The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-05
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, 50 per 81 600, premium selling New
Orleans, s. discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louis
Vile, demand par buying, $3.50 per 81 900
premium selling.
Nothing new has yelopcd In the local
securities market There was no session Of
the stock call board today. The local cot
ton market closed easy, with sales Of 10
bales, all to exporters. The Midland rail-
road brought In 10 bales, first arrival. The
New Orleans spot market closed quiet, with
futures quiet and of / 10 2 points. At Liy-
erpool spots ruled quiet, without quoinble
change in prices Futures barely steady
and a shade lower Tho New York spot
market closed steady, with prices very dull
at a decline OF / TO points. Hubbard,
Price & Co. say; Operations were slow and
the market without any clearly defined
point for the day, the market closing l
point lower thln Saturday. The general
feeling continues slow and cautyus all
around aud the market annoyingly barren
Of decided features, while all hands await
new developments
Tho New York Commercial Bulletin Of June
. says from the south the average report
over the growing crop II fairly cheerful,
while the figures Of old supplies do not shrink
away much the loss ~ stock at interior
towns proving light and the plantation
movement fuller than had been anticipated.
Liverpool cables an addition 10 stock Of 81,
923 bales American aud ,lGJ Egyption on
the first Of the month recount, but appeared
a. have rather q steady market, aud II is
claimed Is still on the lookout here for al.
diional parcels Of high grade stock. There
T. evidently nothing at the moment, how
ever, calculated To help speculative trading
Tho New York Cotton exchange has ISSUED
circular stating that the National Cotton
Exchange Of America having been broken
mp 10y the withdrawal Of nearly all the cN-
changes which composed n, aud Il being
very desirable 10 have In the trade some au.
thofiiy upon the statistics and movement Of
The cotton cropof hi. country, the exchange
has appointed A. H. Shcppcrson ~ statisti-
clan. and a. him Is intrustod the compute.
ton IT the whole movement Of the crop.
The exchange will deal only with the move.
mcnt Report, ~ conditions aud estimates u
the growing crop will not be- touched. The
frt overland report will be- given early next
October and Il may he decided to make up
the annual crop statement Tor tie closing
sca-on of ls,5-s tp avoid break Ia the Sc
Tios 81 trade crop statements.
iNrours
seyon hundred aud ninety sks bran, ~
oris Ncans aud peas, no rkrs butter, $40
pkra bacon 3l5 pkgs boots and shoes. a..
o. bu corn. - pkgs cheese, 10 sks coffee,
a. hrls lime no hrls cement HISS sis
cotton seed . lean cotton seed. 90 bdls cot.
ton ties ITO pkg, dry goods. - pkgs crrs,
i,762 hfls flour. 300 bales hay. ~ pkgs |
hats rs head hogs, 10 head sheep, 20 head |
cattle, ~ head horses aud mules, |
80 pkrs lard, $3.50 feet lumber, M |
pkgs liquors, go brls meal, ~ hrls mo-
lasscs, 90 kegs nails, 1000 bu oats. - hfls
onions, o. brs potatoes. cnr- pork sides, 30
pkrs rice Nli brls surar gH3 ukrs tohngro