The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-11

treble extra, 4tc ;extra, &c ginger snaps,
extra, &c; assorted jumbles, lOc.
CRACKED WHkAT-In half-barrele,
"a 25 from store.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, December TO-
Wheat stronger; No. 2 red, cash, &c
bid; January, 671c; May, 76ic. Corn
stronger; No. 2, cash, 81 &c January,
S2tc May, S6sc Oats nominal; 26c bid
cash.
ST. LOUIS, No., December l0.-F ,osr
qui and steady. Wheat active snd
stronger; the market opened firm, and
,dvsncsd tc, fell back ic rallied,
fiu tusted for a time wit in a narrow
range, sid up &c, weAtened az in snd
closed easy, though Cote higher than
yestsrday; No. 2 red, cash, SOC; Janu-
airy, S0i@Sl Ac, closing at SOL a Sic;
February, S2i9S3c bid, closing at s2ic
bid; NAV, S72 SS3c, cl sing at SIZE.
Corn dull but hrmer a d Ia to high er I;
No. 2 mixed, cash, S5s,q36ic; Janu
airy 36tc bid; February, 36I@S7t,
closing at S6Ic; May, 40tC6 40ic, clos.
Jog at 40ic. Oats very dull but
steady, and Ic higher; No. 9 mix ID,
cssh, 29c, December, IS, bid; Jtnu-
AIRY, 2sAc BID; February, 29ic~bid;
Nav, Slac. Rye strong at 54c. Barley
negl cted. Hay very active but easy !;
p airie, IS 25@ll 80; timothy, $40 500
Is 70. Faxs ed ealable at CSC. Ban
st ouger a: zoe, OorDmeal frmer al
ST. 90.
afternoon Bodrd.-Wheal strong and
t63ca higher. Corn stsady and ic
higher. Oats easy and i9ic | wer.
CHICAGO, ILL, December l0.--The
prevailing tone in the wheat market,
taking the day Ss Whole, was etrorg.
The cables reported al active Snd firm
market at Liverpool, and under this
impulse Way delivery osened at sec
per bushel, or | higher than last
nights clio ing figures. After adyanC.
ing to SGT tbs market broke off o
s5sc, rose again 10 $50, fell of tn S5Ic,
bnt IN the final dealings advanced to
S6sc aud closed at that fgur,. In
corn trading was active, and pric 8
averaged and closed higher. The re-
csipts were large, and the estimated
arrivals for tomorrow i'll larger. The
shipping demand was good, but main-
ly for the lower grades. The OATS
market was dull and weak, the cash
market especially ruling weak. Prices
ruled a@ic lower for cash, but tie
distant up ions showed little change.
Flour was steady AID unchanged
Oash prices we're rs fol ows: No. 2
spring wheat, 7Sic; No. spring
wheat, 7l4c; No. 2 red whea', 7st (;
No. 2 corn, SIC; No. 2 oats, 26aG126ic !;
No. 2 rye, 5ljc; No. 2 bar
ley, $50; No. l haIseed, 9!4c;
pine timothy seed, IL 7S@1 70.
The leading futures rarged as fol-
lown: Wheat December oaened at
7Sc, highest Este, lowest 77k'. clos.
irg at 7stc; January opened a.
7ss,, highest 79ic, lowest 7sic,
closing at zoe; February opened at
79sc, HIGHEST 79tc, lowest 79tc, cos
ing 79ac; May opened at S6i ;, high
est sole, lowest 85ic, closing at S6ic.
Corn December opened It 37ta, IA ga
est 374c, lowest S6sc, closing a. sc;
January opened at size, highest SIZE,
lowest sac, c'odngat 37ic; February
opened at 49,, highest 3Sc, lowest
37sc, closing sic; May opened at 43ic,
hig est 4S3c, lowest 43t closing at
43sc OatA-DeCember opened al 26f =,
highest 26sc, lowest 26Ic, closing a.
264c; January opened at 26i highest
263c, lowest 26ic closing 26ic; May
opened at 3lt, highest 3lic, lowest
3lr. closing at 3lc.