The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-29

ffou levee or depot, vhita, In bulk, Sxs; IA
sssks, $40; mixed. In bslk, SIS; in sacks,
FL0UR-Prom store. No. 5, tses Is; fam
lily, IS SOFAS IS; choice, ~; fancy, o. Is; sx-
ira fancy, u so; pAtsnts, IS IS
BkAN-Prom store, zoe; from lsvse or de-
CRACKERs-soda. extra, 10; soda, treble
extra. &c; extrs, 7e; ginger snaps. extra,
&c; assorted jumbles, Toe.
BEANSSNavy, q; medium, 81 5O0l rs;
kIcE-LOuisiAns. 4e4'tc; CAROLYN, $40
0ATMBAL-In half barrels, eos IS, from
CRACKED wHBAT-In AAlf-barrsls, o. Is
RoIINY AND GRIrs-FrOm store, g .
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CHICAGO. ILL. Dec, mber Is The mar
kets were all considerably stronger Today,
and before the close wheat became buoyant,
advancing fully 10 over the latest figures OF
yesterday and opening at outide figures,
with even still higher figures quoted on the
curb" The official closing for May de-
liVsr5 was S611c, whue S6hc was quoted a.
having been bid on the curb. The foreign
markets we're quoted as being fem and a
worry Good export demand was reported,
whicS features impaired the unusual
strength displayed. The buying was very
good throughout the entire session, with
shorts" covering quito freely at the close.
The receipts Of corn continue to be only
moderate IN volume, and this, taken with the
strength shown in wheat and provisions,
made made firm market today ant prices closed
in sympathy with the other cereals aud
closed = shade hisher. Cash quotations
we're as follows: Flour quiet and unchanged;
No. spring wheat, 7SAn; No. spring
wheat gee; No. 2Ted' ,7shec; No. 2 corn.
2 barley, SIC; No. ! nayseed, 9314c; prime
timothy seed, 81 730l 1871. Tho leading
futures ranged as follows; Wheat, NJ. q
December opened at TIE, highest 7s9Sc,
ed at 77SSc, highest 7ssSc, lowest 77s$c,
at Sac, highest 79}sc,loWe 1870, closing
s 81 7s1sc; May opened at S9$c, highest
No; 2-December opened at S71$s, highest
S7s+c, lowest 3l1Sc, closing at S7hc;
J.,pulry, opened at :, S7%c, higaest
$I2so, lowest S7'sc, closing ct size;
Fe0raI,ry opened at S!1!s,hishesst S714c, low,
at 43,1sc, highest 1870, lewest 45sc. closing
f31sc, Uats, No. 2-Decenber opened az
26c, highest 26c, lowest Zoe, closing at 26c;
Jsnuary opaned az 26c, higGe-t 26c, lowest
26e, closing at 26c; May Cpene at3lAc, hishest
Sl9sc, lowest Slhc, closing at size. Receipts
Flour, $4,000 brl.; wheat, l2S,0O hu; corn,
10000 bu; oats, l53 900 bu; rye, 5000 bu bar
ley, 7O091 bu, s,h,pments-F,ou-, $4,000 brls;
10000 bu; rye, $3.50 bu; barley, Sc 900 blu.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, December 2s.-Flour
active, firm and higher; XX, 80 2592 IS;
AAN 81 1902 IS; family, 81 1902 90; choice,
s. 1898 IS; ian y, 81 60dtS 20; extra flncy,
IS 9Og4 10; patents, 81 l5g4 50. Wheat act
i've and higher; TIE market opened strong
on foreign war news, advanced 1Sts51c, ruled
firm, and closed 3s9l1sc higher Than yester-
day; No. 2 red, cash, SlA@Sl1Sc; January,
81 y oSlg6c bid, closing Sl5se bid; February,
S3H@S31Sc bid, closing S3}Ec bid; May, S7149
SS]s',o clio. ing at $50 Corn fairly active
terJav; No. mixed, cash, 91Gs35szc; Jahu-
ary, 3j15@353sc, closing ut $3.50; February,
36A@365sc bud, closing at 35sIc bid; May,
3954@40c, closing at 400. Oats very dull but
firm; No. mixed, cash, 2SlIc; January, 2S,
bid; February 29H9291Sc bid; May, 3lh9
SlAc., Rye, $50. Barley very dull, So 965c.
Hay dull and cay; prairie, S3@ll so; t'mo.
thy, S1dlS Flaxseed nominally higher, CSC
bid. Bran steady, 67a6Sc Cornmeal steady,
S292 O5. Receipts Flour, 1000 bris; wheat,
500 bu; corn, As 900 bH; oats, 10 900 bu rye,
200 bu barley, IL 900 bu. Shipments-
Flour, 5000 bu; wheat, 1000 bu; corn, q, 600
bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye, 900 bu; barley, 1000
KANSAS CITY. MO-. December 8.-
Whsa. stronger; 40. 2 red, cash, zoe; Jan
u.ry, zoe bid. 7l1Sc Rskel; Nsy, ITO hid,
7s1sc asked. Corn weaker; NJ. 2 cash, 51iafo
bid, 301zo asked; January, 9AS bid, Sic
asked May, 800 bid. 3614 asked, Data nom
inAl. 21o hi 4, .9S asked