The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-31
GENERAL TRADE.
BREAnSTUFFS.

| 40 my " NAL otandlrd " 70; pearl
" 70 - s.; roller, 81 IS, firm.
HAf-Choice, from store, T5c; car loaf
rom levee or depot. SIS prime, from tore
| iOc; car load from levee or depot, $l2 506n 3,
prairie, { sm store, 4sc; car load from leye,
CORN From store, white, 4sc; mixed,
tIc, from leyee or depot; white, in bulk, 4lc
~ sacks fc; mixed, in bulk, 42c; in sacks
OATs-FrOm store, white, $50; mixed, Soc
SACKS sacks S1fe; mixed. in bulk, Sl1is; in sacks,
FLoUR-From store. No, 5, ss@s IS; fam
n.y. Us oo@S I5i choice, 81 fancy, 81 IS; e1-
ira fancy, - 81; patent, IS Is
BtAN-FrOm store. soc; from lsvso or de-
oRACKERS-Soda. extra, &c; soda, treble
extra, 4>pc; extra, 7c; ginger snaps, extra,
DC; assorted jumbles, loo
BEANSo-Nsvy, 81; medium, 81 509l rs;
:, tIcE-LOuisiana. 4@i]Sc; CAROLYN, SIC
0ATMEAL-In half.barrsls, SOS Is. from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half-barrOls, 81 Is
HoMINY AND aRIrs-FrOm store, 50 q
Is ''''' VS.
CHICAGO; ILL.,, December so The wheat
market ruled easy early In the session today,
but recovered its tone toward the close and
finished &c higher than yesterday The
starting price for May delivery was Soc, but
under moderately free offerings, dropped of
to S9Sc; 81 denly turned strong and ad-
yanced to $500 aud closed at S6lzc, but on
the curb m the afternoon unofficial taies
at SIC wer reported. The report was cir
eulated ihst he movement IN Dakota would
Oe much smaller in the near future. Large
expor pur bases awere reported at the sea-
nOtrd ana iaTg) but ms orderg came on the
board from New York, all OF which hai a
marked inHuerHe sustaining an adyanc
ing values. Corn ruled steady, without any
marked changes in prices. Receipts CON
fair shipping inquiry for the lower
Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour auiet
and unchanged; No. 2 spring wheat, 1871
e@ss.S14o; NO spring wheat. Tic; No. red,
No. rye, $50; No. 2 barley. 52Hc; No.
haxseed, 1870; prime timothy seed, 81 7sa
! ~ Ihe leading futures ranged as fol.
lows; wheat, No. december opened at
77ss,s97sNc; January opened at 7sIS, highest
1S,.e, lowest 7l1sc, closing. at 1870; Feb
Ct fSs4c, clos ny at. 1899; May opened at
&C. sS highest SSho. loTesl S5Ssc, clos ny at
Zee, highest S7Ac, lowest 3711ss c, closing at
SIHc; ,JSnulry opened at size, highest
SL7sc, lowest S7lsc, closing at 379Sc; Feb
5s1ass Iy opened at S7sc. highest SIZE, lowest
S6ss S ss T. sS ss nay Msy S SRsPsS st
oats, hNo, 2-Decemher opened at 261lc,
highest 2ohc, lowest 26hc, closing at 2bAc;
January n,Pened at 26Hc, highest 26ISc,
Up.d stHS S SGSs iSS.,t AZ 9G 2Sc Fsb55ssIy
closing at 2olsc; May opened tSlAc, his hest
sl2se, lowest ahe, closing, at Slhc. Re
corn, $4,000 bg oats, 10000 bu; rye, iOoj
5000 brls; whe4t, 1900 bu; corn, $4,000
IS COO bu ' '''' WV 0u' "SfieS'
ST. LOUIS. MO-. December so.-flour
quiet but firm; xxx. 81 $500 65; family,
Y SOe3; choice, g 25@t3 IS; fanny. g. 500
go. Wheat active. strong and higher
The market opened easy and sold of &c, but
soon developed strength, recovered the loss
and ADVANCED he94c, closing firm and 70 |
,sc ~ higher sj. Than Yesterdays No; red, cash,
ss55hc' nominal; January, 8l2s o s2Itc, closing |
vac bid February, s4@Sil4c, closing slIIc,
comma! May, SS149S95s,, closing $3.50 bid. |
Jorn fairly active and barely steady; the |
5saiss ' No. m aSSa, cassie SsSbscFsis s %s
January, S51s@S59Ss, closing 1870, nominal;
February, 36H s36sEc, closing 36%c b d;
May; so s4Oc, closing, Acc: Oats dul but
'teady; Nc, mixed, cash 2734@2sc; Janu-
'rairic, sse10j timothy, SO @ls so Flax,
eed nominally higher at 9jc. Bran easy
I 65g66c; Cornmeal firm at s2@2 IS.
teceipts Flour, 1000 br s.; wheat, 1900
y corn. e9,eOO bu: oats, 1l.OOe bu; rye.
200 bu; barley, 1900 bu. Shipments
1Our, 700 1 sS wheat. SlGC9 bq; corn 1000
Iene.
KANSAS CITY, December 3O.-Whopt
tronser; No. 2 rcd, cash, 691ac bid jan
ary,. zoe bid; May, 79c. Corn steady; No.
cash., Sg1fe bid, Sy1ae asked; February
sAei May. $500, bid, 36%o asked. Oats
ominal. Csc asked for cash.