Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.

FINANCE AND TRADE.
III FINANCIAL CIRCLES dizziness re-
mains the prominent feature. The sit
usuou, as thesesson advances, does not
improve. The applications for money
are rather on the increase, while bal
Iauces work to lower point The feel
ing Of caution which is so prominent in
business circles Throughout the country,
appears % become stronger As the weeks |
r.I by. Eastern mOneyd men appear
Go be asking what viii become Of houses |
which, weakened by last years panic, |
have been denied the chance Of recuper-
alton bv the deafness Of the business |
throughout the fall2'a period whose &C. |
tvfrv was expected to set the weak con |
their legs,n and to awaken the strong |
90 ardent activity, but which has done
neither. Exchange in our market is in 1
guIv moderate Offering 81 previous rates; |
on New York aud other eastern cities |
discount buying, sight !, New OrleOns |
/ : selling on al points st par. There |
are some city gold bonds Offering, it is /
expected they viii bring 45, ex-cOu- |
p1n. A few Eudisputed currency bonds |
lsve been taken at AZ and a is eonsid- |
cred fair quotation for them. Tainted /
bonds, As those are called which the city |
government recognizes only at the /
value the city received for them, are /
worth the same proportion on the value /
given them by the circular that has /
Teen orficialiy published upon the sub 1
. a l.
county bonds on hand as they care to 4
is unsettled. The Nashville onion, i
November 11th, reports: Tennessee
bonds sre rather better, being quoted in 1
Rev York at y and at 55957. There /
j. nothing done in these bonds here, !
but they are generally held at cOBsid-
erabiy above the New York rates. 1
C0mptrJIisr's warrants were offered 4
quite freely yesterday. Small warrants /
would bring 81, bu- large ones would
not sell at 80
CITY currency bonds. undi sputed sGz2
CITY tainted bonds, circular bssi s.-.--. 4 q
CITY r-p.--------- selling, -
-lt4lF county scr o-.-s---.------- se4llhgs D
TIE COTTON MARKET showed more
frmuess yesterday the dispatches ap-
Ueariug more favorable; New York
closed steady at 14sc, futures also were
steady: New Orleans had a fair demand |
at former figures, l4gc; Liverpool was /
tirm st ll-I6d. In our market the de- /
msnd ran almost wholly on lew mid |
ding and niddlingi exports took fair |
share in tine purchases. The market /
was stronger and closed firm with an |
upward tendency. Prices, as reported |
10y those operating, were for barely low /
lIsasH Lon rHs1f "A
and l34c; middling, 1850, 1870, and for /
good sryle l4c. The cotton exchange |
official quotations were unchanged, as |
follows:
Low mic ding " slg % /
Mod ing - sesAa-
lrDDl m-uaAlnE - III e -
The market was unchanged and firm /
with = good demand; sales 100 bales, |
OF which exporters took 200 bales.
Is74. 1873 lS72. /
Receipts yesterday. y. LIS l,s6S 2,f57
Receipts same day last week. Las l,6l6 1901 i
Reese pts since last Fridsy-.--l3,JsS ll5l5 23,Ql6
Receipts same time last weskIo 9o4 u IA Is So /
Receipts same time week 7e-
fo-e....---.-.-.-- ,063 llll4 1870 l
receipts slnce sept. - 81 6J3 75I2g $3.50
stock on nald-----.. 80 z6,oS5'1l ~ 1
shipments lniS -. s82 22i0 l,703
aalir1ads- n0Eth-5Jj1 south, u. 853 l,723 l,5lB /
65,54 s. 81 6i,Sg5 I
THE GENERAL MARKET yesterday 4
was much Of the hUsh-a-bye baby 4
cbRrscter-''sOTt-er sOmnOlenual," IS
Angelina remarked Of her parents, when 1
She LEFT the boarding school with q
finished training. There was no corn /
on the landing, no oats, no bran-a little /
prairie hay changed hands at S13 50. 1
COrnTpeql sustained the previous quota
tons, 81; il is scarce but the demand is /
1uiet. Potatoes are steady aud IN
changed; there is q good inquiry for |
New York with poor supply; as soon |
as the river rises the fistboats will be |
down with abundance; this keeps
dealers from laying in stocks on which |
money might be lost, 50 that stocks are
Iirbt. Eggs were ia moderate supply
and q cent better, 26(627c. Poultry were
very quiet; chickens low and neglected
some superior turkeys brought Sl4,gl5
cheese Is rather lower. Provisions al
through are higher; western markets
are An strong: the cool weather has for
ffied their ideas; bacon, bulk pork and
lErd, al quoted higher yesterday.
.ysf9sqfiOns are for round lots, unless 9TH
cruise erOressed; and for iced and
produce, 5eUee rates. For small ptlr-
chases, rates are propoTt5onatety
higher.
APPLES AND PEARs-Apples are ia
fair demand; common, S2l93; medium,
8 25G3 so; fancy, S4@5. California
pears at 81 50,G5.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Per Dbl, s. 80.
BALING STUFFs-Bagging weak at
~. for , 10. and l3fc for q b. Irvine,
I,ar II. 14615c. Ties, per 10, 6l964c for
splicad old, 70 7l973 &c for regular patterns
n new. Prices show irregularity.
BRAN-NOne on landing; in store
81 1901 20.
REGNs-Very light trade, with me-
dunn 3 25la2 IS per bushel, as ia quail
itv, and navy = S563, in store.
BUTTER-Per 70, for choice, S3(9S5c;
medium, 25I92Sc; inferior scarce; choice /
country, ia tia pals, 25(927e.
BUILDERS MATERIAL Lime, per
bbI.. 81 50. Cement, ROsedaie, 8 25i
Louisville, common, 3 35(92 so; fancy,
~. Plaster, 81. Brick, per 1000, As IN
1uslitv. s7CaI2; friedrich, per 100, 81 50
fS6 Hair, piastaTers', per 10, sc.
CHEEsE-Fair demand at l59l51c
eor chedder and western choice.
C0TTos YARNs-Quiet; No lOo, l6c;
NJ 400. l4c; No. 800, lie; No. 800, Zoe.
gowFON- SEED, ErC.-Cotton-Seeo sells
81, srri,-aI st IS per ton. Crude cotton
$50 al ner gallon Z o. b., 40942e. Oil
neal Ser ton, Ss2A9z2.
80 TSeTlneR--Misso,Fi cider, per Dbl. $40 50
ala: half Dbl, SIS 25G6 81
CABBAGR-Ins riOr, 500, and choice,
SOD in crates. Choice, loose per IVO
head. SS0IO; or tes scarce.
COCOANUTs-ser hundred, 81.
CELERY-Pei Gozen, T5c.
CRANBERRIEs-Per Dbl, Sl29l3.
.CHEsTNUTs-By the b5l., S2ls2 p per
o. o1k'N-None on landing; in store SIC
f,r ear ,sorn and shelled.
CopD-,t sAL--Again higher; demand
.l;TSt. litrl, stock at "a.
$3.50 ElgSss-Hi, sher; sales at 26S27c.
ESoTTe-No inferior offering; medi-
mn ~ choice At S597 80 per Dol.
II DoIED FRUTTs- Apples, 47(s5ci peach
D IN BEEF-I39l5e.
GRITs-Per Dbl. IS 5o96 %.
Sp ,c[1 Es-Hsrd refined white su-
80 %. aoff refined yellow and