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

| INHINSEs
Money commands 8 per cent, with activ'
November 10th ....-....-..s 2OI,055 $ 80 81
same time last week.. i56,ss5 20 I56s26 4
| Same week last sear...... 1O74,056 OS 227,9.6 81
Exchange on New York buying at q discount 60 INT,
selling at par Eastern cotton bills buying "a per
cent. discount, selling at par; and e1ch4nge on
New Orleans discount buying, sna par FstI
| tional, I02aIlO; German National, 2OOgZlU Man
| haitian, l60@l70; State National l22sl55; Union
RAILROAD sto5cksZGMississippi and Tennessee cog
e5 Mobile and Ohio. 21g2s; Memphis and charles;
mortgage bonds, Is (ISs5l, 1029los; do. coz s0ls,
III; Memphis and Little Rock first ,moTts~s
| consois. A, i2T; do. b, IIO@li3.
! Miscellaneous Merchants storage ana Com
| press Company, nomiRAlly higher, E5; Memphis
| Gas stock, 759SO; do. bonds, 979lo0; Memphis
Water Conn any, bonds with accrued interest, par
stock, 10; Memphis city bonds OLD, GU COnipIO-
mise bonds, S.; coupons from old bonds. 80; from
compromise bonds. 60; ledger balances, .; J nqg-
| ments on coupons and bonds so; paving lndeDt
edness, 25; shelby county (Memphis and ONO
raflroad( 6s, IS; warrants, 999lOo oidInone on
| the Market Mississippi levee bonds and coupons
of Tennessee notes, new issue, $5gi5; cnttenden
county (AIk.) warrants, 1Oi do Desna county, oZ'
do. Mississippi county, So
PARIS, November 10:-Rentes, sol. 64c.
New ORLEANS, November 1O.-Sight ex-
change on New York, nominal. Sterling exchange
bankers bills, PSI.
LONDON, November 10.-Consols, lO2 Lilo;
account IO2 SIG: new S. extended, lO31s: Illinois
Central 5 EI, s Re seconds S1 10y
Reading, 292s.
NEW York, November 10.-Money 49
g. closing at 5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
6gS per cent. Sterling exchange-bankeIs, DIS
steady, 1907; demand. 1873 GoVernment bonds
weak and generally q per cent. lower Railroad
bonds generally higher on a moderate 70 ume OF
business State securities neglected. Speculation
on the Stock Exchange to-day was active and ir-
with a general tendency toward higher
figures aud closing prices generally above those
of Yesterday. The market opened strong ana so
"a per cent higher than 1t closed yesterday, the
latter ST. Paul preferred In early trade iuTthef
advance of 14@lH per cent. took place, Lake
Shore leading therein, but subsequently TINS was
partially lost and the general list, under the gem
eral lead of Lackawanna, Delaware ana western,
became strong and at about II O'Clock recorded
an advance of 1<915< per cent, IN whicn canada
Southern. Missouri Pacific, western Union ana
Michigan Southern were most conspicuous, hhen
near noon prices receded 1sC9lH per cent, Denver
and Rio Grande, Louisville and Nashville, and
Omaha preferred being most conspicuous In the
downward turn; but eArly IN the afternoon raiiy
OF Lal per cent took place, the latter Louisville
and Nashville, after which the market again pc
came heavy, and about 2:3o O'Clock recorded
decline extending from y 10 l5e per cent. reacn-
nent in the downward movement were Union
Pacific Louisville and Nashville, Lake 5here. Del
aware LaekaWanna and Western and CaEada
Southern while Rochester and Pit sDurg dropped
to Igs< from % at noon After this there re-
coyery of ISdlA per cent, Kansas ana Texas lead
ing but q final dealings New Jersey Central fell
of per cent, and few other snaTes IiacIon;
strong The general lis; is HG3 per Cent. higher
than yesterday sclosing figures; Oregon Navigation
and Nashville and Chattanooga being prominent,
and Rochester and Pittsburg lts fper cent lower
Closing quotations were as follows