The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-14

eased of &c, but toward the clos
strengthened sgsin and closed strong
Hollis higher than yesterday; No
2 red, cash, 734c; November, 73{ta74sc
closed 74sc bid; December, 75i(a76Sc
closing at 76tc bid; Nav, Sac q S5fc
closing at S5}c bid. Corn active auC
very strong, closing tic higher fol
May delivery, and &c higher for Other
futures; No. 3 mixed, c5sh, S3Bc; No
vember, 3S4@333', closing at 3S9c
December, 34b@S4ic; closing at 34S a
SAFE; May, 3SA(gSSso, closing at 3Sfc.
Oats mora active. st,o Q and 4,
higher; No. 2 mixed, cash, oslo: No
vember, &c; December, 261c
May S0ac. Rye fc higher, 4SIc. Bar
ley dull and NORMALLY unchanged.
Hay quiet and steady at the recent
decline. Flaxseed unchanged. b an
steady, Ale. OorDn cal steady, 81 30
Recelpts-F.our, 5000 brls; wheat, TO-.
600 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 81, OOC
hu; rye, 1000 bu; bailey, $4,000 bu,
Shipments Flour, 60O6 brls; wheat,
II, 900 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 1000
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley none.
afternoon Bodrd.-Wheat strong ard
s@Sc higher. Com firm and 10gc
better. Oats &c higher.
CHICAGO, Ill, October 1S-The
open board cali this morning was
very uuinteresting, November wheat
opening and closing at 72tc, but be-
tween that time and the Opening of
the regular boaId repol Is Of a decrease
in wteat on passage came in and
firmed up the maiket. There was also
an improved tone to cables. Novem.
Der wheat opened on the regular board
at 7l4c, sold to 725c, then bsc k to 72sc
and recovered 10 72}c, November
corn opened at 355c but sold quickly
to 35Bc, The improved cab ,es sp k an OF
BROUGHT in good many buying orders.
The French were reported buyipg a
good many cargoes of coast, and also
fiir buyers OF futures. These cases
vera sufficient 10 put November wheat
no to 79Bc, but it son essed beck to
723e. Cora sold up to 36Ic, and back
to 353c. The feeling as regards the
war" situation YVES just little bit
nervous and unsettled. New York
exporters were said 10 be doing a par
ticularly active business. IL was
claimed yesterdays takings were %
boat loads, and today's l40 boat losds,
This was very strengthening in its
effect, and bulged November wheat to
but when this enormous
export movement was unconfrmed,
there was a reaction to 72sc. Flour
was quiet ard unchanged. Rye, No.
2 cash, 4Sc. Barley, No. 2 cash, 52c.
Failures ranged az follows, with the
closing prices at 2:30 p. M: Whea'-
October opened at70lc; highest, 72c;
loves, 703c; closing at 72c. Novem-
Der opened at 72!c; highest, 73sc;
lowest, 721c; closing at 73f@73sc,
December opened at 74sc; highest,
75!c; lowest, 74Sc Closing at 754c. May
opened at Sic; highest, 500; lowest,
Sic; closing at SIC. No. 2 corn-Oc-
tober opened at S4sc; hiphest, sac;
lowest, 34so; closing at 94lr. Eovem.
b:r opened at $500; highest, 36bc; low
est, 35sc; closing at sec. December
opened at S6sc; highest, 97Jc; low.
est, 3esc; closing at SIC. May
opened at 40lc; highest, 4lac; lowest,
i04c; closing at Alto, No. 9 oats-Oc-
,obsr opened at 24lc; highest, 24tc;
owest, 24iC; closing at pale. Novem-
Der opened at 25c; highest, 25sc; low
,s 25c; closing at 25lc. December
opened at 26c; highest, 26tc; lowest,
,6c; closing at 26Bc May opened at |
Zoe; highest, 303c; west, SOC; clos
ng at 3Ubc. Receip's-Flour, $4,000
,arrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
$4,000 bushels; oats, 2l6,001 bushels
ye, 1000 bushels; barley, 10000 |
'ushels Shipments--Flour, IA 900 bar
e s; wheat 80, 0C0 bushels; corn, 213,-
90 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels;
Sc, 5000 bushels; barley, 10000 |
ushels.