The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-14

the lutcEOnb upOn SOiOVO,OUO VI buC
New Jersey Junction railroad bonds.
There were renewed reports of damage
in the West caused ny hot weather,
which led to free selling OF the gran
gers. Lackawauna exhibited COM
parative strength, it is supposed upon
buying by insiders, and Mania tIn
consoll dated made further advaHce.
The opening was about steady. first
prices being within t per cent Of at
evenings figures, with the siugle ex-
cep;ion of New York Central, which
was down ; per cent. There
was a verv quiet market, in
which the Vandsrbilts and Lscka.
wanna, to which may be added
Louisville and Nashville attracted
most attention; the latter named
stock and Lake Shore exhibited de-
cided weakness. The remainder OF
the list ielded slowly. In the after
noon the market became extremely
dull, but remained heavy until the
last hour, when the easier rates for
money were reflected in an improve
ment in values, and the market closed
very dull bu. comparatively firm at
prices which ara fra2tioually better
than the lowest OF tie day. Closing
prices generally show fractional de-
clines as compared with those OF yes
terdsy, but @ eveland, Columbus, Gin
einnati and indianapolis is down IL
and Louisville and Nashville ! per
cent.
The total sales of stocks today were
177,96S shares, including Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, "a $50 |;
Erie, 1850; Kansas and Texas, 1925 I;
Lake Shore, 1915; Louisville snd
Nashville, $3.50; New York Central,
$40; Pacific Mail, 4G75; st. Paul, IL
075; IT. Paul and 0naho, 66l0;
Texas Pacific, 6545; Union Pacific,
4430; Western Union, 1880; Northern
Pacific preferred, 1889; Northwestern,
6400. Closing quotations were as fol-
lows:
COUP sS 1oGf fi PaS SGSR 3. q 1885, l2l
La. stamps, As, II Missouri, IS, 1907.
Cent Pac. lists, lli7s. Den. Il K. G lists, l22.
Den&R. G. WI, Is, S2. Ere seconds, ll5:
NIX; At Gen Is, 954. North. Pac. lists, ll6h.
NoTSe pd dsb s9s 400 st. ES;tfFG lt IL
ST. Paul, con-, 1871. St,P. C. Il P. lists, l2l.
7. P. land grants,55, T.P.,R.G. ex cou $50
U. p. lists, 1l6A. West Shore, 1927.
Tenn. Is, set mt, lO6 Tenn. IS, set mt, 102.
Tenn. IS, set'mt, 7SA.
STOCKS.
Adams Express, 14O. Morris& Z. ,offd. ,14O.
aiteS IA N Il rantraI AZ
A & T. H. pfd., 81. Nor. K W., pfd. Az.
American Ex., 10S. Northern Pac., M.
B. G. R. 4 NJ, 50; Northern P. Ptd, sos.
Canada Pac., 66A. 9 AN. W, 1879.
Canada Sou, Az. 2. &N.W,, ptd. az.
Central Pacific, a. N. Y. Central, lf07s:
Chesapeake Il 0.,9 N. Y. Q. 4 st. L., 50.
G. & O., LIST pfd, 1914. N.Y.C &St. L.. D. ,192.
@. 4 o., I'd pfd., 10. Ohio Central, :.
G, IA, l4lA. Ohio & Miss, 2314.
c. G. B. d L e., iSs5&. Ontario 4 West, igl.
c., st. L. & N. o., =. Oregon Nav, 1854.
c., St. l.. & P, 1914. Oregon Trans, 1928.
c., st. l.. Il p, p. 80. Oregon Imp, 2lH.
c., s. Il G., n. Pacific Mail, 56N.
E Del. 4 R i ssH. PEORIA. b. B.. 259l.
Del, l., 4 w., 1891. Pittsburg, l5lH.
Den. Il Rio g., 30R. Pullman P. c., l4.
Erie, 33A. Reading, 26H.
Erie pfd., 49,, Rock Island, l252E:
East Tenn, 6h. st. L. 4 5. F., IN.
East Tenn. pfds l49s. IT, L; 4 s; F:,,p.,SSaaN'
Hannibal & st. yo.,-C. N. &St. P, 92s:
Il. 4 st. Jo:, pfd.,- 9, N. st; P,p.lH.
Harlem, 235. st. P, M; x M, ia.
Houston 4 T., 36H St. P. A. Omaha, 4Tsz.
Illinois Cen, iS6. st.Paul&O. pfd:, Ito.
Ind, B. 4 W., 1871. Texas Pacific, AZ.
Kansas l. T., 80. Union Pacific, 56h.
Lake e. & w., 10. U. s. Express, Ga.
Lake Shore, 879s. W., st. L. \ P, 10.
Lou. Il Nash, 45M W, st. l.. i PIP, 33L4
Lou. & N, A., 81. W. &F. Ex., 12S.
NJ. 4 @. first PIT. W. U. Tel, 66h.
NJ. & G. pfd., :. Colorado Coal, 2814,
Mem. & Char, 81 Homestake, 1915.
| Mich. Cen :, 79M. Iron Silver, 1856.
M, L. saw. &c. Ontario, 20.
NJ. LIS. NV. ,pfd,9l. Quicksilver, s.
Min. & st. L., 1879. Quicksilver, pfd, p,
Min. & st. L. pfd Az. South Pacific, =.
| Missouri Pacific, 1922. Sutro, 10.
| Mol;Ia Il Ohin Ia