Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-03
MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH
PARIS, December 2.-Rentes, 64f. zoe.

PARIS, December 2.-Rentes 64f. zoe.
LONDON, December 2-The rate for money
IN the open market for three months bills IS
25zg2% per cent, being "a 10 p per cent. be-
low the Bank OF England rate. ConsOls Tor
money, 50 Is; on account, SO 7-l6; BIOS of IS,
lgSAi DO. 1857, iOsH; i0-40s, 1881; new s.,
l0i19; New YORK Central, 81; Erie, l4}z; Erie
preferred, %.
NEW YORK, December 2-Money, SOS per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5196gS per cent.
Customs receipts, $4,000. The assistant treas
urer disbursed 81 % 900. Ciesrings, $50 coo OUO
Gold opened and closed 8t ll45s; this was the
lowest price, the CHEST having been ll514.
Rates paid for carry ing, 8, 2, ~ and per cent.
Loans were also made fiat. Government
bonds were firm on a small business; cou-
pons of 1881, lZ3t4; do. 1850, ll6ss; 1865, new,
pos; do. 1867, ll21a; do 1855 l24 new IS, lI714
l)-4Os, regular, ll514; coupons. ny; currency
IS, l2lH. State bonds steady; Tennessee Us,
old, IS; Tennessee IS, new, ~; virginia Us
old, IS; Virginia 6s, new, IS; Missouri 6S, lO23s
Railroad bonds firm and higher. Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds
advanced 10 81; eN-dividend Milwaukee and
st. Paul consolidated sinking funds TO Si54,
and Michigan Central sevens 10 l0l. Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Fights brought rs;
Harlem registered firsts ll3, Central Pacifcs
1863, Union Pacific hrsts lO5, ana SinEing
FUNDS 9ila. The Commercial says: "MeSsIS.
Rothschild advise by cable to day the with
drawal OF all the new syndicate five per cents
from the New York market. They look for
better rates abroad for the uuSOld remnant OF
this loan" stocks opened strong and higher,
with an advance of 1z1ls4 per cent, the latter
was declice Of 1<93<, but nj the clo.e the
market was strong and higher, with a reCOV-
cry OF 49l per cent. from the lowest pOiEt of
the afternoon. Lake shore advanced to $50,
Michigan Central 70 595z, Northwestern COM
mon TO 80, preferred TO 81, 81. Paul TO 3554. Pa
cifc Mail 70 4l5s Western Union TO 751, Han
uiDal and ST. Joseph common TO p q and pre-
ferred to 26k. Union Pacific closed steady at
609S015. Ohios recovered 10 III The traffic
in ths leading lines Of railroads shows large
gain for November. -. Pau! roads gained
$4,000 for the month, while the North
western showed an Increase OF $50 600 for the
fourth week, and Sl53JUO for the m nth. The
traffic ria the Union Pacific for November
improvement, The transactions At the stock
exchange aggregated ll3tOO shares, OF which
25 900 were Pacific Mail, 5000 Western
Union, 400 Northwestern common, 2OUU 81.
Paul common, 2O)J preferred, 5000 Erie, $500 ~.
Joseph, 5000 Lake Shore, 400 Ohios, 400
trai. The closing quotations were a. follows:
W-staTn Union Telegraph, Tj55; Pacific Mali,
Az; Adams Express company, l02Z; Wells &
FaTgo'a Express company, y. American IA
company, 81; New YORK Central, 1857; Erie,
l5i<; Erie preferred, >; Harlem 1917 Harlem
preferred, l5Z; Michigan Central, Jy5E; Union
Paci iiG STOCK, 50; Lake. Shore, so .; Illinois
Genital, s5ai C!eYelaDd and Pltlsburg, 80;
Nort westeTnI SO; Northwestern preTd, s54;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
apol:S, 81; New Jersey Central, 1919; Rock
Island, 1861; st. Faul, Y; st. Paul preferred
6fz; Wabash, 3; Wabash preferred, =; Fort
Wayne, $50; Terre Haute, 5; Terre Haufe
cago and Alton preferred, lOSi OHIO aud Mis-
sissippi, ~; Indiana Cent al, ~, Chicago,
Burlington ana Quincy, ll41z; Hannibal and
81. Joseph, p; delaware and BackaWanna,
49,; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, ISJ4
Genital Pacific bonds A2jsi Union Pacific
bDudg. lOs.