
20 higher, than on Friday. Oats ruled
steady and shade hi her. Flour dull:
I Cash quotations ere as follows Flour dull
| and IN changed. No. 2 spring wheat, IN
@779EGi, No 8 spring wheat Ioc; No. 2
red, 7I13c; No. corn, $3.50; No. oat',
26c; No. 2rye, 5Sc; No: barley, Size; No.
! haxseed, ,9c;, primo timothy seed,
81 7iGl rs. The Leading futures ranged
as follows: Wheat. n. 2-Decemher opened
az 7754c, highest TIE, lowest I2sc, closing
at 7713ci January ,opened, AZ Tee. highest
February, OpeuoI at 7S3sc, highest 1870,
lowe 7S3Ac, clos'ne az 1870; May opened
at SZsc, highest si,26c ives, sac, clos ng
at sbla5. Corn, No, 2-December opened
Mt 363Sc, highest S71sc, lowest S79sc, closing
~ 367 Sc; Jrnulry opened at S6Ac, highest
SAc, lowest S6Ao, closing at 31c;
! February opened vt SI5Ec,highest SI1sc, low
eat 3f5Sc, closing at 3l12c; May opened
at 425A', highest 1870, lowest i25sc, closing
q 1870. Oats. No. 2-December opened ~
Zoe, highest 2ic, lowest Zoe, closing at 26c /;
January opened at 26c, biggest Zoe, lowest
26c, closing at 26c; February opened at 26!tc'
at 26hc; May opened at Sic, hihest
size, lowest Sic, closing at 3lhc. Receipts
Flour, 1000 bril-; wheat, $500 bu: corn,
$4,000 bu; oats; 6S 600 bu; rye, 1909 bu; bar
ley, Il 900 bu. sh'pme ts-Flou,, 1900 brls;
whe t, "a, 900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats,
$1,000 blu; rye, none; barley, IS 600 bu.
PROVISIONS.
BUTTER-Butterine. 14al5c; creamery.
30@35c; dairy, 1Sg22c; country butter, 100
| 25c.
| HOG PRODUCTS-Firm mess pork 1912 50;
sugar cured hams, l0HglOAc; breakfast ba-
con, SN@9%; clear rib sides bacon, TIC;
bacon shoulders, -; bulk pork clear si1es,
SIC; clear rib ,ides, &c; shoulders, bg5hc;
| long year, 6ho.
LARD-1ierces. 6I5c; half barrels and
| oh aa
FRESH NEArS-Beef, iorequarters, "A
&c; mutton, acc; hind quarters of beef, 40
| &c; hogs. 8 &c
| POULTRY Chickens duh ;spring, 81 5Oa2;
old hens, s 5eg2 Turkeys IS III. Geese, Ss9i
Ducks, s}50a3 dressed chickens, 81 Og2 o..
per dozen ;dresssd turkeys, l29l3c per pound.
GAME-Quails, per dozen, 90c@9l. Squr-
rels, c@Sl. rabbits, 6lc@Sl por dozen.
Ducks, wild, 81. VeniOon, whole, 596c;
EESE~Ptine Oats, sIs99c; New York
factory, 7gaSc; full cream 1870; Young
A PiGs FEET III Barrels, IS 25; half barrels
81 rs; Regs, 81 d.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, December 27.-Provisions
very strong and generally higher Pork,
| GIL Sh@l2. Lard, So l0a6 IS Bulk meats.
boxed l9ts-lope clear, 3 70; short Tits,
So l2%; short ribs, So 25; short clear, 81 37h.
| Hams steady at 9Adllc Butter qne and
unchang ed creamery, Ag21c; dairy, 2lg23c.
| Eggs urn AZ ElHZlISc.
CHICAGO, Ill, December 27.-Provis-
ions we're quite active. The unusually light
receipts of hogs caused the pork market to
| open at l5c u err barrel higher, at Sl2 IN for
| May delivery, ard then advanced TO sl232Ea
! closing for the dav NJ the outside figures.
Lard advanced 71Sdl0c per $50 pounds, and
short ribs advanced l0gl5c. Cash quotations
wero as follows; Mess pork, per brl, sll 70
all 30; lard, per 100 lbs, So 30 short rib
rides, loose, IS 1895 S0;dry salted IhOulders,
boxed. -; short GEAR 'ides, boxed, 49,. The
lendiog futures ranged IA follows; Mess
pork-Dece opened at Sll 52l}, highest
Sll IS, lowest 81 521S, closing OF sl1 IS; Jan
nary opened at 81 SIS, HIGHEST Sl1 80, lowest
81 IS, closing ut 81 80; Feb,uar opened al
Sll 60, highest Sll IS, lowest Sll 65, closing nj
sll IS; May opened at8l2 10, highest S'2 32a,
lowest Sl2 05, closing at Sl2 1914. bard-De-
cember opened at 81 30, highest So 30, Lowest
81 30, closing at SO 30; j nuary opened at
Sc IS, highest So 3715, lowest 81 IS, closing al
81 35; February opened a. s. 20, hig est
So Az, lowest So 40, closing at SO 421R May
opened at So 0,lhighest So IN, lowest s6671a
CLOSING NJ 20 Short ribs-,Ianuary opened
at s. s., highest IS IS, lowest S. 80. closing al
s. 80; February opened at s. 81, highest
s. 921%, lowest s. IS, clio ing at s. 90; March
opened at s. 92%. highest s. 0215, Lowest
s. 92H, olOsioR at So Msy opened at 81 20
highest 60 20, lowest So 17%, closing at SO 90
On the Produce Exchange today the butter
market was very firm; or, amery, 22a29r
dairy, 1920. Eggs, 25@26c for strictly
fresh.
GRnCERIES.