Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-11


SOUTH CAROLINA BANKS.
Bank OfCamden---M Exchange Bank----l
Charleston IL Farms &Ex'ch'ge-
Chester ...--.-ls Merchants Ceraw II
GeoGgetOwn-le Peoples Bank----$
Hamburg.~B Planters ~
Ne~wbury---.& P1antrs&Mich'csB'k. "a
S. C~aroina--l6 South W. Il. R-...---G
State of ;. els State Bank---.-...... Z
Commercial ank---B Union " .....----5a
GEoRGIA BANKS.
Augusta La 3. CO. 5 Centrl r R. Blk Coz
| Bank fAu~gusta--.5 City Blk OF AUgusta-2l
Athens F'rm'rs d M'ch'cs--.li
" Columbus. Il Ca. X. r. & Blk Cos
Commerce. Z Marine Bank.--..--4
Fulton--.-0 Mechanics Bank--- 3
E'pire State-I5 Mreh'ts 4 PITTS Blk. 5
/" Middle Cas- Planters BanK-.--.E
Savannah..-SO Timbr Cuttrs Bk.-. 5
{" State OF Ga..D Union BanE.........- :
ABA BANKS.
Bank ofMobile. 50 Eastern Banks
MoutgOmery9 Central III
Selma-.---A0 Northern I'D
| Commercial Bank--40 Southern $50
-TESNEssEE BASKs.
Bank ofChattarOoga20 Merchants Bank 10
Memphis par Oc0ee Sd
Middle ms Planters Cd
" Ten, old is'se-SO Southern ~
". Ienn.--D S~helbyFllle " I'D
City Blk Nashvilie-.-43 Tradars' Sd
Commercial Bank-par Union 9 ---D
LOUISIANA BANKS.
Blk o. Amerfca, prem 20 La state Bank--....a0
d" Louisiana ---.f5 M'ch'cs& Trd BIS
" y. Orleans--7O Merchants Bank--00
Canal Bank--6 southern BIZ prem-4
Crescent city Bank Is
STATE BONDS AND COUPONS.
State OF Tennis, loug 1C.aphis & Charles
loan .........-.........SS ton K r. B'ds...-.T0
Memphis CITY " Mobile s Ohio R.A
with Coup'nsf for CLIO sterling B'pds--.70
without COupns~--45 Miss&Tenn.R.R Bds70
Other
The st. Louis PeputEcan Of the 9Th says:
Money IS in fair supply, with gooi demand
In New York the demand IS becoming more
nFflNa- and HIGHER rnfaE are nQrR on call loans
but from the statements OF the New York banks
we see no reason TO expect a tight Money mar
ket there. Here the rate remains unchanged.
choice paper Is placed at 70 per cent.
The Gold market is Gull and weak opening
in New York AT 4, and closing al III.
II Is generally believed that the Government
is selling iu Sew York to-day. Banks paid
G4iGL2, and sold al lk,bt8lEtz.
New York Exchange Is Steady at $40 psT cent.
premium buying, and 10 per cent. premium
seling
Governments are a tribe lower. The follow
ing vefs the quotations in New York to-day at
1893 am. g. s. 6 per cent ISL bonds, 1917 q.
;. q per cent. 40 bouhs, lG5s L. 5 per cent.
100 bonds, gI5s; Z. 5. 80 notes, fTst series,
Quartermasters' Checks in sums under 5000
are taken at per cent. discount 5000 and up
wards l per cent. discount.
Land Warrants for $50 acres are bought az
SlU and s1ld ~ $50. Agricultural COLLEGE Scrip
for 100 acres Is sold ~ Sllo.
Compound Interest Notes are in demand.
The Louisville Courier OF the 9Th says
Money continues 30 gule easy at Q per cent.
on nrst-clasz paper, and Q TO y per cent. per an
nun on g0o1 comIaerclal paUer. street rates
remain 70 - per cent q month.
Gold Uas weak to-day. Naw York quotations /
were IS follows Opening, l37Z "a. y m-. IT,:
at l pm, IT'S; at pm, -; which rates were
followed closely in our market. brokers bidding /
within z 20 o FER cent OF New York rates.
Silver continues to come Ia freely, aud rates
haYe been slightly reduced in our market.
owing 10 a. corresponding decline IN New York. 1
Halves and quartsES we're quoted to-day at 2 /
per cent. un"er Gold, and dimes and half dimes
10 TO J. per cent. under Gold. I
Government Securities We're quoted IN rev
York to-day aS follows: Old g-2l-. lnl new. /
lUbL l0-40s. 9i5z; s-30s. gl7s to Too. In our mar
5-5us Ne!s quoted at y94 buying, par TO p
premium selling.
Exchange was scarce to-day, but the demand
was not 50 great as the preceding two days I-3I
premium buying. Huu l-lO premium selling, !
were ths rates given by dealers.