The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06

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East Tenn ID Pid IN Rsading 59R
Erie, pa Rock Island. 1917
Erie pfd, So 81 Louis n San II, %
Fort Wayne, 1852 ST Louis n San F pid, 65h
Fort Worth Den, % 81 la san + lst pfd, ll2%
Hooking Valley, DH StPail, Gt4
Houston & Texas, u arIS,ul pid, lO21l
Illinois Central, llbH Il Paul Min * Man, 10l
Ind Bloom West iOk * Paul \ Omaha $i7s
Kansas Texas, 1879 SIP & Omaha pfd, 100
Lake Erie & West, l8A Tenn Coal & Iron, "a
Lake Erie w pid, ~ Texas Pacific, 2l1s
Lake Shore, @9f Iel& Ohio Cen pfd, 80
Louisville 4 Nash, bibS Union Pncifc 5iL
LOuisv a Albany Is United States Ex az
Memphis Charlest IS Wabash II l. K r. 1917
Michigan Central, w wsSssh 81 l. 4 p pid, '2aS
NIL Ls&w Is Wells Fargo Exp 1876
NJ, l. S d W pid, 50 Western Union 7jA
Min n 81 Louis, AZ American Cot Oil,85L
Min 81 Louis pfd, . Richmond Il VT II, 22A
LONDON, July 8, 4 pm.-Consols closed at
90 l1-1Gd for both money and the account.
The bullion in the Bank of England de-
creased fi63, 600 during the past week. The
proportion Of the Bank Of England reserve
10 liability is 1915 per cent.
PARIS, July 5.---Three per cent rentes, $50
Doc for the account. The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of France shows decrease Of
100000 francs gold and an increase of 200
600 francs silver.
BANK CLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 5.-Clearingsp $751;
l7s, 600
L.
800; balances, S512, ilI.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 5.-Clearings, 81
Ol3,U2i balances, 1886, l05
BosTos, Mass, July 5.-Clearings, today
SIS, i2G,Gl4; balances, $1,0Ss,3il.
NEw YoRK, July 5.-Bank cearings,
$llG,82, lsi; balances, $77l3,Gi7.
PHILADELrnIA, Pa, July Blank clearings
today Sl5,O33ilG balances Sl,s0s, 100
Grain aud Provisions.
CmcAGo, H., July 6..-.'The better feeling
which cropped out Just q little In wheat on
Tuesday came out boldly today. The stun
ton was such a. 10 encourage those who had
begun 10 buy for a reaction and influenced
Others who were hesitnting. The best bull
arguments came from the scabOard and from
the other side. The amount on ocean pas
sage decreased 10000 bushels. Export
clcaranccs at New York alone were $4,000
bushels, and at three Atlantic ports 10000
bushels. Primary receipts were 27i,00O
bushels. At New York exporters were
among the early buyers Cables reported
unlavorablc weather In England and France
and some disappointment In yield where
thrcshing was In progress. At all points
short sellers were reported very cautious
Al this point July wheat was scarce and at
q premium. Opening sales were &c higher
for August, lGc higher for September aud
20 higher for December. August sold from
sole up 10 nc, back 10 i4c on some local
realizing and then up a. slszc. This was
followed by another slight dip Ia 81 kGsl l4c
aud then came the bulge a. 1880 pm, TAX
ing the price to SIC for a moment with a
fraction or two loss later. The closing prices
were. July, Size; August. S2ISc, the out
side for the day, and left August just &c over
the close on Tuesday.
Corn was second only 10 wheat In advance
oil fuN t..I..
out-inspocton Of 81 600 bushels The out
inspection for five days reached 100000
bushels. July was kept within lEMtzc Of
August. There was liberal selling by few
brokers with general buying on the slow adj
vance. The short interest helped the adj.
vance. July sold at as aud isEc 10
close August 40 to open, aud i9lsc To
close. against is'.c, the close ON Tuesday.
September sold up TO bOl.c, aud October up
"a 1850, while year corn closed at i3c.
Oats scored an advance OF N0oIsc, and left
OF ON the top. one u the bull factors was
the receipt Of reports from variety Of
sources by scores ~ members Of the board
that the storm last night beat down the
heavy oats over an area IN western Illinois
and Iowa of not less than 100 to 100 miles,
damaging the crop greatly.
The provision trade was moderate In vol.
umc and mostly Of scalping nature. Ar
rivals Of hop~ were light aud prices 56ilOc
| higher. Offerings Of pork by large packer
were quite free. but al was absorbed and
| prices advanced 74diOc aud closed at out
side figures. August opened nc $3.50, sold
nt Si3bi. down to Slai7 s@i3.5O.
Lard was purchased with moderate de-
gree of freedom by partic, who sold Il Tues.
day, and prices advanced loo from last sales
on Tuesday. August sold at Ss.iOgs. 10 aud
| closed at Ssi2ls Gss 10.
Short ribs wcrc quiet, but like lard, ap.
prccintcd i0c. August ranged at S7.JO6t7.O0
aud closed az 500.
The leading futures ranged a. follows