The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-24

SIC bid. Oats nominal; 2iic bid TO
cash.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 23.-Floul
dull aud steady. Waeat very active
but weak and lower; opened essy anc
continued weak 6uriug the entire
session, closing ls@lIc lower thar
Tuesday; No. 2 red, cash, 74c; Octo
Der, 74s@754c. closirg at 74sc; No.
vsmber, 764@i7sr, closing az 76Ic
hid; NAV, S73@Ss!c, closing at sac.
Corn faiIly active bat weak, closing
s@lc lower tran Yesterday; No. .
mixed cish, $751;; October 35l@S5Ic,
closirg a 35tc; November, S6l@S6ic
May, Ale. Oats easier an1 t@ic
lower; NO. 2 mixed, cash, 254c; Oc-
,ober, 25lc bid; November, 26@c hid
Nay, 3lj,a32c. Rye s ca ", 4Sc. Bar
ley about ste ady 50@65c according 10
quality. Hay sct,ve and frazer;
prairie, 81 50S9 80; timothy, $l0@
l3 go. Flsxsepd wesk, ST. OiC9l o..
Bran. firm, 50@51c. Corn meal tteady,
81. Rec ipts-Flour, 5000 brls; whest,
$4,000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 81.
coo blu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat,
$4,000 bu: corn, t0OU bn; oats, 40C0
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, none.
Afternoon Board VIII at weak and
s@tc lower. Com heavy aud R@Ao
lower. Oats about unchanged.
CHICAGO, ILL, September 23.-The
markets all ranged lower again today.
Early in the session there was a mod
erat 'ly active ira1e in wheat, but later
on the nalket ruled dull, and then
sgain became more active at lower
piicss. There was very i tie outside
support given the market. Public
foreign caolss quoted quiet aud steady
markets, but pr'yat, cables vera dull.
The market opened at 76}c for No
vembsr. with fsw sales at 765c, and
sold off slowly 30 75J and closed at
that figure at / O'clock, In the after
neon that option declined tn 75lc, aud
olosed for thu day at 753c. No. 2
spring sold at 73i973lc and closed at
1850. No 8, spr ng, 67a671c, with no
b d at thu close No. 2, red, 74lc; No.
3, red, Tic. The receipts OF corn
con iuue light, bat the fine
westher and the decline in
wheat and corn contr bu,ed
to make weak maIke', Prices de-
clined &c on the regulsr board and
cosed at in side prizes. In the after.
noon there was further decline Of sc.
No. 2 sold at 374@S7l', and closed at
97!c; No. 2 yellow fold at 374t93sba,
and closed at 375c; No. 8, 36f@36tc,
and closed at 36lc. The spt culati
demand for oa was light, and the
inquiry limited. No 2, cash,
60 d at 26kc for round 'oti in q special
house, anu consiguments sold at oslo.
The small grains ruled quiet and
STEADY; No 2 rye, 4Sgc; No. 2 barley,
563@57c; No. l flaxseed, 81 0S4.
Flour du and unchanged. The fol-
loving is the iauge Of prices on the
regular board with the closing prices
at pm: Whe. t Sep embtr opened
74sc, ranged 73i@74sc, closing
price 73lc: October opened 74Bc,
rang d 74@74jc, closing price 74c;
opened 762c, ranged 1890
76sc, closing price 75jc. Corn-Sep-
TENDER opened $50, ranged 374@3Sc,
closing price 37lc; October opened
3S3c, ranged 37sl99S3c, closing price
37Bc; Novemb ropened 40sc, ranged
39sc, closing price 39sc; May opened
i4sc, ranged 435@443l, closing price
i93c. Oats September opened 254c,
ranged 254c, closing price 25lc; Oc-
tobsr opened 26sc, ranged 25a@26sc,
closing pric 253c; November opened
97sc, ranged 27b@27S,, closing price
27sc; Msy opened 3I5', ranged 3l3@
S1ic, closing price, l9c.
Receipts-Flouv, "a 000 brls; wheat,
%, 900 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 49,
700 bu rye, 5000 bn; barley, $1,000
III. Shipments- Flour, 1900 brls;
wheat, 5000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu;
,ats, 15l 900 bu; rye, 5000 6u; barley,
1900 hu.
afternoon Bodrd.-The markets gen.
rally ruled eas'er. The following
we're the closing pric's: Wheat-Sep-
embtr, 73c; October,.7S1c November,
'5ac; May, S3sc. Oorn-September,
'7t,; October, 373c; November, 99ac;
Nay, 43sc.