Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-04
MONEY MARKETS,
BY TELEGRAPH.


PARIS, November 3.-Rentes, 65f
673c.
NEW ORLEANS, November 81
Gold, 1l52; sight, I discount; sterling,
bank, $50.
LONDON, November 8 -Consols lol
money and on account, "a ZIG; 5-2Os
of 1865, 1888; 5-203 o. 1867, 1851; 10-40s,
l04i; new fives, 1885,; New York Cen
trail, 50; Erie, I54; Erie preferred, 3d.
NEW YORK, November S.-Money
active at 397, closing at per cent.
Custom receipts, 1917 600 The assist.
ant treasurer discussed S662,C00. Pro.
duce exports, SIS. 80S coo. Clesrings,
81 1900, 0Oe. Money in late dealings be-
came very active, and, in furry incl
dent to II loans We're made as high as :
per cent. gold. At the close, however,
the quotation was 495, the reaction be-
ing as sudden as the advance. Gold de-
clined from 1i5E to us. recOvc red
TO ll53, and closed at 15s. Rat 8
paid for carrying 1, . 8, 2494
pr cent. Loans were Clio made
Hat. Government bonds closed firm;
coupons Of 1881, 1929; 1854, list, 1855,
l164; 1866, new, ll9; 1867, 1903; 1868,
12ls; new IS, 1l5B; 1040s, regular,
ll55; 10 40s, coupons, III; currency IS,
1884. State bonds quiet; Tennessee IS,
old, 4Si; Tennessee 6s, new, 464; Vir-
GINA IS, old, 80; Virginia Is, new, 40;
Missouri 60, l02. Railroad bonds firm
this afternoon; the largest transactions
were in Union Pacific firsts, which sold
at l014; Union Pacific land grants sold
at $685.; sinking-fuBds at 500; Lake
Shore consolidated registered firsts at
10l; Western Pacific at 50, and CIeve
land and Pittsburg consolidated sink
ing-funds at 1043; Chicago and North
western consolidated coupon gold bonds
active at S75. The stock market Yves
firm, end advanced in early deal
ings; the greatest improvement was in
Northwestern and St Paul, which was
attributed to the result Of the election in
Wisconsin; Northwestern common rose
from 374 to 3Si, and preferred
from 81 ID 524; st. Paul common
from 3it to 35s, aud preieTTeI
nom 62s To 63t; Lake Shore fell ST 10
6l4, ana advanced to 623; Erie declined
from is to II, and sfterward recovered;
Union Pacific advanced to 653666;
Western Union fell of to 753, advanced
to 76s, and declined to 75s; Pacific Mail
ranged from 40s to 40s; Missouri Pacific
declined to 10 and advanced to IL. At
the second call the market was qu!et,
with prices about midway between the
two extremes. Later stocks were firm,
but toward the close were lower, in SYM
pathy with the furry in the money mar
ket, and closed dull, with 8 fractional
recovery. Michigan Central fell off to
81, Lake Shore. 10 6li, Pacific Mail to
40s, WesteTn Union TO 49, Northwestern
to S7s, st. Psut TO 34s, Erie 10 l73, and
Union Pacific to 65t; &. c. anu !. c.
rose from A to So, with the the LAST
sales at 81. Transactions on the stock
aggregated $4,000 shares, of
which Is, 400 were Erie, 81. 600 Lake
Shore, 500 Northwestern, 800 Rock
Island, II, 500 Pacific Mail 3l00 st Paul,
1880 Western Union, and 1910
Chicago and Indiana Central,
Western Union Telegraph, 75.; Pacific
Mall, 40t; Adams Express company,
l0l; Wells & Fsrgo's Express COM
psny, IS; American Express company,
81; United States Express company,
As; New York Central, 104; Erie, Ia;
Erie preferred, So; Harlem, 1914; Har-
lem preferred, $50; Michigan Central,
SIT; Union Pacific stock, So; Lake
Shore, 6ll; Illinois Central, 90; Pitts /
burg, 1901; Northwestern, 375; North
western preferred, 5li; Cleveland and
So; New Jersey, los; Rock
Island, 1854; st Paul 34:; st. Pau,
preferred, 62i; Wabash, s; Wabash, |
Z; Fort Wayne, 97l; Terre
Hsute, 8; Terre Hsute preferred, 20;
Chicago and Alton, 95s; Chicago and
Alton preferred, 1854; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, let; Indiana Central, 81; Chicsgo,
land Quincy, lIl!; Hsnni- !