Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE

I A"oDFy IOuHdHur per CSHt.3 WIN SOO'
demand and close ,r-, 49,
october DIST ---......-..-S 1897 81 3o449
IotOl this week. OF, 403 90 130,399 s.
Total last week s6i,los s. l62 SIS 2
Same week last year...-..-..1 2lS, 80 50 2,l1i q
EAcha1ge on New York buying at Il discount
selling at par. Eastern cotton bills buying u pei
New Orleans u discount buying aud mar Selling
Bank stocks-Bank of Commerce, IS5: First Ma
nOnal, lO2Gl10; German National 2O0921O; Man.
haitian, l6O9l70: State National, l22 sl55; Union
Railroad stocks Mississippi and Tennessee, COG
65; Mobile and Ohio, 2792s; Memphis and Charles,
mortgage bonds, IS Qs85l, 1o3gio8: do. eonsoIs,
III; Memphis and Little Rock first mortgage
bonds, S., 1009l10; Mississippi and Tennessee
consols, A, 1z7; do. B, 11O9Il5
Miscellaneous - Merchanls' Storage and Com
press Company, nomiRally higher rs; Memphis
Gas stock, $3.50; do. bonds, 9791Oo; Memphis
Water Company bonds with accrued interest par
mise bonds, IS; coupons from old bonds, 20; from
compromise bonds, GO; ledger balances, 2S; iudg-
nents On coupons aud bonds, go paving indebt-
railroadl IS, 95; warrants, es9lO6 bid-none on
the market; Mississippi levee bonds and coupons
OF Tennessee notes, new issue, SOS; Crfttenden
county (Ark.l warrants. 20; do. Desha county. e.;
do. Mississippi county. So
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, October 21.-Loans decrease,
81, 7G1 200; specie increase 81 sos 600; legal
ders, decrease, 1924 600; deposits, decrease S1675
$685. The banks now hold 81, 73S $50 in excess
OF legal requirements.
PARIS, October 2l.-Rentes, 91f 25c.
NEW ORLEANS, October 21.-Sight ex-
change on New York, par. Sterling exchange
bankers bills, 4s1.
LONDON, October 21.-New IS extended,
1921; 4s, l2154; Pennsylvania Central, 655s Erie
6214; Reading, 3lss
NEW YORK, October 2I.-Money, 33G5 per
cent, closing offered per cent Prime mer-
camille paper. 69S per cent. Sterling exchange
bankers' bills steady, 1879; demand 4S6. Govern
ment bonds irregular. Railroad bonds without
feature. State securities dull and per cent lower
for Tennessee 6s. old and new. share speculation
opened generally strong, and prices in the main
were s@l per centbigh than at yesterday close;
and Danville and Delaware and Hudson
Leading the advance. A tier opening there a
decline in the general list followed by
an advance OF H911s per cent, in which Texas
Pacific, and Kansas and Texas were most con-
spicuous. subsequently this was followed by a
reaction OF Isg54 per cent, the latter Texas Pa
cific, after which rally of 1sC9H per cent. took
place. led by Delaware, Iackawana and Western,
and Wabash preferred. During the afternoon the
market continued dull, and in the carly part
Shore, Texas Pacific, and Wabash preferred
being most prominent in the downward turn.
From then till the close there was very little
business, and changes were only fractional, the
market near the close advancing u to q per cent,
but closing dull and irregular, out many weak at
:light reaction. Changes from yesterdays closing
ngures were Irregular, but in the main Il to per
cent. higher; the latter st. Paul preferred. kici
mend and Danvine, however, Is ~, West Point |
u, and Lake shore e per cent. lower. Transac-
lions aggregated &c 0Oe shares. Closing quotations;
per cent. bonds, 1925. Louisville q Nash. 561k.