The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-09
BANK STOCKS.

Bauk.ot Commerce. l49 bid, l52 asked
First 149 bid, 155 asked
German Bank ........ 1924 bid, 1876 asked
State National........145 bid, $50 asked
Union and Plantere. .l49 bid, ISL asked
Mercantile Bank. .. 1876 bid, 1877 asked
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Bluff City 100 bid, e. asked
Hernsndo.....-........l0lb bid, 103 asked
Home...................... bid, rs asked
Memphis City.......1O29 bid, lO5 asked
Peoples. ...........82 bid, So ASKED
Phoenix. ...........98 bid, l0J asked
Planters. bid, =. ssked
Vanderbilt. ............2 bid, 224 asked
Arlington ..................S0 bid, ... asked
Factors. ............., ..."".........2U asked
Mem. Stor. Com. Co..104 bid, I05 asked
Mem. Gas stock........78 bid, 823 asked
MIsCKL, ANGUS.
M. and G. R.R. shares. 80 bid, ... asked
NAT. RR. shares. 40 bid, -. asked
M. & @. consols, 7s...1lS bid, ... asked
M. & L. R. dst m. S.. 105 bid, -. asked
Miss. & T.RJR. CO, A &c. 1l9 bid, 12l asked
Miss. q T.R. r cs, Bill bid, 1l3 asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. O......97 bid, 9S4 asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. D TO J..S2 bid, So asked
Shelby Co. Gs,......,.-106 bid, 10S asked
Tax. Dist q, 65........, SO bid, 933 asked
Tax. Dist. 81 ........ 1921 bid, 1913 asked
Mem. Gas bends ..,.. los bid, e. asked
Mem. Water bonde.... SO bid, ... asked
Hanauer Oil Works. -. bid, IS asked
Am. Cot. Oil trusts. 80 bid, 81 asked
Pioneer Cotton Mile. % bid, % asked
New YORK,, ,Eune S--Money on cav
easy at 1l924 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 4@5c. Sterling ex-
change shade tirmer at unchanged
quo ations.
Bonds Go rernment bonds were
edull and sc lower for the 49s to-day.
State bonds were neglected r ,ilroad
bonds showed increased activity; sales
s3,060,500. Tn most active securities
were Canada Southern seconds, Erie
Seconds, Nickel Plate trust receipts,
Miss uri, Kansas and Texas Is, and
Pacific Rios, in the order named. 1t
twas rumorsd that there NGs hitch in
the negotiations between @ p. Hunt
.ingtoE and the Houston and Texas
bondhoders, but the officers of the
SJDLi lStu1 uCt lilOu W tdlA ~ ISBdlu W
the matter. The market was strong,
and closing prices generally show
gains .&ew York, LaekaW&nna and
Western seconds gained % at 1923;
Louisville, New Albauy AID Chicago
firstG, . at l124; N ckel Plate4ru t re-
Gel pts 2 at 96l, and st. Louis, Kansas
City and NoIthern 0mahas 81 at
| 97I
stocks -Tkers were various pamors
afoa affecting stocks There YVES con-
siderable talk about the Nickelip ate
settlement N stter, and though parties
in interest on each side deny any
knowledge whatever, Nickel-Plate felt
the stimulus occasioned by the runners,
while Lake Shore remained unmoved.
There were reports OF damage to the
cops in the Northwest, AID also OF |
discussions among the roads in that !
regi II, but the granCers ed thu rise
Oregon TranscGntinental was affected |
by umors regard to the contest r
elet 10 70 and the advice from Wash |
ington that The debt extension bill |
woul no be touched to-day had a
auietlng effect upon Union Pacific,
and the act on cf the Western U ion
Executive Committee in ferring tue
question 10 full board, at their meet
lng Tomorrow, broke The price OF
v es ern Uniou over l per cent There
was a urt in m ney this ate noon,
oansed by tue same banker who ran