The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-30


n orthwestern was also a special
favorite, end it is reported that the
earnings for this week will show an
increase of over 5000. The market
opened strong, generally from I to I
above YESTERDAY closing. There was
only a moderate business, however,
but prices advanced from the opening
There was light reaction toward
noon, but after that there was
an incrs ased business and prices
moved steadily up to the close.
No thwestern reached the high
est pr yet recorded this year.
In the afternoon the buying in Omaha
made thst stock conspicuous, and it
quickly advanced over l per cent. 1t
vas reported that there was strong
buying of the grangers, especially
for European account st. Paul was
again 'avorit' and opened up ! al 9ls
and advanced to 923, closing ! lower.
Lackawanna came next with 56,0S5
shares, closing Ii higher. Nor h
western was third 1t opened up /
at III, reacted small fraction, but
thereafter steadily rose to the close,
being strong in the action of the
gene al market, and closed at the high
est price of the day and a net ad-
vance of %. Lake Shore was also con-
spi uous strong. 1t opened up ! at
81, advanced to 500, but reacted at the
close to S2s. The market closed strong
at about the best prices OF the day.
Everything on the active list is higher.
Louisville and Nashville is up u;
Omaha preferred ! Omaha common,
d; Erie, Lackawanns, Hooking Val
lev and Lake Shore, 1t each; Texas
and Pacific and Union Pacific, q e CHI;
Jersey Cent al and Chicago, Burling
ton anG Quincy, per cent. each. The
rest of the marAet is up fractional
amounts. Greg Navigation shows
a decline OF , per cent
The total sales of stocks to day were
Sl5,0S2 shares, including D.,,L and
W., 6,5l5; Erie, 1913; Kansas and
Texas, AGO. LakeShore, 1925; Louis
vile and Nashville, 1865; Missouri
Pacific, $500; Northwestern, 81, $3.50 ;
New Jersey Central, $40; New York
Central, 1927; Pacific Mail, 1900;
Reading, $685. S.. Paul, 4s,0S5; st
Pau and Omaha, 1860; Texas Pacific,
9775; Union Pacific, 1916; West
ern Union, l2,465. Closing quota
tons:
The weekly bank statement, is
sued this afternoon, shoAs the fol
lowing changes Reserve, increase,
$29, 495; loans, decrease, S5SS, 200; spe
Gle, decrease, 1902, 20l; legal tenders
increase, $4,000; deposits, decrease
S444, 100; circulation, decrease, SIS.
300 The banks now hold Sl3, 1880, 600
in excess of the legal requirem hts.
GOVERNMENTS.
II. S. s. lOl As, coup, 126.
as, coup, ll3. Pacific 6s OF 1895, l2754
La st@ z. "a t' ~ N Mi.,Ou r. S SsI Io
Cent. Pac. lists, ll71s. Den. 4 RIG Isis, lll9h
Den&R. e. W Its, 75HErie seconds, 'l0jh;
NIX. & T. ,3en 6s,g4 North. Pac. lists, llS'.
North. Pac. eds, 9S1&. N. Western con-. 14l
N.We eat. deb. 5s, 1919. st lbs; I: GEM l0ll
St. Paul, con-, 1873. St.P.,C. \ P. lsts, l22N
I. p. land granls,3713 TIP. RIG. ex cou 81
U. p. lists, us. West Shore, lO21s.
STOCKS.
Adams Express, l4O. Morris & E., 142.
Allegheny Cen, -. Nashville 4 G Al.
Alton AZ T. II 30 N. j. Central, 52%.
AIT. II. ptd.. SO. Nor. i W. pfd., 80.
Amsrical Ex., l07. Northern Pac., d:
B. g. K, & A., so. Northern p. ptd ,573s
Canada Pac., 6i12. n. W, ll2ts',
Se sRaIf P PSSh S'l o. \. Y Central, 1927
Chesapeake 40, ~ y. Y. Q. ST. L., q
G. & O., lst pfd, 1914. N. Y st. Y. &C.p II.
c. " o., I'd pid., 10. Ohio Central, 2;
G. IA, 1873. Ohio & Miss, 22A.
c. Il A MD, IS. o. & Miss. pfd., w;
c., 14 Ontario a. West l79s
c., st. l.. * N. o., -. Oregon New, 9o4.
c., St. l.. 4 P, 10; Oregon Trans, 81.
G., st. u. X P, p.,2S. Oregon Imp, lS
c., S. & O., 20 Pacific Mail, $50.
ca c so. Panama, SO. ,,,
Del. Il Hud 9Sls Peoria, D. IL E., PA
Del, j., &W., 49,. Pittsburg. $50.
Den. & Rio g., 1914. Pullman p g. 1921
Erie, 2654. Reading, 2Is.
Erie pfl, so. ROck Island, l242.
East Tenn, /. st. Il. ;. F.' Zl~9.,
East Tenn. pfd, "a. st. l.. IS; f, p, AZ
Fort Wayne, l46, St.h. * >, LIST u. lOi1
Hannibal Il st JO.,- Q. NJ. a ST. |. i.s23s
II. & st. Jo., pfd.,- 2. ". St. Pep III
Harlem, DO. ST. p NJ. M, ~
Houston Il T., 30. 81. 7. q Omaha, 80
Illinois Cen o, 1879 St.PAul K O.pfd. .lO7.
Ind, B. & W., 234. Texas Pacific, 1915.
Kansas x T., 2756 Union Pacific, 81.
Lake II. & W. l25S. U. S. Express, 3d.
Lake Shore, 80 W, St. l.. X p, ~.
Lou. " Nash, 3Sh. W, st l.. &P ,p., IA,
Lou. IN. A, 5, W. n +. Elk, l25.
NJ. 4 .. fret pfd W; U. Tel 621s;;o,,
NJ &C psd., -. COlOrad Coal. 2312.
Mem. Char %. Homesitiake' 20 ao
Mich. Cen ~. Iron SILVER, lSO.
NJ, L. SIS W 81. Out'rio. 30.
NJ. IS. W. ,p.d 1875 quicksilver, On
Min, e St L., 20lA cksilvtr.pfd, 20.
Min. & I L.lfi,45. Sou h Pacific, 900.
Missouri p cine, iBSl4 SURE, lG,
Mobile 4 Ohio, II
LoNDoN, My 90. 5 p. m. -Consol
102 for none, aud IN. lie for the az
count. he amount of bul ion gon
into the Bank of England on balanC
, to-day is G5 zoe.
PARIS, May -. - Three per cen
rentes, S2f 32!c for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
, New York, May 90. Exchange
? 81 0,l4e,08i; balances, s3,3l6,5s3.
BALTIMoRE, MD, May 29.-Ban
clearings, 81 1881 $40; balances, $3.50
4S6.
. ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 29.-Bank clea
! ings, S2,3S6,77 dor the week, $685.
; 936; balances, 1887 445; for the weel
: $3,S09,376.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 90 Assoc ate
bank clearings fer the day were 81
! 7S0,2SS; fir the week, S44, 7l3, 3lt
/ for the same time last year, 1914, 1897
67l; for the IN nth of May, 1905, 1913
935; s me month last year, SlSS, 23O
i $50.
| B.sToN, MASS, May 29.-Exchange
ST. ,0l4 $50; balances, Sl,692,7S.
Money = p cent. Exchange on Ne
/ York II to 25c premium. For tn
i week: Exchanges. $40, SAP, 242; ba
ances, 50, 1885 For the correspond
ing week in 1885: Exchanges, SAG, 1872
! l79; balances, $5,Sl3,S77. For tn
! month: Exchanges, $it6 .494, 791; ba
ances, S9S, 49,, 352 For the CORE
/ spending month in 1885: Elk hange!
| S260,049,S 1926; balances, $500 .935.
COTTON MARKETS.