Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-20

After Over tao months cessation Of business
the resumption o. activity comes with ea. brisk
array OF attendance that b. ST. ess men Ike 20 see;
good demand lor money which Is liner ly responded
%, and free Influx Of exchange, continue 20 be the
features ~ tue day. Exchange quotes slglt on New
York and demand on New England at Is OF; sight On
u discount buying, selling at Dar. The New YorN
I'"ssN. OF saturday, reports; tHe tol.o%lhs wee
mentioned cities: Sayaunah-bDiag IL discount,
selling ie9ll premium; tharle5 ton easy - Gisc2In,
~ 81. Louis, soc premium; Chicago, 20c 70 5Oe
pT.miuTp and Boston scarce, I2Isc prsmiu A." Last
week outside OF New York. including al cities nav
ing clearinghouse, the exchanges Tor me week
Wers Sl73,6t1 6'5, against SlSc's2 DIG a u ar
the decline that has taken place In prices:
The - Lou Etgt1.an repelss "a we cllse ..
ADDS; bipgIepi Of ciir-.i'c 10 Memphis and o:hsr
cotton centefs reported but the outflow was not
particularly la'ge. commercial drafts against ship
ments of cJton grain aud iIIr Te;e taken IN fair
quantity, and some OanHers' exchange came from
rency II is 10 be rtt-d. however thai sew raj of
the Memphis cotton buyers have closed their Offices
cbsnSe mere viii b. bR1d,ei by fewer backs here
after. and possibly some banks will be thrown into
hitherto this season The Cincinnati Eng,firey OF
WonJay rar,Fts n1at,1,ia trNf@1chinr TO duIIness
with liberal supply Of .funds at 6d7 per cent. for
thirty to sixty days time.
IBY LEGaAPR.l
PARIS, November 1g.-Reutes, 1927. 62I2c.
1OOl2 New YORK sight, y discount Sterling eX
change. bankers bills, 4S2.
LONDON. November Iq.-Consols-for money,
a5 1916; on account gJ.s; Illinois Central,
80; Pennsylvania Central, 33i2; reading, 1884;
Enc, lIil; preferred. 33; 2os OF iSb1' 1854;
NEW YORK. November 19.-Money market more
mercantile raper. IissI 5la SsTcsnt Ths assistant
tTsaSaTsf disbIrssd S3SS01O Customs Teceijits.
S344 600. CleaTuZs, > D -. COO. sterling eX-
change-oankers' bills diil. - Ne% York d
sis x.
Gold quiet, lOOl.; par bid Carrying rates, 1I3
per cent tioyernuentsg0nds steady except 1B9s,
which are "a lOw-T; coupons Of 1881, 1888;
I9sis2 new -. iO55i; new ATS. I04Ss; new 81
i00i5: IO-lOs, registered, 1919; 1O-40s, coupons,
107as; currency IS, l2ul2. Stale bonds nominal;
Old Tennessee, Bis re-" te91hesse9' - GA
Railroad bon = We're Dloydrt The s.O.N market
was IN the main strong and hisa-F. tae ADVANCE
Ct Paul shares and Lake Shore were the most
active The coal shares were exceptionally Eeak.
per cent. and ID -sFare and Hudson J per cent but
subsequently, there vas recovery OF Ia Iei cant.
acted lsdii per cent from the highest point.
Transactions aggregated 3d coo shares, or which
$4,000 weTc Lake ShO e, 5000 wabash, 10000
Northwestern common and Y OOD preferred, 5.00D
st. Paul common aud II 900 preferred, 10000
OhIos 10000 Western Union tel, graph company,
1000 Miss luri Kansas and Pdc n,, and 5000 ST.
Western Union telegraph company S6li; Ouicksll-
yer. TO- Quicksilver preferret 3234i Pacl!c MAI,
Adams express company l6j; wells 4 Fargo ex-
press company. GSts AIasncRn express company,
80; United States express company, ";
Kew York Central. -: Erie. 9l-; Etc ureieried,
81; Harlem. i40I2; Michigan Central oSi2
Panams, I25; Union Pacific stock, 669s; Lake shore
gS5l; IinuUs Central. IeSs; cleveland aId Pitts
burr Sill; North western, Ass Nor hwesteTn pre-
ferred 7jiS; Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and
Indianapolis, 81; New Jetssy Central 3llI; Rock
Island, 1914; ST. Paul, a1lS: 81. Paul preferred
8S5s; wabash. 22S4; Fort Wayne, 100; Fei.e Haute,
3; rerre Faate preferred, 3; Chicago end
Alton, sIlz chicago and Alton preferred, S2ls ohio
and Missi-sipfs. IA: Delaware, Lackawanns and
Western, 5O7s; Auailt.e and Pacific telegraph, %;
quincy. los; Hannibal ana st. Joe. 15as;
Hannibal and st. Joe preferred 3Sl4; Gel
us: Union Pacific land grants, 57s; Union Pa
cine sinking funds, IO2lS.