The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SATURDAY, OCTOBER ID, 1883.
CANADA pnclhc. h1lI
Nnrihnrn pnciiic. o6,L

Canada Pacific. b7,l Northern Pacific, 26M
Canada Southern, 5yH Northcrn Pacific pfd, COZ
Central Paci6c $50 Northwestern, ll3H
Chesapeake Ohio, i1h Northwestern pid, lB
Ches & Ohio list Mi itil5 New YORK Central 1854
Ches Ohio I'd pftt III \ Y, CO 4 l, ~
Chicago & Alton, Isl NY, cast i pfd, 561
Chic, Bur Il Quincy, III Ohio Mississippi, IN
G, st l. & p, IGsk = = Ohio Miss pfd, So
G, StL & Ppfd SSN An Ontario Il Western, lGI
Gin, San & Cleye, % :, Oregon lmproyementI3h
Cleye & Columbus. TG2lL Or,gOn Navigation. qA
Delaware x Hudsonils Oregon Trans, 900
Del, Lack West. 4sts Pacific Mail, 3i14 ,-,,
Den 4 Rio q. 1871 Peoria, Dec q Evans, 27's
East Tennessee i0tz Pittburs l5j
East Tenn ist pfd, fSN Pullman Palace, l72sS
L Il, Tenn I'd pid iealing, 81 IN
Erie preferred, COZ slL & san, 81
Fort Wayne, $50 o.. StL& san pid, 73T
IT Worth * Denver 2pI 81 T. IL san LIST pid, liz
Hooking Valley. ~ = ~ Paul, u
Houston Il Texas, II st Paul preferred, lOI
Illinois Central Iis 81 Paul. Min & Man, 1857
Ind, Blom x West liz II Faul Il Omaha, 3s1+
Kansas a. Texns, 1lsI 81 Paul d D pfd. 1917
| Lake Erie q West il Tenn Coal & Iron, 81
J. Erie 4 West pfd, 6SN TeSrs Pacific, IA
Lake Shore, 1887 10l d o Cen pid, 80
| Louisville n Nash, COZ Union Pacific, b2
| J. & New Albany. 40 L ; Express. 10
| Memphis d Char "a Wabash, ~ l. * Pnc, Id
Michigan Central, sOsz ", stL& Pac pfd, 2sM
Nil, Lisa W pid. ~ Wells Fargo Express lio
| Nil. l. S * w pfd 50 Western Union, SJA
Min d ~ l., GL Am Cotton OIL, 1S1z
| Min 81 l. pfd 70 Richmond & W PIT 2GI
LONDON, Oct. i2-The amount Of bullion
gone into the Bank Of England on balance
today is $4,000.
PARIS, Oct. l2.-Three per cent rentes,
S2f Soc.
BANK CLEARiNds.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. l2-Bank clcarings, Sl2,-
| $4,000.
ST. LOUIS. No, Oct. l2--Clcarings, 81, 49,
36l; balances, s403,4i
NEw YORK. Oct. l2.-Clearings, sl2S, $685.
| l35; balances, $S, S02 III.
BosToS. Mass, Oct l2.-Clcarings, Sls4l1,
III; balances, 81, S0i, 2sI.
BALTIMORE, Md, oct. l2.-Clcarings ST.
20i,4lI; balances, s3l7, III.
PmLADgLPBIA, Pa, Oct. l2.-Clearings,
$40, lS2,603; balances, Sl525 100.
Grain anu Provisions.
CHICAGO ILL.,. Oct l2.-'rho wheat market
was again n repetition Of the preceding days,
noticcably so Tor the rapid and violent fluc-
tuationS A fair speculative business was
reported, but generally confined 10 profess
| siOnal traders outside operators doing but
comparatively little business. Domestic
markets, although ruling stronger, do not
| respond 10 tho advance here, and Chicago
| prices ruled from % 10 DC above New lork,S
| Louis and other markets, excepting those Cf
| the northwest, which are higher than Chi
| cago. Should this difference In prices be
maintained IL will have the effect OF turning
wheat IN this direction which would natural
ly seek other channels. Still, the receipts
here show but little increase over preceding
| days. Prices at the opening were advanced
| 2A2l4c for December and | 90 for May over
closing figures OF yesterday. with money ut
one time Mt DC discount Later declined 10
for December and Be for May, again rallied
but the closing wa, lc lower for December
and &c lower for May than closing figures
| yesterday.
There was moderate trade In corn, the
feeling developed being inclilcd to casincss
The market opened at about the closing fig
urcs Of yesterday, aud under liberal offerings
sold of 1zc reacted &C., ruled easy, dcclin-
| ing 4c, and became steady and closed so
| &c lower than yesterday. The chief iniiu-
cncc that caused the early decline was the
rather FREQ selling by parties supposed to be
! acting for an operator who has been identi.
fled with this market for some time past
and whose operations have had good deal
Ia do with the course NJ prices.
There was quite brisk trade In oats for
May delivery, with prices ranging 80 higher.
Near futures still rule quiet, but were a
shade better, about i.OIhc higher In sympa-
thy with the improvement In May aud q
| stronger cash market.
A fair business was transacted in pork
within moderate range Of prices. Oilcr.
ings by several large operators were fair and
after opening Tisc higher. declined zoe be-
fore noon. Oncring- were small. a stronger
feeling developed aud the decline was rccov-
cred. Traders took hold Of lard sparingly
and the market VIZ quiet Offerings were
not large aud a steady feeling prevailed.
| A moderate business wag transacted In
short ribs. A steady feeling developed and
prices showed ~ change of Importance.
Iho lsad,ns ia'ues ranged a. follows