The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-12

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LONDON, July 1l.--l230 pm.-Consols
opened at 90 7-l6 for money and 09l5 for the
account. The amount Of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance today
was 100000. Bar silver AZ SOD per ounce.
PARIS, July ll.-Three per cent rentes S3f
40c for the account.
BANK CLEARISGs.
'h'h'oi iil'i July ii'-NiS"iih F"i"'Ni
900.
NEW YoRK, July ll.-Clcarings Ss7, 3i5,-
4ii; balances SiG53,0G9.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July ll,-Cloarings, g.
Gas, sol; balances, 1862, 1877.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July ll.-Clearings, 81
OS7, 400, balances, f2326is.
liosToS, Mass, July li.-Clearings, Sli,-
03i, Ss3; balances, l,44,5W.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July ll.-Clearings,
SlO,5iG,47O; balances 81, 493, 3G4.
Grain and Provisions.
CmcAGo, H., July ll.---Busincss was
brisk again on change today. The action OF
the wheat market was doubtful early, but
the firm undertOne, helped by bullish
cables, developed into regular advance In
prices later IN the day. The ccarances in
New York were about 5000 bushels, and
this, with the recollection OF the improved
condition OF home crops reported yesterday,
made the bulls cautious and encouraged
some sellers, who believed the government
figures would have more eiCce today than
they did on Tuesday. The later cables pub
lie and private, confirmed the reports OF
snow in England and very bad weather on
the continent On this the foreigners were
said to he buyers here and at New York.
The reports about the boat loads taken from
export differed from five 10 twenty-five
boats, but the effect was bulish. The short
element In the pit took a little fright after ~
o'clock. A heavy speculator who was not
able TO be on the floor, stood by his long
wheat. When the crowd got the de-
sire TO buy there was little for sale,
and July was at big premium
over August: The price Of August which
ranged early between S0CdsUAc, aud at noon
ulua al uhanI ia. alaaa lugl Utfskt sul-R sul-
denly started upward, and in a few minutes
reached Size. This was followed by lull
aud return TO slCgslIIc, when twenty min.
utcs before the close second bulge took
place. The bull feeling prevailed up TO the
very close, and prices at | clock 4. M, were
the outside for the session, with August &c
over last night, at slXc. Other futures
closed July, s3Hc; September. SlI.; Dc
cembcr, S3Hc The corn market was quiet
compared with wheat There was some ec-
mcnts Of strength In the situation, but prices
barely held their own Rt the close for early
futures, while the feature Of the pit was the
low price Of October The lowest prices Of
the day were nj the time Of the early dip In
wheat, whom August touched 4satc, reacted
to lDAc, the outside price Of the session, and
nj the close was the same a. last night, igll
July sold at iss6Cgigr to close. October sold
from isikc down 10 4sc, and closed at isi.c,
or sc lower. In oats, favorable crop weather
and indications that July contracts have
been pretty well filled, caused a heavy
early market July ranged ll.c lower
than yesterdays closing. but at the
decline the demand became quite
vigorous again and there was cent reaction,
aud the closing was steady aud lower. July
ranged &c lower than yesterdays closing,
but at the decline the demand became quite
vigorous again and was lo reaction, and the
closing was steady and only &c lower.
August declined &c during the early weak.
ness and reacted Nc; other deliveries aver.
aged about &c lower. Considerable interest
was manifested In the market for hog pro.
ducts aud an increased speculative business
transacted. The general surroundings " the
trade werc favorable 81 q weaker market. the
receipts II hogs being liberal and price,
lower, while the adyiccs from depending
markets were less favorable 20 holders.
Under these circumstances there was con
siderable desire To sell products for August
aud September deliveries, aud especially by
leading local operators and manufacturer
while the demand was not particularly
urgent excepting from shorts. Prices foI
all the leading articles declined materially
during the middle 81 the session, but tovart
the close the market showed q little NOR,
steadincss In n general way and prices rallied
again. Pork declined iOC1thc, but rallic,
lO0tiic. The decline In Lard amounted onl,
10 5ttIlfc and was wholly rcgaincd. Shorl
ribs fell oil 7ligiOc, but rallied later ~
Ce5c.
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