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

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PARIS, November I0.-Rentes, 65f.
47!c.
NEW ORLEANS, November 10
Gold, ll5i; sight, discount; sterling,
commercial, 5546 555.
LONDON, November 10 The late OF
discount IL the open market for three
months bills is per cent, being l per
cent below the Bank of England rate.
Rats for money - 'aa stock exchange
on government sFcuIIues, 2 CODsOls, for
money, "a 3l6; on account, CAT {;
5-20s Of 1865 1881; 5.20s % 1857, 1851;
lC-40s, l041; Lew fivss. 1881; New York
Central, lis; Erie, Is; Erie preferred, 29s.
NEW YORK, November 10.-Money
more active AZ sos per cent closing
e9sy ats Prime mercantile paper, Ga
Z per cent, Customs receipts, SlS9 600.
The assistant treasurer discussed S237,-
COO Clesrings, $50, 600 600. Gold opened
1t Il4:, fell off TO 1l4A, advanced to ll42,
and finally declined 10 114g. Rates for
b1TFoWi0g lC92 per cent. per annum
ard l.6i per diem; loans were also made
fiat and az l TO 8 Per cert. for carrying.
Toe wsrlike Tumors from Europe yes
teTGay were not verified, and hence the
weaker condition Of the msrket Gov
eminent bonds were steady; coupons of
1851, 1929; 1864, Il4t; 1855, l15S; 1865,
rev, 1lS5 1867, 1903; 1868, 12l; new 5s,
1851; l0-40s, regular, 1853; 10 40s, COu-
pons, 1865; currency IS, 1898 State Sc.
cUriues Gull except .Iennt ssees, which
are q little better; Tennessee 6s,
old, 463; Tennessee IS, new,
451; Virgins IS, old, 35; Virginia
IS, new, 40; Missouri s., 1921
Railroad bonds were firm and in good
demand In the late afternoon dealiug5
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
coupon gold bonds were most active, and
advanced to So. Central Pacific sold at
1884, Rock Island as 1893, and Michigan
Genital Is at 1913. The stock market
was bu0yant and higher to-day despite
the gloomy state OF the weather, the
new arrangement between the trunk
iines and some OF the roads having
tendency to assist in the improvement
The greatest advance was in Union Pa
ciic, which rose from sos to 500, and for
y time 20 wa bid without bringing OUT
any stock; in the final dealings there
was reaction to 6S4, the market closing
with that price bid and no stock offering
under SO. Missouri Pacific made the
next greatest advance, rising from Is to
l5f, with final close at 14s Hannibal
aud st. Joe rose from 203 to 223 for COM
mon and from "a TO 254 for preferred.
PADama advanced from 1874 to 1875
Michigan Central was favnrab;y affected
Sy the tiunk line negotiations, AMI ad-
vsnced flOm 66s TO 67s. Northwestern
common rose from 36s TO 384 and pre-
ferFed from 528 to So; st. Paul from 800 to
35E aud preferred from 64t to 65s; Ouios
E ~ D.o "a A1aii FrpS QS5 20
39t, and Western Union from 76s TO II
There was slight reaction in these
stocks at the close. Lake Shore de-
clIned from 62t to 6ls, and subsequently
rose t. 624 at the cIose Transactions at
The stock exchange aggregated l12O00
shares, Of which II COO were Pacific
Mail, 10000 Western Uaion, 5000 North
western common, 5000 st. Paul COM
mon, 5000 Erie, 1000 st. Joseph, $4,000
LAKE Shore, 1900 Ohios, 10000 Union
Pacific, and l3, 900 Missouri Pacific. The
foil )wiug were the closing quotation;
Western Union Telegraph, 763; Pacific
Nail, 3S5; Adams Express company,
10l3; Wells IL Fargo's Express COM
pany, 49,; American Express company,
5S4; United States Express company,
IS; New York Central, 104s; Erie, II;
Erie preferred, So; Harlem, 1921; Hsr-
lem preferred, 1870; Michigan Central,
664; Union Pacific stock, $751;; Lake
Shore, 6IB; Illinois Central, 81; Pitts
burg, $50; Northwestern, $50; North
western preferred, 52s; Cleveland and
Columbus, 500; New Jersey, 104; Rock
Island, 1881; st. Paul $50; st. Paul,
preferred, 64t; Wabash, 1O53; Wabash,
preferred, 10Y; Fort Wayne, CIT; Terre
Haute, 5; Terre Hsute preferred, 20;
Chicago snd Alton, IS; Chicago and
Alton preferred, 105; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 17s; Indiana Central, S; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, 112; Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph, 225; Delaware and
Lsckswanna, IS; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, ISL; Central. Pacific bonds,
1033; Union Pacific bonds, 1923.