The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-12
BANK STOCKS,


Bank OF Commercials bill, l49 asked
First National........l60 bid, 165 asks
German Bank ....."..l 1915 bid, 20l asked
State Na'ioDal ......... las bid, $50 ask
Union aud Planters. $50 bid, 1853 kei
Mercantile Bank. 135 bid, 1871 a.ked
INSURANCE ST cKs.
Bluff City......".....l00 BID, ... asked
Hefnaodo ...... "....... 100 bid, -. essed
Home ....................75 b d, so as red
Memphis O. y........ 1929 bid, los a ked
PEOPLES ....................S0 bid, SO ssxed
Pho lix...."........".9S bid, 100 astt
Planners ..................l 10Y bid, -. aske
Wand rbilt........,.......25 BID 20 as red
Arlington ......... ........32 bid, e. asked
Factors .....,...............,.... .....20 ask
MISCELLANEOUS.
M. & 9. r r. shares 80 Did, -. asked
M. & T r. R. shsIes. As bid, 80 asked
NJ. & @ consos, 7P....ll9 bid, -. asked
NJ. & l.. X. is m Ss..l05 bid, -. asked
Miss. & T R R. cs.A...l1l bid, ll3 asked
Miss, & [. r K CO. BIO J bln, 103 rsked
Tenn. WITS. s r. D.......9l bid, 90 asked
Tenn. WITS. s-r Z to J..S3 b q, IS ak ed
Shelby Co 6s.. los bi I, 10 stk"d
Tax. D,1t. 4, 6s......974 bid, 9S4 a,ke !
Tax DIST 6s........ l043 bid ,lC53 asked
Mem. G bonds.....,.l04 bid, -. stk-d
Mem. Water b 'nds.. ...97 bid, &c. asked
Hsnsuer Oil Wo'ks...". b d 65 asked
Am. Cot. OIL u ustI ..m.. "A bid, So ask, d
Pioneer Cotton Mills. -. 25 bid, 81 ssSed
Mem. Stor. Com. Co.. lee bid, ITO asked
Mem. Gas stock ........75 bid, so asked
New York, 0 tober l1.-Money on
call active at 6@10 per cent closing
at 6 asked. Prime mercantile paper
4@5 per cent. Sterling exchange
quiet aud weak /; actual rats 4Sl u 90
day b lis aud asa for demand.
Bonds-Government bonds were
dull and weak. Stats bonds were dull
and stea'y
Sto KS Stocks opened sc,ive. Pr
cific NJ Ill was sold heavily, and the
persistent hammeriog Of this st elk
fin Ally affected the tntire list. The
talk of an opposition line by tle Ca
madam Pacific / as shaken out May
weak no d-rs who have been waiting
for a settlement of the Tian,cont-
Denta difficulty. A report was Started
that the abor tIou lies had extended
to the Ere, and tne lack OF co fidence
in t. favorable ouic Jme OF the con-
fernc of railroad fficias at Chicago,
together with the rather disa opcintinX
report OF esrniogs from their quarter,
created Oppression in the mar ct
Liter 10 the day it YVES aonounc d that
there was bightlr prospect for an
agreement at the Chicago conference,
aud the market res ponded quickly.
New + gland was the strongest ock
on the list reports Ct an excursion
over the road by certain officials help
ing the Ti.e. Reading aud Yves ern
Union were 10th ext emely active,
although there WAS nothing of pa,-
ure to aft, ct value in either OF them.
There was some activity among the
graogers, hut they were heavy
throughout. The opening was ST. ong,
first prices generally showing dvsnc's
of flom 1 10 er cent. over the clcs-
ing 6gnies Of Saturday,, al hough
Omaha, New England ana UaioD Pa
cific we've each down / PER CEN. The
features 1 The tracing were New
Eo gland, Texas end Pacific. Yves era
Union ard Pacific Mail They were
all strong except The last, a. the gen
eral market wss firm. Before noon,
however, 1t began 10 yield. al r, ad-
ing bscame prominent, and continued
90, with conn a. lively quiet trading