Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE

FINANCE.
Money commands 8 per cent, with mode
rate densnd and easy.
November 2lth -........s 90, us rs 54.642 80
Thus far this week.. $50 $40 80 203.5I8 %
Same time last week. 4o530O g 1922 g
Same week last year-..---- csc, 455 o. 25l,Sl4 %
Exchange on New York buying at 4 discount,
selling ~ par Eastern cotton bills buying q per
New Orleans a discount buying, and paTsselh,ng-
Bank stocks-Bank of Commerce, l35; Flrst VA
haitian, 1eo9l70; State National, 122gl55; Union
and Planters, 1271z-
press Company. ncIliHslly higher. 10; memphis
Gas stock, 1880: do. bonds, 979l00; Memphis
Water Comp bonds with accrued interest, par;
stock, 10; Memphis city bonds, Old, 90 cOmpro-
mise bonds, S.; coupons from old bonds so from
compromise bonds, 20; ledger balances Is; indg-
ments on coupons aud bonds, 90; paving indeot
eduezs, IS; Shelby county (Memphis and ONO
railroadl 6s, IS; warrants, 9s9lO0 bid-none on
District No. /, ngI3tf: do. scrip. I2@I2lz Bank
Of Tennessee notes, new issue, g5945; Crttenden
county (Ark.l warrants. 20; do. Desha county, o.;
do. Mississippi county. So
Railroad stocks-8Iississippi and Tennessee, COG
S. Mobile and OHIO, 27g23; Memphis ard Charles.
on first mortgage bonds, IS, I12Sil6; do. second
III; Memphis And Little Rock first mortsA;
bonds, -. ioOaii0; MISSISSIPPI and Tennesse.
eonsols. A, ~; do. B, 1l09l15
PARIS, November 24.-Rentes, SOL. doc.
NEW ORLEANS, November 24.-Sight ex-
change on New York, at par. Sterling exchange
-D1nAeIs DliisJ 9fSIzt0a5J
LONDON, November 24-Consols, 101 1872;
account, 1917; IlliBeig Central, 1895 Pennsylvania
Central, coz New York Central, 3O4; Erie, 555s;
Erie seccnus, 49, Reading, 2s1s-
NEW YORK., November 24.-Money, Ga
20 per cent; closed at per cent.-later TO 8
per cent. Sterli-g exchange-bankers' bills weak.
4795z; demand. 1879. Government bonds weak
generally weak. gss P Securities noderstelS act
i've and weak. Speculation or stock Exchange
weak, and prices as rule, are lower than at yes
terdsy's close. The market opened weak and Eg
~ per cent lower than yesterdays closing quota
lions; the latter Chicago and Alton Immediately
after opening prices dropped l5gz5S per cent
Rock Island, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
Canada Southern, Reading, and New Jersey Cen
ment This was followed by general recovery
of 1S6s1 per cent. the latter st. Paul; but. the
mai ket again became weak and sold down i49las
per cent; Missouri Pacific, sc. Panl. Canada
Southern, and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
leading the decline. The market after this was
some " hat irregular, but shortly before midday
gerefAl rally with IA per cent; advance took
place. led by Rock Island, while Wabash pre-
ferred fell off ~ per cent. subsequently the
market again became depressed, and early In the
afternoon Union Pacific and Omaha receded 2,
Pacific, Wabash preferred and Oregon Trs DscOH-
tineRtal each IL, and the remainder of the list y
a per cent After this the rate Tor nec,sy, which
previously had ruled between Is and 2j per
rotary Foges's order to redeem bonds
and tne market took an upward turn,
advanced %a21S per cent. ONO and Mississippi
Wabash preferred. Michigan Central, Canada
Southern, st. Paul, Union Pacific, and Oregon
TTanscontinentsl being mott conspicuous in the
advance Ia fnsi dealings there was reaction in
shares, en@ the market closed irregular AT de-
c; ne the days transactions OF 41l4 Ter cent;
Northwestern, Missouri Pacific, ST. Paul, ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba, PEORIA Decatur and
Evansville being most conspicuous therein. Clos
fnern