Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-21

same week last year ... 81, i58 80 63,s3s 81
Exchange on New York buying at par
selling at premium. Eastern cotton bills
buying at per cent. discount, selling at par
and exchange on New Orleans / discount
buying, and par selling.
Bank stocks-Bank of Commerce, 135 bid,
140 asked; First National, 11S; German Ma
tionaI, 200; Msuhst tap, 16O9l7O; State Ma.
tional, 128 bid, 100 ssked; Union and Plant
ers, l45 bid.
Insurance stocks-Home, so; Bluff City,
100; Peoplep, s.; Plauiers, 1l5; Phenix, 90;
Memphis City, 101al03; fernando, 1000
10; Vanderbilt, 13@15
Railroad bonds-Chessp-ak Ohio and
Southwestern first mortgage, 95 asked; Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee, so; Memphis and
Charleston first mortgage bonds, 7s, ia;
do. second mortgage bonds, rs llSS5), 1OS;
do. consols, 104; Memphis and Little Rock
first mortgage bonds, s., 80; Mississippi and
Tennessee consols, A 1913; do. B 103.ss
Miscellaneous = Taxing District compro-
mise bonds, 623; Merchants Storage aud
Compress Company, new issue, 140 bid, $50
ssked-light offerings; Memphis Gas stock,
81@83; do. bonds, 100; Memphis Water Com
pany, bonds with accrued interest, par; do.
stock, 100 bid; Memphis City boDds, old, 34(9
35; compromise bonds, 7097l; coupons from
old bonds, "a; from compromise bonds, 20;
ledger balances, "a; Judgments on coupons
and bonds, "a; paving Indebtedness, "a; Shell
by county memphis and OHIO railroad) g.,
100; warrsnts, 80; Mississippi levee bonds
and coupons, District No. l, 10: do. scrip,
10; Bank of Tennessee notes, new issue, 60;
Crittenden county (Ark.) warrants, 65(170;
Dssha county, so; Misslesippi county ,6OC97O
By Telegraph. -
NEW YORK, June z0,-Mouey market easy
2tl93 per cent, c.o-ed q per CEN. Prime
mercantile paper, 4953 per cent. Sterling
exchange-baDkers' bills weak, 4844; de-
maud, 4SS.
Bsnds-GoverDmeut firm. Railroads. gen.
erslly lower. State securities dull.
Stocks-The market was more feverisa
and weak during The forenoon than yester-
dAy, being affected By the decline in pro
visions and grain during the forenoon in
Chicago. After 1880 O'Clock The market was
steady and without much chsnge in prices
u 1til about o'clock, when Iumor of two
further failures in the proyIaion trade in
Chicago was made the cause Of sharp break
in stocks, ranging from 10 q per cent, the
later New Jersey Central 10 "a; Cleveland,
Co umbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis de.
clined 2 per cent. to 724, Lake Shore, Read
ing and Louisville and Nsshv lie also de-
cined l per cent. Before o'clock the whole
market recovered / to II Of the decline, the
later on Jersey Central 10 S5i. Il II. Parks
& Co. announced 10 the Stock Exchange that
they had paid all their differences on the
Board. La the last hour there was general
improvement in tone, and there was a recov-
cry of IL TO in prices. The net result of
the days business was decline OF 70 8
per cent, the latter on Colorado Coal,
but on The active list the net
decline was from ] to l 8. the latter on Lake
Shore and New jersey Central, and IL on
Omaha and Oregon Improvement Comp Any,
IT on New York Cenral, Northwestern,
Michigan Central, Pullman Palace Car and
ST. Paul; on Texas and Pac fi;, and per
cent on Western Union, Wabash, Missouri
Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, and Ind
a a, Bloom ugton and Western. The EUsn-
i1lg Post Gays: 81. is generally conceded tnat
ss far as the financial troubles 10 Chicago
1 lay we're concerned, they have be, greatly
exaggerated. High water in the Mississippi
a1d Missouri rivers has done some dsm4ge
20 the railroads and delayed traffic, especially
IN the vicinity OF Kansas City; bat THE, too,
bias been exaggerated" Closing quotations
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