The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06

East Ten nessee 9k Pittsburg i57
East Tenn. list pid, 10 Pullman Palace, 1904
Eld Tenn, ID pid. 22H Reading a. o.,>
Erie, 295S Rock Island, 9JA =,
Erie pref 69nE 81. ouls < san I, p
Fort Wayne, 1907 stIous san \ pd, 687h
Fort Wayne & Denver = stI a san I list pd, lO9H
Hooking Valley, 25t+ Stpaul Gl3s
Houston * Texas, IL II Paul Dfd, 0s
Illinois Central, lilo stfnul Min & Man, l0l
Ind, Bloom & West ~ 81 Paul & Omaha3!R
Kansas 4 Texas, I25k 81 Paul & omaha pd 81
Lake Erie 4 West. III Tenn Coal X Iron, ~
Lake Erie 4 W pfd, 81 Texas Pacific, 2O1s
Lake Shore, l0Ss6 Tol Il o Cen pfd jOls
Louisville Nash, 6lH Union Pacific. 66la
Louisville q N A, AK VI Express S3H
Mem 4 Charleston, 81 wabasb st l. 4 p l8H
Michigan Central. s9h VISIT 4 Ppid q -,
NIL. &W, sl% Wells Fargo Express, III
Nil, l. 4 pfd, l07 Western Union, Nos
Min q 81 L. D = Am Cotton OIL, 5S9s
Min q 81 l. pfd, 1871 Rich West Point, 2GA
LONDON, March 8, p.m.-The amount OF
bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF En-
gland on balance today is $4,000.
Pans, March 5.-Three per cent. rentes,
S5f 81 &c for the account
BANK cLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 5.-Bank clearings,
1892, 200.
NEw York, March 5.-Clcarings, Sl36, A.
GIL; balances, S6,0ls,7 1888.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 5.-Clearings, 49,
3l9035, balances S407, 200
BALTIMORE Md, March 5.-Clearings, ST.,
5s,0S7; balances S27i,6l7
BosroN, Mass, March 5.-Clcarings, &c.
0Sl, 4sl; balances sl,ss6,3l6
PHTLApELPuIA, Pa, March 5.-Clearings,
Sl0,65i,Wl; balances, $,ii5Ssi.
Grain and Provisions.
CmcAao ILL.,, March 5.-Another sharp
break occurred In wheat today, the inside
figures for May being just 4ISc lower than
the outside price OF yesterday aud the clos
ing 234c lower. July declined 39sc below
yesterdays outside figure and closed ltso
lower than yesterdays closing, Ii is diff
cult To give a reason for the weakness, other
than that there was little demand, and that
the offerings were quite large A large local
floor trader was reported Us having UNI
loaded fine line OF long wheat. The line
weather here and increase Of 28i, 600 bushels
on ocean passage may have helped the weak
ness. The opening was about X0plc lower
than yesterdays closing, and for "a while the
market ruled fairly steady, and prices
even advanced &c. But shortly
after the opening the market began
10 weaken. IL was found that
some wheat was pressing on sale and ther,
was only light demand and no effort made tC
support the market Tho weakness becam,
more marked and developed almost into
panic prices declining $50 in very shor
| time, later 20 reaction followed, but thil
advance was again partially lost A very fail
business was reported in corn, trading beinl
quite active ut times. The feeling developed
was considerably trmcr, there being yer,
good demand from shorts aud other sources
The market opened at about the closing
prices Of yesterday, was easy for time, thei
ruled stronger gradually advancing &c, re
acted &c, became steady and closed q shad
higher than yesterday.
An easier feeling developed In oats, an,
prices declined kGgj.c from yesterdays clos
ing figures.
More than usual interest was developed IL
hog products during the early part Of TIA
day, aud trading was brisk. Prices iluctu
Rtrd considerably, but on the whole range
material advance was established on all tn
leading articles. Pork was strong early an,
prices were advanced 30st3jc on the closin
figures Of yesterday. At the improvement
offerings were somewhat larger aud price
rcccdcd lOGl5c and closed rather steady.
Ia less marked degree. lard and shor
rib. followed the same course.
The leading futures ranged As follows: