Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.


| demand and close. -
o..-,- -. CleaIinFs: Balances s1G 3
| same day last week 1883 U3 5l,12l g
same day lS 1 yea 40 40 ~ ~ - S75is b
Total for October ISL. 4,21I 555 2s 7lI.l25 9
Total for October, ISL 47i3 l9l 81 S0i,l90 O.
Exchange on New York buying at 4 discount
selling al par Eastern cotton bills buying "a pei
cent. discount. selling at par; and exchange OF
New Orleans = discount buying, and par selling
Bank stOcks-Bank of Commerce, l35; First Ma
tional, I02dI10; German National, 2OO92lO Man
haitian, 16O9170; State National, 122Sl55; Union
Railroad stocks2Mississippi and Tennessee, COG
e5; Mobile and Ohio 2592s Memphis and Charles
ton trst mortgage bonds, IS, ll2gll6; do. seeonc
mortgage bonds, IS uss5l, 102gl0s; do eonsols
NJ; Memphis and Little Rock first moTlgagt
consols, A, l27; do b, 1l0gl13.
Miscellageous Merchants Storage and Com
Gas stock, 75gSO do. bonds, 97@1OO; Memphis
Water Com pany, bonds with accrued interest, par
mise bonds, s.; coupons from old bonds 80; from
compromise bonds. 60; ledger balances, Is; judg
ments on coupons and bonds, 20; paving indebt
edness, 25: Shelby county (Memphis and Ohio
railrosdl 6s, %; warrants, 9s9lOQ bid-none on
the market; Mississippi levee bonds and coupons
District No ], u9l21z; do. scrip, l2Sl214; Bank
OF Tennessee notes, new issue. S5gi5' Cnttenden
county (Ark.) warrants. 20; do. Desha county, e.;
do. Mississippi county. So
PARIS, October 3I.-Rentes, s0f. l7le
NEW ORLEANS, October 3l.-Sight ex-
change on New York, nominal. Sterling ex-
change-banker's bills, 4Sl
LONDON, October 3I.-Consols. 102 5-16;
new % ex en- ded. I03; Illinois Central 551 Penn
sylyania Central, 65%; New York Central, 371z;
Erie, 4l5s. Reading, Slss.
NEW YORK, October 31.-Money as
per cent closed at per cent. offered. Prime mer-
camille paper. 6%9s per cent. Sterling exchange
bankers bills steady, 4sl1 demand, 4S5zs- Gov
eminent bonds L per cent. lower for s. otherwise
unchanged. Railroad bonds very dull and ir-
regular. State securities inactive. Specu-
lation on the Stock Exchange to-day was
very dull and strong during the morning and
in Vii
yesterdays closing figures irregular. he stock
market opened strong at an advance of 1s92 per
cent. from Yesterdays closing quotations, Of. Paul
Minneapolis aud Manitoba, and Illinois Cen
market, though dull, still continued strong, and
prices sold up 149lL per cent, Illinois Central,
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba, Wabash pre-
ferrea and EeEthsrn fse,6e pssssms ess. ;s
succeeded by reaction OF q 81 per cent led by
Illinois Central, which was 81 bseouently followed
by rally of 1S9z per cent. in the general list,
and an advance of Ia per cent. from the opeeing
in Mutual Union. Norfolk and We tern preferred,
however, fell off I8 per cent. During the after
noon the market was very dull and weak. and
from noon TO near the close prices declined almost
steadily 1z4lZ per cent, the latter New
York Central 10 13l5s Others prominent in
the decline were Texas Pacific, which fell
Ohio aud Mississippi IA each, East Tennessee pre-
fired and Louisville and Nashville each, while
st. Paul, Minneapolis and ManitobS dropped to
l445< from l4SA, In the final dealings a general
advance OF 1s9lZ per cent. took place, led by
strong changes from prices at yesterdays close,
ana Irregular, Mutual Union being Ia Illinois
Central "a aud Northwestern preferred "a per
cent. higher while East Tennessee preferred is /,
Ohio and Mississippi Ia, Texas Pacific %, and New
York Central q per cent. lower Closing quota