The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
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STOCKS.
Adams Express, IA Missouri Pacific, IA
Alton, 1crrc llNute, % Mobile a ohio.
A & Z II preferred - Nashville chat, W.
American Express 400 New Jersey Central. WIS
Bur G. Il * y, ~ NOTiuln * West pa, bltB
Canada Pacific. .5Jjs Northern Pacific, %
Lenuda Southern, 5lgI Northern Pacific PA, OT4
GENITAL Pacific. 3GA Northwestern, lUt's
thcs d Ohio. 1874 Northwestern, pid, III
Ches.&OhiO, lst pd, 10 n y Central, lOolg
Chc,.&Jhio 1t pld. IA \ T. Z a st. H. ia
Chicago Il Alton. l37 NY, C& st l. pid ~
G., Is y Quincy, 1924 Ohio * Mississippi 2lM
G.. StLGPl II OhioC Mississippi. pd, -
&, ~ ~ T. pld, - Ontario a Western, los
Gin san a. Clcgc, 90 or Improvement I9'g
Cleveland q Coum, 57iS Oregon Navigation, 0lA
DclHNurr& Hudson 1861 Oregon lmu, ~
bel Lack W, liOis lUclur Mail, 'Sh
Zen. .rN "a, los ICura, pN T.. y
D. II tennessee. ~ Tti-burg, lj5ia
East Tenn 1T Nd, q Pullman raa'e, 1914
Fast Tenn ID pid 2lB Reading, "a
TIRE 2Sis Rock Island -
/ re Iriit rrcd GA - l. a san Fran, ePI
Fort Wayne. 1907 - J. y sun trun pld ga
u Mortl a pcnycaO stL sgn i 1t pid llO'g
locking Valley y - Paul ilA
Houston IcNss, 10 - Pau pid lu!4
Illinois Ceniml. ~ 81 Paul Min 4 Man, 1905
Ind, Bloom a West, ~ 81 Paul ~ OuIuha 32l4
kIugI. e. Tex, lHis Il PAUL 4 Omaha Tid,B
Lake If'c a West 1917 Tenn Cod d Iron, all4
Lake tTlc d vs. 10, ib. Texas Pacific ~
Lake rhurp. lut, 1ol q q Cen ptd, 20
Lou. willie a Nash hSH Union Pacific 63ls
Louisville n \, - L : Express, ~
Mem d Charleston, 20 Wabash, Il l. 4 Pac i2iS
/ Michigan Central, a5R ", - la pao pid 2i1J
NIL LS6W, % Wells Farco Express, l:j
Nil, l. : * " pid, 0iL Western Union, h9
MIN a II l., D Am Cotton Oil ~
Min ~ e l. pid, 10 Richmond H. 23N
LONDON, Jan. 2S-i p.m.-Consols closed
! at rs 1916 for money and HS}s for the aC-
count The amount Of bullion gone into
the Bank OF England on balance today Is
| $4,000.
PANS Jan. 2S.-Thrcc per cent rcntcs for
| the account Wctc quoted at o'clock this
I uIfprrptn -tf I,T. Ia lppl no pf lint 10 frDm
/ Saturdays closing quotation. The price To-
| day at the close of the l'our,c was s2l dc
/ Three per cent rcntcs, ~ 1jc for the nc
count
BNNK CLENgINGs.
Cmc,oo, H., Jan. 2s.-llank clearingS
/ sgh.aUuD
BAlrnonr Mi, Jan. 2s.-Clcarngs, s., @.
/ 2N so. hI. Noes s'b, SO
Sr. lpuH, Mo-, Jan. 2s-Bank clearings
.au6i, 100, balances, sijl GDS.
Bu-rN Mas. Jan 2s-Clcarings today,
| il&oI,jJI balances, sl,li,sz2
Nrv Yorg, Jan. 2S-Clcarings today.
| ,Gs 5l2'Hr balances. si,0li,GjG.
| puu'prLruA, Pa. Jan. 2s-Clcariugs
today .l126A3-5, balances, Sl,CO2Gjo
Grlin "a! PROVISIONS.
Nw NorK, Jan. 2yA'rhc visible sup.
! ply of grain uu Slt0phy January 20,
us compiled by the New York Pro.
/ Guyc Exchange w. n- follows Wheat, ai sos.
/ iil. decrease IDnLljG. cutn. ij,52I,bu9 de
/ crua,c 500 ul.., > IN, .slt decrease 25i,1-i,
/ rye, lGH, ili. decrease IJal1, barley, 331b.-
/ ,Ui decrease ais
KANSAS CuY. Mo-. Jan. 2s.-wh""-
| siwun'r No. rcd, rlh, soc bid;
] oa.li 4ti,,. Nlc. May. Whlc bid 'bc asked.
| toru-sl,adN No. rHsh, &c asked; MAY,
/ ., lC ~. white, cash NAV 30 ,H3pAc.
! bJi,-NH. ,ish, 2'sc asked; May .4lsc
/ bid. - e. paipd l
/ Cmc,Do. lll. Jan 2S.--A fair business in
| wheat was transacted tpdhiy, but ID was pHn-
| ,iUaily local. The icrliur although unset.
| tod, WIs strong most 81 thc session. rCaliz.
ug sales ai t' advance prevented the mar.
kci IRON hn.umHu p and iuhl.y resulted In a
J dcriNrI slump 400 prices tI'uiug sales were
7 eco b. above ~uudly's ciusius, and price,
/ advanced .-' mlbs then declined with IRE.
| pu'nt fluctuations about '.c, ruled steady
/ inr suinu liilc time, then broke IN rapidly
/ and closed &C. lower than Saturday. The
/ early strength and advance wa, due Ia the
. prospective rcaliynii, n II the large decrease
| expected in the visible supply. Hut the adj.
! vance brought out free offerings. under
which thc market declined a,c, but rcnrWcd
buying Influenced suuc by reported taking
uftwu boat loads of wheat 90 Baltimore Tor
| Antwerp started prices up again to the out.
| side range. At about TIT, time the visible
| supply was announced. but the effect had
alrrndy been ANTICIPATED, aud ~ operation,
were evidently long nm effort to sell resulted
~ again creating weakness and prices dc
| clincd a. the inside figures.
Corn was rather quiet most OF the session
| The prevailing futures were IN fair request
with moderate offerings. The visible supply
| was about the only feature worthy IT note.
! u showed o decrease of 5000 bushels, which
was contrary To tie expectations Of many
! operators anu hal u tendency Ia create con.
siderable strength when u became known.
The cash market was quiet at about satur.
days closing igurs, huctunicd within &c
ruugu aud closed &c better than saturday
IN oats the visible supply decreased g1G. 1O
bushels This was murr than was expected
hut failed Ia stimulate trading. aud quiet
aud steady feeling prevailed
Ihcrr wa, a better furling In provisions
I early. bat 10 dfl not last long With the hog
market nrtiyr, ifm and higher price, started
/ lut'i3c higher In thc pit sales IT MAY M
! tu u'vluyk pm. were sGaiHG3O Tor short
ribs, s6p' 4@Lo2's for lard aud si2 Tor May
/ pork
The leading futures ranged as follows