Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE,


Money commands 8 per cent, with activ
demand and easy.
! Clearines Balance.
Noyena Der SIR .....-........s 21s,l65 % 4i954
4 1hts leF This week Isl 453 80 16ilSl
; Same time last week 65l,224 81 102,693
| Same week last year.. T2l,2I2 u 162,sS5 5
EAcha3ge on New York buying at a discount
| selling at par. Eastern cotton bills buying u pc
cent discount. selling at pari and exchange oil
New Orleans 4 discount buying, and par selling
Bank stocks-Bank of Commerce, 135; First Ma
| tional, ie2Gll0; German National, 2o0g2lo; Man
haitian. l6O@l70; State National. 122gl55; UnioI
and Planters, 1271<.
Railroad stoeks-M Mississippi and TenneSseee COO
40Sie and Ohio so Ms Nes and Charles aodss
mortgage bonds Is Qss5l, 1O2C9l0s: do. consols
IN, Memphis and Little Rock first mortgage
I consols A, III; do. B, llO@ll3
Miscellaneous Merchants Storage and Com
stoeF s5So do bond ds9 Saoo Memphis
Water Company, bonds with accrued interest, par
| mise bonds IS; coupons from old bonds 30; from
compromise bonds, co.; ledger balances Is; jndg-
| edness, IS; Shelby county (MeInphis and Ohio
,s e. e.; warrants 9s9Io0 bidInone on
the market Mississippi levee bonds aud coupons,
OF Tennessee notes, new issue, s5@45; Cnttenden
do. Mississippi county. 80.
PARIS, November S.-Rentes, 80f. sac.
LONDON, November S.-Pennsylvauia Cen
tral. 6I1z; New York Central, 1ssIz; Erie, 40;
NEW ORLEANS, November s.-sight ex-
CHANGE Oh New York nominal. Sterling ex-
chsnse-banker's bills, 4sl.
NEW YORK, November s.-Money 625,
closing at $50 per cent, Prime mercantile paper,
Sgs Per &c cent sterling ex9hsnge-bankefs' bills
per cent. lower Iof extended SIS, lower for IS
ana 4%s coupon, but unchanged for AI%s regis
tered and Is. Railroad bonds Irregular, but in
me main lower. State Securities fairly active
tennessee mixed dropped from 4S1z to 81. specu;
ton on stock Exchange to-day was active and
irregular, but In the main lower than Mondsy's
Close The market opened at fractional decline
rom Mondays closing figures. ct. Paul, Min
higher. Immortality sitter the opening Louisville
and SaShvtl,e dropped and Western Union ~
after which the market became strong and sold
up 1s9lN per cent, Louisville and Nashville, |
Lsckawanna and Western being ptominent in the
advance Subsequently this was followed by u |
reaction Of 500 per cent, led by Canada South
ern and Michigan Central. which In turn was sue
Louisville and Nashville. After this the market |
became very weak, and when near O'Clock a de- |
cnne ranging from 1885, per cent. was recorded, |
IN which Reading, OregOn.and Transcontinenial, |
ern, wabash preferred, Western Unioh and Union |
racine were the greatest sufferers. Prices then
rallied ts91s per cent, Western Union, Reading,
ana wabash preferred leading therein after which,
this market again became weak, and in the final
dealings sold down A@lL per cent, Louisville |
and Nashville, Texas Pacific, Western Union, |
wabash preferred and Omaha preferred being
dropped 70 &C from 500. but recovered and closed
at 6712 The market closed active but weak at a
decline on the days transaction Of 1ka25[ per |
cent, Canada Southern Reading, Northern Pacific |
ions: |