Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27
MONEY MARKETS,
BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, November 26.-Rentes, 66f. I71%c.
NEW ORLEANS, November 26.-Gold, ll51I
sight, q discount; sterling, commercial, 5l69
LONDONt November 26.--The rate Of dis
count in the open market for three months
bills is 24a25s or 3<d5E per cent, below the
Bank OF England rates. Inc amount Of bull on
Withdrawn from The Bank OF EnglaDd on bal
ance to-day is El00O0 COnsOls tor mbney aud
account, si1s; BIOS OF 20, 1887; do. 1857, 1917
l9-49s, 1924 new 5s, lOi; New YORK Central,
30; Erie, l45s; Erie preferred, 30.
NEW YORK, November 26.-Money, 315a5
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5I5a8 per
cent. The customhouse and sub-treasury
were closed. CleaTings, 100000 Gold was
cent; loans were also made fiat. Government
bonds were firm with a moderate business:
coupons OF 1851, l23l5; do. 1865, 1867; 1861 new
l2014; do. 1867, l923si do 1865 l221S; new s. ICY
l0-40s, regular, n654i coupons, Il714; currency
bs, l201s, State securities dull; Tennessee is,
old, 461zi Tennessee is, new, 4l34i virginia is,
old, So virginia Is, new, &C. Missouri 6S, 1925
Railroad bonds were strong. The largest
transactions were IN Milwaukee and st. Paul,
stocks opened strong and higher, the advance
ranging from u to Is per cent. 10 the entire
list, with increased business in the leading
shares. During the last hour OF business the
per cent. from The highest point OF the day.
Lake Shore fell of to 621l, Western Union 10
20, Erie to IL, Northwestern to 395z, Union Pa
ciic TO 30 st. Paul TO 565s, st. Paul preferred 10
t55s, OhiOs TO lo54, and Pacific Mail to 4O5z.
Missouri Pacific declined from l3S to l25z,
Adams Express advanced to l02. MeSsrs.
Ewallsdefer, cotton and commission mer-
chants, suspended today. Transactions at
The stock exchange amounted TO 20 900 shares,
Of which 6OOG were Pacific Mail, 10000 West
Sin Union, 200 Northwestern com mon, 5000
nortan-Eestern preferred, 800 Rock Island, $500
St dE u! -annInon, 300 81. Paul preferred $500
5 G6le' 1 II{ Lafe Shore, 5000 OhiOs, and
2W Union ESaifc. The Manufactu .
ers and Builders bank, which sus.
going inOo liquidation, was small un.ioVn
concern. The capital WAS originally SI00Or0
but according TO the quarterly statement ri
the state OF banks on the eighteenth OF sisTl.
tsmber, Ii stood at S4500O0 but was afterGaio
rednced TO SlSO OUO. AT that date the loans and
accounts were S7I090O; stocks, bones and
mortgages, S2i5O0O; due from banks, Si7,70O;
office furniture, Sl5,3OO; legal tenders, S26,300;
specie, S4lOU. deposits, S55S, GOO; net profits,
$40 700. The bank Was not mem Der of the
through another institution. Q uOi atoms:
Western Union Telegraph, 751s; Pacific Mail,
400; Adams Express com pany, l0l54; Wells q
FaTgo's Express company, $50; American tx
company, 81; New York Central, l06; Erie,
10; Erie preferred, %; Harlem 1885,; Harlem
preferred, $50; Michigan Central, o4I; Union
Pacific STOCK, IN; Lake Shore, 81; Illinois
Central, 50; Cleveland and Pittsburg, S954;
Northwestern, 3912; Northwestern prefd, 81
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
apolis, 56I3; New Jersey Central, 1855; Rock
Island 1865; St PAUL, 36zs; st. Paul preferred,
6615j Wabash, 51a wabash preferred, Z; Fort
Wayne, 9TJS; TeTre Haute, 5; TeFre Haute
cago and Alton preferred, los; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, lS5z; Indiana Central, 45s, Chicago,
Burlington and quincy, ll3; Hannibal anu
st. Joseph, 2314; Delaware and Lackawanna,
Central Pacific bonds, 1861; Union Pacific
bonds, uS y,