The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
MEMPHIS DAILY AppEAI--.FRIDAY, OCTOBER l. 1856

sc near the close, and finished t@1C
lower than yesterday; May ruled
steady throughout, and closed bc high
er; No. 2 mixed, cash, SSj@S4tc; 0c'
t6ber, 33i@S4c, closing at 3SEc bid
November, 35@S5sc, closing at S5sC
bid; May, 40s940ic, closing at 40sc
bid. Oats firm and &c higher; No. 2
mixed, cash. 26ic; October, 26ic; No.
vember, 27sc; May, 3ljc bid. Rye
steady at 4S3c. Barley steady; prices
ranged 6Oa67lc, sccordiDg to quality.
Hay active and firm; prairie, 500
10 90; timothy, Sll@l3 30. Flax
seed weak st 81. Bran easy at 400
SOC. Cornmesl easy at ST. 90@l 50.
Recs ipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
1900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 49,
600 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, l4,0O0
bu. Shipments-Flour, 40O0 brls /;
wheat, 16 600 bu; corn, 1000 bu; oats,
1000 blu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000
bu.
afternoon BOdrd.-Wheat essy and
a shade lower. Com firm and &c high
er. Oats steady and about un-
changed.
CHIC. GO, ILL.,, September 30.-The
opening figures for wheat were the
lowest current during the daJ. Toe
offerings were la' ge at the opening ia
the apparent expecton of q continue
ton OF yes eIday's heavy tone, but the
buying orders consumed oil the ofie-
ipgs aud the advance from the open
ing was quite steady. November de-
very started at 741c, rose to 7533 on
the regular session and forged up 10
rs; in the afternoon, but receded &c
from outside figures. TIE wsrlike
tenor of he cable news was one OF the
reasons assigned for the ehsrp buying
toward the close OF the morning s.
sion and on the afternoon DO ird No,
spring, 72b@73lc. Nc. 8, spring, sole;
No. 2, red, 743; No. 3, red, 50@7lC.
There was less interest than usual in
corn. The marker kept within s@!3
snd,clost d shade firmer. RI ceipts were
fair here hut light at otter Western
points; No. 2, cash, 364c; No 3, 35iG;
Ne. 2, yellow, SIC There was lib.
eral speculation III cats and prices
averaged lower; No. 2, cash, 24sa25c
TIE small grains ruled steady; No 3
rye, 4Slc; No. 2 bar'ey, 66@564C;
NJ. 3, 45@55c; No. l, flaxeed, VI O4
Flour was quoted uucnacged,
The following shows thu range and
closing prices on the regular session,
a6journing at l o'flock pm Whea'-
Sep emb,r opened at 72sc, ranged 72B
(9733c, clo,irg at 725c; October opened
st 72sc, ranged 72s@73lc, closing at
7SIc; November opened at 74lc,
ranged 74l@7j9c, closing at 75sc; De.
cpmber opsped at 764c, ranged 1890
77tc, c'oslrg at 77tc; May opened NJ
SAFE, ranged S2s@83sc, closing at S35c.
Corn September opened at 36tc,
range d 1863 1881. closing at 49,; Octo
Der opened at 36lc, ranged 36b@364c,
closing at 369c; Novemb r opened
at S7jc, ranged 37ba 3Slc, clio sing at
3Sic; December opened at SOC, anged
39@39br, closing at 39Bc; May opened
ct 43bc, ragged 49t@433c, closing at
4Ssc. Oats September opened at 243",
ranged "a 242c, closing at 24Sc;
October opened ut 243r, ranged 24s@
252c closing at 25c November opened
at 26tc, ragged 26b@26!c, closing
at 26Sc; Msy opened at 3ltc,
ranged 3lB@3lsc closing at 3lsc. Re
ceipis-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, co.
600 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $780,
coo bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, Ga
600 bu. Shipments-Flour, 10000 brls;
wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 25S,000 bn;
oats, 10000 blu; rye, none, barley,
$4,000 bu.
afternoon Bodrd.-The market all
ruled firm. The closing filures at 2 80
&c ock D IN were as follows: Wheat
October, 1889; November, 75sc; De-
CEN er, 779c; Nav, SAGE. Oorn-Oc.
t)ber, SO 7.l6c; November, 3S Size;
December, 39bc; May, 43sc. Ots-
October, 245c; November, 26s,; May,
81 7l6.,