Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
MONEY MARKETS.

PARIS, October 25.-Rentes, Cjf SOC.
FRANKFORT, October 2j.-United States
flves, 931S.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2j.-Gold, ll434;
sigot, 4 premium; sterling, commercial, 0l29
LONDON, October 2j.-Consols for money,
81 Lie; on account, $40; 5-205 OF 20, 1872;
90. 1907, 1914; lO-4Us 1914; new js, 1885; New
YORK Central 81; Erie, ia; Erie preferred, 81
NEW YORK, October 25.-Moncy active at
3GG per cent, closing at 1890. Prime mer-
camille paper, 697 Custom Teceipts,'Sii2 O0O.
The assistant treasurer 0lsuursed 500 600
Cltalings, S576 600 600 cola opened atlli5s, fell
of 10 lI412, ana advanced TO lbs, at which it
closed. Rates for borrowing, l-32 and Lea per
diem and :, i. } and per cent per annun
GJyernmant bonds firm; coupons of 1881,
l22lZ; do. 1864, IIS14; do. 1855, llS54; 1865 new,
uS5,; 10. 1867, llgz4; do 1855, l2Ol@; new fves,
ll6A; l0-40S, regular, ll5h; coupons, 1863; cur
rency 6s I255S, State bonds quiet; Tennessee
6ss old, AZ; Tennessee Is, new, 46; virginia Is,
old, 39Z; .iTGinia Is, new, 80; Missouri 6S, 1919.
Railroad bonds generally firm. Stocks gen
orally opened strong and higher, the i'm
prOyement ranging from 1903 per cent. as
compared with the closing Quotations Satur-
Jay. The greatest increase was on Illinois
Central, which sold at ", against 50 at the
close on Saturday. Erie weak and GecHIed
to 1873, in sympathy with the London mar
ket, out ufterward rose to l7@s. At the sec
Ond cal the market was firm, and in many
cases the highest point of the day. hannibal
and l. ice advanced to 2l54, closing at 2Gj4.
Al the close stocks were lower, the Increased
activity in money being used against the
market a decline to 148l per cent, hut in
Pacific stocks it was l34924 per cent. In
some Gases. however, the clio ing quotations
ere higher than on Saturday. The move
ment in II snnibal aUd st. Joe was report ed to
be based on some negotiations about he
lands. Western roads generally are doing
well and their earnings are on the increase.
The Union Pacific f; October Will show a
gain of 500 600 on October OF last year. Trans
actiOns at the STOCK exchange were 252 COO
shares, of which 5000 were Pacific Mail,
- 100 Western Union, 1900 Northwestern
common, 5000 st. Paul common, 1900 Erie,
7JSg 81. Joe, 6i,OO0 Lake Shore, 1900 OhiOs,
100 Union Pacific, and II coo Missouri Pacific.
The latter opened at ll14, advanced to li54
and closed at 10 Closing quotations We're:
Western Union Telegraph, TTis; Pacific Mail,
40js; Adams Express company, 1909; Wells &
FaTgo's Express company, 7S1S; American sX-
press company, 57%; United States Express
company, "A; New YORK Central, l0f3s; Erie,
~; Erie preferred, 50; Harlem lSl; Harlem
preferred, l3y; Michigan Central, 62l 3; Union
Pacific stock, 81; Lake Shore, 6O12; Illinois
Central, 81; Cleveland and PiLJSburg, 30;
North western, 375z; NOrthwe tern preTG, 5lA
Cleveland, CO,umDus, Cincinnati and Indian
apolis, 5Il&; New Jersey Central, 1865; Rock
Island, 1857 :; st Paul, 3i1I; st Paul preferred,
~; Wabash, 81; abash preferred, Z; Fort
Wayne, go; Terre Baute, ); Terre hauie
preferred, 2OX; Chicago and Alton, 9i13; Chi
S.SSippi, Ia; Indiana Central, ~; Chicago,
st. Joseph, 20t4; Delaware and Lackawanna,
lis; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. Is; Cen
,al Pacific bonds, l0llS; UniUn Pacific bonds,