The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-07

per cent. The Canada Pacific also be-
came active on buying by foreign
houses. The general market was
strong throughout the morning hours,
but the extensive realiza'ions broke
the list in the afternoon, although the
heavy buying OF Reading in the last
hour mad a beneficial effect upon the
rest OF the list; but the market closed
heavy at irregular changes. The
opening wss strong, the gains ovsr
last evenings final figures ranging
from 5@s generally, but Missouri Pa
cifc was up per cent. Several of The
active list were unchanged. Western
Union was down /. TEE msrket was
fevelish and irregular in the early
trading and New England dropped
nearly 3 per cent, but the remainder
OF the list was strong and so continued
Tor most of the morning, though
highest prices were generally made
close to ii o'clock. A somewhat
irregular but generally heavy market
succeeded, there being a slight rally IN
the last hour, but the close was weak.
Final prices show irregular changes,
the mo It marked among which is
decline of per cent. in New York
and New England. Tennessee Coal is
down per cent, but other declines
are for factions only. Among those
which are higher Cleveland, Column
bus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis is up
80, Canada Southern II, Texas Pacific
trust receipts l aud Canadian Pscific
II. Railroad bonds continus mode
rately active, and follow closely the
course of the share market. There
was very little feature to the dealing',
but the Atlantic and Paci fc Incomes
are still active upon the stories of ar
raugement TO be made which w1l
bent fit the stccs and junior securities
The Texas Pacific Income trust re-
teipts were first il activity today
upon good buying by insiders on the
improved prospects OF the success
of the reorganization plan. Sales
for the day were $2,l27,000.
Texas Pacific income trust receipts
furnished $464 900, and Atlantic and
Pacific incomes S!71 coo. Final prices
show irregular changes. Telminal
trust recsipt3 rose %, to 60s; Lake
Shore registered firsts lost 9, to 1923;
Mobile and Ohio and second 6eOen-
lures 81, to 1929,
The total sales of socks TODAY were
5S6,077 shares, including Canada
Southern, q $40; Delawar- LacksWau-
ma and Western, 1880; Erie, 10000;
Kansas and Texas, 80. 497; Lake Shore,
37,645; Louisville and Na'hville, H.
2e0; Michigan Central. 1907; Mis-.
souli Pacific, 11,24S; Northwestern,
7l10; New jersey Central, $40; New
York Central, 1850: Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, $500; Pacific Mail, 4105;
R aiding. 69,S25; St. Paul, 29,S50; S..
Paul and Omaha, 6600 Union Pa
cific, 10,4S0; Western Union, 81, 030;
Northern Pacific preferred, 927; Ore
gon and Transcontinental, 11,762.
GOVERNMENTS
U. 3s, 100. As, coup, 1873.
41as, coup, ll2A. Pacific Us Of 1895, 126.
BONDS.
La. stamps, As, 7Sh. Missouri IS, 1C0h.
peR& k 4 .lsts'odlS5. Erie Erie seconds, JIG; ,.7>
NC.Weest deb IS, 1881. St is; F Cen. II, i654
st Paul con-, l3l. St.P.,C &P lists, 100.
TIP. land grants, So. TIP. Rick cou, 50.
u. p. lists, ll5A. West Shore, 1919.
Tennis, set mt, l06. Tenn .5s, set mt, 100.
Tenn. 3s, set'mt, TN.
STOCKS.
Adams Express, al. Morris E. ,ofd, 40.
Alton ( +. IL, S7A. N. j. Central. 62H.
A. x 4. II. gfd., ". Nor. i W. -pfd, A41s.
American Ex., lO5, NOrthern Pac. 30.
,. 9. R. 4 N, 81 Northern ?. P,,d; $50.
Canada Sou: $50, IN. W. pfd, l424.
Central Pacific, 49A. N. Y. Central, 1lSk.
Chesapeake x o., 10, NY. @. X St.L.,9.
G. & Q. 1t pfd, IN. N;Y,C & st. L.,p, p.
g. Q. I'd Pfd,, IL. Ohio Central, -,
9. K A, 1924. Ohio 4 Miss, fSR.
Q. Il A. pfd. 100. 0. Il Miss. pid, 80.
G. b. 4 O., 1881. Ontario IL West, %.
c., st. L. &N.O.,-. Oregon Nav, 1861.
c.. st. l. & p, 1871. OREGON Trans, "a.
@. Liz I. pfd, 32h. Oregon Imp, 20.
G. s. & c.. 80. Pacific Mail, 5614.
@. 4 c., 69H. Panama, IS.
@. Il II. Valley, 92A. Peoria, d. 4 E., 30.
Del. u Hud:, 1O4A. Pittsburg, l52.
Den Den ( Rio { g G $ss ksaaips, S. 81 T. .'''
Erie MD, ~. st.L. 4 S. F., 324.
New East Tenn, 12ls. st L & S.F. pfd, 66.
NewE; Tenn. Ptfa,75. St.L.& Sc. 1stp, ia.
H@PP st5e, ST Sfa. s. s. M i7
Harlem, 250: st Paul x Omaha, 5Ols.
Houston & T., 35h St Paul Il o. pid, 1l3.
IlliOnis Central, l941a. Tenn. Coal& Iron, Ga.
Ind. b. q w., l6%. Texas Pacific, 10
Kansas x IT, 37A. Union Pacific, 62s.
Lake +. & W III. Y. S. Express, So
Lake Shore, 92H, w, St. l. & p, 2Ol9.
Lou. a Nash, 5lB. W ST. P. D., 3lA.
Lou; x n. A, 30. W. \ f.; Ex,, l25.
NJ. & Q. LIST pfd, -. W. U. Tel, 1913.
NJ. * G. seconds. Colorado Coal, 2S%.
Men. \ Char 40 Home Stake, l9a.
Min. X st. Il 2OH Ontario, Is.
Min. & St. L. p|d,i6. Quicksilver, 6.
Missouri, Pac!ifc,ll5: Quicksilver pfd., az.
Mobile Ohio, 1914 south Pacific,
N. l.. wv, o., Sutro, 4.
NJ L SD W, pfd, 1873.
London, October Console, 100
1916 for money and l01 l 16 for the
account. United ~tat4s bonds-4s,
1928. Bar silver, aga per ounce.
PARIS, October 6.-Thr,e per cent.
,eutee, S2f. 924c fer the account.
BANK oLEARlNGs.
NEW YORK, October 6.-Excbanges,
Sl36, 1924; balances, $5,6S9,2f3.
BALTIMORE, Nd, October 6.-Clear-
ings, $2,2l7, 35l; balances, $294,0 2l.
BosToN, MASS, October Eek
changes, $l6,9!S. 4O5; balances, S1,37l,-
993
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 6.-Bauk
cleoings, S2,9S3,950i balances, $685.
las.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Octc Der g.
CIeariDgs, $1O,S65, 774; balances, ST.
606,767.