The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. FRIDAY, JANUARY 49, 1889.
East Tenn ID pid, %
Erie, 2ssI
Erie preferred, Ga

East Tenn ID pid, % Reading is5s
Erie, 2ss5 Rod Island, 1914
Eric preferred Ga 81 q San Fran, 2bR
Fort Wayne, 1917 StL 4 San Fran pid, ga
IT Worth 4 Denver, % ST 4 & san = lstpfd, ll21s
Houston Houston & Texas, Il sthHHi pfd lO5H
Illinois Central, li6H est Paul, Min 4 Man. lOl
Ind, Bloom West, % ~ Paul 4 Omaha, 5y
Kansas & Texas l3l4 ST Paul Omaha pfd "a
Lake Erie K West, lG,s Tenn Coal 4 Iron SJ}s
/ Erie 4 West pfd 521s Tcxbs Pacific 22H
Lake shore 1927 TOl q q Cen ptd, 20
Louisville 4 Nash, 57H uniop Pacific Gi%
Memphis chari, 80 o waba.h, s. / lPac 1874
Michigan Central, So W. st l. 4 Pac pid, 2jH
Nil, rs NV, 65n Wells Fargo Express, 1872
MI, Us &w pfd, o2T Western Union, SIS
Min - j. Am Cotton Oil, bO}a
Min Il st l. pid, 1917 Richmond Il W ~ 2ib
elk. Div.
LONDON, Jan. III pm --Consols closed at
0s l-l0 for money ana 09is for the account.
The amount of bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank of England ON balance today is f3o,-
600. The bullion in the Bank OF England
increased G3iS, 900 during the past week. The
proportion Of the Bank Of England reserve
to liability is now 4l.70 per cent
PARIS, Jan. l7.-Thrce per cent. rentos S3i
for the account. The weekly statement Of
the Bank Of France shows decrease of 3
400, 0OOf in gold and an increaae of eOO,OOOI
silver.
BANK CLEARINGs.
ClncAGo, H., Jan. i7.-Clearings, $40, 705-
600.
ST. Lours, No, Jan i7--Clcarings, $3,3iS,
43O; balances 1929, $40.
NEW YoRK, Jan. l7.-Cloarings, Sl37, 263,
$50; balances sGNS, Ill.
BALTIMORE, Md. Jan. l7--Clcarngs ST.
03i, $50 balances, $685., 2o2
BosroN, Mass. Jan. l7,-Clcarlngs, Sl6,-
137G balances, II, 2Gs,G2j.
PmLNpELrIIIA, Pa, Jan. 17.-Clcarings,
Sl3, lpO5OO; balances, S2,3lG,i25
Grain and Provisions.
CmcAGo. H.. Jan. l7-Iust a fair bust
ness was transacted in wheat today, and the
feeling was stronger with prices sustained
above the closing quotations of yesterday.
The opening was about the same rs yester-
days closing figures, but steadily advanced
with ouly slight fluctuations. llsc above in
side opening figures, reccdcd 1c, again nd
yanccd Ac aud closed firm aud about lc
higher There was good local buying, part
Of which may have been influenced by the
sudden change in the weather The ground
i'm the winter wheat districts was repor, ed
bare Of snow aud fears of freezing weather
may have induced some covering ani also
buying ON long account. A rumor that nine
| boat loads had been in lew York for cX
port had strengthening effect, though the
report was subsequently denied. Tho light
movement from inst hands attracted some
| uttrution.
Corn was dull and neglected early in the
| s,s.ioi. trading being OF light local charac
| ter with fluctuations very narrow. The
| feeling was quotnbiy firm and the market
was much the same ~ ON yesterday. Their
was little IL any outside news Of consequence,
! received but ~ the close prices were I,@S,
| higher than Yesterday,
IN oats only moderate interest was taken
aud decreased volume II business was don,
nc a trifc higher prices than yesterday.
Trading was moderate In mess pork ant
the feeling wa steady. Prices were sal n,
/ higher early la the day, but the appreciation
wus not supported aud the market close,
| quiet.
a very quiet feeling prevailed IN lard an,
| the tone was steady Prices averaged
slightly higher but the market closed quiet
Tmding was moderate IN short ribs ant
the change In prices were slight.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows