Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-15
MONEY Markets.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 14.-Gold
1l63. Sight, premium. Sterling, $40
LONDON, June I4.-Amount Of buI.
lion gone into the Bank Of England
/ on balance to-day, El54 goo. ConsOls for
money, 93!@93t: on account. 93tG93g
| United States 5-20s Of 1865, 1863; 5-2Os OF
1867, 1891; l0-40s, 1911; new IS, 1881
New York Central, 81; Erie, 14i; Erie
prefeEed, %.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Money easy
st 2G23. Prime mercantile paper 33G5
per cent. Sterling 4S7f for 80 day, aud
400 for sight. Customs receipts, S4l7, 900.
Government bonds: Coupons Of 1881,
1929; 1865, new, 1881 1867, 125;
1868, 124!; new fives, us; 1O-4Os, 1l9;
currency IS, lis. State bonds:
Missouri Sc, 1929; old Tennessee, 40;
new Tennessee, 40; new Virginia, 373;
old Virginia, 81; old North Caro-.
lima, 20&; new North Carolina, II.
The stock market has experienced fire..
quent changes between firmness and
depression. The opening prices we've gen.
orally to per cent. higher than at the
close on Saturday, but the improvement
was subsequently lost il some cases.
New Jersey Central was particularly
weak, declining from 1888 to 1919. In
the final sales the market was dull and,
in the main, weaker. Northwestern pre-
feTred was cOnspicuously weak, and
declined from 49s to 4S3, New Jersey
Central closed at 107!01O75, with
sales at 1919. The weakness in this
stock was caused by report that the
Reading company would pass its divi-
dends, and the presumption being that
the depression in the COaltrade might also
affect the New jersey Central. Lake
Shore closed at $50 after selling at GAG;
Union Pacific closed at 748074t, after
selling at 733@744. The firmness Of
Union Pacific was due to the new ar
rangement for through line between
st. Louis and San Francisco. st. Paul
was strong and closed at 305 for COM
mon, and 81 fol- preferred, on kilograms
from the west that the company was in
a good financial condition, and that the
new board of directors had started on q
tour of the road for the purpose of cut
ting down expenses. Pacific Mail was
firm and advanced to 1884,. Erie
was dull; Northwestern common ad-
vanced to 378; and closed at ST;
Western Union sold at 7430742, and
and Pacific Telegraph at "a;
Ohio and Mississippi rose to 233; Illinois
Central declined to 1901; the other
changes were slight. Governor Tilden
signed the Erie classification bill to-day.
at the stock exchange ag-
10000 shares, of which %, 900
shares were Pacific Mail, 13, 900 Western
Union, 5000 Northwestern, 5000 St.
Paul, 1000 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, and |
$1,000 Union Pacific. Quotations were:
Canton, 634; Western Union Telegraph,
Tag; Quicksilver, l53; Adams express
company, 100; Wells & Fargo's |
express company, so; American express
COY; United States express |
company, 43; Pacific Mail, 33B; New
York Central, 1888; Erie, 163; Erie
preferred, q Harlem, 1881; Harlem pre-
erred, 1885, Michigan Central, 654; Pitts
ourg and Fort Wayne, $50; North
western, 37b; Northwestern preferred,
Is; Rock Island, 1929; New jersey
Central, 1914 st. Paul, 800; st. Paul pre-
erred, $50; Wabash, 8; Wabash preFd,
8; Fort Wayne, SO; Terre Haute,
J; Terre Rsute, preferred, 20;
chicago and Alton, 101; Chicago
md Alton preferred, I06; Ohio
md Mississippi, 235; Cleveland, Column
'us and Cincinnati, 81; Burlington
md Quincy, rs; Lake Shore, 633;
lineage, Columbus and Indiana Cen
raj, d; Illinois Central, 100; Allan
ic and Pacific, 49,; Union Pacific, IA;
central Pacific bonds, 104g; Union Pa.
itic bonds, 1888; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, 1174.