Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH-

PARIS, November 4.-Rentes, 65f
NEW ORLEANS, November A
Gold, llst; sight, discount; sterling
| bank, SO
LONDON, November 4.-Tne rate Of
discount ia the open market for three
moaths bills is 81, being per cent. be-
low the Bank Of England rate. Consols
FOR money aud on account. "a 8 IS; $50:
OF 1865, 1883; 5.20s o. 1857, 1GSl; l0.40s.
lO44; new tives, 1899; New YO-k Ceg-
tralr 80; Erie, l5s; Erie preferred, 81.
NEW YORK Novem her 3 Money
ranged early at 4G6 per Celt., Al q
closed at 2C9S per cent Customs receipts.
say 900. The assistant treasurer dis
bursed S778,e0). Clearings, SO, COO 600
God opened at ll4!, advanced to n5|.
reacted to ia! anu sdvs1ced t. ll5g. 1T
which II closed. Rates for borrowing .
and l per cent; loans also made
hAt. Government bonds Strong: con.
ponS OF 1881, 1923; 1864 lI4I, 1865
llosi 1855, new, ll9; 1867, l2I; 1888.
l2lti new IS, ll5s; 10 400, regular,
ii6; 10 4Os. coupons, III; currency s..
l23z. State bonds quiet; Tennessee g.
old, 4S2; Tennessee 6s, new, 49,: Viz
ginis is, old, 80; Virginia IS. neg. 40.
Missouri IS, 1914 Railroad bonds vCr3
without tmportaGt change this after
noon, except Union Pacific sinking
funds, which declir ed to 50, but recover
ed at the close to 81. Union Pacific
firsps were firm ct l0l, and land grants
steady at SO. Paclfic sold at 96, aud
Central Pacific, San Josqain branch. of
sI3. Chicago and North western sold al
"a, and Chicago and Northwestern gold
bonds were firm at S7s, the sfocE
marset toward the ciCss Underwent a
severe hsmmerirg process by the bears.
anu various reports W. eput aflost tl iu-
nuence Yalue'. Among others come
ones nom Washington in re-
5Tu 10 Ine sur ,ceme court decision on The
= aIoh rae dc case. Netting definite is
euo"h 40 regard to this case and tbs
i'st '-dthentic Information will be the
'e Ji5tOn OF the court officially rendered
Che decline in Union Pacific ock aud
bonds were used against the general
market, and the be2rlsh feeling induced I
snort interest in Leading shares, but (
there were evidences Of good buying at |
the decline. The greatest huc ustiOls |
o. the day was in Union Pacific which |
declined iroTo est 10 62i, but finally 70. /
covered 10 So. The next widest fiuc ua- /
lion was la Pacific Mai, which fell of |
rom 4O5 to 573, and closing
1t 3S. Lake Shore came next, |
iecliniDg from 63B to 6O3, and lsavine
Df at 6Os9604; NORTH western Common |
-ose from 57s TO 3T3, and finally closed
Il 37f; s.. Paul advanced nOm 34I 10
AZ, bat a'ter#ard reacted to 34t. The
granger stocks and BONDS nave shown
nucn strength since tie Wisconsin
lection. The Northwestern road Is
'srnirg a1 average Of 100000 per day
large increase compared with the same
ime last year. Efie fell from l78 to II,
So 10 l7S, and closed at l7t0l7I:
Western Union advanced from 75B II
81 and finally c.osed at 75s; oIher
'Scitic and Missouri Pa ,ific confer
noe was characterized by some bitter.
1883, and fi1aliy adjourned until to-
morrow. Transactions at the stock tx.
hsnee were 10000 shares, of which |
). 600 were Pacific Mail, % 600 Western
Tni0D, 5000 North western Common,
{, 900 Erie, 4S, 000 Lake Shore, and 49,
O Union Pacific. Closing quotations:
Western Union Telegraph, 753; Pacific
lail, 375; Adams Express company,
d; Wells d FsTgo's Express COM
any, IS; American Express company,
7; United States Express company,
y; New York Central, lO4, Erie, ia; ,
RE preferred, 35; Harlem, 1872; Har- /
m preferred, $50; Michigan Central,
1; Union Pacific stock, 62s; Lake
bore, 65s; Illinois Central, 9l3; Pitts !
lrg, 80; Northwestern, S75; North :
estern preferred, 5l4; Cleveland and
1lumbus, 533; New Jersey, IO5; Rock :
land, 1881; st Paul SAT; st. Paul,
eferred, 623i Wabash, 6; Wabash,
eferred, z; Fort Wayne, 9T!; Terre I
sute, 5; Terre Hsute preferred, 10; $
licsgo and Alton, So; Chicago AID i
ton preferred, 1893; Ohio and Missis- T
1pi, l65; Indiana Central, ST; Chicsgo, q
arlington and Quincy, liz; Hanni-
/ and st. Joseph, 10; Delaware and
lckawanDs, lis; Atlantic and Pacific 4
,legraph, lS3; Central Pscific bonds, 6
|; Union Pacific bonds, 1907.