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

but no feature OF interest, flnal prices
generally show adva lces, but for small
fractions only in a majority of cases.
Norfolk aud Western general advanced
%, to lis; Utah extension frsts ia,
10 $50; Lake Erie and Western in-
comes 2, to 30; indianapolis, Decatur
and Springfield incomes 2, TO "a; Al
bapy and Susluebanna cons olidatsd
skies fell 2, to l22; Chicago, st. Louis
and New Orleans fves A per cent to
1l6.
Stocks-The market during the
morning hours was one OF the dul!est
for many days, and with the excep-
ton Of slight improvement in New
York aud New England, was absolutely
without feature The ta'ement Of
the Western Union, however, was
favoIably regarded on the street and
buying CT that stccx was specially
brisk Just at er noon. resulting in a
natural advance in its price. The
Cnicsgo people alec took hold of 81.
Paul and it responded quickly. The
outlook for the formation of a p r.
moment pool is considered good.
The mot marked movement of the
day, however, was in Missouri Paeifi',
which was spurted up about 2 per
CEN. en- tho bright prospects for the
stock in consequence OF the scali ng
down of the interest on 100000
BINDS to per cent, which 10 said to
be equal to J per cent. on the stock.
The general market responded 10 the
impaired feeling on the several special
ties named, but was quist throughout.
The London element did very little in
the market today. LoaniDg rate for
both stocks and money we've easy.
The market opened about tt ady, fret
prices showing slight changes only
from the closing figure of ytste, day,
although Delaware aud Hudson was
down per cent. The business
was unusually dull up to noon
and an advance OF per cent.
in New England was the on,y move
ment in .rices, but Western Union
was moved up rapidly at er y o'clock.
st. Paul followed and thera we're also
sharp advances in Mi SUR Picifi, and
st. Paul and Duluth, the genera.
market being firm to strong and clos
ing at al out the best figures Ieached.
The days business was al 1928
shares, s.. Paul the only active stock,
its sa reaching u, lS5 shares; West
cen Union was second with 1878.
The result OF the days business WAS a
genera advance throughout the list,
Missouri Pacific being up Il per cant (,
but the others for fractional amounts
only.
TIE total sales of stocks today were
l4l, 1928 SHARES, including Delaware
a1d Western, $3.50; Erie. 1884,;
Lake Shore, $40; Missouri Pacific,
5000; North " esterD, 9lO0; Ohio ana
NJ ssissippi, 1000; st. Paul, 27,ls5;
Wetttrn Union, 1878; Nortnern Pa
cific, 1874.
U. s. IS, 1907. 4s, coup, 1261s.
as, coup, Ito. Pacific Is of 1895, l25.
BONDS.
t cs .'fP% no i.ss b bdn g. H.
Den&RGW Its, 81. ErIt seconds, lis.
NJ. X. ST, Gen IS, $50 North. Pac. lists .ll5H.
North. Pac. 2ds.l0l. N. Western con-. l4lT
INVEST, deb. 5s, i09. SSt.L.s;F; Gen, IN, 1921
u. p. lists, l14A. West Shore, 1915.
Tenn. 6s, set mt, 1861. Tenn. s., set mt, 100.
Tenn. IS, set'mt, Is.
STOCKS.
Adams Express, l4O. Morris& &. ,otfd. ,l4O.
Allegheny Gen.. Nashville d g., $50
Alton h I. II. 30. -. Central, 53h.
A 1T. H., pfd.. IS. Nor. i W., pfd., Az.
American Ex., lO6. Northern Pac.,. 2S.
B. @. K. &c N, SO. Northern P. pfd. ,6Oh,
Canada Pac., 65. Q. x N. W., ll6s
Canada Sou, <5N. 9. &F.W, ptd. ,l4lH.
Central Pacific, 43S. n. \. Central, llOh,
Chesapeake 60 ". 7, O.. a. st. L.,94.
@. Il o., LIST pfd, 1914, ~. ca st. L.,p.,2l1s
@. K o., I'd pfd., ~. Ohio Central, :.
G. d A., ptd., 100. Q. Miss, pfd., 81
c., b. & O., 1853. Ontario Il West, 1875.
c., St. l.. Il n. o., -. Oregon Nav, lC6.
G., st. L. 4 P, 10. Oregon Trans. $50.
c., st. u. x p, p. "a. Oregon Imp, 26%.
G., S. & @; 81. Pacific Mail, SIS.
Del. i Hpd,, 1908, Peoria, d, 4 B., 29)a.
Del, i, Il W., 1907, Pittsburg. 1917.
Den. 4 Rio g.. 3OH. Pullman ?. g., lSS'
Erie, S3A. Reading, 264.
Eric pfd., Is. Rock Island, E6h.
East Tenn, g.. st. l.. x ). F., 2934,
East Tenn. pfd, 145s. st. l., h $; Esp, 59N.
Fort Wayne, 14S. St.L, &S.F., LIST n,ll2h
Hannibal & St 10. - O. NJ. & st. p, 95.
u. X st. Jo,, pfd,,- 2. N. st; /; up. l22H.
harlem, $50. st. P, M.& NJ, ia.
Houston X t., "a St. P. u Omaha, 41a.
Illinois Gen., lS4 St.Paul&0. pfd., lllA.
Ind, B. Il .,.lGH. Ton. Coal & Iron.
Kansas & T., So Texas Pacific, 49,.
Lake Il, 4 w., 10. Union Pacific, 500.
Lake Shore, $50. u. S. Express. 62.
Lou. n Nash, 4515. W., st. L. & P, 1871,
Lou, \ N: A., $50. W, st; L; b P; ,P.,S4%
NJ. y 9. first Pr. ". +. Ex.. l26.
NJ. 4 C. pfd., =. W. U. Tel, $50.
Mem. 4 Char, So. Colorado Coal, 2sl4.
Mich. Cen. 81 HOmestake, l8h.
Min. h st. L., zoe. Iron Silver, 49,.
Min. Il st. L.pfd, Az. Ontario, 25.
Missouri Pacific, ll1%. Quicksilver, 59.
Mobile IL Ohio, 15%. Quicksilver, pid, p,
N. L. S. & W., g.. South Pacific,
M. L. SAW. ,pfd, 1871. Sutro.7.
LONDON, September 8.-4 pm.-Con-
soils 100 1916 for money and 1909 for
the account. United States bonds, As,
1898; United States bonds, AIS, 1873.
The amount of bullion withdraw
fsom the Bank of England on balance
today is 100000.
PARIS, September S.-Three per cent.
rentes, 83t 40c for the account.
BANK CLEARINas.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September S.-Bank
clesrings, $2,9lS,SlS; balances, SILL
1866.
BALTIMORE, Md, September g.
G earrings, $l,S3S, 400; balances, $2l3,-
63S.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September S.-To-
days associated bank clearings were
1885, 1000.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September s.
Bank cleariDgs today were $685., 67S;
balances, $993,1lS,
New YORK, September 8.-Clearing
house statement: Exchanges, $Sl $780,
697; balances, $5,056,Sl4.
Boston, MASS, September 8.-Cear.
ing house statement for today: Ex-
changes, $40, 064 ,085; balances, $780,.
920.
COTTON MARK ETS.
The local cotton market opened
ori.t oud clooa1 ouiet. 1,oid1liuU gIn