Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-19

NEW YORK, November ls.-Money on call
easy ct 2E9S per cent, closing at "a per cent.
eign exeBanso very dull at So sIS 8 ' for 60 Gays
and 4s4A for demand.
State bonds fairly active end steady. There is
no abatement in the activity IL railroad bonds.
The sales to-day foot up &,!S,0o0. None Of the
issues were particularly prominent for activity,
althOush a good business was done in Atlantis
ana Pacific, Ere second consols, Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas, and Northern Pacific, and some of
the Texas and Pscidcs. Prices are generally
higher, bat the gains in many cases are for only
S~tocks-Never before in the history of the
stock Exchange was the market so active as fer e
half hour were Isl, 900 shares, and Tor the hour,
255, % 0 shares. Between 10 and II o'clock the re-
ported sales we're 400 500 shares. These are the
fguTes taken from the official report. 1t is GER
tain that he actual business was very material J
larger. as it was absolutely impossible to obtain
tinued active throughout most Of the day, and
the total sales w.re among the largest on record,
day lRsr week. Tne reported sales on a single
day several years ago were a little over 500, 900
shares. St. Paul continues to lead with sales to-
day Of l.O1 500 shares. Seven Other toe .s-West-
ern Union, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, North
Fra comm mental n Lake sboTe AND Pac iae GMIs agTim
! contributed 296, 00) shares The remaining $40 600
shares, or > = % average of days business were
we'll distributed among ninety-eight different
issues. The London, quotations this morning
were again higher, and the market opened Gu the
| New York Exchange, with intense exc temont at
| evening. LOUSY lie and Nashville, st. Pau :,
Pacld. Mail; Northern Pacific preferred and
movement of prices during the day was unusu-
was strong during the early dealing, there were
notable exceptions in which very Little, If any
we're Pacific Mail and New Jersey Central. each
OF Which rose "a Ter GENT: Missouri Pae ,fc
gained ~ Missouri. Kansas and Texss lSs;
\ Paul, Denver and IiG Grande and Navigation
cssh ] per cent. New fOrE Central and Erie
| preferred established their highest quotations at
1 the opening, and Erie common, Union Pacific,
Lake Shore, Reading, Oregon 1ranscantinentsl
fractions. After midday the market became
weak, followed later by a moderate rally, and
decline followed rumors of failure of the trunk
lines TO complete their pooling arrangements.
The closing pri ess compared with those of
sncs. Pacific Mail shows a net advance
o.. 2 per cent; New Jersey Central ls;
Rio Grabde is down pa; Wabash preferred "a
per cent Lake Shore is down rs, ana Erie, New
York CentEal and Michigan. Central, Union Pa
ci6c aud Omaha common, fractional amounts.
Indiana, Bio9nington and western, Lake, Erie
st. Paul aud Duluth. al we're prominent fr
were in a great measu 9 lost in ths al moon. il
Uost cases. 1t is estimated that Sl5 ,000.OB oi So
called Wildcat securities have been sold to the
pub ic taroughOGt. Wall street during the past
'riends not TO buy any STOCKS. IS the present
movement isl speculative craze, thai Eust end
IN disaster, there heing uothing In the sltuhtaOA
to warrant the high prices that have been mace
/ during the past 10 d sys.
The total sales of stocks today were IA 209
shares including Canada Southern, fG15; Relz-
i ware. Lackauanun anu W eslSrn, -So.4fus Della
ware ana Hudson, $3.50: Denver and Rio Grande,
$40; Erie, 2l,oOO; Kansas and Texas, 50,l95
Lake shore, 81 800; Louisville and Nashville,
300; Lake Erie and Western 7230; Mis- - uri Pa
cifc, S25; New York Central, 10000 Northern
Pacific, Hoo; Pacific Mail, 1874; Read Gg,
1850; It. Paul, lgI,790:- Texas Pacifc, 25,9l7
Union Pacific, 2,29S; Western Union, 62,SSJ;
Northern Pacihe preferred, 4O.O5; OREGON Trans
continental, SS.06S. Closing quotations: