The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-09

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with the estimated rece pts for tomor-
row sma Ter. The shippire demand
wSs good, hut mainly Tor The lower
grades Oats ruled SOW and sy
and abOu tcluwet Cssb p es We G
IS fol ows: No 2 pring wheat, 76tc
No. 3 spring W ca, I've; No. 2 a
Whea', 7oi y; N 2Co'r, SIC; N. 2
oats, 26sc; M. re 5jc. No. . bar
ley, 54c No. flsxse d, 81 c p inns
timothy ej, 81 IS. Flour wac quoted
unchanged, w.t. buyers holding 81
The lesdiug futures Iauged as fullows:
Wheat-D cemoer opened at 76I .,
highest 77tc, lowest 76c, closing at
76sc: January opened az s7a', high
est 7Sc, low ST 76Sr, closing 4 77tc;
February opened a. 7Ss :, hirhest 7Sac,
lowest 77Ic, c'osing al 7sc; May
opened at S5sr, highest S5fc, lowest
safe, closing at sac. Corn Decem.
Der opened st SIT, nighSst SIT lowest
S6Bc, closing a SIC; January opened at
37sc, highest SIZE, lowest SIC, clio ing
at 37fc; February opened at $50, high,
est 3Sc, lowest SHE, clio ing SIZE; May
opened at 4Sfc, highest 43tc. lowest
423t, closing ~ 42jc 0at.-Degem-
Der opened al 26s :, highest 26si, lowest
26sc, closing 26sc; Jaausrv opened at
263c, highest 263c, Lowest 26ic. closing
a, 26ac; May opened At 3ltr, highest
Site, Lowest Sic, closing Sic Receipts
Flour, %, 900 brls; wheat, 1877 go bu
corn, 274,0J0 nu oats, 1871 900 bu; rye,
5000 bu barley, "a 600 bu. Ship.
ments-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
IS eco bu, corn, $4,000 bu oat 6S,0O0
bu; rye, 1000; barley, 24,0O0 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, December s. Fosr
quiet treble extra, 81 5 (92 60;
family, 81 75a2 90; choi,e, So 26@S 80;
fsrcy, So 509S So; extra fancy, 50 50
@4l; patents, 81 1904 SO. Wheat
very active and unsettled; ths
market opened s'rcnC ard advanced
| &c over last nights cosi,g, but foon
became weak and fell of an evan
cent ON fre9 selling; later improved
| &c, but eased of towards the close
and finished week, a@sc lower than
yesterday; No Pred, cssh, 79ic; De-
cember, 79i@79ic, co ing a 79l1;
January, sol q8lo AXE, closing at
sole asked; Februar, S?@82i, clos
iug at SIC; May, s6l SSc, closing at
S6i9S7c. Cora dull, weak aud Dwer,
closing 49ic und-r y-,terd,y;. No. 3
mixed, cssn, S53c; december, 35Ac
nominal; Janusr, 35s@S6Ar BID, clos
ing at 35to bid; February, 36i@36sc
ssked, cl0si g at SGT asked; May,
800 4Oic. Oats easier; No. 2, mix4d,
cash, 2S4029c; December, ga; Feb
rusry, 29sc bid; NAV, Sic Rye
steaey at 5S@63Sc. Barley nominaily
unclaimed II Hay 9aet; prairie,
IS 1901 so; timothy, 81 OLA Fax.
seed UNCHANGED. B an firm 64@6jc.
Oornmeal weak al ST. S5@1 90. Re-
ceipts-Fiour 800 brls; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, IA, 900 hu;
rye, none; barley, 10000 bu. Ship
menis-Flour, 1900 brls; whes', Is 100
bu; corn, $1,000 bu; osts, 1000 bu;
rye, 1000 bu bailey, none.
afternoon Bodrd.-Whea easy and
fc lower. Corn weak and tc lower.
Gas t@sc lower.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, December g.
Wheat weaker; M. 9 rCd, cash, Csc
bid; January, $50 bid; May, 7O3c bid.
Corn weaker; No. 2, cssb, she hid;
January, 32Ac bid; May, 36Ac,
Oats nomins 26lc hid cash.
PROVISIONS.
BUTTER Butterine, 13}@14c;
creamery, 30d35c; dairy, lS@22c;
country butter, 15@25c.
Hoe PRoDUcTs-Me's pork. $40 80;
sugar cured hams, 104@l0ic; breakfast
bacon, S3@91c; clear rib sides bacon,
74c; bacon shoulders, -; bulk |
pork clear sides, etc; clear rib sides,
&c; shoulders, 5a@51c; long clear, 5bc. |
LARD-Tierces, etc; halt-barrels and
kegs, 63c; choice Kettle, 7sc.
FRESH MEATS Beef, fjrsquarters,
4@5c; mutton, 1906; hind quarters
OF beef, 4@6c; hogs, 6(a7c.
PoULTRY dull; spring,
$l92; old hens, 81. Turkeys, SOIL.
Geese, 1904 Ducks, 50 50@3; dressed
chickens, S. 5O@2 30 per zen; dress
cd turkeys, 1l@l2c per pou d.
GAMR-Quaile, per dcz $l25@1 80
Squirrels, III 25. Rabbit, 81 80 per doz.
Ducks, wild, 81 50(92 10. Venison,
whole, 5@6c; saddles, S@lOc.
OHEKsE-Prime flats, $1,000; New
York factory, 74@Sc; full cream, l35c;
Young America, lac.
Pres Feet Barrels, So %; half bar
barrels, 81 %; kegs, 81 %.
CHICAGO, Ill, December 9.-Provi-
sions were active, but the feeling nerv-
ous and unsettled, NJ IS pork opened
5@73c per brl lower, AT or which huc-
tustions were confined to a raugs OF
15c, closing for the day 1O9l24c per
100 lbs lower. Short ribs declined n
@l0c. Cssh quotations are az follows:
Mess pork, $40 IS; lard, IS; short rib
sides, loose, SIS 1905 80; dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, "A 1904 80; short
clear sidss, S. S5@5 80. The lead.
ing futures ranged as follows: Pork
December opened at $40 723, highest
&l1 70, lowest $40 go, closiog at $40 65;
January opened at $40 %, highest
I'll o., lowest $40 873, CT slug at $40 80;
February opened at Sill 05, highest
$l1 10, lowest $40 95, closing at
Sll; May opened At $Il 80, highest
$1l 47!, lowest $11 Is, closing at
Sll 80. Lard-December opened at
s6 l24, highest S. l23 lowest So, cloe-
ing at i6; January opened at t6 Ia,
highest Sc ~, loweei So on, closing at
$6 Oh; February opened at So Is,
highest So 274, lowest SO 10, closing at
So III; March opeDt d at 81 32A, highest
So 49, lowest So 22a, closing al So 22l.
Short ribs-Janusry opened at So 80,
highest IS 521 lowest SIS 40, closing at
SIS 42A; FEBRUARY opened at S. 523,
highest SIS 574 lowest S. Az closing
at S. Az March opened at TO 60, high
est S. 65, lowest IS 55, closing at S. 55.
Ga the Produce Exchange butter ruled
steady; ere imery, 23@27c3; dairy, 20
@25c. EEgu-fresh, 2319z4c.
ST. LOUIS, NO., December 8--Pro-
visions active hut easy and generally
lower. Pork, s1l. Lard 5910c lower
at IS. Bulk meats easy; loose lots
long clear, IS 80; short ribs, 8 60;
short clear, IS rs; boxed lots-loDg
clear, IS so, short ribs, IS IS; short