Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

Money commands per cent, with actvs
demand and easy. -
November 9th ..-.-.........s 243,332 a 6945 81
Thus far this week. 224'5sS ~ 9 !5'13S y y
Same week last year. S25,Oo6 Al N4'V'O %
EAcha1ge on New York buying at Il discount,
cent discount. selling at par; and exchsnges. on
New Orleans "a discount buying, ana par sell1g'
tiOnal, lO29l10; German National, 2O0gZlO; Man
haitian, l609l70: State National lZ2Sl9oi Union
Railroad Mississippi aud Tennessee. cog
65; Mobile and Ohio, Eggs; Memphis and ChaIles;
@ o st Sn5S eones io2o do coao
ll2; Memphis and Little Rock hIst mortgage
c eonds e. 1 IS7 DO M iioGiI5 ana
Miscellaneous - Merchants Storage and Com
press Company, nomiRally higher ~ MeInP =
Water Company, bonds vita accrued interest par {;
stock, 10; Memphis city bonds, old, SOi eompro-
compromise bonds 60; ledger balances, 2Si jndg-
ments on coupons aud bonds, 90; paving lnd 6ig
railroad) Is, IS; warrants, 9s9lO0 bid-none on
the market Mississippi levee bonds and eou Dons
District No /, II@I21z; do. scrip, l2gl2la; Bank
OF Tennessee notes, new issue, S5gl5; cdttenden
county (Ark.l warrants, 20; do. Desha county, o.
do. Mississippi county, 80.
PARIS. November 9.-Rentes, S0f. Csc.
NEW ORLEANS, November 9-E1change
unchanged. Sterling exchange-banker's bills, 4Sl.
LONDON, November 9.-Illinois Central,
I52; Pennsylvania Central. 6I1z; New York Cen
trail 1856; Erie, 3s7s Erie seconds, 3I1z; Reading,
2s7s.
NEW YORK, November 9.-Money 3 to
20, closing offered per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper. 6g8 per cent. Sterling exchange
bankers bills steady, 1901; demand, 49,; Gov
eminent bonds Irregular Railroad bonds very
active. bu: weak. State securities weak; Tennes-
see mixed dropped from IS &c 4S1z. Share specula-
ton opened active but weak, and prices were so
per cent. lower than yesterdays close, CleVe-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana Central,
central Pacific and Oregon Transcontinental
leading the decline During the fist hour the
market was very active but weak, and recorded
decline OF 1868 per cent; the latter Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, which dropped TO
1907 Omaha Lake Shore, Missouri Pa
efc, Central Pacific, and Michigan Cen
trail were also prominent in the downward
movement. This was followed by a recovery OF q
65I14 per cent, led by Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, Oregon Trans pntinental, and Central
Pacific, but the market, still very active, again be-
came weak, and prices sold down 15(92% per cent,
Louisvil e and Nashville, Northwestern, Canada
Southern, New Jersey Central, Lake Shore, West
ern Union, and Missouri PACING being moot con-
spicuous in the decline. The market sfer this be-
came first steady and then strong, the money mar
keI becoming easier, and with fractional reactions
sold up 10 the cloSe tho advance ranging from II
to 2 per cent, the latter Louisville and Nashville
Canada Southern. which advanced ~, oregon
Tran soon tinental pa Northwestern 2 Wabash pre-
ferred 2, New Jersey Central ia, Western Union
15s, and Texas Pacific ~ per cent, were also
some shares fell OFF small traction, but the mar
ket closed generally strong The changes from
yesterdays closing prices were Irregular. Nash
willie and Chattanooga is 2&, Delaware, Laeka wan
IA and Western ia. Lake shore N and Louisville
and Nashville ia per cent, lower; while Ohio ana
Mississippi is IL, Wabash preferred l y, Wabash
common l. Oregon Transcoltin5nta and Reading
l. and Texas Pacific, and Omaha preferred Is Ter