The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25


East Tenn % pfd 2Cs Reading, 50
Erie 2SH Rock ISLAND, lO7
Erie preferred, $50 stL&ls i, %
~ Worth n Den, 20 stL&SF ld pid, ITO
Hooking Valley, 2!H st Paul 6G
Houston q Texas, IS 81 Paul preferred, 1861
Illinois Central, ll5H st huul Min Il Man, lO2
Ind, Is ", II stratfi 4 Omaha, $50
Kansas y Texas, II StP&O pid, 1864 -
LEA West, l71s Tenn Coal & Iron, 3Sss
Lake shore, log% T&0csntrsi pa 30
Louisville Il Nash, COZ Union Pacific, 65H
/ & New Albany, A usExprc.s, y
Mem & Charl 81 w,stL& r. ~
Mich Central, $50 M,StL a pfd, IA
M,Ls&w, 10 wells.Farro Express, 1873
N, Ls& Wpid, sS Western Union, ~
Min Il st H. ~ Am Cotton oil, is1
Min Il 81 pfd, IA Rich A West Pt 29h
LONDON, Oct "A, 4 p. m.--Consuls closed at
07Ac for money and gT1Ee for the account.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank oil
England on balance today Is $1,000. Bar
silver 43I4d per ounce.
PARIS, Oct. 2l.--Threc per cent Tentcs o2f
SOC for the account.
BANK CLEARIYGs.
CHICAGO, 0c;, A.-Clcarings S0G0S,00O.
ST. LouIs, Mo-, Oct. H.-Clearings $685.
40; balances, 500 500.
NEw YoRK, Oct 2l.-Clearings, $ll7, 700,-
go balances $G,56i,73i
BosToN, Mass, Oct 2i.-Clearings 81, 49,
$50 balances, Sl,003, lO3.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 2i.-Clcarings,
S1,Oi0, l7l balances; $20i, 9Ss
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 2i.-Clearings,
sll 400, POI; balances, 81, 0o6,l79
Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, III, Oct. 2i.-In the wheat pit
today, In the aggregate, a fair business was
transacted, though at times the market uled
very dull. The buying of MAY wheat by II
truIpr ilgUtiHgI
| ~ with the market was about the only ind-
vidua trading Of note. The feeling was II
| little unsettled, but fluctuations were CON
fined within a moderate limit. The opening
was easier, and prices soon declined 5stG &c
below yesterdays closing figures Then IL
became stronger on good buying and ad-
vRnced irrcguarly 1901 nc, Cascd of 40
| 5sc, then ruled steady Tor some time, became
| very weak later on realizing Of small lots OF
long wheat and closed about Aic lower for
December and &c for May than yesterday.
The situation in corn was much the same
| m II has been for the past few days, though
| the feeling was a triiie more unsettled. The
market opened with heavy offerings and
more unsettled. 1hs market opened with
heavy offerings and first sales were HdAc
lower than the closing prices Of yesterday,
then declined sc, reacted Ne again sold OF
| 9sc, making L. in all, then exhibited some
|
closed "a &c lower than yesterday. Tnc
carly decline was attributed a. the free sell
| ing Of largo local holder, which started
local traders 10 selling aud the reaction
| later In the session was due 10 u consider
able extent to smaller receipts and the ur-
| gent demand for cash property.
Speculative trade in oats opened dull and
| quiet There was some inquiry for May,
and other deliveries followed, ~ that the
closing was about steady, with very little
| change.
Only fair trade was reported in mess
| pork, and the market was unsettled aud
| prices iluctuatcd considerably. Offerings
were rather free early aud opening sales
were made nt Toe decline. Later prices raj
lied l2A6tlic, but declined again 5(g7ls
aud closed steady.
Trading was fairly active In the lard mar
kct aud prices favored buyer. Early sale,
were made at 7is@lOc decline, hut the de
mand improved temporarily and prices raj
lied . lCt5c. Toward the close the feeling
WIS weaker and prices settled back again
aud closed quiet.
| 4 moderate business wns reported IN shur
| rib Sides and prices ruled somewhat irrcgu
| lar within u narrow range. Opening sale
were made at 5t1 50 decline but prices raj
| "a . s@ac and closed rather steady az me
diuu prices
The leading futures ranged as follows: